Ambassador to the NetherlandsThe Hon Dr Brett Mason
Standing in the middle of the photograph below is the current Australian Ambassador to the NetherlandsThe Hon Dr Brett Mason. who was then, with George Brandis, a senator representing Queensland. Like Brandis, Mason also has maintained a stony silence with regards this photograph, and any dealings with Rahim Ghouse, a close business associate of the AL-Qaeda financier ,Yassin Al-Kadi, who was an UN and US specially designated
global terrorist when the photo was taken.
As reported by the ABC's Background Briefing, Ghouse and his
Ghouse now spends most of his time in Malaysia,while Zulfikar remains under detention in Singapore for supporting ISIS.
All this leaves Mason compromised,and he really ought to be recalled.Then, unless Brandis and he can provide a full explanation
for the matters raised above, he ought to be retired.The same goes
for Brandis.
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Friday, September 22, 2017
Zulfikar Shariff's detention under Singapore's Internal Secuirty Act makes Geroge Brandis vulnerable to blackmail, "moral suasion", and a range of other coercive methods
by Ganesh Sahathevan
The detention of Zulfikar Shariff of Melbourne, by the Singapore Government under its Internal Security Act provisions, is likely to have provided the Singaporeans and their partners information on a number of Australian politicians, in particular the Attorney General George Brandis.
The Singaporeans would by now have obtained enough out of Zulfikar to determine how, and why he was allowed to freely and openly operate out of Melbourne, Victoria ,from where " he planned to hold training programmes to persuade young Singaporeans to join his extremist agenda of replacing Singapore's secular, democratic system with an Islamic state, by violence if necessary."
The detention of Zulfikar Shariff of Melbourne, by the Singapore Government under its Internal Security Act provisions, is likely to have provided the Singaporeans and their partners information on a number of Australian politicians, in particular the Attorney General George Brandis.
The Singaporeans would by now have obtained enough out of Zulfikar to determine how, and why he was allowed to freely and openly operate out of Melbourne, Victoria ,from where " he planned to hold training programmes to persuade young Singaporeans to join his extremist agenda of replacing Singapore's secular, democratic system with an Islamic state, by violence if necessary."
Zulfikar made no secret of his plans, often posting on Facebook messages such as these:
It was not as Zulfikar was an unknown.He did arrive in Australia in 2002 under a cloud, accused by none other than Singapore PM Lee Hsien Loong of promoting Al Qaeda and its objectives in Singapore. Once here, as is now well known, he assumed a very high profile within the Muslim community,acting as the second in charge to Dr Abdul Rahim Ghouse, business associate of the Al-Qaeda financier Sheik Yassin Al-Kadi.
Brandis continues to maintain his silence, in Australia , about his dealings with Rahim Ghouse and Anwar Ibrahim, the former deputy prime minister of Malaysia.It is more likely than not that under questioning,Zulfikar has already provided the Singaporeans answers to those questions. That makes our Attorney General and potential High Commissioner to the UK vulnerable to blackmail, "moral suasion", and a range of other coercive methods .
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