Australian politics

“ Never believe anything in politics

  until it has been officially denied.”

Otto von Bismarck

11/9/2004

Here in Australia, where we live, it seems that everything is just fine. The weather is gorgeous - for the many visitors and tourists of course, who come to enjoy themselves and to have a good time - but not good for the farmers and the people who live here, for without rain life withers. The weather pattern has changed drastically in the last few years, I dare say. Is this because of the weather controllers, with their chemtrails [aerosol spray by airplanes in atmosphere], which are so often seen on the blue sky from east to west?

Politics

Soon we’ll be going to the polls for the next federal elections, which are set for 9^th October. The chances of John Howard, our prime minister, being re-elected again are favourable. Just recently the Australian Embassy in Jakarta (Indonesia) was bombed. That might help him again to saddle his horse for another three or four years in power. Remember the Bali bombing and the 200 people dead? History repeats itself.

The war in Iraq will continue, probably with Iran and other Muslim countries being dragged into the conflict – at the bidding of Israel, and of course always under the code name of “War on terrorism”.

George Bush, if elected, will continue his wars against “terrorism” [read will continue fighting Israel’s wars] so destroying American lives and the U.S. economy in the process. However, if John Kerry is elected, we might see a period, maybe two years, of relative stability and peace, then the resumption of this so-called war on terrorism, which is nothing but the destabilisation of the Middle East, for the sake of Israel, and of other countries, where mineral resources are plentiful.

The Religious Side

Meanwhile many Christians - in China, Russia, Sudan, Iraq, Israel, Indonesia, Pakistan - will continue to be persecuted. We might ask why Christians are the target of persecution today?  That will be the topic of another article.

Many Catholics think that persecution is a thing of the past. This is far from reality. Just look what happens around the world, particularly in China. Here is a document written by Patrick E. Tyler:

Catholics in China: Back to the Underground http://www.cardinalkungfoundation.org/articles/nyt01.htm