MOTR wrote on Apr 6^th, 2012 at 5:43pm:

They could smash us in a ground invasion tho, wouldnt be too hard for them to take a northern town like Darwin.

Pro-Zionist-led Coup ousts Australian PM Rudd

About 35 years ago a CIA-influenced coup dismissed the reformist Australian Labor Party Whitlam Government. 6 year ago the US vetoed Labor Opposition leader Mark Latham’s bid for office. On 24 June 2010 a pro-Zionist led coup sacked an insufficiently pro-Zionist Labor PM Kevin Rudd.

This was a dramatic change of leadership in Australia. Australia’s PM Kevin Rudd, who only about 30 months ago led Labor to a famous landslide victory after 11 years in the political wilderness, was abruptly removed from power in a ruthless process taking less than 1 day.

According to The Age newspaper, Rudd was only told at about 7 pm on the evening of Wednesday 23 June and was kicked out by 9.30 am on Thursday 24 June. The sacking of Labor Hero Kevin Rudd  was significantly due to aggravation of the powerful Mining Industry, the subsequent highly successful Mining Industry advertising campaign and a precipitous loss of support for Labor.

The excuse offered by Rudd’s post-coup  replacement, PM Julia Gillard, Rudd’s former Deputy PM, was that Labor “had lost its way” under Rudd.  But, of course essentially all of the Labor Parliamentary Caucus were complicit in the refugee, war, climate change  and taxation decisions of the Rudd Labor Government - they all had "lost their way".

However the major Gillard Labor conspirators were all pro-Zionists as is the new pro-war and pro-Zionist PM Gillard.  Some of the key plotters had visited Israel on trips funded by Australian pro-Zionist organizations.  2 weeks before his demise the evidently insufficiently pro-Zionist PM Rudd attempted (unsuccessfully) to mend fences with the Zionist Lobby over gross Israeli violations of Australian border protection  and sovereignty by forging Australian passports and Israeli terrorism against Australians in International waters (piracy, kidnapping, false imprisonment, theft). Pro-Zionist Rudd’s responses were timid  - he called the piracy on the Gaza Aid Flotilla “deplorable” and asked Israel to conduct an investigation. He eventually followed the UK example and demanded the ousting of 1 Israeli diplomat over the Israeli forging of Australian passports for terrorism purposes. The Australian Zionists were furious at even these obsequious responses and were evidently not mollified by further Rudd obsequiousness.

Many decent Labor supporters were devastated by this betrayal of a major Labor figure (indeed a “Labor hero” popularly called Kevin 07) in what has been described as a coup, a bloodless coup, a putsch, and a political assassination.  Julia Gillard has become Australia’s “first female PM”. This is what decent, humane and pro-human rights Labor MP Julia Irwin had to say: “Not since Brutus stabbed Julius Caesar have we seen such an act of betrayal. What happens if she [Ms Gillard] wins the [forthcoming, 2010] election and the polls go down? Will they do the same to her? With this standard of loyalty, federal Labor could take the same path as NSW [state] Labor [in deep electoral trouble]. I felt the party owed him that; he took us to victory. He led us out of the wilderness. He was voted in by the people, and if the people weren't happy with his leadership or with Labor, they could have voted us out. But the knife has been put in his back."

Pro-coal, pro-US, pro-Zionist, pro-war  Rudd’s problems began when he put off his absurd and counterproductive Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS) until 2013, alienating Labor voters who had elected him to “tackle climate change”. The ETS in actuality was so atrocious and pro-polluter that the pro-environment Greens rejected it in the Senate. However people concerned about global warming were appalled by this Labor decision to in effect not do anything about man-made climate change for a total of 5 years. Other issues surfaced to diminish his electoral support: thousands of refugees  trying to reach Australia by boat; a Government roof insulation disaster involving several deaths, over 100 house fires and hundreds of thousands of homes put at risk; cost over-runs in a huge boost to school infrastructure; and a huge increase in Government debt associated with poorly judged responses to the Global Financial Crisis GFC).

However a deadly problem was the decision to apply a 40% Super-Profit Tax on Australia’s burgeoning Mining Industry. This resulted in a huge Mining Industry media campaign which the Government attempted to counter with its own  $38 million campaign that controversially involved taxpayer money. Indeed one of PM Gillard’s first actions as PM was to announce cessation of the taxpayer-funded Government advertising campaign (about $10 million has been spent so far) with the expectation that the Mining Industry would do likewise (they have, for the moment).

A possibly key part of this story that is not being told in the generally pro-Zionist Australian Mainstream media is that many of the main conspirators and Gillard supporters shared Ms Gillard’s pro-Zionist views, had similarly visited Israel or had otherwise similarly addressed or attended pro-Zionist groups or gatherings.

