https://www.nbcnews.com/news/amp/wbna3340677
Who else has served in the Middle East for the ADF and as a private contractor and helped set up the future warfare planning centre here in Australia?
Who else has served in the Middle East for the ADF and as a private contractor and helped set up the future warfare planning centre here in Australia?
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CIA operatives a shadowy war force
Confirmation of the death of CIA operative Johnny “Mike” Spann in the Mazar-e-Sharif prison uprising raises the profile of the agency’s Special Activities Division.
The latest Political lobbying group caught out meddling in anti-lockdown activism? -
https://www.crikey.com.au/2021/11/19/stop-the-bill-anti-vaccine-ruby-janssen-peter-harris/
https://www.crikey.com.au/2021/11/19/stop-the-bill-anti-vaccine-ruby-janssen-peter-harris/
Crikey
How a former Family First leader and a property mogul run a network of online anti-vaxxer, anti-Dan Andrews groups
Several websites for different anti-restriction and anti-vaccine groups can be linked back to the couple, who have also toured the country running workshops on stopping vaccine mandates.
The gallows at the protest compared to the gallows in front of Parliament House steps a couple of nights later.
https://t.me/thetransparencyreport
https://t.me/thetransparencyreport
Riccardo Bosi wearing fatigues and an SAS symbol on his Beret, whilst attending a protest rally in Sydney as a political candidate.
However, he still hasn’t registered his party “A1” with the AEC.
He’s also suspected of working for vested interests in a clandestine operational role. PMSC
He has past experience as a private contractor in the Middle East during the ‘war on terror’
Back home he was for a period of time the head of Capability Development Future Warfare Planning - Combined Joint Task Force Headquarters ADF.
“Well, you've got to understand people. You don't have to be a psychologist, but you have to understand psychology” - Riccardo Bosi
The role of Joint Information Warfare Branch provides Australian Defence Force cyber capability, electronic warfare and influence activities.
Cyber defence spending is set to exceed $15 billion over the next decade.
Cyber warfare may include the following targets - groups, companies, political or ideological extremist groups & hacktivists.
However, he still hasn’t registered his party “A1” with the AEC.
He’s also suspected of working for vested interests in a clandestine operational role. PMSC
He has past experience as a private contractor in the Middle East during the ‘war on terror’
Back home he was for a period of time the head of Capability Development Future Warfare Planning - Combined Joint Task Force Headquarters ADF.
“Well, you've got to understand people. You don't have to be a psychologist, but you have to understand psychology” - Riccardo Bosi
The role of Joint Information Warfare Branch provides Australian Defence Force cyber capability, electronic warfare and influence activities.
Cyber defence spending is set to exceed $15 billion over the next decade.
Cyber warfare may include the following targets - groups, companies, political or ideological extremist groups & hacktivists.
Blair Cottrell, Jarrad Searby & Neil Erikson pictured at the rally in Melbourne today.
Despite their backgrounds being easy to search and their ideologies in plain view for all to see.
Figureheads like BC are regularly shared on social media platforms.
Yes the lineup of speakers for Melbourne was poor and put in place to serve vested interests, but they had nothing on the Sydney Rally with Simeon Boikov - MC and Riccardo Bosi as one of it’s main speakers.
If a movement is led by people from the far right does that make you the member of a far-right movement?
If you don’t want groups like CARF counter-protesting then give them little to protest about.
I don’t agree with CARF (especially in Melbourne) because I feel they are intentionally using emotive and triggering language that falsely labels everyone “anti-vax vile scum”
Will they protest anyway?
Likely.
But they’ll always struggle to get decent numbers if the freedom movement can take the trash out for them.
Despite their backgrounds being easy to search and their ideologies in plain view for all to see.
Figureheads like BC are regularly shared on social media platforms.
Yes the lineup of speakers for Melbourne was poor and put in place to serve vested interests, but they had nothing on the Sydney Rally with Simeon Boikov - MC and Riccardo Bosi as one of it’s main speakers.
If a movement is led by people from the far right does that make you the member of a far-right movement?
If you don’t want groups like CARF counter-protesting then give them little to protest about.
I don’t agree with CARF (especially in Melbourne) because I feel they are intentionally using emotive and triggering language that falsely labels everyone “anti-vax vile scum”
Will they protest anyway?
Likely.
But they’ll always struggle to get decent numbers if the freedom movement can take the trash out for them.
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Simeon Boikov & Izak David shilling for freedom.
Sorry, I mean the UAP party.
Do you really want Clive’s dirty money further diluting the movement?
While most of corporate Australia gave their attention to the two major parties, all of these donations were dwarfed by mining billionaire Clive Palmer, who poured almost $90 million into his election campaigns, paid for by his mining companies, in the lead up to the Federal election in a quest to regain the political influence seized following the 2013 campaign.
One Nation and UAP really like public funding.
Under public funding, after the election political parties and candidates get $2.87 per vote, but only if they get at least 4 per cent of the first-preference vote.
This is why One Nation and UAP will stand in every seat they can get a willing candidate rather than concentrating on a few good possibilities.
It boosts their public funding even if they have no hope of winning more than one or two seats
It’s all about money and influence for Clive.
Sorry, I mean the UAP party.
Do you really want Clive’s dirty money further diluting the movement?
While most of corporate Australia gave their attention to the two major parties, all of these donations were dwarfed by mining billionaire Clive Palmer, who poured almost $90 million into his election campaigns, paid for by his mining companies, in the lead up to the Federal election in a quest to regain the political influence seized following the 2013 campaign.
One Nation and UAP really like public funding.
Under public funding, after the election political parties and candidates get $2.87 per vote, but only if they get at least 4 per cent of the first-preference vote.
This is why One Nation and UAP will stand in every seat they can get a willing candidate rather than concentrating on a few good possibilities.
It boosts their public funding even if they have no hope of winning more than one or two seats
It’s all about money and influence for Clive.