Wednesday, April 1, 2015
Friday, February 27, 2015
Why does dhs have rites to taking children out of a calm place
Hi l feel dhs have to much say in a law of court about the child they can harras and make false statements about a person they can fabricate things to make a person feel little they can take a child from a farther under false protences there realy needs to be a royal commission into dhs action l beleave they also bully farthers and make them feel small and not worthy and belittle the dads who have done the rite thing as for many years there was this farther who bought he son up taking the rite steps and making shaw the little boy had the best of everything as time grew on threw the years the farther was driving a hundred ks both ways to make sure that the boy got to see his mother in most cases the mother did not turn up as a result the farther was out of pocket for fuel dhs did not supply fuel for this as time went on they started blaming the farther for the mother not turning up as mother made nasty text messages and having other people to make threats the farther was harrased and dhs were the main contribute to him having a stroke were he got better but the latest is the farther has had to have syke test and because of the stroke was rated having 51 percent in a iq test they degraded this farther just so the mother could have the son they also took the little boy of the farther for breaking his ankle how rude dhs is as soon as the farthers back was turned and under neath medication to ease the pain of the break wich he spent a week waiting for an operation as dhs took this threw the ballarat court with false information and lyed to judges about the farther drinking and using drugs for when picking his son up from kinda as a kinda guarten teacher has lyed in this matter as well many lyes on dhs behalve now the father has stoped fighting for his son as they have made him out to be an olga who would hurt a child they have not responded the mothers boyfriend is bashing and bulling and drinking heavely in front of the little boy the mother does this as well and dhs promote this action in court the father is horrified of dhs action as dhs have to much say in the court system with there lyes and harrassment mis treating a good farther and destroying family around Australia they walk in to the lifes of people and destroy the good people degrade people to the maxium the laws have to be change so that all males have equal rites to there children as this is not the case as now the father has no rites to seeing his son as this is because dhs have lyed and degraded the farther in question they have destroyed an honest farther who cared and loved and protected his little boy if you wish to help this farther get his son back please email sirslackcat@google.com as they have lyed to his legal party and made it inpossible for him to get legal rites in the court room now every thing is writen in dairys to be handed over to make the job easer for one to take it on
Saturday, December 7, 2013
Death in this situation could be prevented as police and child protection should do there jobs when a dad picks up on problem were the child has been abused and hit and lock a child in a room for drawing on a wall needs great help that is low and the police should be ashamed of themself and dhs should have red faces as a child says to the farther that he is frightened of being near his mother and the farther trys to take control and the law stands in on the farther protecting his little boy as his farther has been fighting to make sure his little boy is safe and dhs throw him to the wolf what are wrong with this mob cant belieave it
Friday, November 15, 2013
66 Australians arrested as Canadian police smash 'horrific' child sex abuse ring
Sixty-six Australians are among more than 300 people arrested after Canadian authorities smashed what they say is one of the worst child sex abuse rings they have seen.
Canadian police say their investigation into a multi-million-dollar child sex abuse video website has led to the arrests of nearly 350 people internationally, including teachers, police officers, doctors and priests.
A total of 386 victims of the ring were rescued from harm worldwide, including six in Australia - five in Western Australia, and one in the ACT.
"It is alleged that officers located hundreds of thousands of images detailing horrific acts against young children, some of the worst that they have ever viewed," Toronto police spokeswoman Joanna Beaven-Desjardins said.
Arrests began in August during the Australian-based component of the operation, known as Operation Thunderer, with those charged facing a combined 399 charges of child exploitation offences.
The Australian suspects in the operation are aged between 25 and 72 and have been charged with a range of offences including accessing, possessing, producing and distributing online child exploitation material.
They include a Catholic priest, a former priest and two teachers, all from New South Wales. But Queensland is the state with the largest number of suspects, with 33 people facing charges.
Every image is a crime scene, says AFP's cyber crime boss
The AFP's head of Cyber Crime Operations, Commander Glen McEwen, says more arrests are expected as investigations continue.
