It’s time for action.
Time to act
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Letter to the editor,
I think I speak for a vast majority of Australians who feel they have lost their freedom.
I am unable to laugh freely, at the jokes I find funny.
I can’t say how I feel or I’ll be accused of a hate crime.
I could even end up in jail because ‘they’ won’t investigate my intention behind the jokes. ‘They’ don’t have a sense of humour. At least we’re not as bad as the UK where the BBC removed iconic scenes from the Crocodile Dundee. You know, the best bits when he drew out his shiny knife, a real knife or when he grabbed the balls of a ‘Sheila’. Pathetic. No more belly laughs.
And don’t start me on the billions wasted on projects doomed to failure. Plus the reckless disregard shown to those injured by the incompetence of those in power.
Well, I’ve watched all this happen. I’ve been scammed and duped by the slick marketing campaigns but enough is enough.
Legal action is so expensive. It’s prohibitive. It also takes ages and it’s stacked against us, the little people.
Despite how I feel about Trump, his stealth attack on USAiD was brilliant. And that’s the strategy that might work here.
Why don’t we try a cheaper option like the private citizen’s arrest? It’s legal. All we have to do is make sure our facts are right and persuade the police or DPP.
Remember Mafia Boss Al Capone? He was finally convicted of tax evasion despite so many charges laid against him. He managed to squirm out of them with legal blah blah blah.
So our charges have to be water tight , factual and short. The beauty about criminal negligence is we don’t have to prove intention. All we have to show is that these officials acted or didn’t act in accordance with their job specification, and harmed many Australians.
The police will only accept clear cut cases. If it’s too complex, they’ll throw it out and tell you to take civil action instead.
So if the DPP accept our charge, this is when we have to make a lot of noise.
My friends want change but they don’t want to get involved. They just want to sit by the sidelines and whinge when nothing gets done.
Well, nothing is going happen if that’s the attitude.
We have to spring into action, rise up from nowhere, flood the media, shout from the street corners after the charges are laid.
Sure, I can’t promise it’ll get a result but I guarantee these officials are going to feel very uncomfortable. After receiving the criminal allegations, they’ll go to their lawyer. The lawyer will probably tell him it’s likely to go nowhere , ‘But….. there’s a technical possibility you may have to defend yourself. ‘
Then there’s all this massive public outcry from nowhere.
I say that’s how change happens.
By concerned GP
(name withheld as big brothers Ahpra and the Medical Board are watching)
ps but I’ll ‘come out’ when the charges are handed to the DPP.
Editor’s reply
Your concerns are well founded and echo our sentiments.
We would appreciate feedback from our members to name officials we should charge with alleged criminal negligence. Please provide links to hard evidence. Our software is state-of-the art secure encryption, used for keeping private medical records confidential. If you are a whistleblower, we can also speak to you privately or visit you and provide you with whistleblower protection information. When you join us, we can notify you when each of these officials are charged and provide the video of the event. That would be the trigger to raise publicity. We would appreciate any offers for publicity and a videographer for these events.