Fighting Fake News with REAL, 26/7/23, Better Money Managers, Peter Dutton LNP's Best, Israel Divided, Legal Larceny, Dutton Shows his Conspiratorial Best,

  

Breaking a 15 year record of increasing debt by the LNP claiming to be the "Better Money Managers"

Israel moves towards a Fascist and Apartheid State

Critics say the changes will open the door to abuses of power by removing effective checks on the executive’s authority. The planned changes have caused months of unprecedented nationwide protests and stirred concern among allies abroad for Israel‘s democratic health.

Source: Protests Rock Israel as it Passes Curbs on Some Supreme Court Powers – Algemeiner.com

 

As mentioned in yesterday’s blog, Bernie Sanders has put forth a bill (doomed to fail, alas) that would impose a 10% budgeting penalty on the Pentagon for each year it fails to pass an annual audit, something that big throbbing heart of capitalist exploitation and thievery so frequently fails to do.

Source: The War Grifters’ Legal Larceny League | The Smirking Chimp

 

You don’t get to be the worst Health Minister, worst Immigration Minister worst Homeland Minister unless you’re the best hard-arse shit-kicking LNP Minister in the Party ready to do what others aren’t. That’s why he’s the current leader and is currently regarded as the best of the worst for the job. Dutton like Abbott was never any good without Murdoch’s help. Nobody is surprised.

The Home Affairs Department handed a multimillion-dollar offshore detention contract to an Australian businessman just one month after federal police told then-minister Peter Dutton that the man was under investigation for bribery. Documents tabled in federal parliament reveal that the AFP’s acting commissioner told Dutton in July 2018 that Sydney-based Mozammil Bhojani was under investigation over suspected bribes to Nauruan politicians. The payments were made to secure preferential access to millions of dollars worth of phosphate for his company Radiance International.

Source: Peter Dutton warned that Nauru contractor was under investigation weeks before Home Affairs Department awarded $9 million deal