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The New Citizen Extra; John Howard's Father: A Member of the Fascist New Guard
The New Citizen Extra |
May, 2004 |
Say No to Fascism in Australia!
John Howard's Father: A Member of the Fascist New Guard Australia
May 20—At press conferences
all over the nation
on May 19, Citizens
Electoral Council spokesmen
released the shocking
evidence indicating
that Prime Minister John
Howard's father had been
a member of the 1930s
fascist New Guard in
Sydney, according to
members of his own family,
buttressed by evidence
unearthed by CEC
researchers. The Big
Business-sponsored
New Guard, like its fraternal
bodies, the Old
Guard and the Melbourne-
based League of
National Security, had
planned to seize power
from the federal Labor
government of James
Scullin and the NSW Labor
government under
Premier Jack Lang, rather
than allow those governments
to direct credit
for job creation and the
Common Good, in preference
to paying debt to
the City of London
banks.
With a new great Depression
looming today,
CEC spokesmen charged
that Howard is continuing
the fascist tradition of
his father, in ramming
through draconian police-
state laws, which already
give the Government
more power than
Hitler had immediately
after the Feb. 27, 1933
Reichstag fire, which the
Nazis themselves set, in
order to seize power.
Then, the excuse was
"fighting the Reds"; today,
it is "fighting terrorism".
In reality, such
laws are to give the government
police-state
powers to control the
population under Depression
conditions, so
that brutal austerity can
be enforced on the Australian
population on behalf
of the financiers
which own Howard and
his government.
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CEC spokesmen also
announced that the CEC
intends to mount a campaign
against the latest
police-state bill, the Anti-
Terrorism Bill 2004,
which, among other
things, proposes to recognise,
under Australian
law, the offences under
American law, which
gave rise to the notorious
hell-holes at Guantanamo
and Abu Ghraib in Iraq.
"The present Australian
government is a
'beast-man' regime,"
charged CEC National
Secretary Craig Isherwood
at a press conference
in Melbourne, "no
different than the bestial
regime of the Cheney
and Rumsfeld-led neocons
in the U.S." And
Labor under Latham has
now joined the push for
a police state, Isherwood
noted.
Beyond the barrage of
fascist police-state laws
passed over the past few
years, which are far
more sweeping than anything
existing in the U.S.
or U.K., "If you want to
see the real character of
the Howard government",
said Isherwood,
"look at its inhuman response
to the recent Human
Rights and Equal
Opportunity Commission
inquiry into the detention
of children,
which charged that such
detention is 'cruel, inhumane and degrading'.
Nurse Barbara Rogalla,
who served at Woomera
for three months, cited
chapter and verse of the
awful abuse to which the
children were subject in
her submission to the
HREOC, and concluded,
'The Australian government
is thereby culpable
of torture of children.'
"Anyone who reads
the HREOC report, along
with the accompanying
submissions, is forced to
draw the same conclusions
as Barbara Rogalla,"
emphasised Isherwood.
"Howard and Vanstone
have rejected the
report and the HREOC's
findings. It is time that
the Australian population
rejected them, beginning
with this hideous new
police state bill. Judging
by his push for a police
state, and his treatment
of the most defenceless
sector of our population,
John Howard is indeed
his New Guard father's
son," concluded Isherwood.
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