Sign the petition at the links below the petition words.
Wednesday 31 July 2019
Tuesday 23 July 2019
Dear commissioner
Dear
Commissioner, Deputy Commissioner of the Australian Federal Police
your
brave call that the law is the law is appreciated by most Australians
and for those of us with a political bent we would like to make sure
the law is the law applies to politicians too.
A
simple way to show this would be with the signing of a false
declaration by Josh Frydenberg in his qualifications check-list.
In
the check-list Mr Frydenberg says all of his family stopped being
Hungarian or Polish in 1948. A copy of the document is here - the
original can be found here
https://www.aec.gov.au/election/files/data/qc/24310_VIC_H_KOOY_33123_FRY.pdf
The
qualifications check-list is signed by Mr Frydenberg dated 17/4/19.
In
the citizenship register at Parliament House Canberra Mr Frydenberg
says he has searched archival documentation in Australia about his
parents. The citizenship register is here
https://www.aph.gov.au/~/media/03%20Senators%20and%20Members/32%20Members/Citizenship/45P/FrydenbergJ_CTZ45P.pdf
An
Australian Department of Immigration document which is available in
the National Archives shows his mother was Hungarian at the end of
1950, 2 years after he said in his nomination form that she ceased
being Hungarian. A copy is here
This
case I am presenting to you is not a constitutional matter it is a
breach of the Criminal Code. The Australian Electoral Commission can
not prosecute any matter because their legislation doesn't allow it.
The offence Mr Frydenberg has committed is a breach of making any
false or misleading statement in any enrolment or electoral papers,
maximum penalty: 12 months imprisonment (Division 136 & 137 of
the Criminal Code)
I
look forward to your showing the law is the law for everybody.
I
understand Commonwealth Crimes reports have been lodged online but no
one who has lodged the reports has had any response from the AFP. I
trust my writing directly to you both will expedite procedures
against Mr Frydenberg.
kind
regards
Tony Magrathea
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Friday 19 July 2019
A letter to our Prime Minister about our criminal MPs
This letter was sent using the Prime Ministers official PM contact page. If a response ever comes I will post at the end of this.
I
note you in the Jewish News rightly condemning holocaust deniers, but
there was nothing in that story about your MPs who lied to nominate
for election.
One
of those who lied is mentioned in the Jewish News story, Mr
Frydenberg.
In
Mr Frydenberg's qualification check-list, a part of his nomination
forms, he says all his predecessors stopped being Polish and
Hungarian in 1948. I sent Mr Frydenberg a copy of a Department of
Immigration form from 1950 and also dated 1951 which clearly shows
his mother and her family arrived in Australia as Hungarian citizens
and with Hungarian passports. Lying to nominate for election is a
serious crime but it seems your Attorney General is lying or doesn't
know what he is talking about when he answered a petition asking who
was responsible for prosecuting MPs that lie to nominate for
election. According to Mr Porter it is the CDPP who must do this.
According tot he CDPP Mr Porter is talking through his rectum. The
answer to the petition is here -
https://epetitions.aph.gov.au/MResponse/get?id=EN0615
Mr
Frydenberg's qualifications check list is here -
https://www.aec.gov.au/election/files/data/qc/24310_VIC_H_KOOY_33123_FRY.pdf
A
copy of a Viennese government document form 1949 showing Mr
Frydenbergs family being Hungarian and a copy of the Immigration
department document is in this blog
http://tonymagrathea.blogspot.com/2019/07/2019-election.html
A
copy of the Immigration document is attached
Will
you ask for Mr Frydenberg to be prosecuted for signing a false declaration to nominate for election? Mr Gaughan, the AFP Deputy
Commissioner said the law is the law when the AFP invaded a
journalists house and he ABC. Mr Dutton said nobody is above the
law. Will you show that your government obeys the law and your MPs
are not above the law or are you immune form the law? This matter
is not related to the constitution it is related to criminal law and
doesn't require the Court of Disputed Returns to show the law is the
law even for Liberal MPs.
