On Saturday, March 26, 2022 at 7:32:47 AM UTC, FBInCIAnNSATerroristSlayer wrote:
> The world DOESN'T UNDERSTAND the "real mentality of the EVIL Amrikkan
> govt WASPs" who are hell bent on ENSLAVING and HUMILIATING "every
> country, specie and human" on this planet and RULE THE WORLD.
>
> Britain and the entire EU became VASSALS of EVIL Amrikkan filth long
> time back.
>
> ONLY China and Russia were left to be ENSLAVED by the FILTHY EVIL
> Amrikkan WHITE FILTH who should be MERCILESSLY MASSACRED for humans to
> live in PEACE and HARMONY.
>
>
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> https://amp.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2014/oct/23/gough-whitlam-1975-coup-ended-australian-independence
>
> The British-American coup that ended Australian independence
>
> John Pilger
>
> In 1975 prime minister Gough Whitlam, who has died this week, dared to
> try to assert his country’s autonomy. The CIA and MI6 made sure he paid
> the price
>
> Thu 23 Oct 2014 08.50 EDT
>
> Across the media and political establishment in Australia, a silence has
> descended on the memory of the great, reforming prime minister Gough
> Whitlam. His achievements are recognised, if grudgingly, his mistakes
> noted in false sorrow. But a critical reason for his extraordinary
> political demise will, they hope, be buried with him.
>
> Australia briefly became an independent state during the Whitlam years,
> 1972-75. An American commentator wrote that no country had “reversed its
> posture in international affairs so totally without going through a
> domestic revolution”. Whitlam ended his nation’s colonial servility. He
> abolished royal patronage, moved Australia towards the Non-Aligned
> Movement, supported “zones of peace” and opposed nuclear weapons testing.
>
> Although not regarded as on the left of the Labor party, Whitlam was a
> maverick social democrat of principle, pride and propriety. He believed
> that a foreign power should not control his country’s resources and
> dictate its economic and foreign policies. He proposed to “buy back the
> farm”. In drafting the first Aboriginal lands rights legislation, his
> government raised the ghost of the greatest land grab in human history,
> Britain’s colonisation of Australia, and the question of who owned the
> island-continent’s vast natural wealth.
>
> Latin Americans will recognise the audacity and danger of this “breaking
> free” in a country whose establishment was welded to great, external
> power. Australians had served every British imperial adventure since the
> Boxer rebellion was crushed in China. In the 1960s, Australia pleaded to
> join the US in its invasion of Vietnam, then provided “black teams” to
> be run by the CIA. US diplomatic cables published last year by WikiLeaks
> disclose the names of leading figures in both main parties, including a
> future prime minister and foreign minister, as Washington’s informants
> during the Whitlam years.
>
> Whitlam knew the risk he was taking. The day after his election, he
> ordered that his staff should not be “vetted or harassed” by the
> Australian security organisation, Asio – then, as now, tied to
> Anglo-American intelligence. When his ministers publicly condemned the
> US bombing of Vietnam as “corrupt and barbaric”, a CIA station officer
> in Saigon said: “We were told the Australians might as well be regarded
> as North Vietnamese collaborators.”
>
> Whitlam demanded to know if and why the CIA was running a spy base at
> Pine Gap near Alice Springs, a giant vacuum cleaner which, as Edward
> Snowden revealed recently, allows the US to spy on everyone. “Try to
> screw us or bounce us,” the prime minister warned the US ambassador,
> “[and Pine Gap] will become a matter of contention”.
>
> Victor Marchetti, the CIA officer who had helped set up Pine Gap, later
> told me, “This threat to close Pine Gap caused apoplexy in the White
> House … a kind of Chile [coup] was set in motion.”
>
> Pine Gap’s top-secret messages were decoded by a CIA contractor, TRW.
> One of the decoders was Christopher Boyce, a young man troubled by the
> “deception and betrayal of an ally”. Boyce revealed that the CIA had
> infiltrated the Australian political and trade union elite and referred
> to the governor-general of Australia, Sir John Kerr, as “our man Kerr”.
>
> Kerr was not only the Queen’s man, he had longstanding ties to
> Anglo-American intelligence. He was an enthusiastic member of the
> Australian Association for Cultural Freedom, described by Jonathan
> Kwitny of the Wall Street Journal in his book, The Crimes of Patriots,
> as “an elite, invitation-only group … exposed in Congress as being
> founded, funded and generally run by the CIA”. The CIA “paid for Kerr’s
> travel, built his prestige … Kerr continued to go to the CIA for money”.
>
> When Whitlam was re-elected for a second term, in 1974, the White House
> sent Marshall Green to Canberra as ambassador. Green was an imperious,
> sinister figure who worked in the shadows of America’s “deep state”.
> Known as “the coupmaster”, he had played a central role in the 1965 coup
> against President Sukarno in Indonesia – which cost up to a million
> lives. One of his first speeches in Australia, to the Australian
> Institute of Directors, was described by an alarmed member of the
> audience as “an incitement to the country’s business leaders to rise
> against the government”.
>
> The Americans and British worked together. In 1975, Whitlam discovered
> that Britain’s MI6 was operating against his government. “The Brits were
> actually decoding secret messages coming into my foreign affairs
> office,” he said later. One of his ministers, Clyde Cameron, told me,
> “We knew MI6 was bugging cabinet meetings for the Americans.” In the
> 1980s, senior CIA officers revealed that the “Whitlam problem” had been
> discussed “with urgency” by the CIA’s director, William Colby, and the
> head of MI6, Sir Maurice Oldfield. A deputy director of the CIA said:
> “Kerr did what he was told to do.”
>
> On 10 November 1975, Whitlam was shown a top-secret telex message
> sourced to Theodore Shackley, the notorious head of the CIA’s East Asia
> division, who had helped run the coup against Salvador Allende in Chile
> two years earlier.
>
> Shackley’s message was read to Whitlam. It said that the prime minister
> of Australia was a security risk in his own country. The day before,
> Kerr had visited the headquarters of the Defence Signals Directorate,
> Australia’s NSA, where he was briefed on the “security crisis”.
>
> On 11 November – the day Whitlam was to inform parliament about the
> secret CIA presence in Australia – he was summoned by Kerr. Invoking
> archaic vice-regal “reserve powers”, Kerr sacked the democratically
> elected prime minister. The “Whitlam problem” was solved, and Australian
> politics never recovered, nor the nation its true independence.
>
> •John Pilger’s investigation into the coup against Whitlam is described
> in full in his book, A Secret Country (Vintage), and in his documentary
> film, Other People’s Wars, which can be viewed on http://www.johnpilger.com/

Translation: Australia is part of the Anglosphere and Whittlam betrayed the wishes of the majority by putting the final nail in the coffin of the White Australia policy . RH

On Saturday, March 26, 2022 at 12:55:46 AM UTC-7, FBInCIAnNSATerroristSlayer wrote:

CONFIRMATION THAT IT WILL HAPPEN

On Monday, March 28, 2022 at 11:17:04 AM UTC-7, FBInCIAnNSATerroristSlayer wrote:
> On 3/28/2022 9:08 AM, Andrew Smith wrote:
> > On Saturday, March 26, 2022 at 12:55:46 AM UTC-7, FBInCIAnNSATerroristSlayer wrote:
> >
> > CONFIRMATION THAT IT WILL HAPPEN
> I told you all the cricket fans thousands of times.

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