Government removing documents; signed copy Oath of Office

The Australian Government is a dodgy corporation aggregate at the best of times.

The government quietly removed the link to the Bill of Rights from Western Australia's  State Law Publisher's website, which we put out into the public eye, a while ago.

We also took a snapshot of the Commonwealth of Australia, Governor-General's website in 2016, where it states that a signed copy of the  Oath of Office that Quentin Bryce took is available to the general population.

Upon clicking of that link, there is no such document to be found as seen in the following screen capture:

Just to make sure as of this posting, nearly 3 years later, there still is no live link to the document.

'Nothing to hide, Nothing to fear', right?

Please note that the Queen's Whitlam letters remain a secret, which in reality is a "national humiliation"

Scientology the billion dollar business abusing people, destroying families with full support of the US government?

Scams come in all shapes and sizes and in many different formats.

In the modern era, they can be from simple text messages purporting to be from a bank, pointing to a malicious website to businesses specifically designed to rob their 'customers' the likes of sophisticated ponzi schemes.

One of the greatest scams of the 20th Century was a business idea concocted by a Lafayette Ron Hubbard called Scientology, where the problem of its abused 'customers' is that it got full support of the United States government.

The tax dodging premise of the business called Scientology got its approval when the US government acknowledged it as a 'church' in October 1993.

Since Lafayette was a so called 'science fiction' writer, by the same token a group of like-minded people sympathetic to Gene Roddenberry should be able to call their business a church.

The literal meaning of the word church is that of a building used for public Christian worship, where the business called Scientology is promoting false advertising, as it calls itself a church or 'Church of Scientology' where there are no actual ties to Christianity.

As governments and war machines (an implication may be that the two mentioned entities are not the same) alike have known for millennia strength is in unity, where a healthy society has its roots in a strong healthy family unit.

Religions stemming from that cheeky fella called Abraham, together with other ancient beliefs from other cultures focus on a healthy family unit, whereas the business called Scientology does the exact opposite.

Mental, emotional, physical and financial abuse is common practice within Scientology, as reported by 'whistleblowers' Leah Remini and Mike Rinder, in their exposé Scientology and the aftermath, released in Nov 2016, aired on Australian television in Feb 2019.

The problem there for the victims within the business called Scientology, is that it's supported by the US government with little / not enough law suits or criminal charges brought forward, where in Australia, this kind of action would warrant something is called a royal commission.

What's worse is that the business called Scientology falsified official US military documents to further the false narrative of Lafayette's service, where the US government has not taken any action against this fraud, therefore indicating to its citizens that it supports this kind of behaviour.

So far; Scientology:1, Victims:0*

* - Maybe a few did get hush money.

On Her Majesty's Service: Police Courts and Tribunals, but not any more

Remember the good ol' days?

• When 'rascals and outlaws'* roamed this land, which incidentally they still do.

• When the colonists in power disregarded the rule of law, and the imperial government had to remind them by installing the Colonial Laws Validity Act in 1865.

• When the actions of those in authority were under Her/His Majesty.

Well not any more.

Do you receive letters from those in authority that they're acting under Her Majesty?

Of course not, why would you?

The corporation aggregate rules this land now.

So hand over ALL your cash to which ever ABN you're contracted to, because austerity is the name of the game now.

Please note that the above scan was watermarked, so that people like Jayden O'Connor under the banner of the GAP (Great Australian Party)  do not claim the work of others, as done with the research into the removal of the Bill of Rights from Western Australia's State Law Publisher, to be their own.

* China's reference to Australia.

Victorians disarmed again, this time after NZ shooting

To the world outside of the colony, it may seem that the people inhabiting Victoria Australia are a bunch of wild gun toting crazies itching for a shoot 'em up style of living.

After all weapons were taken from them, oops sorry, 'government buy back', after the mass shooting in Tasmania, i.e. Port Arthur in 1996.

Now after a mass shooting in New Zealand, there will be a gun ban in Victoria.