A
second part to that blog shows Mr Dutton himself lied on his
qualifications check list. He receives an indirect pecuniary interest
from his wife and children and their family trust receiving
Commonwealth funding for the child care centres they own. Again this
isn't directly a constitutional matter it is Mr Dutton lying on his
qualifications check-list -
https://www.aec.gov.au/election/files/data/qc/24310_QLD_H_DICK_33273_DUT.pdf
where he refused to list the indirect pecuniary interest from the
child care centres.
Will
you show your party and its members are not above the law or should
we all just hang our heads in despair?
Tuesday 16 July 2019
Jaboticaba wine
Recipe pinched from Catherine Allison
1.2kg Jaboticaba
1kg sugar
1 teaspoon peptic enzyme
3.5 litres water
Red wine yeast
Boil up the sugar and water together until the sugar dissolves completely and allow to cool. You don't need to boil all the water......just enough to dissolve the sugar.
Crush all the fruit and remove the seeds.
Put the fruit into a cloth bag of some sort.
Pour the cooled water and sugar into a sanitised food grade bucket and add the bag of fruit. Add the peptic enzyme. Cover with a tea towel.
Leave overnight and then add the yeast.
Stir twice a day.
After 2 days remove the fruit. Squeeze the fruit through a sieve of colander. Keep the pulp and juice and discard the skins. The skins have a high tannin level and if left too long in the fermenting mix, they can cause the wine to have a bad taste.
Add the pulp back into the cloth back and put it back into the fermenting bucket.
After a week to 10 days remove the pulp and pour the remaining mix into a carboy / demijohn. I used a hydrometer to tell me when the primary fermentation was finished, but you don't have to. Seal the carboy with a one way valve.
Re rack into another carboy after a couple of months and repeat this step until it is clear.
Once it is clear it can be bottled. I decided I wanted to sweeten my wine up because it was a bit too dry for me, so I added potassium metasulphite to halt the fermentation and then added a heap of dissolved sugar. I didn't measure how much though. I also added campden to sterilise the mix.
24 hours later I bottled it all. I have 15 bottles of it 😜. I will probably leave it a year or so before opening one up to drink it now.
1.2kg Jaboticaba
1kg sugar
1 teaspoon peptic enzyme
3.5 litres water
Red wine yeast
Boil up the sugar and water together until the sugar dissolves completely and allow to cool. You don't need to boil all the water......just enough to dissolve the sugar.
Crush all the fruit and remove the seeds.
Put the fruit into a cloth bag of some sort.
Pour the cooled water and sugar into a sanitised food grade bucket and add the bag of fruit. Add the peptic enzyme. Cover with a tea towel.
Leave overnight and then add the yeast.
Stir twice a day.
After 2 days remove the fruit. Squeeze the fruit through a sieve of colander. Keep the pulp and juice and discard the skins. The skins have a high tannin level and if left too long in the fermenting mix, they can cause the wine to have a bad taste.
Add the pulp back into the cloth back and put it back into the fermenting bucket.
After a week to 10 days remove the pulp and pour the remaining mix into a carboy / demijohn. I used a hydrometer to tell me when the primary fermentation was finished, but you don't have to. Seal the carboy with a one way valve.
Re rack into another carboy after a couple of months and repeat this step until it is clear.
Once it is clear it can be bottled. I decided I wanted to sweeten my wine up because it was a bit too dry for me, so I added potassium metasulphite to halt the fermentation and then added a heap of dissolved sugar. I didn't measure how much though. I also added campden to sterilise the mix.
24 hours later I bottled it all. I have 15 bottles of it 😜. I will probably leave it a year or so before opening one up to drink it now.
Sunday 14 July 2019
2019 election
A few of our glorious leaders have signed false declarations to nominate for election
Josh
Frydenberg has been immune from questions about his Hungarian
citizenship because we don't mention the holocaust. He got Hungarian
citizenship when it was confirmed by Hungary she had Hungarian
citizenship in a parliamentary decision a few. In the qualifications
check-list he said his mother stopped being an Hungarian citizen in
1948 but there are some government documents saying otherwise. A
1949 document from Vienna and the Australian Department of
Immigration document from 1951 saying she is Hungarian.
