Why no criminal charges?
-- Petzl
Islamists behave the same way wherever they are allowed to infest. They share tips and tricks on how to cheat the infidel. One of these tips is that infidels never want to believe the extent and cynicism of the islamist hatred toward them and to the west and its people. If the infidel is given a choice between fighting for the truth with an islamist, or paying him compensation as "piss off" money, they will always take the latter. Another is that their religion sanctions any illegal activity.
>Perhaps because there have been no criminal offences committed. Certainly >not embezzlement.
Seems like charges are being formulated
< http://tinyurl.com/d5h53gm >
Federal Education Minister Peter Garrett says he also received a
letter from Mr Piccoli yesterday, and that documents will be referred
to the NSW Police Force and the Australian Securities and Investments
Commission.
-- Petzl
Islamists behave the same way wherever they are allowed to infest. They share tips and tricks on how to cheat the infidel. One of these tips is that infidels never want to believe the extent and cynicism of the islamist hatred toward them and to the west and its people. If the infidel is given a choice between fighting for the truth with an islamist, or paying him compensation as "piss off" money, they will always take the latter. Another is that their religion sanctions any illegal activity.
Good link
"The school's head faces a stealing charge. "
Wonder if that happened?
-- Petzl
Islamists behave the same way wherever they are allowed to infest. They share tips and tricks on how to cheat the infidel. One of these tips is that infidels never want to believe the extent and cynicism of the islamist hatred toward them and to the west and its people. If the infidel is given a choice between fighting for the truth with an islamist, or paying him compensation as "piss off" money, they will always take the latter. Another is that their religion sanctions any illegal activity.
>> Perhaps because there have been no criminal offences committed. Certainly
>> not embezzlement.
> Seems like charges are being formulated
> < http://tinyurl.com/d5h53gm >
> Federal Education Minister Peter Garrett says he also received a
> letter from Mr Piccoli yesterday, and that documents will be referred
> to the NSW Police Force and the Australian Securities and Investments
> Commission.
>>Perhaps because there have been no criminal offences committed. Certainly
>>not embezzlement.
> Seems like charges are being formulated
> < http://tinyurl.com/d5h53gm >
> Federal Education Minister Peter Garrett says he also received a
> letter from Mr Piccoli yesterday, and that documents will be referred
> to the NSW Police Force and the Australian Securities and Investments
> Commission.
We shall see, but the charges won't be embezzlement.
>>>Perhaps because there have been no criminal offences committed. Certainly
>>>not embezzlement.
>> Seems like charges are being formulated
>> < http://tinyurl.com/d5h53gm >
>> Federal Education Minister Peter Garrett says he also received a
>> letter from Mr Piccoli yesterday, and that documents will be referred
>> to the NSW Police Force and the Australian Securities and Investments
>> Commission.
>We shall see, but the charges won't be embezzlement.
The DPP will formulate charges. Looks to me like Embezzlement which is
a kind of financial fraud.
The property next to me was according to ICAC bought with money ($2.4
million) obtained by embezzlement of the NSWFB. The matter has been
handed to the DPP in 2006 who are still looking into formulating
charges
-- Petzl
"The Monarchy is important, not because of the power it wields, but because of the power it denies others."
Winston Churchill
>>>>Perhaps because there have been no criminal offences committed. >>>>Certainly
>>>>not embezzlement.
>>> Seems like charges are being formulated
>>> < http://tinyurl.com/d5h53gm >
>>> Federal Education Minister Peter Garrett says he also received a
>>> letter from Mr Piccoli yesterday, and that documents will be referred
>>> to the NSW Police Force and the Australian Securities and Investments
>>> Commission.
>>We shall see, but the charges won't be embezzlement.
> The DPP will formulate charges. Looks to me like Embezzlement which is
> a kind of financial fraud.
> The property next to me was according to ICAC bought with money ($2.4
> million) obtained by embezzlement of the NSWFB. The matter has been
> handed to the DPP in 2006 who are still looking into formulating
> charges
> -- > Petzl
> "The Monarchy is important, not because of the power it wields, but > because of the power it denies others."
> Winston Churchill
>>>>>Perhaps because there have been no criminal offences committed. >>>>>Certainly
>>>>>not embezzlement.