Victorians would be aware that a lot of criminals posses guns, as opposed to the 'good people', so this gun ban would be next to useless.

How did the gun buy back go after the Port Arthur tragedy?

How many criminals ACTUALLY handed in their guns?

You know the ones who had sawed off shotguns/rifles or serial number scrubbed handguns taking them to police to 'cash in' on the deal.

Professional driver, professional asshole

(A Star Track driver taking up two lanes when he should be using only one)

Some people who think they're a 'freeman on the land' may believe they have a right to be on the King's highways and byways, where that may have been true once upon a time (the 'travelling part, and not the 'freeman' BS, silly), but since the corporatisation of this country, people's so called rights have been taken away and transferred to privileges, benefits and services.

The governments of each state have been handing over driver licences to all sorts of garbage that realistically should not be on the road, with regards to their incapacity to comprehend the road rules and causing dis-ease among other travellers.

As usual the people in government don't give a stuff whether the person truly has the mental or physical capacity to be behind the wheel, where what counts is that the cash is handed over for the licence, taxes paid and lots and lots of fuel is used (high tax content) for the government to profit from.

On the back of a donkey one week, and behind the wheel in Australia the next.

For those of you who like stickers:

 

Australia: the surveillance state in action

Australia has been a 'surveillance state' for quite some time, where the general population is oblivious of this fact.

Nowadays people are enticed/conned into conducting their business via one of the most prolific data generation devices around, that being their mobile phone.

The physical medium of the myki card is an unnecessary expense to the corporations, where a much more logical and progressive way of monitoring people's movements is via their mobile phone, a device which they pay for themselves, sponsoring their own surveillance.


This data will also be available to others who gain access to your mobile phone, be it via apps or just 'plain vanilla' hacking.

As usual most people will embrace this new monitoring technology, also discounting any debate or concerns as 'conspiracy theories' no doubt labeling any opponents as nutters.

See article from 24 Mar 2019, by The Age publication of the headline:

Melbourne commuters able to use myki on their mobile phones from Thursday

Melbourne commuters will be able to use their Android smartphones to pay their public transport fares from Thursday.

But iPhone users will have to wait to join the digital transport revolution with the State Government unable, so far, to strike a deal with Apple.

Users of Google-powered Android phones will be able to buy tickets with their device from Thursday after paying with Google Pay with a minimum top-up of $10.

This will remove the need for carrying a physical myki card when catching a bus, tram or train in Melbourne or regional Victoria.

The move comes after a trial of 4000 users delivered an 80 per cent satisfaction rating on the system.

The new ticket option is available to most Android users, as long as their phone runs Android 5.0 or higher and has a built-in NFC wireless chip for contactless transactions.

This might seem like old news to Sydneysiders, who have had alternatives to using an Opal card since last year, but in some ways Melburnians are better off.

Sydney uses an “open loop” ticketing system, which means you can tap on with your contactless credit or debit card instead of an Opal card. This trick works not just with physical bank cards but also with any gadget which can mimic a contactless credit card, like a smartphone, watch or wristband.

Meanwhile, Melbourne uses a “closed loop” ticketing system which, until now, has limited public transport users to tapping on with a physical myki card.

As of Thursday, they’ll also be able to tap on with a smartphone, but only if their phone can mimic a myki card. The ability to mimic a credit card isn’t enough.


This might seem like splitting hairs, but it actually makes a big difference to how the two cities’ ticketing systems work.

The biggest practical difference is that, at least for now, iPhone owners can swipe their phone to board a train in Sydney but not Melbourne.

This is due to the difficulties in striking a deal with Apple to use the iPhone’s NFC wireless chip, something which Australia’s major banks can attest to.

Apple locks down the iPhone’s NFC chip so it can only be accessed by Apple’s own apps like Apple Pay.

This means any business which wants to offer contactless transactions on the iPhone needs to go through Apple, with the tech giant typically demanding a slice of the action.

