A couple of days ago the Prime Minister, Tony Abbott announced he would jail people for standing up for their mother country which he carefully calls fighting with extremists.
Talking on national security the Abbott stated : "My unambiguous message to all Australians who fight with terrorist
groups is that you will be arrested, prosecuted and jailed for a very
long time."
"Legislation to create new terrorist offenses and to extend existing
powers to monitor or to detain terror suspects will be introduced this
week," the prime minister said.
The Abbott outlined a stack of responses to the so called perceived heightened threat
of a domestic terrorist attack here on Aussie soil.
$630 million in funding is
being directed to police, customs, and intelligence
agencies. Biometric scanners will be at all international
airports in the next year the Abbott said.
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The jails in Australia are overflowing now. But that is another subject, or is it?
Australia's jails are already over the top full. There is no more room for ordinary lawbreakers to be locked up and the PM is locking up more and more of those each day as well.
This will have a dire flow on effect down the track because the unions will say they can't operate this way and the government will then return with the grounds to see the complete privatization of the jails and the police service in Australia.
I can hear the legislation forming on the paper as I write here. There will be no more police union intervention to stop any police actions the government narcissists want with an introduced privatized sector here in policing.
This scenario by police union members occurred with Bentley Blockade where 900 officers were to be dispatched to break the blockade on the North Coast of New South Wales and the police union spoke out against this vehemently. To avoid this happening in the future, government will privatize the
police force as soon as possible and I envisage this will come onto the list within the 12 months.
In the mean time the country is now running on terror and people are saying the most bizarre things. I found myself saying strange things also and so I got my
burka out for a spin in case I needed to wear one for safety. One never knows when one needs to blend in to the crowd and keep their head down low and go go go.
Another statement from Abbott that does not makes sense is the figures here:
"60 Australians were known to be fighting in Iraq and Syria,
20 had already returned to Australia while another 100 actively support
the militant".
He really is scared of these people it appears. Either this or he is being a war monger and whipping people up into a frenzy about all of this and getting hate firmly back on the agenda in the disguise of a peace agenda.
Australians no longer fall for these constructed lies. Australians want more from a leader than to take us into another war. We have evolved but it is clear that our prime minister hasn't. (for the record - I am not sure that is even possible)
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