Israelis can’t understand what he did wrong. It’s just beyond them
It’s a failed strategy that Kerry Stokes, who is paying Roberts-Smith’s legal fees, used in the infamous C7 case he lost in 2009 and Kerry Stokes would know that Roberts-Smith’s chances of winning the appeal are Buckley’s or none.
Disgraced war hero Ben Roberts-Smith waged an aggressive campaign to cover up his war crimes, invoking a special forces’ code of silence as well as smearing and threatening those he thought had revealed his misconduct.
Source: How Ben Roberts-Smith intimidated witnesses, invoked SAS code of silence
When some of the SAS witnesses Nine Entertainment subpoenaed refused to give evidence about alleged war crimes on the grounds of self-incrimination it was game, set and match as far as proving war crimes had been committed in Afghanistan.
Former soldier Ben Roberts-Smith has failed in his bid to sue journalists for exposing his war crimes in Afghanistan. His downfall is set to embarrass the political elites who championed him.
Source: An Elite Soldier’s Downfall Has Created a Dilemma for Australian Politicians
Despite Kerry Stokes and other conservative right-wing mainstream media efforts to support Ben Roberts-Smith. The VC’s awardee’s denials and his court actions against CH9 investigative journalists fail to exonerate him. Will Roberts-Smith a declared war criminal now retain his VC in the face of his failure? Will he continue to be held up as an Australian hero?
War criminal and bully: the judge’s findings By
War in our courts accusations and defence,
Over the last week during closing arguments, the barrister representing Fairfax (Nine) and it’s journalists, Nicholas Owens, SC has accused Ben Roberts-Smith of lying under oath, colluding with witnesses, intimidating witnesses and destroying evidence all of which carry lengthy jail sentences if found guilty. Those allegations support the article I posted in February titled “Powerful…
But the SAS unit has found solace from one source: Seven West chairman Kerry Stokes. Already, Stokes has loaned decorated former SAS soldier Ben Roberts-Smith somewhere between $1 million and $2 million (depending on the source) to aid his — so far not going all that great — defamation case against the Nine papers.
Seven torn between loyalty and duty in SAS war crimes report
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