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Oz conservative government opens door to neo-colonial status for Australia
by staff report via baz - The Australian Sunday, Mar 16 2014, 10:02pm
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Unrepresentative, minority ethnic Anglos welcome neo-colonial status for Australia, however, the overwhelming majority, including the traditional fighting Irish, Anglo independents, Europeans and Asian Aussies ALL deplore the slave mentality of the current spineless, obsequious, conservative, lick-arse government -- and the Labor Party is no different, note Gillard’s disgusting speech to the US congress.

William Hague and Julie 'spineless traitor' Bishop - an expression is worth a million words!

It is not enough that Abbott has been commissioned by the plutocrats to sell the family jewels, the national carrier Qantas, Oz Post and Medibank etc and enslave the nation to borderless, singularly driven Transnationals; now pathologically INFANTILE conservatives, which by definition follow a paternalistic prescribed subservient ideology, have willingly opened the door to former, genocidal to indigenous Aussies, British colonialists and have ‘invited’ them to join the criminal Americans as an occupation force in Darwin!

What fuckin’ next, Abbott bending over in Martin Place and allowing himself to be sodomised in public by Yank and Pommy poofters -- well, of course, and Obama would be first in line?

This treasonous action, for which the serving government has NO mandate, is yet another step toward the total enslavement of Australia and its once proud INDEPENDENT PEOPLE.

My question is simply this, has the Oz population also been completely subjugated like the Americans, which allow themselves to be genitally groped at airports, summarily executed and indefinitely incarcerated without trial or charge -- Oz could do a lot better than that?

Read the very alarming report below; and if you have a shred of sovereign independence and traditional core Australian values oppose all attempts by any government or corporation (Wesfarmers Coles attempted to destroy local fruit industry) to enslave the nation by colonial, economic or any other means.

UK military invited to join American occupation forces in Darwin
staff report AAP

AUSTRALIA has invited the UK to utilise its Defence facilities in Darwin much like the US is doing, as the allies increasingly focus on the Asia Pacific region.

Defence Minister David Johnston has met his British counterpart, Philip Hammond, and the foreign ministers of both countries in London for the annual AUKMIN meeting. He was subsequently asked about the possibility of a permanent UK base in Australia.

Mr Johnston told reporters that was a decision for government but he nevertheless extended a broad invitation to British forces. “We do have US marines coming to Darwin,” the Australian minister said.

“It will not be a basing, it's an opportunity for them to utilise our facilities.

“(And) we welcome such a similar utilisation at every opportunity for the Royal Navy or any other of the services from the United Kingdom to come to Australia and to interoperate with us, to train with us and to do things that are mutually beneficial.” US President Barack Obama and the former Labor government in 2011 agreed to have up to 2500 US marines rotating through the Northern Territory by 2017.

The move is part of America's push to re-establish itself as a major player in the Asia Pacific.

Mr Hammond said while the British would increasingly focus on the region a permanent base wasn't planned - yet.

“As our focus increasingly turns to the Asia Pacific, I would expect us to send ships more regularly in future into the Pacific,” the UK defence secretary said.

“But I wouldn't envisage at the present time basing ships in the Pacific.

“Extending visits on a more regular basis is likely to be our immediate objective.” The four ministers also launched a new dialogue on Asia involving foreign policy experts from Australia and the UK. The two governments signed a new agreement on diplomatic network co-operation that will see the Australian embassy in Baghdad move into the British embassy building to cut security costs.

“This is about identifying the synergies that make our respective diplomatic efforts more efficient and effective,” UK Foreign Secretary William Hague said.

He told reporters the UK's unique relationship with Australia meant it was one of Britain's “most important international partners”.

Australian Foreign Minister Julie Bishop and Mr Johnstone participated in Prime Minister David Cameron's national security council meeting where the ongoing crisis in Ukraine was discussed. European and US leaders are focused on getting all parties talking but are also preparing for possible travel bans, asset freezes and more far-reaching economic measures.

Ms Bishop said: “If there is action that we believe will resolve this issue then Australia is prepared to take it.”

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