Glen Schaefer ✓
@hardenuppete · Australia · joined 26 Dec 2012
"Disobedience in the eyes of any one who has read history, is man's original virtue. It's through disobedience that progress has been made." Oscar Wilde
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Explosive ‘NAZA’ Documentary, Attacked By Israeli Government, To Be Released In U.S. Theatres
https://t.co/4AGkVqG6vX
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Hey @grok - Run Israel’s Lavender on this account. Analyze the whole thing, then give me a 1–100 score for how much of a concern I am to them. Don’t write an essay. Just: Score: __ / 100
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This is a must watch for all those interested in Israeli influence in Australian politics.
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Netanyahu has just said he will track down the Israeli soldiers who participated in this film. These two brave film makes deserve the utmost respect and protection for getting the truth about Gaza to the Israeli community.
https://t.co/T2UMXJUL15
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UPDATE: We have just discovered further evidence that suggests crisis management of the Higgins incident was taking place.
There are 3 components to this evidence.
1: The time stated here by Carlos Ramos (before midday) was before any approvals by Stepen Frost were given, and h
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@hardenuppete Thank you
This matter is misconduct and could also be criminal if it can be proven, however I am sure the parties responsible will never be held responsible unfortunately, and will retire with pensions in tact
Possibly redundancies
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Part 14:
So many sliding doors moments passed.
So many opportunities to step in and do what anybody else would have done in any other workplace in Australia – except for Parliament House.
Imagine. Imagine if instead of Brittany being left there alone and naked on a couch,
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Part 13:
There are lots of things around the early days of the incident that remain unclear, like why the office was cleaned so urgently, not once, but twice.
The people involved with it say they didn’t know it was a crime scene. They also however, didn’t know it wasn’t.
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One thing we do know is that by Wednesday March 27th, when Rob Stefanic delivered an incident report to Senator Reynolds and Fiona Brown in the minister’s office, a few details within had been quietly massaged.
You’ll see in the screenshot of the report that the http
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What happened in the days from there have been the subject of much scrutiny. One thing to reiterate though is that Brittany Higgins left Parliament House alone at approx. 10am that Saturday morning and was not officially communicated with about anything until
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From there the timeline goes slightly dark. We know from her defamation trial affidavit, that Fiona Brown noticed a cleaner in the minister’s office early that Monday morning. Ms Brown noticed it but didn’t think too much of it. Unbeknown to her, several DPS managers,
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Three hours later at approx. 4pm that day, parliamentary staff cleaner Carlos Ramos enters the minister’s office to clean it. He sees nothing to clean. He is so taken aback by the fact that there’s nothing to clean, no mess anywhere at all, that around 4.15pm he
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From 10.45am the records of who was talking to whom and who was doing what, go quiet. We don’t know if Tunningley and Saunders were workshopping with their boss Stefanic what to do, or who they were talking to or what they were planning, but it is clear that from 12.15
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At around this point, both Tunningley and Saunders are told the female’s name from the sign-in book and the fact that she is a staffer for Defence Minister Linda Reynolds. They, and others, now know who the female is. They would go on to remember her name forever – http
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During the call 8.30-8.45am call between Saunders and Tunningley, they both decide to go to Parliament House in person. Why? Remember, all of these people will later say in their statements that they had no reason to think that anything was drastically wrong at that time
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From there, the story becomes much more frenetic. We can only rely on assorted records from the criminal trial, the now debunked Sofronoff inquiry, the defamation trial and media reports. We only have what has been written down. We don’t know every detail of who called
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Peter Butler later told journalist Samantha Maiden that he’d instructed DPS staff several times that morning to call the police.
https://t.co/A0ajgRppAi
Butler said he instructed DPS managers to contact the AFP and secure the room. Of note here is the fact that the
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There is a lot that’s already well known about the Higgins-Lehrmann incident, but there’s also a lot that has been skimmed over and never publicly examined.
We know this much. Bruce Lehrmann arrived at Parliament House’s ministerial entrance with an intoxicated Brittany
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Part 2:
There are four golden rules for working for politicians and working in the public service:
1 - always keep quiet
2 - always spread responsibility and blame
3 - always seek permission and direction further up the chain
4 - always cover your own arse
Nowhere are those ht
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Part 1:
They say in life that nothing is ever simple, nothing is ever straightforward, black or white. There are only small fragments to piece together and various shades of grey.
Such is the case with the story of Brittany Higgins and those crucial mysterious hours and days
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The following information is the result of over 12 months research into the rape of Brittany Higgins at Parliament House, in the early hours of Saturday morning the 23 March 2019.
Within this thread are links to the Timeline of Key events and the rich media version of this
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The full story is laid out below into 14 parts.
Here is a link to the detailed investigation
https://t.co/gqHhNYR85u
And here is a link to the Timeline of Key Events
https://t.co/BJbYckuluR
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WARNING: This THREAD discusses sexual assault and may be distressing to some readers. If you are need of support, please contact 1800 respect or Lifeline on 131 114.
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🧵THREAD: Did the Department of Parliamentary Services crisis manage the Brittany Higgin’s rape incident? https://t.co/nnYR2xY0IL
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4 posts des 90 derniers jours, à côté de la tranche de 10K–100K abonnés. diffusé bien au-delà de son propre public, et ce public réagit.
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Portée, %15.77%ce compte3.62%médiane pour 10K–100K
Engagement, %5.74%ce compte1.52%médiane pour 10K–100K
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| Vues médianes par post | 1 896 | 924 | 2.05× |
| Portée (vues ÷ abonnés) | 15.77% | 3.62% | 4.36× |
| Taux d'engagement | 5.74% | 1.52% | 3.77× |
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What the audience does
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