The relevant part of his qualifications check list is here - and the signature on the form follows that.
Mr
Dutton failed to mention his family trust in his Qualifications check
list. He did tell the world he had renounced his family trust and he
no longer a beneficiary of it but the constitution says “ (v)
has any direct or indirect pecuniary interest in any agreement with
the Public Service of the Commonwealth “ meaning the
indirect benefit of his wife an children being beneficiaries of a
family trust that has companies receiving Commonwealth dollars means
he breaches the constitution. Failing to declare this means he has
signed a false declaration to nominate for parliament.
Both of these MPs need to be visited by the AFP and discuss their signing false declarations to nominate for election. The matters give 12 months prison as the maximum sentence meaning they are banned form politics forever. A win win for the people of Australia.
Others to be considered for the law being the law and nobody being above the law are those S44 cases who didn't bother renouncing their foreign citizenship when they knew they held foreign citizenships.
Mr Joyce, a highly educated man, did this 6 times. Surely having a university degree would mean you know how to read a form and ask questions of yourself, but no. He is above the law.
Ms Gallagher the labour senator was shown in the High Court to have known she hadn't renounced her British citizenship but still went ahead and entered parliament.
Ms Singh another labour senator admitted in the press she knew her renunciation hadn't gone through when she signed the forms saying it had.
Mr Roberts, and I don't want to do him again or we end up with Steve Dickson, the High Court determined he didn't meet the constitutional requirements and he himself said he renounced his British citizenship months after entering parliament.
Stephen Parry the former President of the Senate is an ex copper and should be well aware of the law and determining how the law applies to him.
The law is the law. Come on Mr Gaughan how about proving that the law is the law for all
A bit at the end showing some document that may be of interest - a petition answer by Mr Porter telling us the CDPP is responsible for prosecution. And responses from the CDPP basically saying Porter is talking out of his arse.
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A bit at the end showing some document that may be of interest - a petition answer by Mr Porter telling us the CDPP is responsible for prosecution. And responses from the CDPP basically saying Porter is talking out of his arse.
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Malcolm Roberts
Malcolm Roberts and me
The
news is out that I have sued Malcolm Roberts under the Common
Informers (Parliamentary Disqualifications) Act and had a bit of a
win. I won $6000 and court costs, for me the money was the least
important thing, though it will be nice for my wife and I to get an
electric bike each. The most important thing was being the first to
successfully use the act and win.
I
quite often get asked why I bothered and the answer is pretty simple,
Peta Credlin. In 2013 I asked Tony Abbott, our then newly elected
Prime Minister, to show his renunciation of British citizenship
papers. He refused to answer my letters so I contacted his
parliamentary office and suggested to his Chief of Staff that a
Freedom Of Information request could get the information he refused
to show the world. She told me that she would become the FOI clerk
if I dared lodge an FOI asking for Mr Abbott's renunciation of
British citizenship paperwork.
I
was irked. Good old fashioned irkdom took over and I started looking
at our constitution, in particular S44 and asking questions of those
MPs who were born overseas. None replied so a Twitter ordeal began
which helped contribute to so many MPs being removed form parliament
for breaching our constitution. I wasn't the only person doing this,
many others took up the fight and it was pleasing to see the court
actions finally happen. One man in Perth drew up a petition asking
Mr Abbott to show his renunciation papers and it got 60,000
signatures. That petition was given to several politicians and they
used the paperwork to line their kitty litter trays, it was never
mentioned in parliament. Unfortunately my whole history of Twitter
activism in the S44 process was deleted by Jack Dorsey the boss of
Twitter when he decided my calling a rich bitch a rich bitch in a
discussion about franking credits was bullying and not allowed.
Two
petitions to parliament put by me asked for audits of S44 compliance,
one in parliament 44 and then again in parliament 45. Senator
Cormann refused both petitions saying it is up to the voter to take
MPs to the Court of Disputed Returns.
