cont'd ...

I'll give it one more try:

http://www.womensagenda.com.au/leadership/profiles/gillian-triggs-responds-to-malcolm-turnbull-s-attacks-on-the-hrc/

"Trigg's term in office as the Human Rights Commissioner has coincided with an unprecedented politicisation of human rights"

Triggs politicised it herself. That is well established and confirmed yet again by the present events.

Now that Triggs is nearing the end of her appointment those who are on the gravy train and support her would very much like to see another of the same ilk replace her and the continuation of the divisive, white elephant HRC.

The drawn-out cruelties to those poor QUT students will never be forgotten, as will the quite unnecessary and divisive organisation responsible, the HRC, where all should be regarded as complicit and particularly Triggs. Some say It was 'gaslighting', from a 1938 play, which means "To manipulate someone psychologically such that they question their own sanity". Foul.

Dear Shadow Minister,

3 times?

Tell me just one.

perjury; the offence committed by a witness in judicial proceedings who, having been lawfully sworn or having affirmed, wilfully gives false evidence
https://www.collinsdictionary.com/dictionary/english/perjury

There is no doubt that Triggs is a criminal.

She has been knowing using her position & the power that gives her in a totally inappropriate way. She has used it to punish any she can who disagree with her ideology.

She should be spending time in prison for some of her behaviour, but like Hillary & Obama, is highly unlikely to ever be brought to justice.

SR,

1. Lied to Senate about not being in contact with Labor before deferring her inquiry into children in detention after the election.

2. Lied to the senate about an interview
"Human Rights Commission president Gillian Triggs has ­admitted she misled parliament after her attempts to blame journalists for manufacturing quotes and citing her out of context were yesterday disproved by an audio recording."

3. lied to the Senate about not getting anything from Bill Leake or the Australian referring to section 18D.

Foxy,

Even the "women's agenda" admits that Triggs stuffed up. The author is so intent in praising Triggs for being a woman that she airbrushes over the fact that Triggs lied under oath.

Barry O'Farrell resigned over claiming under oath that he hadn't received a bottle of wine, just once, Triggs should for the first time do the honourable thing and resign.

the Liberal party have always been to gutless to drain the swamp.