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Lank laas gesien ... toe ek laas nog hier was, het verdwaalde drolle soos Oester en sy trawante hoog opgegee oor die wonderlike effektiwiteite van OZ, die mense se oneindige eerlikheid, die plek was kastig paradys op aarde!!

Maar staan die poepolle nog by al hul eie aannames???

Ek lees vandag weer hier in die berig, Corruption across the nation, ek haal graag aan sommer ook:

Confidential police documents reveal that Mohamad Jomaa is not alone in having contacts inside customs. Several other alleged tobacco and drug smugglers in NSW have similar reach.
Police files seen by Fairfax reveals that members of NSW Middle Eastern crime groups have been especially successful in cultivating contacts in customs.
According to security expert and former senior government official Neil Fergus, a corrupt customs insider can help organised criminals defeat any security system. "Corrupt customs officers, they know how the system works," he says. If they are in a position "where they can support organised crime … [they] are undermining the entire organisation."
In 2005 Fergus was one of three leading security experts (including Sir John Wheeler) who led Australia's biggest review of airport security. The review was prompted by allegations of corruption inside Australian airports, first made in late 2004 by supporters of drug smuggler Schapelle Corby and later, in May 2005, in a leaked customs intelligence report that warned baggage handlers and other workers at Sydney airport were involved in drug trafficking.
Wheeler and Fergus's final report in September 2005 (known as the Wheeler report) was damning. It found that ''policing at major airports in Australia is often inadequate and dysfunctional, and security systems are typically unco-ordinated''.
It also said there was a culture of underreporting, and tolerance, of theft at airports and cargo areas and that terminal staff who had ''major criminal associations'' were gaining access to secure areas, including baggage screening zones. ''At its most basic, a culture of lax security or petty criminality can provide opportunities for terrorists to exploit weaknesses in airport security,'' the report warned. Not surprisingly, the report led to promises by the federal government of an immediate overhaul of airport policing, with federal agents to take the lead policing airports role around the country.

Read more: http://www.smh.com.au/nsw/corruption-across-the-nations-borders-20121220-2bpez.html#ixzz2Ff7JOFi1

Dit was die begin, intussen het die dinge met tipiese OZ-gierigheid en -korrupsie helemaal uit beheer gespiraal, die laaste en meeste onlangse nuus in die verband is:

A confidential report in February 2012 by a NSW anti-waterfront corruption policing taskforce Polaris left no one who read it in any doubt that this was indeed the case. "Polaris investigations have identified employees of law enforcement and regulatory bodies providing assistance to criminal groups.
''This assistance is less common but of higher consequence than private-sector corruption. The employees have included members of customs and employees of AQIS [the Australian Quarantine and Inspection Service]," it said.
Seven years after the Wheeler report was completed, Neil Fergus says change is still needed and the reforms his work helped realise have been "less effective than we hoped".
Fergus says that given the "litany" of warnings, a commission of inquiry with judicial powers may be needed. Hutchins is calling for a royal commission, while also pointing to the Gillard government's failure to implement all the recommendations from his parliamentary committee 2011 inquiry.
''We are not talking about a case of whiskey being knocked off the waterfront. We are talking about the importation of hundreds of millions of dollars worth of drugs."

Read more: http://www.smh.com.au/nsw/corruption-across-the-nations-borders-20121220-2bpez.html#ixzz2Ff7Xsa9k

Lekka land daar in OZ huh, waar korrupsie aanvaarbaar is ... geen wonder afrikaner tipes hyg hul harte uit om daar te kom kom nie ... shaaim, het Kroese dit toe gemaak op die ou einde??

Francois Williams