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Wednesday, January 22, 2014
Bevan Meninga 'not prepared to wait any longer" for Parole. Cheree Richardson Raped and beaten to death "just kept hitting her" and "stuck a stick up her vagina".
What Bevan Meninga did to 19-year old Cheree Richardson
If Cheree Richardson was your daughter what would you say to Bevan Meninga when he says through his lawyer
that he is "not prepared to wait any longer",for parole ?
"..........To come to immediately relevant matters, the appellant told the police that he hit the victim on the head, "just kept hitting her" and "stuck a stick up her vagina". He said that at the time the victim had her dress pulled up to her stomach and had no panties on.
Cheree Richardson Raped and beaten to death
He described to the police the stick he used to hit her and the stick he pushed into her vagina. When he gave evidence, the appellant said he did not know from where he recalled the stick having been put into the victim's vagina.
The medical evidence showed that the girl was very severely beaten about the head and that she had injuries which were consistent with a foreign object being inserted into her vagina; it had caused perforations in the back wall of the vagina. The post mortem examination was done of the morning of 14 May."
Full Court Doc Here
Bevan Meninga "not prepared to wait any longer"
Well please feel free to attempt an escape at any time Good Luck Broo.
Meninga's brother makes bid for freedom
January 22,2014
THE jailed brother of rugby league legend Mal Meninga has taken his bid for freedom to the Supreme Court.
Bevan Meninga has already served 21 years in prison for the rape and murder of a teenage girl on Queensland's Sunshine Coast.
He applied to the Supreme Court for parole after the Queensland Parole Board failed to rule on his release.
The parole board had failed in its duty to decide on Meninga's application within 210 days of receiving it, the Supreme Court heard on Wednesday.
Meninga applied 12 months ago and was "not prepared to wait any longer", his lawyer Julie Devery said.
The parole board was planning to meet on Friday to decide whether to grant parole or a take a preliminary view to decline it, the court heard.
Justice Anthe Philippides said a decision had to be made given how long Meninga had spent waiting.
"I think it's appropriate that the matter proceed," she said.
"If a decision is made and if it's not necessary to proceed further with this application, so be it."
Justice Philippides adjourned the matter to February 13, to ensure a quick decision on Meninga's parole.
Meninga, then 20, was sentenced to life in prison in August 1992 for the rape and murder of 19-year old Cheree Richardson.
Ms Richardson's battered body was found in an Alexandra Headland park on the Sunshine Coast.
She had suffered massive head injuries after being bashed with a tree branch and also had internal injuries.
At the time of the attack, Meninga had been on parole for bashing a woman with a stake in her home.
THEIR ABC Caught out AGAIN!!!! Slandering Australia's Finest, we know who is paying them and its now official who it is they are working for, and it is not Australia.
Asylum seekers accused of sabotaging own boat
Ian McPhedran
The Daily Telegraph
January 22,2014
FAR from burning the hands of asylum seekers, Australian Navy sailors actually provided first aid to asylum seekers whose hands were burned as they attempted to sabotage their own boat.
Navy chief Vice-Admiral Griggs will take to Twitter later today to deny allegations by Indonesian police and asylum seekers that his sailors had tortured them by burning their hands and bashing them.
"This is not what the navy does," a source said he would say.
"We have always been about saving people's lives."
Immigration Minister Scott Morrison today rejected the claims, adding the government is committed to strong Australian borders.
"There are any number of criminal syndicates trying to reach our borders that put Australians at risk,'' he said.
Earlier he labelled the reports "unfounded, unsubstantiated and outrageous".
"There has been no police investigation in Indonesia," Mr Morrison told Fairfax radio in Perth.
"I am surprised that unsubstantiated allegations would have been aired in such a way which diminish our navy.
"I have total confidence in our navy - for these allegations to be aired without any qualification is a pretty poor effort and not something most Australians would give a tick too.
"These people put themselves them at risk to protect others. For them to have to sit there and cop this sort of rubbish is offensive."
The navy also has the backing of Acting Prime Minister Warren Truss.
"I'm confident they have behaved responsibly and appropriately,'' Mr Truss told media today.
