Oz ‘Justice’
by quin Monday, Sep 27 2010, 9:22pm
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It’s 'nice' to know little has really changed in this former penal colony -- the corrupt elitist ‘club’ is alive and well. Former Prime Minister, Paul ‘fingers’ Keating, infamous for the Casino "we had to have" on Christmas Island – patronised mainly by the mega-corrupt ruling Indonesian hierarchy of the time. Millions in stolen and re-directed American aid and other monies were laundered through the Casino's tables, thanks to Keating. [And] that embarrassing 'little matter' of a burdensome pig farm conveniently absorbed by Indonesian ‘investors’ – give us all a break, you brazen criminal, Keating! But what’s a thoroughly corrupt, PUPPET politician in Oz these days?
Notwithstanding the above, Keating’s most treacherous and treasonous criminal action was to surrender Oz sovereignty to Wall St by conveniently deregulating the Banks and floating the Oz dollar; thanks Paul, please live long enough for REAL Oz justice to catch up with you.
Have you noticed how China beat the West hands down by maintaining control of its currency, you traitorous turd, Paul?
Today’s news only serves to remind Aussies of the ‘good ol’ days.’ Keating appeared in a Sydney local court defending a red light traffic infringement – he pleaded amber against the word of TWO police who insisted the lights were red! The magistrate ruled in Keating’s favour, of course:
“He [Keating] maintained the light was amber … But two police officers testified that it had been red.Now, my fellow Aussie citizens, what chance you or me against the word of two coppers in court, hint, buckley’s and none? What a travesty, what a circus of corruption. But we can always rely on Paul’s style to drive the message home, no matter how offensive its odour.
Magistrate Carolyn Barkell dismissed the charge, saying she found both stories were equally probable and, as there was a reasonable doubt as to whether the traffic light was red or amber, she had to dismiss the case.”
http://www.smh.com.au/nsw/keating-beats-red-light-notice-20100928-15uwu.html