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Monday, September 10, 2012
Wednesday, September 05, 2012
Australia’s richest mining magnates have lost around $15 billion over the past 4 months.
Mining moguls losing millions daily
Monday, September 03, 2012
Lance Corporal Mervyn McDonald and Private Nathanael Galagher ,Lance Corporal Stjepan Milosevic, Sapper James Martin and Private Robert Poate ......are coming home.
Five Australian soldiers Killed in Action this week, are on their way home after being farewelled by their comrades in Tarin Kot, Afghanistan.
At the ceremony, Commanders paid homage and soldiers remembered fallen mates with heartfelt words. Australian soldiers and their coalition partners lined the route and saluted as a slow moving convoy of five Long Range Patrol Vehicles carried the soldiers to the Royal Australian C-130 Hercules for their final journey home.
The moving ceremony was also attended by senior Australian Defence Force, ISAF and Afghan National Security Force Commanders.
Lance Corporal Stjepan Milosevic, Sapper James Martin and Private Robert Poate from the 3 RAR Task Group were killed and two of their comrades wounded following an insider attack at Patrol Base Wahab in the Baluchi Valley region of Uruzgan on the evening of 29 August, 2012.
In a separate and unrelated incident Lance Corporal Mervyn McDonald and Private Nathanael Galagher from the Special Operations Task Group died when a ISAF helicopter crashed in Helmand Province in the early hours of 30 August, 2012.
At the ceremony, Commanders paid homage and soldiers remembered fallen mates with heartfelt words. Australian soldiers and their coalition partners lined the route and saluted as a slow moving convoy of five Long Range Patrol Vehicles carried the soldiers to the Royal Australian C-130 Hercules for their final journey home.
The moving ceremony was also attended by senior Australian Defence Force, ISAF and Afghan National Security Force Commanders.
Lance Corporal Stjepan Milosevic, Sapper James Martin and Private Robert Poate from the 3 RAR Task Group were killed and two of their comrades wounded following an insider attack at Patrol Base Wahab in the Baluchi Valley region of Uruzgan on the evening of 29 August, 2012.
In a separate and unrelated incident Lance Corporal Mervyn McDonald and Private Nathanael Galagher from the Special Operations Task Group died when a ISAF helicopter crashed in Helmand Province in the early hours of 30 August, 2012.
The Bolt Report 2912 Pts. 1,2 and 3
Friday, August 31, 2012
Five Australian soldiers killed in Afghanistan
Patrick Lion, National Political Reporter
Daily Telegraph
August 30, 20126:11PM
FIVE Australian soldiers have been killed in two separate incidents in Afghanistan, in one of the darkest days of Australia's campaign.
In the first incident, three soldiers were killed in an attack in Oruzgan province by a man wearing an Afghan National Army uniform.
Two other soldiers were also wounded in the incident, Acting Chief of Defence Air Marshal Mark Binskin told a media conference in Canberra.
In the second incident, two Australian Special Forces soldiers were killed when their helicopter crashed in Helmand province.
Prime Minister Julia Gillard has cut short her trip to the Pacific Islands Forum and will fly back to Canberra tonight.
She said Australians would be grieving for the five dead soldiers in what was the worst day of deaths in combat since the Vietnam War.
"I believe this is the most losses in combat since the days of the Vietnam war and the battle on Long Tan,'' she told reporters.
"This is news so truly shocking that it's going to feel for many Australians like a physical blow.
"If we are feeling that, then it is hard to imagine what the families of these five men are feeling," she said.
"Their loss is immense, their grief will be sharp and our condolences go to each of them as they are confronted by this news."
The three soldiers killed in the first incident were all based at the Gallipoli barracks in Brisbane's Enoggera.
One was a 40-year-old lance corporal posted to the 2nd/14th Light Horse Regiment of the Queensland Mounted Infantry.
He was on his second tour of Afghanistan and had previously served in Iraq.
Thursday, August 30, 2012
Sydney's Occupied Territories:Swaggering Muslim Rat with a Gold Tooth,Mahmoud Mariam, gets away with Murder sniggers and laughs at sentencing in Sydney Court.
Six years jail for Bob Knight's killer
Amy Dale, Court Reporter
The Daily Telegraph
August 30, 2012 4:59PM
THE man who fired the shot that killed truckie Bob Knight will spend close to six years in jail.
Swaggering Muslim "Rat with a Gold Tooth" Mahmoud Mariam, leaving Court today after sentencing for killing Australian Bob Knight
In NSW the maximum penalty for possession of an unlicensed hand gun is fourteen years.
