will the police confiscate the possessions of the Australian government because of their association with this gangQuote:
Originally Posted by Modelsp
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will the police confiscate the possessions of the Australian government because of their association with this gangQuote:
Originally Posted by Modelsp
well Doug the concreter just came back from holidays :cool:
and is utterly livid as he has been bombarded with calls, threats and news papers over it. :eek:
his local member is the attorney general :D
just had a little chat with him and i reckon the abc should be getting an interesting call about now ....
definitely not a happy puppy...
Ahh bureaucracy mixed with politicking and fear mongering media in equel amounts then dispensed into a blue colored jar for distribution !! Nothing like it for massive stuffups, mismanagement and who har! :D
Poor old Doug is lucky they didnt knock his house down to gain entry to a "Fortified Bikie Gang Hideout"!!! :o
I think Vic Police may have egg in their face. One Motorcycle Club in the northern suburbs of Melboune had gates & fences knocked down last week have already replaced fence & gates.
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keep an eye out on lateline on wednesday ....
Pertinent to this particular situation is it ?
The retired judge, Justice Tony Fitzgerald who ran the corruption enquiry in Qld has delivered a scathing verdict on the new Qld Legislation. Anti-corruption judge Tony Fitzgerald slams Queensland's 'foolhardy' bikie, sex offender laws - ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)
I wouldn't think that is a feather in the cap of Campbell Newman's Government or the Attorney-General Jarrod Bleijie personally.
They are sure to be challenged in the High Court by the bikies.
Bikies are moving to Chindereh in northern NSW, I'm told.
Tell us more?Quote:
Originally Posted by disco 3 door
Isn't Campbell Newman taking a page out of Tony Abbott's song book with a turn back the bikes policy. He's going to impose border control. One wonders how that will go with section 117 of the constitution (Rights of Residents in States)?Quote:
Originally Posted by DiscoMick