"We received assurances that the defence forces have acted responsibly and I accept those assurances.''
Video aired on ABC News shows asylum seekers undergoing medical checks for burns that Indonesian police say were caused by the Australian Navy.
Indonesian police say they had to get medical treatment for 10 asylum seekers - seven with severe burns on their hands - after they were picked up in Indonesian waters on January 6, ABC News reports.
Indonesian police told ABC News the burns were caused after the Australian Navy forced asylum seekers to board a boat being towed back to Indonesia and to hold onto pipes coming out of the boat's engine.
ABC News says the police claims appear to correspond with claims of mistreatment made by the asylum seekers when they first spoke to them a fortnight ago.
Asylum seekers also claim they were beaten by navy personnel, ABC News reports.
Meanwhile, Prime Minister Tony Abbott has moved to ease tensions with Indonesia by declaring it is Australia's "most important single relationship''.
It comes as Australian Customs and Defence start a review into the entry of Australian vessels into Indonesian waters after the incursions reignited tensions between the nations.
The Australian PM has arrived in Davos for this week's World Economic Forum but he won't get a chance to meet with Dr Yudhoyono, who is not attending.
However Mr Abbott stressed the importance he placed on relations with Australia's northern neighbour and its leader.
"It is, in the broad, our most important single relationship,'' Mr Abbott told a press conference in Davos on Tuesday.
"At different times in the past there have been difficulties ... and I dare say our two countries being what they are, there will be difficulties in the future.
"But I do want to stress President Yudhoyono has been a great president of Indonesia, has been a very good friend of Australia and I have enormous personal respect and admiration for the president.
" ... I want nothing but a good relationship between Australia and Indonesia.''
Ian McPhedran
The Daily Telegraph
January 22,2014
FAR from burning the hands of asylum seekers, Australian Navy sailors actually provided first aid to asylum seekers whose hands were burned as they attempted to sabotage their own boat.
Navy chief Vice-Admiral Griggs will take to Twitter later today to deny allegations by Indonesian police and asylum seekers that his sailors had tortured them by burning their hands and bashing them.
"This is not what the navy does," a source said he would say.
"We have always been about saving people's lives."
The Lies and Slander propagated by THEIR ABC, Australia's HATE MEDIA, Hatred of all things Australian
Immigration Minister Scott Morrison today rejected the claims, adding the government is committed to strong Australian borders.
"There are any number of criminal syndicates trying to reach our borders that put Australians at risk,'' he said.
Earlier he labelled the reports "unfounded, unsubstantiated and outrageous".
"There has been no police investigation in Indonesia," Mr Morrison told Fairfax radio in Perth.
"I am surprised that unsubstantiated allegations would have been aired in such a way which diminish our navy.
"I have total confidence in our navy - for these allegations to be aired without any qualification is a pretty poor effort and not something most Australians would give a tick too.
"These people put themselves them at risk to protect others. For them to have to sit there and cop this sort of rubbish is offensive."
The navy also has the backing of Acting Prime Minister Warren Truss.
"I'm confident they have behaved responsibly and appropriately,'' Mr Truss told media today.
"We received assurances that the defence forces have acted responsibly and I accept those assurances.''
Video aired on ABC News shows asylum seekers undergoing medical checks for burns that Indonesian police say were caused by the Australian Navy.
Indonesian police say they had to get medical treatment for 10 asylum seekers - seven with severe burns on their hands - after they were picked up in Indonesian waters on January 6, ABC News reports.
Indonesian police told ABC News the burns were caused after the Australian Navy forced asylum seekers to board a boat being towed back to Indonesia and to hold onto pipes coming out of the boat's engine.
ABC News says the police claims appear to correspond with claims of mistreatment made by the asylum seekers when they first spoke to them a fortnight ago.
Asylum seekers also claim they were beaten by navy personnel, ABC News reports.
Meanwhile, Prime Minister Tony Abbott has moved to ease tensions with Indonesia by declaring it is Australia's "most important single relationship''.
It comes as Australian Customs and Defence start a review into the entry of Australian vessels into Indonesian waters after the incursions reignited tensions between the nations.
