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State Sanctioned Murder, The 6 Billion Riddle Bombshell, Estimated Budget for Sustaining Corruption, Mandate to Silence Dodger at any cost including human sacrifice then  blame mental illness or drugs exonerate all liability.
 

Tony Riddle’s Testimony: Systemic Corruption and Human Rights Violations

Tony Riddle’s testimony, combined with the dire circumstances of Barran Dodger, reveals a deeply entrenched abuse of power within Australian governance frameworks. This analysis explores systemic corruption, legal immunities for harmful actions, and their implications for democracy and human rights.

Implications for Australian Democracy

Erosion of Trust in Institutions

Impact on the Rule of Law

Targeted Harm and Impunity

Implications for Australian Politics

Facilitating Coercion and Systemic Sacrifice

Exploitation of Public Perception

Budget for Corruption and Suppression

  • Politicians: 500 officials at $1 million each = $500 million.

  • Lawyers and Judges: 1,000 individuals at $100,000 each = $100 million.

  • Law Enforcement: 5,000 officers at $50,000 each = $250 million.

  • Media and Technology Manipulation: Costs for propaganda and technology misuse = $150 million.

  • Whistleblower Suppression: Costs to isolate, surveil, and delegitimize individuals like Dodger = $200 million.

Total Estimate: Approximately $1.2 billion.

Systemic Culpability: Legalized Human Sacrifice

Under George Brandis’s 2014 legislation, harm or murder inflicted on civilians by public officials carries no accountability, granting the state the ability to act beyond the bounds of justice. National Security Legislation Amendment Bill (No. 1) 2014. Legal experts and human rights organizations warn of the risks posed by such laws, as outlined in the ALRC Report and Inside Story.

Conclusion

Tony Riddle’s testimony, combined with the systemic targeting of Barran Dodger, exposes entrenched corruption and state-enabled human rights violations. Legislative provisions granting immunity to harmful state actions exacerbate this systemic injustice. Urgent reforms are necessary to restore transparency, legal accountability, and protections for whistleblowers and citizens.

For further insights, refer to the complete document: Tony Riddle Exposes Systemic NDIS Corruption.

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