"As you'd appreciate there's a lot of forensic analysis that needs to be conducted in these types of investigations, and we are expecting more charges to be laid," he said.
Commander McEwen said every child exploitation image found in the operation was a crime scene.
"Every piece of material is child sexual abuse and those who seek to access, produce and deal in such images are just as complicit in that abuse as the persons orchestrating the production of such mater
"This investigation is a powerful demonstration of what can and will continue to be achieved by law enforcement on a global scale to combat child sexual exploitation, protect our children and bring offenders to justice.
"The AFP and state and territory police worked relentlessly alongside international partner agencies to bring these offenders to justice," he added.
"This global investigation has disrupted a widespread international network of suspects, in a powerful demonstration of law enforcement working together to protect children around the world.
"If you choose to view and circulate child abuse images, you will be investigated, pursued and charged, regardless of where you are located."
The Department of Human Services, Victoria, offered a grieving mum $220,000 in hush money!
A heartbroken mother whose only son died in suspicious circumstances has been offered $220,000 by the Department of Human Services but only if she ends her fight for justice and keeps details of the deal secret.
Pensioner Michelle Stewart whose son Nathan was aged 16 when he died from a stab wound to the heart has received the six-figure offer in a legal letter from the DHS. But the letter linked the money to a confidentiality clause that would have barred her from talking about the details of the settlement. "It's all about the suppression to them, never speaking about it again," she said.
In a brave move motivated by a mother's love for her son rather than money, Ms Stewart has turned her back on the hush fund and chosen to tell her story through the Sunday Herald Sun.
"But it's about the principle, it's about doing what is right, it's about them being accountable to some degree and paying some respect," she said.
Nathan died in a Melbourne hospital in April 2005, months after his family and school had raised concerns about his care.
Ms Stewart has staged a six-year legal battle against the DHS and the Angliss Hospital where he was first treated for the fatal wound claiming negligence and failing in a duty of care.
A letter from lawyers representing the DHS shows the department was willing to pay $220,000 on condition there was a confidentiality clause.
Ms Stewart also claims the DHS told her at mediation she could never talk about what happened to her son under the terms of the deal.
"They can't even admit that they made a mistake, they can't even say 'sorry'," she said.
Ms Stewart said she was first offered $50,000 by Eastern Health in 2008 to sign a gag clause. That was later raised to $80,000, which she also refused.
"They want me to sign away my son's story pay me to sweep it under the carpet.
"Where is the dignity in that? It's saying 'shut up'."
Bronwyn Perry, spokeswoman for Minister for Mental Health Mary Wooldridge, refused yesterday to comment. "Given the litigation is ongoing, we are unable to comment," Ms Perry said.
It's about them being accountable to some degree and paying some respect In April this year the DHS offered her $220,000 during mediation, on condition that the department denied liability and she sign an order "to keep the terms of the settlement of the proceedings and the terms of the compromise ... confidential".
She was given two weeks to sign the DHS deal but declined. Last night she describing the offer as "blood money", adding: "You can't put a price on silence.
The Government has assembled a legal team to fight the case in the Supreme Court next year. Ms Stewart will represent herself in the three-week trial, but is unsure how she will pay for legal costs that already total more than $279,000.
"You do feel powerless when you're up against such a big government body, but he was my son and I loved him so I can't give up the fight," she said.
Ms Stewart said she wanted an apology from the DHS.
"I have had to fight for the right to have my son's voice heard," she said. "My son has died in vain if his voice has not been heard. I often say the day Nathan died, I died too. I built my life around him this has torn me apart."
In a 2008 investigation into Nathan's death, State Coroner Jennifer Coate described him as "an intelligent and articulate boy who had been exposed to a great deal in his short life".
Ms Stewart said Nathan was taken out of her care because of domestic violence at home.
No one has been charged in connection with Nathan's death.
