I call bullshit on this - Victorian review of Counter-terrorism Legislation
We can start by sending John Howard and all his banker and military buddies to the Hauge for trial as war criminals.
http://www.theguardian.com/world/2014/sep/22/howard-should-be-tried-for-conspiracy-to-commit-mass-says-andrew-wilkie
Howard should be tried for ‘conspiracy to commit mass murder’, says Andrew Wilkie
Independent MP says former prime minister should be ‘deeply ashamed that he lied’ over the 2003 invasion of Iraq
http://theaimn.com/complaint-john-howard-international-criminal-court/
Australia’s former Prime Minister John Howard has been accused of war crimes before the International Criminal Court in The Hague.
A document titled Complaint against John Howard to the International Criminal Court has been sent to The AIMN by a member of the SEARCH Foundation - an on-line copy of the document can be found here. Permission has been given by one of the authors to reproduce the document, but due to its length (75 pages) we have reproduced a summary.
etc.
And yes - the world banking system (Rothschilds) - and it's sub offices like the bank of England, the US Federal Reserve (Private Bank) with it's share holders - http://www.save-a-patriot.org/files/view/whofed.html etc., who do little more than forment wars, sell arms and munitions to each side and when the country has been hammered to a pulp from civil wars from within, and wars from without - in they come to enslave the population with debt and poverty, by stealing all the national assets by privatisation, and the oil, minerals, and cheap labour.
Were Hitlers rants about the "international jew" contolling the worlds banking system so off the mark?
Federal Reserve: A Private Jewish Bank Strangling America
http://www.realjewnews.com/?p=177
George W. Bush (and Co.) have whipped us up into a global war...
A permanent war that will never end.
Don't think in days, months, or even a decade - think in terms of planning to buy a house by loan repayments - over 25 years...
More and more houses, more and more plans, more and more investments, repayments and profits....
But when put in terms of keeping the wars - the ever so profitable wars, going forever... It's all going to plan....
Now we the global population are starring in the lick sticking of the surveillance state laws - while Howard and Co go free after murdering millions and we get killed in the blow back...
Let the great lie continue.
Victorian review of Counter-terrorism Legislation
The review evaluated the operation, effectiveness and implications of Victoria’s Counter-terrorism Legislation.
The Victorian review of Counter-terrorism Legislation report and Victorian Government response was tabled in Parliament on 16 September 2014.
A media release from the Attorney-General is available on the Premier of Victoria website
For enquiries about the report or government response, please contact the Department of Justice (03) 8684 0590.
Terrorist incidents around the world including the attacks on the World Trade Centre and Pentagon in the United States in 2001, and the Bali bombings in 2002, led to the review of counter-terrorism measures by Australian governments.
The Commonwealth Government was referred legislative powers to provide constitutional support for terrorism offences that apply uniformly throughout Australia. Victoria enacted the Terrorism (Community Protect) Act 2003 (the Act) to cover those areas where Victoria continued to have legislative responsibility.
This Act was amended in 2006, pursuant to a Council of Australian Governments agreement to further strengthen Australia's counter-terrorism legislation, to insert Parts 2A (preventative detention orders) and 3A (special police powers).
The Review is for the purposes of section 38(1) of the Act, which requires the Minister to cause a review of the operation of the Act and bring a report of the review before each House of Parliament, no later than 31 December 2014.
A Council of Australian Governments Review of Counter-Terrorism Legislation was completed in 2013. For further information about the Council of Australian Governments and their review of counter-terrorism legislation, visit www.coagctreview.ag.gov.au
The purpose and structure of the review, as agreed by the Attorney-General, is available in the Terms of Reference.
A review committee, chaired by the Hon David Jones AM, will conduct the review. The committee members have a broad range of experience, with expertise in accountability, law enforcement and prosecution.
The members of the Review Committee are:
His Honour David Jones AM
Mr David Jones was a Judge of the Victorian County Court from 1986 to 2002 and a Reserve Judge from 2002 to 2004. He is a lawyer with over forty years’ experience. He contributed to the establishment of the Victorian Office of Special Investigations Monitor (SIM) and served as Victoria’s SIM from 2004 to 2009. Mr Jones has also served as Chairman of both the Accident Compensation and the Australian Broadcasting Tribunals. Mr Jones was President of the Administrative Appeals Tribunal in 1998 - 1999. He was a member of the Adult Parole Board for 12 years and is a part time Commissioner of the Victorian Law Reform Commission.
Lieutenant-General (Ret'd) Mark Evans AO DSC
Lieutenant General Mark Evans retired from the Australian Defence Force (ADF) in 2011. Most of General Evans’s career in the Australian Army has been spent primarily in command, operational and joint employment. His last appointment in the ADF was as Chief of Joint Operations during which he commanded all operationally deployed ADF forces. Since retirement General Evans continues to mentor senior military officers in their preparation for operational commands. He is the current chair of the Australian Defence College Advisory Board. He is also the Chair of the Advisory Committee to the Queensland Premier regarding the Commemoration of the ANZAC Centenary. In addition he has conducted a number of reviews for Federal and State Government Departments.
Kieran Walshe APM
Kieran Walshe is a retired Deputy Commissioner with the Victoria Police, retiring in 2012 after 44 years of service. His service was primarily focused around command and control of operational and emergency management activities. Prior to retirement he was active in counter-terrorism activities representing Victoria Police at both State and National level. Additionally he attended international counter-terrorism training programs run by the Australian Federal Police and the FBI. Since his retirement has been appointed to the Adult Parole Board, together with a number of other boards for not for profit organisations.
The Terrorism (Community Protection) Act 2003 is available on the Victorian Legislation and Parliamentary Documents website
- Select 'Victorian Law Today'
- Click either the 'Acts' or the ‘Statutory Rules' buttons
- Locate the Terrorism (Community Protection) Act 2003.
The Review Committee had planned to hold a public hearing on 29 April 2014. However, due to the lower than expected number of submissions provided and the fact that none of the submitters wished to appear at a public hearing, the commitee agreed to cancel the public hearing.
If you are interested in speaking to the Review Committee and have not already provided a submission, please email lisa.farrell@justice.vic.gov.au
If you are interested in speaking to the Review Committee and have not already provided a submission, please email lisa.farrell@justice.vic.gov.au
As part of the review process, you are invited to submit your views on Victoria’s counter-terrorism legislation.
By email at submission.ctreview@justice.vic.gov.au or by post:
Victorian Review of Counter-Terrorism Legislation
C/- Department of Justice
GPO Box 4356
Melbourne VIC 3000
Closing date for submissions is 5pm on Monday 31 March 2014.
The following formats are preferred:
- Microsoft Word (DOC, DOCX)
- Rich Text Format
Please note: Submissions will be published on the website at our discretion (or unless you indicate otherwise). Draft or confidential submissions will not be published.
The Review Committee will still consider submissions received as a hard copy; however, they will not be published on the website.
If you do not wish personal details to be published, please ensure they are not included in your submission. Instead, include them in a cover sheet, which will be removed before publishing.
For enquiries about the review, please contact (03) 8684 0590.
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