AFP Investigation -2
Read about the corruption within the government bureaucracy that is plaguing COT arbitrations. Learn who committed these horrendous crimes that equally corrupted lawyers and crooked arbitrators who covered up these crimes.
An example of the importance of these exhibits can be best explained by showing how important these exhibits are, i.e., in 2006, the Australian Government see Chapter 8 - The eighth remedy pursued agreed to assess some of the still unresolved COT Cases arbitration issues. A brokered deal between the then Senator Barnaby Joyce and Senator Helen Coonan, Minister for Communications Information Technology and the Arts, arose from an agreement reached between the two that if Senator Barnaby Joyce cast his crucial vote needed in the Senate for the Telstra privatized legalization in return the Government DCITA would appoint an assessor to view any claim put forward by Senator Joyce.
In my case, after the Government found in favour of Telstra [they had no valid claim to answer], I had no choice but to accept the Government's decision.
That was until my DCITA advisor sent me two emails (see File GS 562 - GS-CAV 522 to 580. Those receipts from the DCITA show they had deleted two of my emails dated April and July 2006, without ever having read that part of my DCITA claim. In other words, the DCITA claim assessors allowed me to spend well over 26.000.00 dollars in assessment professional fees, and the Government had not even bothered to read that material (see Chapter 8 - The eighth remedy pursued).
Example 1: File AS 942 - AS-CAV 923 to 946
Example 2 : File 34-C - AS-CAV Exhibit 1 to 47
AS-CAV Exhibit 1 to 47 – AS-CAV Exhibit 48-A to 91 – AS-CAV Exhibit 92 to 127 – AS-CAV Exhibit 128 to 180 – AS-CAV Exhibit 181 to 233 – AS CAV Exhibit 234 to 281 – AS-CAV Exhibit 282 to 323 – AS-CAV Exhibit 324-a to 420 – AS-CAV Exhibit 421 to 469 – AS-CAV Exhibit 470 to 486 – AS-CAV Exhibit 488-a to 494-e –AS-CAV Exhibits 495 to 541 – AS-CAV Exhibits 542-a to 588 – AS-CAV Exhibits 589 to 647 – AS-CAV Exhibits 648-a to 700 – AS-CAV Exhibit 765-A to 789 – AS-CAV Exhibit 790 to 818 – AS-CAV Exhibit 819 to 843 – AS-CAV 923 to 946 – AS-CAV Exhibit 1150 to 1169 – AS-CAV 1103 to 1132 – AS-CAV Exhibit 1002 to 1019 – AS-CAV Exhibit 996 to 1001 – GS-CAV Exhibit 1 to 88 – GS-CAV Exhibit 89 to 154-b – GS-CAV Exhibit 155 to 215 – GS-CAV Exhibit 216 to 257 – GS-CAV Exhibit 258 to 323 – GS-CAV Exhibit 410-a to 447 – GS-CAV Exhibit 448 to 458 – GS-CAV Exhibit 459 to 489 – GS-CAV Exhibit 490 to 521 – GS-CAV 522 to 580 – GS-CAV Exhibit 581 to 609
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The lawyer-run adversary system used in Britain and its former colonies, including the US, India, Canada, New Zealand, and Australia does not try to find the truth. It is the only system which conceals evidence
Evan Whitten
Chapter 1 - Hacked documents
Chapter 2 - Illicit screening
Read about the corruption within the government bureaucracy that is plaguing COT arbitrations. Learn who committed these horrendous crimes that equally corrupted lawyers and crooked arbitrators who covered up these crimes.
Chapter 4 Government spying
Bribery, corruption, misleading and deceptive conduct plagued the COT cases government-endorsed arbitrations.
Chapter 5 - US Department of Justice vs Ericsson of Sweden
Corruption is contagious and does not respect sectoral boundaries. Corruption involves duplicity and reduces levels of morality and trust.
Chapter 6 - US Securities Exchange - pink herring
Corruption is contagious and does not respect sectoral boundaries. Corruption involves duplicity and reduces levels of morality and trust.
Chapter 7- Vietnam-Vietcong
Corruption within the Australian establishment allowed Telstra to seduce the arbitrator assigned to the COT Cases which went on to minimised Telstra's losses.
