It is crucial to highlight that the Australian Liberal National Party government was willing to go to war in Iraq based on a lie, regardless of the consequences. The government ignored the fact that there was no evidence of weapons of mass destruction and initiated a war that led to the loss of many lives. If you continue reading my story, you will see that back in the 1960s, the same Liberal-Country Party government was willing to sell wheat to China, knowing that China was redeploying some of this wheat to North Vietnam while Australia, New Zealand, and the USA were being killed and maimed by the North Vietnamese in the jungles of Vietnam. The government's priority was not the welfare of its citizens but rather its own interests.

As a concerned citizen, I had previously alerted the then-Minister of the Army, Malcolm Fraser, about China's redeployment of Australian wheat to North Vietnam in 1967. The wheat was used to feed North Vietnamese soldiers who were at war with Australia, New Zealand, and the USA. However, despite my warning, Australia continued to sell wheat to China, as shown in Chapter 7- Vietnam-Vietcong.

Australia knowingly sold wheat to China, aware China was redeploying it to North Vietnam while North Vietnam soldiers were killing and maiming Australian, New Zealand and USA troops fighting in North Vietnam. I ask every visitor to this website to read footnotes 82 to 89 of the paper FOOD AND TRADE IN LATE MAOIST CHINA, 1960-1978, prepared by Tianxiao Zhu. ​​

It was essential to highlight this unethical conduct by the Australian Liberal National Party government because that same government lied and misled the COT Cases in 2006 to enter a review process of their previous 1994/95 arbitrations when government records show the government had no intention of valuing their 2006 review claims "on their merit". Who would believe a government would do such a thing, allowing the claimants (Australian citizens) to spend thousands of dollars to prove their 2006 claims when the government assessing those claims had already confided in writing that those claims were NOT to "be valued on their merit"? 

Exposing a shocking account of Australian public servants knowingly trading with the enemy during a war where that enemy was mercilessly slaughtering and maiming fellow Australian citizens as well as our allies has been an arduous task. It is inconceivable that a government public servant would send a citizen to war and simultaneously provide the enemy with food to aid in killing that very citizen. This is precisely why I had to bring up the Iraq and China wheat deals. Without doing so, my COT story would not have been credible enough to be believed. Rest assured that the truth cannot remain hidden forever!