Rupert Murdoch has a history of bribing British police for stories which News UK CEO Rebekah Brooks admitted in 2003 as per the below video. So, is Murdoch now bribing Australian police given ABC journalist Mark Reddie has publicly accused the Australian Federal Police of giving special treatment to the News Corp paper Sydney’s The Daily Telegraph?
Is Rupert Murdoch bribing police again for stories given an ABC journalist says the AFP are giving scoops to News Corp?Kangaroo Court of Australia
“The people who are going to be speaking in favor of this bill are all going to be paid by the industry … the people who are going to be voting on this bill are often also paid by the industry,” Lucas said.
Lucas was ordered by House Judiciary Committee members to desist from making “personal comments” about members. As Lucas persisted, her microphone was cut off. When lawmakers refused to let her finish speaking, she told them to “drag me off.” Security was called and in a video of the incident she can be seen being dragged from the floor.
“I got dragged out of House chambers … Because I was listing out who has been donating to Delegates on the Judiciary Committee,” Lucas wrote on her blog.
via Woman dragged out of hearing for exposing Big Energy donations (VIDEO) — RT US News
Until the moment that Fairfax Media and The Huffington Post hit the “publish” button at 10pm on Wednesday, AEST, revealing how the oil industry really works, our investigative team was on tenterhooks.
Source: How bribe factory Unaoil tried to stop us telling their secrets
Secret emails obtained by Fairfax Media reveal the extent of Unaoil’s corrupt influence on the Iraq government.
More Australians have been implicated in the growing scandal over corruption in the oil industry as the FBI joins forces with British and Australian police to investigate revelations of a huge global bribery racket.
Anti-corruption experts in the US and Europe have urged Australia to properly resource and empower its anti-bribery regime as Australia emerges as the “dumping ground” for dirty money from Asia.
Source: The world thinks Australia should lift its anti-corruption game
A global bribery scheme that implicates leading Western multinationals including Leighton holdings has been exposed by the leak of confidential files in the oil industry.
The headquarters of global oil company Unaoil and the homes of their executives have been raided by police in the wake of revelations in recent days that the Monaco company systematically corrupted the global oil industry.
Source: Unaoil chiefs questioned by police after Fairfax revelations
A global bribery scheme that implicates leading Western multinationals and government officials has been exposed by the leak of confidential files in the oil industry.
Source: Unaoil: Why we must act
A global bribery scheme that implicates leading Western multinationals including Leighton holdings has been exposed by the leak of confidential files in the oil industry.
A global bribery scheme that implicates leading Western multinationals and government officials has been exposed by the leak of confidential files in the oil industry.
Source: The Bribe Factory
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