The maximum penalty for not having a firearm secured is ten years, the maximum penalty for manslaughter is twenty five years
This swine received five years and nine months for killing Bob Knight.
He and his fellow Swine went to the KFC car park to shoot someone, had they of just killed each other no harm done, nothing to see here, move along please, however they killed a hard working Australian just going about his lawful business of supporting himself and his family and for that he was killed shot dead by the lowest of the low.
Three men, who cannot be identified because they were underage at the time of the shooting, were today sentenced for affray.
Mariam was found guilty last May by a jury of manslaughter, but acquitted of murder.
Justice Latham described Mariam's crime as "a most mindless display of violence" and said the men had shown a disregard for "vulnerable" members of the public.
"This was a premeditated assembly of 11 people for the purpose of the settling of a score which seems to have arisen from a petty assault earlier that day," she said.
"It is an abhorrent and despicable display of male aggression."
Two of the men were sentenced to three-year good behaviour bonds after pleading guilty to affray.
The other man, who was found guilty by a jury of affray and maliciously destroy property by fire, will be eligible for release on parole within two weeks- as his sentence took into account the time he has spent in custody.
Allowing for Mariam's time in jail, he will be eligible for parole in April 2016.
Bob Knight's daughter Katherine said outside court that she was pleased at Mariam's sentence, saying "we've been told that's good for manslaughter these days."
Wednesday, August 29, 2012
QANTAS Renamed by TV Host Carrie Bickmore
Carrie's shocking 'Qantas' slip up
WARNING: Accidental coarse language.
THE PROJECT'S Carrie Bickmore was left red-faced after an embarrassing
mispronunciation of the word 'Qantas' on live television
Once more for Carrie
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Monday, August 27, 2012
Sydney's Occupied Territories:"...accidents are being staged,baseball bats used to add damage to vehicles,assessors threatened or bashed,"
Violence in smash repair rort racket
Mark Morri
The Daily Telegraph
August 27, 2012 12:00AM
INSURANCE workers are being intimidated into inflating quotes, accidents are being staged and baseball bats used to add damage to vehicles in a car repair racket costing the industry millions.
Assessors who refuse to co-operate are being threatened or bashed, and damaged vehicles are being "held hostage" at repair yards.
The situation has become so violent that a private security company is guarding the home of one worker who recently refused to inflate a quote at an inner-city repair shop.
In another case a worker from a different company was beaten by four men at his home in the western suburbs.
Others have reported tow trucks driving past their homes or parking nearby for hours at a time.
The men and the companies involved have asked their names not be identified because of possible reprisals.
A highly-placed insurance industry source said yesterday: "It is extortion. Not only are people getting hurt but it is going to cost customers millions of dollars.
"Inflated quotes is a problem but the much wider and growing concern is 'captured cars'," a senior insurance executive said.
By law, the owner of a smash repair shop that tows a car is restricted to charging only $17.50 a day in storage fees. But if the vehicle is towed by another tow truck the owner can charge what he likes. For that reason owner operators don't really exist any more, especially on paper.
"The criminal tow truck operators and smash repair yards work together to make life for insurance companies a pain," he said. "It has always been that way. Now it is getting dangerous."
The companies want clients' cars taken to an approved shop or their own centre where the job can be done at a fair price.
But often the smash repair shop will refuse access to the car or won't let insurers on the premises to take away vehicles to approved workshops without exorbitant payment.
"Some shops will charge you $300 a day storage, and $100 every time they move it. Then there will be 'administration costs' as well," another executive said. "It's not uncommon for a shop to ask for $5000 to release a car."
I know an ex assessor,over 30 years in the job,who was subjected to this criminal extortion and threats years ago, and yes it was the usual suspects aka. "men of middle eastern appearance" who were responsible the "Harmony Day" and "Cultural Enrichment" .Why hasthis story has taken years to surface in the MSM ? maybe a Labor Green media useful idiot has been stung by these swine.
Sydney's Angela Chon : She's a psychiatric nurse, holds a law degree with honours, and she's a Pole Dancer .
Sydney's own pole dancing nurse
By James Gorman
The Daily Telegraph
August 25, 20121:19PM
POLE dancers from around Australia are being invited to showcase their best moves as nominations open for Miss Pole Dance Australia.
Every August, heats are held around the country before the finals in November. The champion will then go to Europe to compete in the World Finals, where Australia has won three times in the past five years.
Among the entrants this year is Newtown resident Angela Chon, who has been pole dancing for four years, reports the Inner West Courier.
