A Letter to the Queensland Police Commissioner.
Katarina Carroll, APM
Commissioner
G P O Box 1440
Brisbane, Queensland - 4000.
Date: 28/12/2023.
Dear Commissioner,
Please do not ignore this letter; if you do, you are ignoring your future generations.
A few weeks ago, I submitted a copy of my letter that I wrote to the Russian Ambassador to Chris Jones, Editor of Brisbane Courier Mail. Undoubtedly, this would have enraged my opponents. To my dismay, last weekend I discovered that my guitar, traveling bag, and backpack were missing from my storage. A new Samsung phone, a pair of eyeglasses and an Australian passport were in the backpack. I am certain of the identity of the thieves.
This is the third time my passport has been stolen. The first time was in 2008 when my Australian citizenship was deleted and I was falsely labelled as an illegal immigrant due to my writing. After seeking help from the international community, my citizenship was reinstated without explanation or apology. During this ordeal, I was unable to work, access unemployment benefits, or receive medical care. I was forced to sell my house at a loss, as the Australian politicians intentionally made it difficult for me to access large sums of money to hire a lawyer.
After I reinstated my Australian citizenship, I took a new passport and travelled to Sri Lanka, my uncle and aunt supported me financially to travel overseas. While I was travelling in Sri Lanka with a tight budget my Australian passport was stolen again by a Western intelligence unit to put me in financial hardship. It is clear that my opponents, unable to match my knowledge, are resorting to causing me financial hardship and inconvenience.
Despite my Australian qualifications and experience as a professional accountant, I have been unable to secure a job or even an interview. It is clear that my communications are being monitored and any job-related inquiries are being blocked or deleted. It seems that the Australian political elites and their intelligence units are continuing to retaliate against me for seeking assistance from the international community to reinstate my citizenship.
I have faced numerous challenges in Australia due to my writing. However, my opponents' attempts to cause me hardship will not lead to their victory. Despite their efforts, including forcing me to sleep in my car, I continue to enlighten the world. They have resorted to stealing my items in an attempt to inconvenience me. Their theft of my personal belongings serves as confirmation that my letter struck a nerve.
Since last August, my opponents have forced me to live in my car. I rely on public swimming pools and gyms for showers, and I store my clothes and personal belongings in a storage facility. Unfortunately, my opponents are stealing my belongings from the storage unit. Despite sacrificing my family life, professional job, and newly built house, I am determined to expose the corrupt nature of Australian political elites and their hidden hand so so-called intelligence units. Nothing will stand in my way.
The truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth.
What factors do you believe contributed to the relatively stagnant property prices during the times of your parents and grandparents? Unlike the current generation of politicians, leaders like Bob Hawke and John Howard were not focused on personal wealth and real estate investments. The current political leaders have been focusing on their real estate portfolios to increase their wealth. Please check Peter Dutton's real estate investments to enlighten yourselves. The current politicians have deliberately increased property prices by bringing in wealthy immigrants to Australia, benefiting themselves by increasing their real estate portfolio value at the same time causing a crisis for young Australians trying to buy property.
As politicians have grown wealthier, so have property owners in Australia, leading to the passing down of wealth to their descendants. However, this has had negative consequences for the middle class, as a significant portion of the population now has access to immense wealth due to skyrocketing property prices, leading to a decrease in motivation to pursue traditional jobs. As a result, immigrants are being brought in to fill these positions, leading to a significant shift in the middle-class demographic in Australia. Ultimately, the current political landscape has led to a disastrous situation where one group of people cannot afford property while another has become complacent, ultimately leading to the need for immigrants to fill the void.
The solution for our future generations.
The Malaysian Government's concern for its citizens is evident in its decision to restrict foreigners from buying property. With the average house price at MYR 440,000, the government only allows foreigners to purchase properties valued over MYR 1,000,000. If Australian leaders prioritise the welfare of their people over the politicians’ property portfolios, they should consider implementing a similar restriction. With the average property in Australia at around AUD 900,000, the government could limit foreign property purchases to those valued at over AUD 1.5 million. Foreigners already holding property below this threshold should be given a grace period to sell their properties, after which they would automatically become state government property. This approach would increase the number of houses available for Australians to buy and prevent property prices from rising to unaffordable levels for young Australians.
The transport industry has also been manipulated by corrupt politicians.
Why do you think that the Australian political elites choose to bring the foreign company Uber into Australia if they truly have the best interests of Australians at heart? It seems irresponsible to jeopardize the livelihood of hardworking Australians by endorsing a foreign competitor unless there is some personal benefit for corrupt politicians. If they truly wanted to improve the services of taxis, they could have supported a new local taxi company with specific standards and requirements to elevate the industry, or they could have encouraged local investors to create a company similar to Uber.
