Australia

Australia
Location	Oceania
Leader	Prime Minister of Australia
Type	nation state
Subgroups	• High Court of Australia • Australian Signals Directorate
Interest of	The Juice Media
Member of	G-20, Global Counter Terrorism Forum, International Energy Agency, OECD, UKUSA
Subpage	•Australia/1975 coup d'état •Australia/Ambassador to Belgium •Australia/Ambassador to China •Australia/Ambassador to France •Australia/Ambassador to the Netherlands •Australia/Deep state •Australia/Deputy Prime Minister •Australia/Governor-General •Australia/High Commissioner to the UK •Australia/High Court •Australia/Leader of the Opposition •Australia/Minister for Agriculture and Water Resources •Australia/Minister for Business and Consumer Affairs •Australia/Minister for Education •Australia/Minister for Education and Science •Australia/Minister for Social Inclusion •Australia/Minister for Works •Australia/Minister for the Interior •Australia/Minister of Defence •Australia/Minister of Foreign Affairs •Australia/National COVID-19 Coordination Commission •Australia/National Security Adviser •Australia/Police •Australia/Prime Minister •Australia/Treasurer •Australia/Universal surveillance
A large island nation in the southern hemisphere which is pioneering universal surveillance of its citizenry.

Australia is a nation state in Oceania to the west of New Zealand. It has been particularly aggressive in universal surveillance of its citizenry. By Autumn 2020, its COVID-19 response inspired the comment that it "looks like the most totalitarian police state that has existed in recent history", and that "it has become a full-scale pilot test for the elitists to see how well they can implement the New World Order."

Economy

Of the 20 biggest Australian companies, 15 were majority-owned by US-based investors. Three more were at least 25% US-owned.(The top 20 companies make up half of the capitalization on the stock exchange.) All four of the Australian big banks are majority-owned by American investors. The Commonwealth Bank of Australia, the nation’s biggest company, is more than 60% owned by American-based investors. So too are Woolworths and Rio Tinto. BHP, once known as “the Big Australian”, is 73% owned by American-based investors.

Minerals

In 2015, it produced 12% of the world's Uranium.

Cashless society

In December 2016, the New Zealand Herald reported that "Australia could scrap the $100 note". Earlier in the year some researchers were predicting that Australia would be a "fully cashless society by 2022"

In December 2017, Australian banks began to freeze the accounts of bitcoin users.

In 2020 "Royal Australian Mint CEO Ross MacDiarmid told ABC News that he expects 5 and 10 cent coins to be phased out of circulation in the coming years, adding that the pandemic has likely shortened the natural life of coins."

Law enforcement

"Victoria Police officers faked more than 258,000 roadside alcohol breath tests, an exhaustive audit by Professional Standards Command and statisticians has uncovered."

Australia seems to have a disproportionate number of huge drug busts of MDMA and Methamphetamine.

Deep state

Full article: Australia/Deep state

As a former UK colony, the Australian deep state was an extension of the UK deep state. It appears to be one of the leading deep state in pushing for global surveillance and has used the purported threat of "terrorism" as legal pretext for an aggressively roll out of surveillance technology.

Regime Changes

Since 1945, the United States has conducted regime change operations on a regular basis in Australia, working with the British MI6 and local collaborators. Instances include:

• In 1949, the government of Prime Minister Ben Chifley and Foreign Affairs Minister Herbert Vere Evatt was considered ‘unsafe’ and subjected to Cold War smears and an American-backed campaign to install the conservative Robert Menzies, an Anglophile and imperial figure as PM.

• In 1975, the CIA used Marshall Green, to carry out a coup d'etat to remove the independent minded Gough Whitlam from power, who had been criticising US foreign policy. As of 2018, the coup was still not widely recognised as such, and widely referred to (for example by Wikipedia as a "constitutional crisis".

• In 2010, a cabal of Labor Party and trade union powerbrokers, acting on behalf of the US embassy, carried out what amounted to a backroom, inner-party coup to remove Prime Minister Kevin Rudd and install his deputy, Julia Gillard, as his replacement. Secret US diplomatic cables published by WikiLeaks in December 2010 revealed that “protected sources” of the US embassy were pivotal figures in Gillard’s elevation.

 

Related Quotation

Page	Quote	Author	Date
Malcolm Turnbull	“The laws of Australia prevail in Australia, I can assure you of that. The laws of mathematics are very commendable but the only law that applies in Australia is the law of Australia.”	Malcolm Turnbull	14 July 2017

 

Ambassadors to Australia

Nation state	Start	Description
Ambassador to Australia
China/Ambassador to Australia
NZ/High Commissioner to Australia
UK/High Commissioner to Australia	1936
US/Ambassador to Australia	1940

 