The psychiatric nurse, who also holds a law degree with honours, said there was nothing else like the Miss Pole Dance Australia contest.
"The competition is one of a kind in that it involves just a pole dance rather than others which are more fitness based," Ms Chon said.
"It really is the first of its kind in the pole dancing industry. If you win, you hold the title of Miss Pole Dance Australia for a year and it opens up all types of competitions and opportunities. The pole dancing world is a niche one but once you get into it, it's a great world to be apart of."
Ms Chon said that audiences would be in for an exciting show during the November finals.
"I think the audience can expect to be dazzled.
"Last year, contestants were using smoke machines and firecrackers because everyone tries to outdo each other - it is really about who stands out because all the tricks start looking the same after a while. So it's about how much we can wow the audience."
Please support in anyway you can these,wonderfully talented girls,and also demand that the IOC immediately acknowledge Pole Dancing as an Olympic Sport starting in Rio 2016
Sunday, August 26, 2012
1982 Sydney PA (Harmony Day celebration ? ) Bombing investigation re opened
Hakoah bombing mystery re-opens
Yoni Bashan
The Sunday Telegraph
August 25, 2012 6:11PM
NSW Police have launched a fresh inquiry into two unsolved terrorist attacks in Sydney almost 30 years ago, identifying one of the world's most wanted extremists as the prime suspect.
Counter-terrorism detectives have reopened their investigation into the bombings of the Israeli Consulate and Hakoah Club on December 23, 1982. The investigation - known as Operation
Forbearance - led detectives to Terre Haute, Indiana, in May to interview terrorist Mohammed Rashid in jail.
The 65-year-old - jailed over the 1982 bombing of a Pan Am flight - was a senior member of the pro-Palestinian terror group known as 15 May.
Police believe he is an architect of the Sydney attacks, along with his mentor, 15 May leader and master bomb-maker, Abu Ibrahim, who is now wanted by NSW Police.
"(Ibrahim) is a significant person of interest to this investigation," a senior police source said.
The explosions happened within four hours of each other. The first was detonated at 2pm inside the stairwell of Westfield Towers on William St in the CBD, which housed the Israeli Consulate. The second happened at 6.45pm inside the Hakoah Club, a Jewish soccer and social club, in Hall St, Bondi Beach.
Australia's Labor Green Loons "Co Party" Senator, Sarah Hanson Young seen here standing rock solid with what the progressives describe as the "Palestinian cause" during a PA Terrorist support rally. The Greens are strong advocates of Islamic immigration into Australia via an open borders policy that was quickly adopted by their "Co Party" partners the Australian Labor Party and only recently wound back after some 5 years of open and unrestricted illegal entry into Australia by predominantly Muslim males 18 to 24 years of age.
Who knows how many Islamic Terrorist sleeper cells have flourished since the election of the Union / GetUp financed Rudd / Gillard / Labor Green Loon Co Party governments given the shameless moral and financial support, via various Multicultural Industry SCAMS,given by them to these Terrorist groups at the highest level of government.
No one was killed in either attack, but 76-year-old Clara Lowy, who worked as a tea lady at the consulate, was seriously injured. Within two months, Sydney man Mohammed Ali Beydoun was charged over the Hakoah bombing.
The Lebanese-Australian citizen, then 32, had no criminal record and worked as a mail sorter at Sydney Airport. Detectives linked Beydoun to the blast through the Valiant - its number plates belonged to his sister, who had reported her car stolen days earlier.
The Valiant's salesman provided detectives with facial reconstructions of the two men who purchased the vehicle. Beydoun was identified as one of the buyers. The other man remains unknown and police are trying to track both.
Beydoun always denied any involvement and on August 3, 1984 his charge of being an accessory before the fact was thrown out by the Attorney-General because of insufficient evidence. The investigation then went cold. However, police always suspected international terrorism. Both explosions used a sophisticated timing mechanism known as an "E-cell" and other bomb signatures that pointed to 15 May.
Ibrahim, 76, whose real name is Husayn Muhammad Al-Umari, was added to the FBI's Most Wanted List in 2009 after intelligence linked him to a hideout in Lebanon.
There is a $5 million reward for information leading to his arrest. Another person of interest to the case is former 15 May member Adnan Awad, who turned himself in to authorities during the 1980s. He now lives in hiding under an assumed identity.
The investigation into the Sydney attacks lay dormant until February 2011, when counter-terror investigator, Detective Inspector Caroline O'Hare, re-examined the case.
The Sunday Telegraph has been aware of the developments since last year but, at the request of NSW Police, agreed not to print any details until tonight.
