Australia First Party: The Media and its Relationship to the Political Police

[Rev.Cambeul]

This is a reprint of a recent article from Dr Jim Salem, president of Australia First Party.

In the article Dr Jim details something that we Creators are all too aware of, as in Australia, our Church and the AFP are often lumped together in the same media smear campaigns where we are compared with violent criminal organisations and gun-toting lunatics including but not reserved to the pro-fag and pro-Israel Breivik. It is always insinuated to a degree just below an open declaration that we, and the people we influence, are criminal, violent White Supremacists that need to be put down by the political police in the same way one would a rabid dog. Which is always guaranteed to gain a follow up from one opportunistic politician or another, and an assortment of anti-White race-baiting evangelists representing the usual grouping of self-aggrandising minorities bemoaning the existence of White people who dare to have logical, rational thoughts outside prescribed thought processes, leading to further visits to our homes from the political police, reminding us yet again that we are being watched ....

If you have not yet encountered such as I have described, then read and learn. The world in which you live is not how our your supposedly democratically elected government and allegedly non-biased media would have you believe.

@Cailen.


ON THE ROAD TO LOAD-UP? A PIECE OF FAIRFAX JOURNALISM IS A MAJOR PROVOCATION
Dr. Jim Saleam

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The inter-relationship between journalism and political policing is a fact of Australian life.

Generally, journalists have been known to play tricks with the truth, setting up targets for politicians to make ground against, or destabilizing political groups, or upsetting individual members of dissident groups such that they no longer function on a personal level.

Yet the most sinister thing they have done is setting people up for political police harassment, violence - and even criminal 'load ups' which result in prison sentences.

I am reminded of these facts after I read the latest piece from The Age (link below), I have a grave concern that journalist Luke McMahon has created a propaganda 'image' of a leader of the United Patriots Front (UPF) – Chris Shortis – as a psychologically dangerous gun owner who might resort to a terrorist act. Indeed, he discusses him at length in the same political and gun-owning and toting contexts as the Norwegian mass killer Andreas Breivik. The Age's self serving statement, that they are not suggesting Mr. Shortis would do any such violent act. is just a legal cover against Mr. Shortis if he were to pursue a defamation action.

The Age knows what it does. When a mass newspaper discusses a man amidst pictures of guns, displays a photo of him shirtless (which is demeaning) and quotes a (biased) academic full of rhetoric about terrorism and the lunatic Breivik and how terrorism gestates – we can only conclude that Mr. Shortis is a target. This article is the classic piece which produces the delegitimization of the target. Of course, the article implies that the entire UPF is illegitimate, racist and potentially violent. I would say without fear that this is The Age's intent.

The smear piece is defamation, but it is something else. It could prefigure a terrorism trial.

The possibility that there might be a disturbed person who wants to perform a terrorist act, or some other act of politically motivated violence aimed at that amorphous thing called 'Islam', is quite real. Why would it not be? Putting 'loan wolves' aside, such an individual could gravitate to a group protesting at the thing he abhors (at least 'appearing' to in his fractured mind). This person could have conversations with Mr. Shortis whom he hopes to employ in some way and although both could have had what would really be innocent conversations it might be held otherwise. Given a high degree of surveillance in operation, there may be photographs of 'conversation' in motion and recordings. Mr. Shortis has met hundreds of people. What if he has met the real budding Breivik? A charge of conspiracy could be generated that would be very difficult to disprove; and note, in such trials, it is the allegation, the accusation, that carries the weight which can find an innocent man guilty. That would be so particularly if the disturbed man is 'persuaded' to incriminate the primary target in exchange for a lighter sentence.

Is all this just 'paranoid' thinking? No. It has happened in Australia before.

Now, I do not mean to break into Mr. Shortis's fifteen minutes of infamy – but it has been done to me personally and to the nationalist movement. In the interest of his patriotic friends, I must refer to the background to my manufactured 'infamy', my show trial where I was convicted of a political violence offence back in 1991.

On May 5 1989, Graham Williams of the Sydney Morning Herald, reported on Special Branch detective Neville Ireland with: "Extremist Group Calls For Officer To `Be Hit'". It was falsely claimed a pamphlet entitled "Heavengate Two" had made this threat. The pamphlet said no such thing, as I have shown elsewhere. Ireland was reported as saying of the alleged threat: "it will not discourage me - I will redouble my efforts". Ireland who was investigating me and the National Action party I chaired, had supposedly stood up to those trying to stop his legitimate enquiries by threatening his life.

Reasonably, Graham Williams and Fairfax passed the detective off as a hero and the nationalists as defacto terrorists. Of course, I was never charged with it because the threat never happened, but the newspapers' readers didn't know this.

Then, on May 25 1989, Sandra Harvey of the Sydney Morning Herald reported on Special Branch detective Ireland again with: "Police Get Extremist Hate Mail At Home". Ireland claimed National Action had addressed an open letter to police criticising the conduct of Special Branch against National Action. The fact was that no letter was ever sent although some members of the group had talked about taking this extraordinary course. Yet, the detective passed himself off as a hero in the press and in front of other police who would stand up to anything we might dish out.

At the same time, the Minister for Police, was persuaded to rise in Parliament and suggest that Special Branch police had been threatened and intimidated by our violent group (sic).

But who was this secret policeman? At the very time Neville Ireland was investigating me, he was rorting the Special Branch informants fund for his benefit and the benefit of another (a corrupt detective John Garvey who was personally acquainted with Sandra Harvey!) and regularly picking up from public toilets an old bent judge, David Yeldham, caught performing indecent acts in railway lavatories and escorting him home without charge!

Yet, the media allowed him to build up an image of honesty against a violent organisation of racists, something that was of great help to him when I was charged with a violence offence later in 1989 and was obliged to fight back against him. Who would believe me?? Indeed, a Royal Commission which proved him corrupt was several years away.

In 2016, I will file in the New South Wales Supreme Court an application to review my conviction. It is rightly expected that the foul methods of the political police will be laid bare, but till this occurs, patriots of all sorts remain on the firing line.

The lesson behind all this bears upon the smear of Mr. Shortis. It cannot be allowed to pass. All patriotic and nationalist people should denounce this Age article as a provocation. There must be no more load ups of patriotic people in Australia.

http://www.theage.com.au/national/guntoting-antimuslim-crusader-at-lead-of-united-patriots-front-20151105-gkrk80.html#ixzz3qnhFN6Ig

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