Labor's child safety spokesman Luke Donnellan slammed the DHS. "Mistakes have been made. Why not just admit that, learn the lesson and move on?" he said. "Nobody would ever want this to happen again."
Compo offered with unfair strings attached. The Department of Human Services should be ashamed of itself. Even for an organisation routinely exposed for its negligence and incompetence, today's revelations in the Sunday Herald Sun are astounding.
As we report on today's front page, Nathan Stewart, 16, died in 2005. He had suffered stab wounds to the heart.
The original DHS inquiry concluded there was nothing untoward about his death. It was just a tragic accident, the agency told the Sunday Herald Sura in 2005.
But Nathan's mother, Michelle, has never given up seeking answers. Questions remain unanswered about this young man's death.
The DHS has offered Michelle compensation for her loss. She says the first offer was only $50,000. That was later increased to $80,000.
The most recent offer made in April this year stands at $220,000.
But in return for the money, according to legal letters obtained by the Sunday Herald Sun, the DHS has demanded Ms Stewart sign a draconian confidentiality order that will prevent her from publicly talking about not only the compensation but also the "terms and Nathan Stewart conditions of the compromise".
In other words, the deal was designed to silence Ms Stewart over the events surrounding the death of her son.
The cash offer also includes a "no liability" clause to get the DHS off the hook. That is an absolute outrage.
There is no question that Ms Stewart deserves compensation though the fact the DHS's original offer was only $50,000 gives some indication of the value this organisation places on a life.
The money should be paid and without a gag order attached.
To attach such an order reveals this as hush money aimed at allowing the DHS to avoid scrutiny.
As Ms Stewart says today, she's rejected the offer and intends pushing ahead with a lawsuit in the Supreme Court.
Her lawyers have urged her to accept the compensation, but she's not in this for cash.
She wants to sue the DHS in a bid to get some answers and hold the organisation to account over Nathan's death.
Community Services Minister Mary Wooldridge has been in charge for almost a year. The $220,000 hush-money offer was made on her watch.
Ms Wooldridge must intervene personally in this case, and demand her department provide answers for Nathan's mother and the people of Victoria.
Pensioner Michelle Stewart whose son Nathan was aged 16 when he died from a stab wound to the heart has received the six-figure offer in a legal letter from the DHS. But the letter linked the money to a confidentiality clause that would have barred her from talking about the details of the settlement. "It's all about the suppression to them, never speaking about it again," she said.
In a brave move motivated by a mother's love for her son rather than money, Ms Stewart has turned her back on the hush fund and chosen to tell her story through the Sunday Herald Sun.
"But it's about the principle, it's about doing what is right, it's about them being accountable to some degree and paying some respect," she said.
Nathan died in a Melbourne hospital in April 2005, months after his family and school had raised concerns about his care.
Ms Stewart has staged a six-year legal battle against the DHS and the Angliss Hospital where he was first treated for the fatal wound claiming negligence and failing in a duty of care.
A letter from lawyers representing the DHS shows the department was willing to pay $220,000 on condition there was a confidentiality clause.
Ms Stewart also claims the DHS told her at mediation she could never talk about what happened to her son under the terms of the deal.
"They can't even admit that they made a mistake, they can't even say 'sorry'," she said.
Ms Stewart said she was first offered $50,000 by Eastern Health in 2008 to sign a gag clause. That was later raised to $80,000, which she also refused.
"They want me to sign away my son's story pay me to sweep it under the carpet.
"Where is the dignity in that? It's saying 'shut up'."
Bronwyn Perry, spokeswoman for Minister for Mental Health Mary Wooldridge, refused yesterday to comment. "Given the litigation is ongoing, we are unable to comment," Ms Perry said.
It's about them being accountable to some degree and paying some respect In April this year the DHS offered her $220,000 during mediation, on condition that the department denied liability and she sign an order "to keep the terms of the settlement of the proceedings and the terms of the compromise ... confidential".
She was given two weeks to sign the DHS deal but declined. Last night she describing the offer as "blood money", adding: "You can't put a price on silence.
