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The fall of Fitzgibbon? : Comments

By Peter Coates, published 31/3/2009

Kevin Rudd has a chronically underperforming Defence Minister whom he had to hire due to the system of factional appointments.

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Giday mil-ob

You have exposed such dank, unremitting, interest in moi over the last week that I feel (almost) privileged to divert you from your onanizing.

"plantagenet" is no indicator of monarchism. I chose it because it sounds good, colourful, even codeword. I'm more closely related to the Scot William Wallace than to Longshanks of Billy’s hangin-drawin-n-quarterin fame.

I’m not concerned with the fate of Charles III to be “Kilted Gnome” or his horse-faced, be-babbled Queen "Fluzie" Camilla-dancing-over-Diana's-dead-body.

Their very illegitimate elevation to the throne of UKland will be useful in boosting Australia Republic ways at last - a good thing.

My main, non-writing, concern since divesting myself of Government employ is something to excite your interest Oh mil-ob. It involves Draw n Place.

Think of "Karla" http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Karla of le Carre notoriety. Someone so devoted to an unfolding mission that payment is an operational disadvantage.

Draw n Place can be:

- cooperative - as in the case of 2 foreign but Western operatives (one, very brave and formidable, who is still close like a daughter and has settled down). The other sadly tried, from a Western country, to run a rogue counter-terrorism operation in Australia and was passed on to Australian federal authorities who have never responded, though a State body, to its credit, has.

- or it can be unexpected as in the case of 2 wayward Russians, who thought they might win a gamble but instead were passed on to the appropriate (non-Australian) Western authorities.

(I've sanitised the details above, you'll note)

The main aim of Drawing the former grouping was defence of Australia - the second in defence of Western interests.

Confused? There is more:

Behold the Real Me http://gentleseas.blogspot.com/2008/06/meme-of-seven-chain-autobiog-bug.html and only 2 months old. All these details unrelateed to my Government "career".

Still masticating?

If you would like an email with my latest ABC interview (recorded in January) just write to petemate@fastmail.fm. I give China well deserved praise.

Regards

Pete
http://gentleseas.blogspot.com/2008/06/meme-of-seven-chain-autobiog-bug.html
Posted by plantagenet, Monday, 6 April 2009 11:56:24 PM
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plant: "Confused?" Wow, and the name is "even codeword"! How exciting and, well, SPECIAL that must make you feel!

But confusion was obviously the main point, beside the expressed intention to "divert".

Diversion, with shrouds of mystery, mystique, intrigue, and convolution - all to give an appearance of complexity, exclusivity and, thereby, an allure of "intelligence" around anyone claiming either to know or be attracted to the chicanery of the state's most arcane bureaucracies.

Unfortunately for the Australian state and people, it has been made into a bull$h|te world of immature, narcissistic w@nk. Worse, and obviously part of the reason for that dysfunctionality and immaturity, it undermines Australian sovereignty by its extra-diplomatic, ethnic- and language-based intra-alliance called "UKUSA". Fitting that such an exclusive environment of fakery and self-obsessed seclusion and secrecy mirrors in many ways the incestuous degeneracy of its royal masters, and that this "intelligence" world is still inhabited and often dominated by so many rejects from the UK and their equally pathetic colonial imitators.

And what's with the other "diversion" about supposed Jock background? Trying to provoke prods into Houston's foreign birth and upbringing (a scot, ex-UK citizen from the age of nineteen if I'm not mistaken)?

Suffice to say that that case too just highlights the ugly hypocrisies of racism and its fake nationalism around the anti-China beat-up, one of the slimiest smear campaigns since those against Jim Cairns and Rex Connor.
Posted by mil-observer, Tuesday, 7 April 2009 8:10:45 AM
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