Events

Event	Description
2014 Australia turboprop drug bust	35 kg of heroin were accidentally found by local police aboard a CIA plane
Australia/1975 coup d'état	A UK/US deep state-backed covert "constitutional coup" to remove Gough Whitlam whom they saw as a loose cannon.
Children Overboard affair	The Australian government accused asylum seekers of throwing children into the ocean, which they knew was untrue.
Financial Flows and Infrastructure Financing
National Level Exercise 2009 (NLE09)	NLE09 was a White House-directed, Congressionally-mandated large scale "terrorism" prevention and preparedness exercise. Held July 2009
Port Arthur Massacre	A mass shooting incident in and around Port Arthur Tasmania on 28 April 1996

 

Groups Headquartered Here

A Group Headquartered Here	Description
Adelaide University	110 Rhodes Scholars
American Australian Association	A group designed to create a cadre of influential Australians loyal to the United States
Australia/National COVID-19 Coordination Commission	The Australian government COVID-19 leadership
Australian American Leadership Dialogue
Australian College of Journalism
Australian Security Intelligence Organisation	Tied to Anglo-American intelligence
Australian Signals Directorate
Centre for Policing Intelligence & Counter Terrorism
Defence Signals Directorate
La Trobe University
Lowy Institute
Monash University
Reserve Bank of Australia
Royal Military College Duntroon
University of Sydney
Victoria University (Melbourne)
Westfield Corporation
Zinc Network	A "communications agency" that partnered with the Institute for Statecraft to propose a network of 56 NGOs in a bid for £9.75million of funding from the UK/FCO.

 

Jobs here

Event	Job	Appointed	End
Amalyah Hart	Account Executive	April 2018	June 2019
Steven Raeburn	Producer	2015

 

Citizens of Australia on Wikispooks

Title	Born	Died	Description
Tony Abbott	4 November 1957
Julian Assange	3 July 1971		A "hacktivist" of mysterious background, whose website, Wikileaks, has been the conduit for a lot of whistleblowing. His pronounced disinterest in 9/11 is particularly notable.
Harvey Barnett	25 December 1925	23 June 1995	ASIO Director-General of Security
Neil Brown	22 February 1940
Mike Burgess			ASIO Director-General of Security
Clyde Cameron	11 February 1913	14 March 2008
Peter Cosgrove	28 July 1947
Bronwyn Nanette Curtis	July 1948
Alexander Downer	9 September 1951
Ivan Glasenberg	1957
Jane Halton	4 January 1960		Former leader of the murderous People Smuggling Taskforce, event 201 participant
Michael Jon Hand	8 December 1941		"One of Australia's most wanted fugitives" now living in Idaho, USA.
Michael Hourigan	1957	3 December 2013
Caitlin Johnstone			Australian deep state aware activist anarchist
John Kerr (governor-general)	24 September 1914	24 March 1991
Alexander Kouzmin	1946	8 May 2011
Duncan Lewis	3 August 1953		ASIO Director-General of Security
Andrew Liveris	5 May 1954		Dow Chair and CEO, member of the Australian Covid task force
Frank Lowy	22 October 1930
Robert Menzies	20 December 1894	15 May 1978
John Moten	8 December 1933		ASIO Director-General of Security
Keith Murdoch	12 August 1885	4 October 1952
Robert O'Neill	6 November 1936		Director of the International Institute for Strategic Studies for 5 years
Paul O'Sullivan	3 February 1948		ASIO Director-General of Security
Keith Officer	2 October 1889	21 June 1969	Single Bilderberg Australian diplomat
John Pilger	9 October 1939		John Pilger, an Australian crusading journalist, has achieved fame in spite of a refusal to kowtow to the establishment by avoiding controversial issues.
David Sadleir	20 February 1936		ASIO Director-General of Security
Peter Salama	1968	23 January 2020	WHO leader who died just before the Covid-19 pandemic was declared
Greg Sheridan
Annika Smethurst	1987
Mike Smith
Arthur Tange	18 August 1914	10 May 2001	A member of the Australian Deep state who played a role in the 1975 Australian coup d'état.
Harold Thorby	2 October 1888	1 January 1973
Alan Westerman	25 March 1913	18 May 2001
James Wolfensohn	1 December 1933		Australian/US dual national, President of the World Bank, Bilderberg steering committee
Alan Wrigley	19 July 1931		ASIO Director-General of Security

 

Related Documents

Title	Type	Publication date	Author(s)	Description
Covid Doctors Network: Open Letter to Premier Daniel Andrews	Open letter		Geoffrey Wells Covid Doctors Network	An Open Letter to Premier Daniel Andrews in the Australian state of Victoria, to point out "not all medical practitioners are in agreement" with a draconian lockdown. Per end of September 2020, the lockdown is still ongoing with no end in sight.
Document:Integrity Initiative Weekly Report 16th to 22nd July 2018	report	22 July 2018	Euan Grant	input into media documentaries and fictional entertainment, including specific topics
Document:Utopia	interview	15 November 2013	John Pilger
File:WikiLeaks-Australian-suppression-order.pdf	legal document	19 June 2014	Australia Supreme Court	Australian Supreme Court secret super-injunction preventing the publication of information about a corruption case involving 17 named individuals including senior Malaysian, Indonesian, Vietnamese politicians and Reserve Bank of Australia directors