If your bank supports Apple Pay, then you can use your iPhone as a credit card to get on a Sydney train today.

But to get on a Melbourne train your iPhone would need to mimic a myki card, which means Public Transport Victoria needs to strike a deal with Apple.

Almost half the Victorian population (45 per cent) uses iPhones, according to data from the International Data Corporation.

The Victorian Government has been in discussions with Apple since at least May last year but has so far apparently unable to strike a deal to bring the tech giant on board the new initiative.

In PTV’s defence, only a handful of public transport systems around the world are onboard with Apple so far. Only a few of these actually let you create the local equivalent of a closed loop myki card, while the others simply treat the iPhone as a credit card.

The government says it discussions with Apple are ongoing.

Some Nokia phones were spotted sending user data to China

HMD Global has managed the Nokia smartphone brand impressively well since it took over in December 2016, but now the Finnish company has found itself in hot water.

In a report published earlier today, Norway’s public broadcaster NRK claims to have found proof that certain Nokia smartphone have been transmitting unencrypted user information to China. Allegedly, on-device data such as GPS location, the device serial number, and even the user’s phone number were being transmitted back to a Chinese server.

The server in question was under the domain “vnet.cn,” which is reportedly managed by state-owned carrier China Telecom. From the look of things, every time the Nokia 7 Plus units were powered on, data would immediately be transferred over to the server. Similarly, simply turning on the display or unlocking the device would trigger the same process.

Fortunately for consumers, this issue was present only a “single batch” of Nokia 7 Plus units. Presumably, the smartphones were initially intended for the Chinese market but ultimately made it into the hands of European consumers. Moreover, since the issue has been raised, HMD Global has removed the infringing files from the devices.

As a result of this apparent slip-up, HMD Global is now being investigated by Finland’s data protection watchdog.

UPDATE: We have received the following statement from HMD Global on the matter:

We can confirm that no personally identifiable information has been shared with any third party. We have analysed the case at hand and have found that our device activation client meant for another country was mistakenly included in the software package of a single batch of Nokia 7 Plus. Due to this mistake, these devices were erroneously trying to send device activation data to a third party server. However, such data was never processed and no person could have been identified based on this data. This error has already been identified and fixed in February 2019 by switching the client to the right country variant. All affected devices have received this fix and nearly all devices have already installed it.

Collecting one-time device activation data when the phone is taken first time into use is an industry practice and allows manufacturers to activate phone warranty. HMD Global takes the security and privacy of its consumers seriously.

Source: phonearena.com

New Zealand shooter: mainstream media feeding the trolls, inciting more violence?

You are told not to share the video.

You are threatened that you may be incarcerated for 10 years for sharing "objectionable content", more time in prison than a Cardinal charged with child abuse or even a murderer.

You are told not to share the (alleged) manifesto.

Maybe not to give attention to that person's name or his action?

Maybe not even discuss other possibilities on social media.

Yet the Rupert Murdoch media empire gave him the opportunity to forward his message, even while restrained.

The Rupert Murdoch media empire fed the trolls, 'conspiracy theorists' and alt-whatever direction they're facing at the time group of people.

It seems that the empire could be inciting more violence by broadcasting his message to the world.

No one would have known if they didn't publish it, right?

Migration: WWII to Australia, from one camp to another

The British colonialists have always been about the oppression of the serfs, in one form or another or from a few sides at once.

As people in government have known for eons, information or 'intelligence' is best kept from the general population, where misinformation is a 'natural' occurrence to further a government agenda.

The people in government in Australia realistically rule in secret, keeping information and many detrimental actions hidden away from public view.

A 'national humiliation' being the Queen's Whitlam letters, is just one example of many.

The publishing of the book 'The Chameleon Crown' by Dr. Anne Twomey was as a result of government 'shenanigans' .

Many other books have also been written exposing the corruption hidden from public view, regarding the practices of Victoria Police which are still current to today.