Apologies
to my readers, I tend to type like I talk, pretty much none stop and
drifting a little off topic.
Back
to Mr Roberts. When I learned he was standing for parliament I wrote
and asked him to make sure he had renounced his foreign citizenships.
His Indian citizenship seemed the most likely to cause problems and
the associated British citizenship was the one that did him over. I
was mentioned in the High Court chronology for him and this in my
mind tied me to his case.
During
my irkdom about Peta Credlin I had looked at the penalties in the
constitution for breaching S44 and thought this might be good for Mr
Roberts. The original part of the constitution says the penalty is
£100 per day and any person could sue for that amount. When the
constitution was written the £100 was a quarter of an MPs annual
salary. That part of the constitution was replaced by the Common
Informers (Parliamentary Disqualifications) Act in 1974 because at
that time Malcolm Fraser was trying to overthrow the Gough Whitlam
government and Mr Whitlam had a few pommies and other nationalities
in his government. The act seems to have been designed to save those
MPs money if they were ever taken to court.
And
so to Mr Roberts. I asked nearly all of the major legal companies in
Queensland to take on the case but they all seemed terrified of
upsetting any politician. I drew up my own thoughts on the matter and
spoke unofficially with Clem van der Weegen who had stood as a Palmer
candidate in 2013 and we had tweeted each other at that time. He had
a bit of a political bone in his body and suggested I get a lawyer to
represent me in discussions with him which is the proper legal way of
doing things. Roweena Ferral in Caloundra took on my case and the
rest is judicial history. The first to successfully put and win a
Common Informers (Parliamentary Disqualifications) Act case.
Anyone
planning on taking the MPs removed from parliament should realise the
action can only happen within 1 year of the MP being removed and then
it times out. Starting an action may be legally expensive,
especially if you aren’t successful. The payouts aren't great, $200
a day for each day they sit in that parliament is getting less and
less as our parliament decides it doesn't need to sit as much as the
Canadian or normal English parliament. They sit 140-160 days a year,
ours sat 29 days last financial year. After starting my action
against M Roberts I lodged a petition in parliament asking the
penalty reflect what was originally in our constitution, a quarter of
an MPs annual salary or about $50,000 per day which would be a
significant deterrent to anyone signing a false declaration on their
nomination forms. Barring that I suggested in the petition that the
£100 could be adjusted for inflation which would make it about
$15,000 a day. Attorney General Mr Porter refused both ideas saying
the penalty was a sufficient deterrent. The deterrent is
approximately the food allowance each MP gets on sitting days.
Now
for the future. The AFP has declared the law is the law and Mr Dutton
has declared nobody is above the law, but that seems to be for
everyone except politicians.
Two
high profile MPs signed false declarations on their nomination for
election forms and the new qualifications check lists. The AFP have
refused to look at those commonwealth crimes.
The
Australian Electoral Commission doesn't have the authority in their
legislation to prosecute anyone for anything, but in a press release
related to another One Nation S44 problem, Mr Culleton, they asked
“for compelling evidence that other candidates in the 2019 federal
election may have also signed a false declaration we will consider
whether similar referrals to the AFP are warranted to ascertain if
the candidate has committed an offence.”
I
wrote to Mr Tom Rogers, Chair of the AEC, pointing out two who had
signed false declarations and his response was the matters were dealt
with in last parliament. It wasn’t the last parliament I was
writing about it was signing false declarations to nominate for the
2019 election.
Mr
Dutton has an indirect pecuniary interest in the family trust his
wife and children benefit from and that trust runs two companies that
get Commonwealth funding.
Mr
Frydenberg said his mother stopped being an Hungarian citizen in1948
when Australian Department of Immigration documents form 1951 show
she was Hungarian then. A little lie but still not the truth.
Hopefully these two MPs will be taken to the Court of Disputed
Returns and the AFP will determine that the law really is the law and
prosecute them for signing false declarations to nominate for
election.
Earlier
I apologised for typing like I talk, it seems I have taken no notice
of that apology. Thank you for your time and I hope you enjoyed my
journey through some bits of the constitution and our laws.
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