The Government has assembled a legal team to fight the case in the Supreme Court next year. Ms Stewart will represent herself in the three-week trial, but is unsure how she will pay for legal costs that already total more than $279,000.
"You do feel powerless when you're up against such a big government body, but he was my son and I loved him so I can't give up the fight," she said.
Ms Stewart said she wanted an apology from the DHS.
"I have had to fight for the right to have my son's voice heard," she said. "My son has died in vain if his voice has not been heard. I often say the day Nathan died, I died too. I built my life around him this has torn me apart."
In a 2008 investigation into Nathan's death, State Coroner Jennifer Coate described him as "an intelligent and articulate boy who had been exposed to a great deal in his short life".
Ms Stewart said Nathan was taken out of her care because of domestic violence at home.
No one has been charged in connection with Nathan's death.
Labor's child safety spokesman Luke Donnellan slammed the DHS. "Mistakes have been made. Why not just admit that, learn the lesson and move on?" he said. "Nobody would ever want this to happen again."
Compo offered with unfair strings attached. The Department of Human Services should be ashamed of itself. Even for an organisation routinely exposed for its negligence and incompetence, today's revelations in the Sunday Herald Sun are astounding.
As we report on today's front page, Nathan Stewart, 16, died in 2005. He had suffered stab wounds to the heart.
The original DHS inquiry concluded there was nothing untoward about his death. It was just a tragic accident, the agency told the Sunday Herald Sura in 2005.
But Nathan's mother, Michelle, has never given up seeking answers. Questions remain unanswered about this young man's death.
The DHS has offered Michelle compensation for her loss. She says the first offer was only $50,000. That was later increased to $80,000.
The most recent offer made in April this year stands at $220,000.
But in return for the money, according to legal letters obtained by the Sunday Herald Sun, the DHS has demanded Ms Stewart sign a draconian confidentiality order that will prevent her from publicly talking about not only the compensation but also the "terms and Nathan Stewart conditions of the compromise".
In other words, the deal was designed to silence Ms Stewart over the events surrounding the death of her son.
The cash offer also includes a "no liability" clause to get the DHS off the hook. That is an absolute outrage.
There is no question that Ms Stewart deserves compensation though the fact the DHS's original offer was only $50,000 gives some indication of the value this organisation places on a life.
The money should be paid and without a gag order attached.
To attach such an order reveals this as hush money aimed at allowing the DHS to avoid scrutiny.
As Ms Stewart says today, she's rejected the offer and intends pushing ahead with a lawsuit in the Supreme Court.
Her lawyers have urged her to accept the compensation, but she's not in this for cash.
She wants to sue the DHS in a bid to get some answers and hold the organisation to account over Nathan's death.
Community Services Minister Mary Wooldridge has been in charge for almost a year. The $220,000 hush-money offer was made on her watch.
Ms Wooldridge must intervene personally in this case, and demand her department provide answers for Nathan's mother and the people of Victoria.
Sunday, November 10, 2013
TAKE ACTION AND STOP THE EXPORT OF LIVE ANIMALS THEY DESERVE BETTER
The unfortunate bulls in Mauritius were delivered to this horror direct from the importer's feedlot — in blatant contravention of Australia's live export regulations. This industry cannot be trusted to play by the rules, let alone write them.
Our new Prime Minister says live export "is a good industry". But no government can support an industry that continually breaches regulations.
For the bulls who were abandoned to suffer in Mauritius, make your voice heard! Use this form to contact your MP and ask them how they can support an industry that is acting like it is above the law.
please visit to signe and speak your mind cheers
Tuesday, October 29, 2013
Sunday, October 27, 2013
OFF-DUTY OFFICER DETECTED DRINK DRIVING WHAT A GREAT EXAMPLE THIS OFFICER IS TO THE FORCE NOT
An off-duty officer has had his licence suspended after allegedly exceeding the prescribed concentration of alcohol while driving last night.