The Australian PM has arrived in Davos for this week's World Economic Forum but he won't get a chance to meet with Dr Yudhoyono, who is not attending.
However Mr Abbott stressed the importance he placed on relations with Australia's northern neighbour and its leader.
"It is, in the broad, our most important single relationship,'' Mr Abbott told a press conference in Davos on Tuesday.
"At different times in the past there have been difficulties ... and I dare say our two countries being what they are, there will be difficulties in the future.
"But I do want to stress President Yudhoyono has been a great president of Indonesia, has been a very good friend of Australia and I have enormous personal respect and admiration for the president.
" ... I want nothing but a good relationship between Australia and Indonesia.''
Tuesday, January 21, 2014
Egypt: Parents of Al Jizz Australian reporter Peter Greste plead for his release
As an Australian I hate to think of fellow Australians incarcerated in foreign prison cells, however I do wish Australians would simply obey the law of whatever country it is they are visiting no matter how unjust they may think the law in that country is.
Peter Greste, in case you did not know Al Jizz is about as popular as a Turd in a swimming pool with the Egyptian people, it and I guess you, seeing as though you work for them , is a mouth piece, apologist, propaganda wing of the Muslim Brotherhood,an Islamic Terrorist Organisation, I will give you the benefit of the doubt and assume you did not know that, Peter when you sign up with Satan it rarely works out the way he promised you.
I do hope you are released soon and are able to return to Australia however I worry about what you might get up to when you come back, maybe your parents can talk some sense into you and explain just who the good guys are and who it is you should be working for irrespective of who is paying you.
Peter Greste, in case you did not know Al Jizz is about as popular as a Turd in a swimming pool with the Egyptian people, it and I guess you, seeing as though you work for them , is a mouth piece, apologist, propaganda wing of the Muslim Brotherhood,an Islamic Terrorist Organisation, I will give you the benefit of the doubt and assume you did not know that, Peter when you sign up with Satan it rarely works out the way he promised you.
I do hope you are released soon and are able to return to Australia however I worry about what you might get up to when you come back, maybe your parents can talk some sense into you and explain just who the good guys are and who it is you should be working for irrespective of who is paying you.
Australia's White Trash : The manifestations of the Labor Green Loon Welfare state in Queensland
I love the way this Arse Clown Vandal keeps saying she pays the rent on time, I venture to say that she is on welfare, and if so the rent is automatically taken out of her welfare payments before she even gets it.
Can anyone tell me what those Tattoo's she has would cost ?
Can anyone tell me what those Tattoo's she has would cost ?
Australian based Muslim Assassins may have passports cancelled .
Fighters in Syria may lose passports
PATRICK LION
The Daily Telegraph
Jan 21,2014
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AUSTRALIANS who fight in Syria could be stripped of their passports, the government said yesterday.
Immigration Minister Scott Morrison said the government was looking at beefing up possible options to deal with dual nationals fighting in the war torn nation.
Mr Morrison said that while Australia could cancel passports before those intending to go to Syria had left Australia, it did not have the same powers under citizenship laws as the UK. Britain last year used wide-ranging powers to revoke citizenship for 20 dual nationals fighting in Syria.
Asked about whether he wanted the UK powers, Mr Morrison said: “You definitely want to have things of that order to enable you to protect the country from the incursion of that sort of violent and unhelpful view.
“We are looking right now at all the options before us to strengthen powers where necessary to be able to deal more decisively with these very issues.”
He said the issue was stopping people coming back into Australia with “these troubles”.
“They have no place here in this country and anyone who wants to bring them here should not come and we are looking at every option available to us to ensure we have the powers to do just that,” he said. “We just don’t want those troubles in this country and people who bring them here should not come.”
His comments come amid concerns about Australians travelling to Syria to fight, with some being killed in battle and others reportedly joining terrorist organisations.
PATRICK LION
The Daily Telegraph
Jan 21,2014
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AUSTRALIANS who fight in Syria could be stripped of their passports, the government said yesterday.
Immigration Minister Scott Morrison said the government was looking at beefing up possible options to deal with dual nationals fighting in the war torn nation.