 How does that saying go again?

"Nothing to hide nothing to fear", right?

The people in government are also keen to rewrite history, once again to suit an agenda.

'Great Famine' aside, the British, in order to destroy the Irish, wanted to breed them out in the Caribbean. 

With regards to the 'Aboriginal problem' Langley Hancock (the father of Gina Rinehart) openly spoke about genocide, poisoning the water so they become sterile and die out.

To the colonialists, indigenous peoples, migrants or basically anyone who is not part of the 'administration' have always been considered to be fodder be it cannon or corporate.

Let's just put aside how many nations the British shafted as a result of World War II.

After WW II families that have been torn apart reconvened to start a better life for themselves in the opening arms of the Australian government, were blissfully unaware what was in store for them.

As governments are aware strength is in unity, where a healthy society rests in the balance of a strong family unit.

Disassemble the very fabric of society and you have control of its people.

So, once the World War II 'refugees' got to Australia, they were installed into slave labour camps the likes of Bonegilla, which were described at the time as hell, in relation to the temperature and living conditions for the new arrivals.

The colonialists true to their origins, also split family members up, not with regards to separate sleeping quarters, but rather separate 'camps'.

In today's day and age one can quite easily use their favourite 'search engine' to verify claims being made, but don't let the government propaganda pictures and stories of the day fool you.

The people in government have gone out of their way to whitewash the truth, where a new generation is indoctrinated with a  government propaganda slogan the "Bonegilla Migrant Experience", giving it such a 'warm and fuzzy' feeling.

Destruction of the family unit: It may be personal, and it's sure one hell of a great business.

NBN - No Contract No Consent, right?

While Australians (including Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders) in the physical world have been turned into consumers,

whereas in the digital world of Google and Facebook, they may not be 'customers' or even consumers but rather data providers i.e. corporate slaves, most are not familiar with the intricacies of  Australian consumer law, the likes of the 6 volume Corporations Act 2001 or the over 1600 page, 3 volume Competition and Consumer Act 2010.

Through their digital personas many Australians have now been familiarised with the term "No Contract No Consent" via various social media platforms.

Some people have been using the above 'template' as a response to fines, etc which despite many claims does not work.

Very very briefly, in 'contract law', for the better use of the term, disclosure and your acceptance play a vital role in the providing of a service or purchase of an item.

Many people may erroneously state that in Australia we do not have 'common law', but in the example of a state's highest court, 'common law' is attended to every day where the Supreme Court of Victoria states:

"The Common Law Division deals with claims in tort or contract law and is responsible for appeals and reviewing contested decisions coming from other courts and tribunals."

Ref: https://www.supremecourt.vic.gov.au/law-and-practice/areas-of-the-court


In 2017 we put up an article that one of Australia's greatest (deliberate) failures the NBN will become compulsory, whether you like it or not, even if you did not 'consent' to it.

See link:
https://corpau.blogspot.com/2017/06/nbn-to-be-compulsory-life-in-penal.html

MANY households in the colony called Australia, would have received a letter from NBN Co as shown above, or a similar one from another corporation stating that their premises will be connected on a particular date, whether you agreed or not.

They're not the actions of a democracy, but rather a corporatocracy.

If in the 1970's you were travelling on a (hard working tax payer's funded) freeway and said that in just over 20 years that stretch of road would be come 'corporatised' by the state government, you no doubt would be assigned that label of a conspiracy theorist or a loony or nutter.

While the air we inhale today is of no cost, with all this climate change going on some boffin from the annals of government may even come up an new standard for example AS/FF (Australian Standards / Flatulence Factor) followed by a numerical value of 13 to 21

in order to to tax people for being the green house gas producers they are.

This law would apply to the serfs emitting the gasses from one orifice, since politicians emit from both ends, i.e 'top' and 'bottom' (pun intended) they would be excluded.

While 'straya is not clever, it sure is a "lucky country"