The senior constable from the southern region was tested at a booze bus site in Cranbourne North.
He recorded an alleged blood alcohol level of 0.119.
He was issued a penalty notice and the incident has been referred to the Professional Standards Command as a matter of course.
The senior constable from the southern region was tested at a booze bus site in Cranbourne North.
He recorded an alleged blood alcohol level of 0.119.
He was issued a penalty notice and the incident has been referred to the Professional Standards Command as a matter of course.
Saturday, October 26, 2013
CCTV search for rough police The West Australian The West Australian On camera: The CCC is reviewing CCTV footage. Picture: Supplied The Corruption and Crime Commission is "disturbed" by WA Police behaviour towards the public and has begun harvesting video footage from pubs and mobile phones to look for officers misusing force. The watchdog's dramatic escalation of its police oversight activities comes as Parliament's standing committee on the CCC announced it would launch an inquiry into the bad blood between WA's top crime-fighting agencies.
Friday, October 25, 2013
THIS ACCIDENT WAS COURSED BY THE OBSCURED VIEW OF THE DRIVER BY A ON DASH SPEED DETECTOR AND OTHER DEVICES MOUNTED ON THE DASH OF THE POLICE
THIS ACCIDENT WAS COURSED BY THE THE DRIVER HAVING OBJECTS ON THE DASH BOARD OBSCURING THE VIEW OF THE DRIVER LOOK AT THE DASH BOARDS OF ALL POLICE CARS THEY ARE ALL UN ROAD WORTHY IT IS STATED IN A ROAD WORTHY OF ALL CARS THEY ARE NOT PERMITTED TO HAVE ANY OBJECTS ON A DASH BOARD OF A CAR OBSCURING THE VIEW OF THE DRIVER WHY IS THIS THE CASE WITH POLICE BEEN ABLE TO HAVE THERE DASHES FULL OF OBJECTS OBSCURING THE VIEW OF THE DRIVER
Friday, October 11, 2013
THE BIG PICTURE ON MICROWAVE ON DASH SPEED DETECTORS A WARNING TO THE OPERATORS DO YOU GET HOT WHILE DRIVING YOUR POLICE CARS DO YOU SUFFER FROM BIG HEAD ACHES ALL THE TIME HERE IS WHY NOW READ THIS
Just get rid of these faulty and fraud units they are ripping the driver of the on dash mounted speed detector units are a danger to the driver this is emitting rf power in the cab and is like having a giant micro wave oven on wheels frying the driver and who ever else in the cab as for the system micro wave speed detectors they are only serviced once a year and when serviced they are not done by qualified people they are done by students at rmit now they are not aligned this is microwave and micro wave is one of the hardest band to aligne to a perfect setting this band to work perfectly uses vain s to produce less loss of signal and the size of the feed horn the devices are you using for micro wave are incorrect the way it set up behind the glass on the motor car has a lot to play with magnifying and distorting the micro wave single for this they are faulty before they start use they dont lock on the target how they should do they can injure spirus singles from heater and electronics as radios lights and any other electronics in the car such as fuel injection gear boxes all these item threw electronic wiring emit some sort of small rf power to confuse the micro wave detectors units they can also send small signals to inter fear in pace makers as make them ivar miss a pulse or increase the pulse of pace makers the reason for this is the micro wave detectors do emit rf power and rf power can do strange things at the best of time remember back in the early seventies when cb radio came on the market when we were all watching analog tv the rf power out of an 11 metre radio used to go threw tvs and toaster and your radio you used to listen 11 metres just went threw any thing and every thing l can remember years ago visit some old radio site were they had these big antenna set up you could go up to different parts of the fence and listen to the radio because of all the rf power emitd from the transmitters for years had cause the wire to be radio so what makes