Mr Morrison said that while Australia could cancel passports before those intending to go to Syria had left Australia, it did not have the same powers under citizenship laws as the UK. Britain last year used wide-ranging powers to revoke citizenship for 20 dual nationals fighting in Syria.
Asked about whether he wanted the UK powers, Mr Morrison said: “You definitely want to have things of that order to enable you to protect the country from the incursion of that sort of violent and unhelpful view.
“We are looking right now at all the options before us to strengthen powers where necessary to be able to deal more decisively with these very issues.”
He said the issue was stopping people coming back into Australia with “these troubles”.
“They have no place here in this country and anyone who wants to bring them here should not come and we are looking at every option available to us to ensure we have the powers to do just that,” he said. “We just don’t want those troubles in this country and people who bring them here should not come.”
His comments come amid concerns about Australians travelling to Syria to fight, with some being killed in battle and others reportedly joining terrorist organisations.
Sydney's Occupied Territories: Mulsim Brothers For Life Organized Crime Gang Members arrested and charged with Murder of fellow Muslim criminal Joe Antoun
Alleged B4L gang members Navid Khalili, Kasim Ali Khan charged over murder of standover man Joe Antoun
Ben McClellan
The Daily Telegraph
January 21,2014
TWO alleged Brothers For Life gang members have been charged over the murder of stand over man Joe Antoun who was shot in the doorway of his Strathfield home last month.
It is understood police will allege Navid Khalili, 25, shot the 50-year-old just before 10pm on December 16 at the Jersey Rd home, while Kasim Ali Khan, 24, was the driver for the alleged hit.
Sydney's Occupied Territories :Labor Green Loon's VOTE People, Brothers 4 Life
Homicide detectives charged Navid Khalili at Silverwater Jail today after Ali Khan was arrested and charged in Parramatta last Thursday.
Khalili will face Burwood Local Court tomorrow, while Ali Khan appeared at Parramatta Local Court last week where he was refused bail to reappear on March 17 at Burwood Local Court.
Detectives will allege that both men are members of the Blacktown chapter of Brothers For Life.
Meanwhile, the younger brother of alleged Brothers For Life Blacktown chapter boss Farhad Qaumi has been charged for possessing weapons and supplying nearly two kilograms of illicit drugs.Jamil Qaumi, 22, whose address was listed in court papers as Long Bay Jail and appeared via video link at Burwood Local Court today, faced five charges after Middle Eastern Organised Crime Squad officers raided a Blacktown address last month.
Qaumi, who has been in custody since November 7, is charged with possessing a shortened 12 gauge Mossberg pump action shotgun and a Special Calibre .38 Smith and Wesson Pistol from November 5 to December 12.
He is also accused of supplying 1134.2 grams of the dance party drug 4-Bromo-2, 5-dimethoxyphenethylamine also known as "Nexus", 760.22 grams of 4-Bromo, 5-dimethoxyamphetamine also known as "Bromo DMA" and 150.85 grams of cocaine between November 5 and December 12.
Qaumi didn't apply for bail and it was formally refused to February 24 where he is due to appear for "other matters", the court papers stated.
The Middle Eastern Organised Crime Squad (MEOCS) formed Strike Force Sitella to investigate a number of shootings during the second half of 2013.
Since the Strike Force was formed police said it has resulted in the arrest of eleven people facing 78 charges, as well as seizing three handguns, two shotguns and quantities of illicit drugs.
The Strike Force is investigating the following shootings:
The shooting of a man in Dunmore Street, Wentworthville on July 25
The shooting of a premises in Lignite Pl, Eagle Vale on August 2
The serious assault of a man on October 28 (specific location of assault not known)
The shooting of a man in Reillys Rd, Winston Hills on November 3
The shooting of a 13-year-old girl at Sunnyholt Rd, Blacktown, on November 4
The shooting of two men outside The Chokolatta cafe in Bankstown on November 7
The shooting of a man in Salisbury Rd, Guildford onNovember 27
The shooting of a man in Greenacre Rd, Greenacre, on November 29
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