Tag: Secrets not revealed

Destroying Chilean Democracy: Australia’s Covert Role Five Decades On – » The Australian Independent Media Network

In 1983, Australia’s Attorney-General Senator Gareth Evans told the Senate that no Australian security agency had gotten its hands dirty in activities that eventually led to the overthrow of Chilean President Salvador Allende. In what can only count as a stunning whopper of a statement, Evans stated the following: “To the extent that some intelligence co-operation activity may have occurred at an earlier time, there is no foundation for any suggestion that Australia in any way assisted any other country in any alleged operations or activity directed against the Allende regime.”

FOI has revealed the shameful involvement of the UK in their support and involvement in the Pinochet Coup in Chile, America’s involvement was always patently clear. How is it ours in Australia remains a well-held secret. One that would show just how influenced we are by the more pwerful?

In calling for an apology to the Chilean people, the Greens are also demanding the declassification of any relevant ASIS and ASIO documents that would show support for Pinochet, including implementing “oversight and reform to our intelligence agencies to ensure that this can never happen again.” With the monster of AUKUS enveloping Australia’s national security, the good Senator should not hold his breath.

Source: Destroying Chilean Democracy: Australia’s Covert Role Five Decades On – » The Australian Independent Media Network

The first time Morrison lost the nation’s confidence: the story they don’t want you to know – Michael West Media

Scott Morriosn - Tourism Board Australia

Like Trump, there is a trail of NDAs set in place to prevent us from knowing his past history. Why would that be? There are no such barriers to Anthony Albanese

”Clearly not within scope,” said the department when Jommy Tee went on a Freedom of Information hunt for reasons a future prime minister’s first Australian government job ended in acrimony. Our correspondent found that while the Prime Minister seeks inquiries into the conduct of others, information about his departure from Tourism Australia is kept out of sight.

Source: The first time Morrison lost the nation’s confidence: the story they don’t want you to know – Michael West Media