it different today as it smaller and different bands with micro wave and its much more potent and this is what you cook food in and they are using this in motor cars for speed detector and on the street for these speed cameras lm sirslackcat and lm concerned and very desturbed that police forces around the world are using this band for the purpose of making money and also for not doing any study in to the long term effects of the units they are operating in motor cars as this is suicide to all around and should be stoped they are also are mounted on the dash of a car obscuring the view of the driver this is another bad point for they take the driver of the police cars mind of the road and will cause a major acident if they all ready havent as we the public will not no as they cover things up to suit themself as they are trying to cover the cat up from telling the truth so please go and signe the cats petition and make a noise thank you the link here http://www.gopetition.com/petitions/stop-the-use-of-un-patterned-speed-cams-and-on-dash-speed-detectors-and-hand-held-sspeed-detector-units-any-micro-wave-speed-detectors-units-in-australia.html?fb_ref=title_inline&fb_source=message
Monday, October 7, 2013
JUST ONE OF THOUSAND OF POLICE CARS OUT ON THE AUSTRALIA ROADS THAT ARE UN ROAD WORTHY AND THEY HAVE THE CHEEK TO PULL OVER THE PUBLIC AND SERVE UN ROAD WORTHY STICKERS TO THE CARS ONE SET OF RULES FOR THE FORCE AND A SET FOR THE PUBLIC THIS IS AN OUT CRY BALD TIRES DAM RIGHT STUPID POLICE ACTIONS
TAKE NOTE THE NEXT TIME YOU SEE A POLICE CAR ON THE ROAD HAVE A LOOK AT THE DASH BOARD JUST TAKE NOTE OF ALL THE GADGETS ON THE DASH AND TELL ME THEY ARE NOT OBSCURING THE DRIVERS AND OBSTRUCTING THE DRIVER VIEW AS WE THE PUBLIC ARE NOT ALLOWED TO HAVE ANY THING ON THE DASH BOARD OF THE PERSONELY OWNED CARS FOR WHEN THEY DO A ROAD WORTHY ON A CAR THEY MUST NOT EVEN HAVE DASH MATS PLACED ON THE DASH AS WHY IS IT THE POLICE CAN GET AWAY WITH WHAT THEY ARE DOING AS PUSH YOUR LIKE BUTTON AND GET BEHIND THE CAT ON THIS ALL POLICE CARS ARE UN ROAD WORTHY SHOULD NOT BE ON THE ROADS
Tuesday, October 1, 2013
Sunday, September 22, 2013
ANOTHER POLICE BLUNDER AS THE TAX PAYERS PAY THESE BLUNDERS
Have a look at this the tax payer is paying for these blunders
Thursday, September 19, 2013
Monday, September 16, 2013
POLICE have slammed as "reckless" a magazine stunt that commissioned a foreign journalist to drive from Melbourne to Sydney above the speed limit police-slam-speed-stunt-melbourne-to-sydney-in-6.5-hours
In a campaign to increase the limit between the two capital cities, the latest issue of Wheels magazine boasts "we drove from Melbourne to Sydney at 130km/h, didn't die and didn't get booked".
Defending the stunt, Wheels editor Stephen Corby said: "We've been told for years drowsy drivers die, but increasing the speed limit would reduce fatigue.
"You're less likely to have a microsleep, less likely to wander off the road. We see it as a positive for road safety."
The magazine was prepared to pay for three speeding tickets before calling off the attempt, done on a Saturday, but was amazed to find it didn't once get stopped by police in Victoria or NSW.
British journalist behind the wheel Ben Oliver slowed for more than a dozen speed cameras and stuck to the limit in all other speed zones except 110km/h sections.
"I've never arrived in a city with the sole intention of breaking the law before, but any sense of roguish glamour soon fades as I head out of Melbourne on the Hume Highway, flagrantly breaching Australian law by doing something that is considered perfectly safe and legal in other countries," wrote Oliver, even though he later admitted "I wouldn't advocate making the Hume 130km/h all the way".
Aside from speed-unlimited sections of German autobahn, most European countries have maximum speed limits of between 130km/h and 150km/h.
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