Yours sincerely,
Antany Peter.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is not being honest with the people.
While countries like China, India, Indonesia, Vietnam, etc. are progressing. However, Indigenous communities in Australia have remained stagnant for centuries. Despite receiving significant amounts of financial support, they are not experiencing the same advancements witnessed in Asian countries with fewer resources. It is evident that the allocated funds are not reaching the right people. This raises serious concerns. It seems these funds appear to be utilised to keep Indigenous people in ignorance to exploit their resources.
The actions of the Australian political elites towards people of colour are driven by ignorance, which demonstrates a lack of progressiveness.
The Australian Constitution contains provisions that perpetuate discrimination and inequality.Australia's Constitution explicitly discriminated against Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people during its drafting, evident in provisions that denied them recognition as part of Australia's population. Section 25 allows for the exclusion of voters based on race, while Section 51(xxvi) grants the Australian Parliament the power to regulate the affairs of people from certain racial backgrounds. Instead of amending the Constitution, the politicians made superficial changes through the Commonwealth Electoral Act (1962) to grant coloured individuals the right to enrol and vote.
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people were expressly discriminated against in the drafting of the Australian constitution, visibly with the provisions that prevented them from being counted as among the numbers of the new nation. Consequently, since then, successive governments ignored them and have not made any provision to protect their inherent rights as the First People of this country. Throughout the history of exclusion, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples have consistently fought to have their rights acknowledged by the people of Australia. The people who lived in Australia for more than 60,000 years through calamitous environments and protected their lands have been denied their place in their motherland. This country has failed its fundamental test when it comes to social goals and human development. The land of ‘fair go’ means nothing, if you are a coloured individual.
During the 1960s, the concept of diversity was a truly remarkable gift from the United States of America to Australia. Unfortunately, a well-planned human resources management strategy to unify the country has not been implemented by the Australian political elites. In the 21st century, among Western countries, only Australia allows its Parliament to validly enact laws that are racially discriminatory. Section 25 of the Constitution gives provision for the exclusion of voters based on race. Notably in 1962, the Menzies government amended the federal electoral act to give coloured people the right to vote in federal elections. It was a temporary patch-up solution. It is not a permanent solution until we remove section 25 of the Constitution through a referendum.
The Federal Electoral Act can be revoked or invalidated at any time because it is not consistent with section 25 of the Constitution. If we elect a leader like Hitler, he can cite the constitution and say section 25 excludes coloured people from voting in Australia. Section 51 subsection (XVI) enables the Australian Parliament to regulate the affairs of the people of coloured or inferior races. Please note the wording coloured or inferior races, if you are coloured, it means you are an inferior person according to the white Australia policy Constitution. The 1967 referendum paved the way for critical change that allowed Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people to be counted in the census but it did not go far enough to remove sections 25 and 51 of the Constitution. This is why we need a referendum to remove these discriminatory clauses.
Additionally, countries like the United States and Britain have embraced diversity by electing minority candidates to prominent positions such as President, Vice President and Prime Minister. But Australia hasn't evolved to embrace diversity. Furthermore, Australia is in Australasia and close to Asia but Asian descendants cannot become prominent leaders in Australia. I'm a victim of Australia’s racial discrimination. Personally, as someone with an Australian business degree and a postgraduate qualification in human resources management, I have experienced the effects of Australia's discrimination firsthand due to my writing.
Australia allocates a significant portion of its GDP towards education, around 30 billion Australian dollars. Although I am educated by the Australian taxpayers' fund, regrettably the politicians have singled me out for mistreatment. Despite applying for over 1,000 jobs in 2022, I was unable to secure a job interview. My citizenship was revoked without due process, causing tremendous trauma as I was treated as an illegal immigrant. This unjust treatment has led to financial ruin, lack of professional job opportunities, and subsequently loss of my property. When I sought assistance from the international community, the government reinstated my citizenship without offering any explanation or apology. Fourteen years have passed since this ordeal began, yet justice has not been served. Tragically, the government continues to isolate me for revealing the truth to the world.
However, I am continuously striving to expand my knowledge, I dedicate between four to six hours every day to read with the goal of enlightening others. Unfortunately, these same political elites and their covert "intelligence units" have been spreading falsehoods about me, aiming to isolate me from both the Australian and Asian communities. It seems that these intelligence units need to vilify individuals like me in order to secure larger budgets, generous salaries, perks, vehicles, and office spaces. Regrettably, all at the expense of hardworking taxpayers who fund their luxuries. As a result, I am left isolated, without a proper job or a place to call home. When their inevitable decline is exposed, these individuals will become agitated and desperate and will go to extreme lengths to eliminate me. Considering their historical ability to decimate thousands of Aboriginal people in order to exploit the vast resources of Australia, isolating or eliminating me is not a big task for them.