There is, of course, no evidence that the Israelis demanded Rudd’s head (which is not to say that they didn’t) but it is quite clear that this was a pro-Zionist-led coup against a  vulnerable Australian PM that the Zionists clearly felt was not sufficiently pro-Zionist. The actual major reason for the coup was declining electoral support for Rudd and a major reason for that in turn was a highly successful media blitz by the Mining Lobby over a proposed huge new tax on mining. This was a pro-Zionist-led coup that sacked pro-Zionist Rudd because his popularity had declined according to the media polls.

Kevin Rudd was criticized by Australian Zionists for his concerns (albeit very timidly expressed concerns) over routine Israeli forging of Australian passports for terrorist purposes (an Israeli diplomat was eventually asked to leave) and over the Israeli terrorist attack on the Gaza Aid Flotilla that involved 3 Israeli Australians as perpetrators and 5 Australians as victims of this violent, criminal, Israeli terrorist  piracy in International waters (Rudd merely said that the incident was “deplorable”). Indeed, worried by increasing hostility to his Government from Australian Zionists and cessation of Zionist electoral funding, Rudd held a fence-mending dinner for leading Zionist lobbyists and MPs at The Lodge (the PM’s official Canberra residence) several weeks ago.

A mainstream media  account of this last ditch attempt by Rudd to shore up Zionist support has been provided  by Peter Hartcher in the Sydney Morning Herald  in an article entitled “What am I , chopped liver? How Rudd dived into schmooze mode”(22 June 2010): “The Jewish community was deeply disturbed by the abrupt change in the government's Israel policy. And Rudd's treatment of the local Jewish fraternity, too. He had always been strongly pro-Israel. A former chairman of the World Jewish Congress Isi Leibler last year described him as "a Christian Zionist - he understands and has some sympathy for us”… [Rudd said] it was time for a "new momentum" in Australia's relationship with Israel. He said Australia would send Trade Minister Simon Crean to Israel, and this would doubtless lead to a reciprocal visit and a new energy. He promised new funding for the secure schools program, which provides security to Jewish schools, now the first $20 million was spent. The Jewish leaders left the Lodge shaken by the events of the last months but largely satisfied with Rudd's assurances and his promises. Which is just as well, because the food was reportedly terrible. The crisis over, fund-raising events for Labor are expected to resume.” Hartcher was evidently too optimistic.

The Australian Jewish News put it thus: “Prime Minster Kevin Rudd attempted to rebuild bridges with the Jewish community last Thursday in the wake of the Government’s comments regarding the flotilla crisis and the expulsion of an Israeli diplomat over the passport affair… “There was no specific singling out of Israel for condemnation, just a condemnation of violence” …Rudd also called for a greater flow of humanitarian aid into the Hamas-controlled zone, but at no time spoke in favour of the removal of the blockade, noting that it was vital Israel prevented arms shipments into Gaza. On the matter of passport forgeries and whether or not the Australian Government was right in its decision to expel an Israeli diplomat …Rudd and some of the other dinner guests had “a difference of opinion there”” (see Naomi Levin, “Rudd reaches out to leaders”, Australian Jewish News, 10 June 2010).

In the event, pro-Zionist Kevin Rudd was clearly found to be insufficiently pro-Zionist. Several weeks later he was ignominiously removed from power. Pro-war, pro-coal, pro-gas, pro-Zionist, pro-Israel Julia Gillard’s elevation was very warmly welcomed by major Zionist organizations.

Zionist displeasure at Rudd’s feeble attempts to protest Israeli actions violating Australian sovereignty may have represented a relatively minor issue in comparison with Rudd’s backflip on climate change action, his aggravation of the immensely powerful Mining Industry and his consequent slide in the polls. However history will show that the main anti-Rudd conspirators came from the powerful pro-Zionist faction of the Parliamentary Labor Party. Thus as Deputy PM Julia Gillard had led a big delegation to Israel in 2009 s...

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Grey wrote on Apr 6^th, 2012 at 7:10pm:


I disagree. Not sure what time scale you're working from, but the US will remain the dominant super power for some time yet. There is no way the US would not provide support.

MOTR wrote on Apr 6^th, 2012 at 7:21pm:


Like the way it supported Britain over the Falklands? All they had to do was show solidarity and there never would've been a Falklands war.

The US will act in its own interest. That's the only way it acts. A war between Indonesia and Australia would severly weaken Indonesia and Australia. All to the good as far as the US is concerned. They'd like our resources cheap and they don't like our health care system and they don't like the competition our farmers give them. They might, at best, offer to look after us in the aftermath, ie take us over.