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Gillard involved in Assange Indictment Cover Up ?

Wednesday, February 29th, 2012 at 4:28 pm  
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Julian AssangeIn the post entitled, Julia Gillard Betrays Australians there is a video of Julian Assange asking questions of the Prime Minister, Julia Gillard, on the ABC television program Q&A.

In the video clip, Julia Gillard, denies having spoken with officials about Julian Assange. However what she didn’t tell us was that while she was rubbing hands with Washington dignitaries, her entourage of Australian government officials were doing the dirty work for her.

It’s been no secret that Julia Gillard dislikes Wikileaks and Julian Assange. Despite the fact that the Wikileaks Diplomatic Cables exposed horrors committed by despots in places like Tunisia, Libya and Egypt, they also exposed how her very own supporters, such as Mark Arbib, effectively acted as CIA assets and fed information to the US Government.

Now the Australian Greens want the answers.

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Australian Public have lost faith in Julia Gillard

Sunday, February 26th, 2012 at 1:59 pm  
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Julia GillardThe Australian Labor Party is at a crossroads. With the resignation of Kevin Rudd from the post of Foreign Minister, Prime Minister Julia Gillard has called for a vote Monday to determine the future of the party.

There are various reasons as to why Gillard is unfit to rule the Labor Party, and that Rudd is its best choice in the upcoming battle against the Liberals.

Starting from the 2010 coup that saw Gillard oust Rudd from office, the leadership of this party has been fraught with infighting, disunity, and petty squabbles. Ms Gillard has shown over and over that she cannot be trusted, and that the public has lost faith in her. Her action of grabbing the premiership away from Rudd shows a leader who will dispense of her perceived rivals to get to the top.

There’s no telling what this kind of behaviour will have for the future of Australia. She is capable of single handedly running the economy to the ground if given another chance, thanks to her self-serving interests. Read the rest of this entry

Julia Gillard betrays Australians

Sunday, February 26th, 2012 at 8:49 am  
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Julia Gillard answers Julian AssangeIn March 2011 Julia Gillard appeared on the popular ABC Television program, Q&A.

During this appearance Julian Assange, the leader of Wikileaks, asked Julia Gillard a direct question which she avoided answering truthfully. It is true that under Julia Gillard’s watch that ASIO have been collecting and passing information about Australians involved with Wikileaks to authorities based in the United States of America.

In 2011 Julia Gillard accused Julian Assange and Wikileaks of criminal acts over the release of Diplomatic Cables despite the Australian Federal Police later finding no crime had been committed. She jumped the gun and declared Wikileaks of criminality with no basis for doing so.

In recent times, when Australians have found themselves in trouble overseas, Julia Gillard’s government has shown less support to those people than former governments have over similar issues. Her record on helping Australians overseas is shameful and should be seen as the state of affairs when a Prime Minister lacks backbone.

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Remember it was Kevin who said Sorry

Friday, February 24th, 2012 at 11:08 am  
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Kevin Rudd said Sorry, something no other Prime Minister did and he should be applauded for this and his many other visionary actions while Prime Minister.