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Subject: Invitation to Stand Against Corruption and Support Justice

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I hope this message finds you well. I am reaching out to share my experiences and to invite you to join me in opposing systemic corruption and advocating for justice, transparency, and human rights in Australia.

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Background

As detailed on my website, The Church of Barran Dodger, I have faced significant challenges after exposing substantial fraud within the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS). This whistleblowing has led to targeted harassment, systemic neglect, and personal vilification, leaving me marginalized and without adequate support.

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Key Issues
   •    Systemic Neglect and Harassment: Despite my efforts to seek justice, I have encountered systemic barriers, including the withholding of financial entitlements and deliberate isolation from justice mechanisms. Oversight bodies such as the Australian Human Rights Commission (AHRC) and the Australian Financial Complaints Authority (AFCA) have either refused to investigate my complaints or have banned me from lodging them.
   •    Suppression of Transparency: The Office of the Prime Minister (OPM) has refused my Freedom of Information (FOI) requests, shielding critical documents from public scrutiny that could expose corruption tied to my whistleblowing.
   •    Personal Vilification: I have been subjected to character assassination and false narratives, further isolating me from protection and support. This includes being labeled as a “persona non grata” by society, leading to my ostracization.

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Individuals and Agencies That Have Failed to Help Me or MAde Corrupt Decisions Causing my Detriment 

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The following individuals and agencies have either refused to help or actively contributed to my harm:

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Australian government, Dr. Richard McLean, The Herald Sun, The Age, National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS), Free Living Australia, Victoria Legal Aid, Australian Human Rights Commission (AHRC), Hon. Linda Reynolds, Australian Financial Complaints Authority (AFCA), Australian Federal Police (AFP), Governor-General’s office, National Disability Insurance Agency (NDIA), Steve Iasonidis, Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC), WorkSafe, the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC), Russell Ball, Josh Frydenberg, Greg Hunt, Centrelink, IBAC, Aligned Community Care, Mark Dreyfus, ASIO, the Victorian Ombudsman, National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC), Victorian Police, NCAT (New South Wales Civil and Administrative Tribunal), Thrive Disability, Bridget, Kel Graham, DSS, Ray Griggs, Federal Court, Monash Hospital, Tim Goss of AFCA, HCF, Sheena Jack, Jodie Bonetti, Brad McLean, Doug McLean, April McLean, Bruce McMaster, Aligned Community Care, Baber Rasheed, Upscale Care, Alex Aboss, Tahsinullah Sultani, Zabi, Australian Super, TAL.

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These individuals and entities have gravely neglected their moral, ethical, and professional responsibilities. Instead of providing meaningful assistance, investigating corruption, and delivering justice and accountability, they have chosen to protect the interests of the powerful and wealthy. They perpetuate coercive financial control through family violence, obstruct access to legal aid, deny fundamental human rights, and prolong my persecution as a targeted individual of the Australian Government.​​

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What You Will Be Supporting

By standing with me and signing my petition, you take a powerful stance against systemic corruption and injustice.  When you sign my petition, you will be supporting:

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  • Democracy: Upholding fair, transparent, and accountable governance.

  • Humanity: Advocating for compassion, dignity, and equitable treatment for all individuals.

  • Justice: Demanding fairness and accountability for systemic failures and individual grievances.

  • Disability Rights: Ensuring that people with disabilities receive the care, support, and protections they are entitled to.

  • Whistleblower Protections: Safeguarding individuals who expose corruption and wrongdoing.

  • Equality: Promoting non-discrimination regardless of ability, sexual orientation, or socio-economic status.

  • Freedom of Speech and Safety: Supporting the right to speak out without fear of retaliation.

  • Social Responsibility: Encouraging institutions to prioritize the well-being of vulnerable individuals over profit or politics.

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When you sign you will be opposing:

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  • Corruption: Challenging the misuse of power and systemic failures that perpetuate injustice.

  • Corporate Greed: Resisting profit-driven decisions that harm individuals and society.

  • Sexual Violence or Exploitation: Rejecting the use of power to harm or silence individuals.

  • Systemic Neglect: Opposing failures to address the needs of vulnerable populations, such as those with disabilities.

  • Discrimination: Fighting against prejudice based on disability, sexual orientation, or socio-economic status.

  • Retaliation Against Whistleblowers: Condemning actions that punish individuals who expose wrongdoing.

  • Poverty and Homelessness: Standing against conditions that deprive individuals of basic rights and dignity.

  • Abuse of Authority: Holding officials accountable for failing to uphold their duty of care and justice.

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My petition aligns with broader values of fairness, equity, and human rights while drawing a clear line against practices that harm society's most vulnerable.​

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My Promise of Accountability and Forgiveness

If any person or entity wishes to share with me harm I have caused them, I promise to immediately apologize before God and seek their forgiveness after fully acknowledging the harm, whether it was intentional or unintentional. This is my solemn promise.

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In return, I ask for the same acknowledgment of harm caused to me. All people have harmed me, whether consciously or subconsciously, intentionally or unintentionally. I promise to forgive you fully, without conditions or resentment, because forgiveness is divine and restorative for both parties.

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This mutual acknowledgment and commitment to accountability and forgiveness is the path forward for healing, justice, and unity.

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Call to Action

Your support can make a significant difference in the following ways:
   1.    Acknowledgment: Recognize and validate the challenges faced by whistleblowers and targeted individuals.
   2.    Advocacy: Use your platform to raise awareness about systemic corruption and the need for transparency and accountability.
   3.    Support: Offer assistance, whether through legal aid, financial contributions, or by amplifying my story to reach a broader audience.

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Contact Information

For further inquiries or to offer assistance, please contact me at:
   •    Phone: 0433 514 524
   •    Email: richarddrawsstuff@gmail.com
   •    Website: www.barrandodger.com.au

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Standing with me is not only an act of kindness but a profound stance for accountability, justice, and systemic reform. Together, we can fight for a fairer society that protects the most vulnerable and holds power to account.

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Thank you for your time and consideration.

Sincerely,


Dr. Barran Dodger

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I want to express my deepest gratitude for any donation or support offered. As someone forced to squat, living with barely any income, and called persona non grata by a society that has ostracized me, each act of kindness means more than words can convey. I stand as an infamous whistleblower, someone who has risked everything to expose injustice, yet find myself without human or legal rights, struggling daily against a system that devalues my existence. Your generosity not only helps sustain me but also reinforces the belief that compassion and humanity still exist, even for those society has cast aside. Thank you for seeing me, for hearing me, and for standing with me in a world that so often chooses silence and complicity.

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