Citizens Electoral Council of Australia

Media Release  30^th of October 2012

Craig Isherwood‚ National Secretary
PO Box 376‚ COBURG‚ VIC 3058
Phone: 1800 636 432
Email: cec@cecaust.com.au
Website: http://cec.cecaust.com.au
 

October-December New Citizen:

Act Now! Stop Nuclear War!

Join Lyndon LaRouche, Malcolm Fraser to promote peace; expose Hugh White, Michael Danby and the push for war!

Under this headline, the Citizens Electoral Council is distributing hundreds of thousands of copies of its latest New Citizen newspaper around Australia. The paper dramatically intensifies the CEC’s nationwide mobilisation to reverse the strategic policies that are pushing Australia to nuclear war with China.

Click here for a free copy of the Oct/Nov/Dec New Citizen.

This New Citizen follows up the June/July edition headlined British Crown’s End-game: Financial Crash and Nuclear War. That paper revealed how Australia’s participation in the British stooge Barack Obama’s “Asia Pivot”—in the context of Obama’s continuation of George Bush’s Ballistic Missile Defence system to strip both China and Russia of their nuclear deterrent—confronts China (and Russia) with a deadly threat that is fast escalating toward thermonuclear conflict.

Former Prime Minister and Cold War veteran Malcolm Fraser and other leading experts have publicly echoed that earlier paper’s stark warning.

Including the lead report under the banner headline above, this four-page edition of the New Citizen, streamlined for rapid distribution, covers:

• The Way Out
• Malcolm Fraser: Australia’s Heading for Nuclear War
• British Empire’s Hugh White Prepares for War with China
• Michael Danby: the Project Democracy Road to Nuclear War
• Mankind Must Grow Up! The Strategic Defence of Earth

As for any pipe dreams that the government’s just-issued Asia Century white paper marks a policy shift away from our present plunge toward nuclear war, forget it. In fact, the report supports not only the United State’s anti-China “Asia Pivot”, but calls for deepening our military relations with the US: “We will continue to support US engagement in the region and its rebalancing to the Asia-Pacific, including through deepening our defence engagement with the US and regional partners.”

Click here to read the New Citizen online.