Category Archives: Disclosure

ON A promise of a new life and the best medical care in the world, a family of African refugees took their chronically ill son Richard from a hospital bed in Kenya and flew to Australia.

Met by a contract caseworker at Sydney Airport, the family stood clutching a detailed medical file which told how Richard, just 2½ years old, was suffering from sickle-cell anaemia.

Once they handed it over, they say, they were transferred to a dingy first-floor flat in Fairfield, and left on their own, and told to dial 000 in case of emergency.

But the family from Burundi spoke no English, and say they had never used a phone before.

Eighteen hours later, on November 5, Richard was in convulsions. Under pressure, his father picked up the phone and heard only the steady beeping on the other end. He could not make it work. Continue reading →

Italian media going full-bore on the Bush Administration. After its revelations on the subterfuge behind the Nigergate forgeries, documentary evidence of the use by US troops of phosphorus and a new formulaton of napalm [MK77] on the Sunni civilian population will be broadcast tomorrow on international satellite TV. Global coverage of the atrocity, folks. Continue reading →

The federal government may have its sights set on radical Islamic group Hizb ut Tahrir in rushing an anti-terrorism bill into parliament today, an intelligence analyst says. More

One night last week in Israel thousands of panic-stricken citizens leapt from their beds, so alarmed by a noise which shook the skies “like heavy bombardment” that the Tel Aviv and central district police switchboards crashed, overloaded by worried callers.

The military had to apologize for disturbing the sleep of Israeli citizens. The sound had not been intended for their ears. It had somehow escaped from a series of confined sonic booms being inflicted on Palestinian citizens in the Gaza Strip hundreds of kilometers away. So if they thought the bang was loud in Tel Aviv, you can imagine the sound in Gaza, where shockwaves have also cracked walls and smashed thousands of windows….. Continue reading →

I no longer go to see the aftermath of suicide bombs, gun battles and assassinations in Baghdad. It is too dangerous. Instead the violence comes to me. Continue reading →