"During the '80s, it was taken as far as it could be," a police source said. "We have a range of suspects ... there could be domestic and international arrest warrants issued."
In the past 18 months, up to 20 detectives have been tracking historical files and photographs of the two crime scenes.
Rashid, now 65, is serving out the remainder of his sentence over the 1982 bombing of Pan Am flight 830 over Honolulu which killed one person and wounded 15 others.
He received a lenient sentence for co-operating with the FBI and will be released on March 20 next year to face immediate deportation from the US.
The Bolt Report Pt's 1,2and 3 August 26 12
"Stay out of Australia" BHP: Tony Abbott proven correct over BHP Mining pull out due to Labor Green Loon's TAXES
Madame Gillard "I was young and naive" but she says she didn't get the money and Unions and Comrades in your kids Classroom - Why Communism Loves Children.
Friday, August 24, 2012
"Stay out of Australia" BHP: Tony Abbott proven correct over BHP Mining pull out due to Labor Green Loon's TAXES
Stay out of Australia: BHP boss tells foreign investors
Yahoo!7 Finance –
24 8 12
Two days after mining giant BHP Billiton announced it was scrapping a $30 billion expansion plan in South Australia, its chief Marius Kloppers has warned European investors to stay away from Australia.
According to Fairfax reports, Kloppers told British media that new investments in Australia's coal sector would not be profitable given the country’s carbon and mining taxes.
Two Days ago
Opposition Leader Tony Abbott (August 22 2012) accused of been loose with the truth when he suggested that BHP's pull out of the Olympic Dam project was due to the Labor Green Loon Governments CO2 and increased mining Taxes
August 24 2012
Klopper’s statement comes after he reassured Australians that the taxes were not to blame for BHP axing the Olympic Dam expansion and just hours before a joint venture between Gina Rinehart's Hancock Coal and GVK won approval from the federal government. Related: Rinehart's controversial mining project gets green light
Rinehart has got a go-ahead to develop its Alpha coal mine and rail project, which has previously been estimated to cost $6.4 billion.
Kloppers also said "a large chunk" of the industry was not making any money and industry sources claim an estimated 2000 mining contractors have been laid off in recent months.
"It seems to me that there is broad industry movement towards personnel reductions, contractor stand-downs and so on in the coal industry," Mr Kloppers said.
A report released on Tuesday showed BHP Billiton's full year net profit has slumped by more than a third to $A14.77 billion.
Related: BHP scraps $30 billion project in Australia as profit slumps
Following the announcement, the mining giant announced its plans to scrap the massive Olympic Dam open pit expansion and would now investigate an alternative, less expensive expansion.
Blame game heats up
Tony Abbott has been accused of running "one of the most dishonest, self-interested fear campaigns" seen in Australian politics as a row rages over BHP Billiton's decision.
Kloppers says the decision to can the $30 billion project was forced by rising costs and weaker commodity prices, and had nothing to do with the mining tax, which does not apply to the copper, uranium or gold extracted from the site.
But speaking to 7.30 Wednesday night, Mr Abbott said the mining and carbon taxes were partly to blame, saying the Government's tax reforms had created a "high-cost environment" and were fuelling market uncertainty for Australian miners.
Photos: This is how much the Aussie miners earn
His comments have sparked a fierce counterattack from the Government, with Finance Minister Penny Wong accusing him of running a baseless fear campaign.
But Labor has its own problems on the issue, with Senator Wong contradicting Resources Minister Martin Ferguson's earlier assertion that "the mining boom is over".
The political row erupted yesterday when Mr Abbott went on the offensive in the wake of BHP Billiton's decision to delay the flagship South Australian project.
"I didn't say that the carbon tax and the mining tax were solely to blame.
I said that the carbon tax and the mining tax have created an environment where it's much more difficult for investments like this to go ahead," he told host Leigh Sales.
Related: Australia leading global mining charge
"I bleed for the people of South Australia tonight because there's 8,000 construction jobs, 4,000 production jobs and 13,000 associated jobs that are at the very best on indefinite hold because of this decision." Mr Abbott admitted he had not read the company's statement on the delay but referred to previous statements by BHP Billiton chairman Jacques Nasser in which he said: "I cannot overstate how the level of uncertainty about Australia's tax system is generating negative investor reaction." "Why does it say nowhere in the BHP statement that there's anything to do with the Federal Government?" Sales asked.
"If you go through the documents they blame weakness in commodity markets, industry-wide cost pressure, instability in the eurozone, the slowdown of growth in China.
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