>>>> Seems like charges are being formulated
>>>> < http://tinyurl.com/d5h53gm >
>>>> Federal Education Minister Peter Garrett says he also received a
>>>> letter from Mr Piccoli yesterday, and that documents will be referred
>>>> to the NSW Police Force and the Australian Securities and Investments
>>>> Commission.
>>>We shall see, but the charges won't be embezzlement.
>> The DPP will formulate charges. Looks to me like Embezzlement which is
>> a kind of financial fraud.
If only you had any idea of what embezzlement means. It refers to the process of an employee dishonestly taking his or her employer's money. It can't be simple stealing, because stealing requires the offender obtaining possession dishonestly. Where employees obtain possession honestly, as part of their employment, but then dishonestly take it as their own, it can't be simple stealing. So, the legislature created a statutory offence of embezzlement to cover the case of employees who obtain possession lawfully, but who then dishonestly take the employer's money.
You formulated the subject. It's nonsense to talk about an employee "embezzling" money from NSW Education, or anyone other than the employer.
Follow?
>> The property next to me was according to ICAC bought with money ($2.4
>> million) obtained by embezzlement of the NSWFB. The matter has been
>> handed to the DPP in 2006 who are still looking into formulating
>> charges
If an employee did embezzled money from the NSWFB, that might be so. But, I rather suspect that the employee didn't get possession of $2.4m of the NSWFB's money. They might have been in a position to obtain those funds, whether by drawing a cheque or making an electronic transfer dishonestly. That kind of fraud by an employee isn't strictly embezzlement either.
>>>>>>Perhaps because there have been no criminal offences committed. >>>>>>Certainly
>>>>>>not embezzlement.
>>>>> Seems like charges are being formulated
>>>>> < http://tinyurl.com/d5h53gm >
>>>>> Federal Education Minister Peter Garrett says he also received a
>>>>> letter from Mr Piccoli yesterday, and that documents will be referred
>>>>> to the NSW Police Force and the Australian Securities and Investments
>>>>> Commission.
>>>>We shall see, but the charges won't be embezzlement.
>>> The DPP will formulate charges. Looks to me like Embezzlement which is
>>> a kind of financial fraud.
>If only you had any idea of what embezzlement means. It refers to the >process of an employee dishonestly taking his or her employer's money. It >can't be simple stealing, because stealing requires the offender obtaining >possession dishonestly. Where employees obtain possession honestly, as part >of their employment, but then dishonestly take it as their own, it can't be >simple stealing. So, the legislature created a statutory offence of >embezzlement to cover the case of employees who obtain possession lawfully, >but who then dishonestly take the employer's money.
>You formulated the subject. It's nonsense to talk about an employee >"embezzling" money from NSW Education, or anyone other than the employer.
>Follow?
Also persons entrusted with another's property, such as agents,
attorneys, bankers, and corporate officers.
>>> The property next to me was according to ICAC bought with money ($2.4
>>> million) obtained by embezzlement of the NSWFB. The matter has been
>>> handed to the DPP in 2006 who are still looking into formulating
>>> charges
>If an employee did embezzled money from the NSWFB, that might be so. But, I >rather suspect that the employee didn't get possession of $2.4m of the >NSWFB's money. They might have been in a position to obtain those funds, >whether by drawing a cheque or making an electronic transfer dishonestly. >That kind of fraud by an employee isn't strictly embezzlement either.
In this case he was awarding himself contracts and accepting his own
tenders
http://news.theage.com.au/national/icac-unearths-fire-brigades-corrup... -- Petzl
Islamists behave the same way wherever they are allowed to infest. They share tips and tricks on how to cheat the infidel. One of these tips is that infidels never want to believe the extent and cynicism of the islamist hatred toward them and to the west and its people. If the infidel is given a choice between fighting for the truth with an islamist, or paying him compensation as "piss off" money, they will always take the latter. Another is that their religion sanctions any illegal activity.
The Koran as explained by Mohammed their prophet allows Muslims to cheat, lie, swindle, rob and anything else against all infidels. So the Islamic schools in embezzling $9 million from the NSW Education Department has done no wrong in the eyes of Allah.
Why no criminal charges?
-- Petzl
Islamists behave the same way wherever they are allowed to infest.
They share tips and tricks on how to cheat the infidel. One of these
tips is that infidels never want to believe the extent and cynicism of
the islamist hatred toward them and to the west and its people. If the
infidel is given a choice between fighting for the truth with an
islamist, or paying him compensation as "piss off" money, they will
always take the latter. Another is that their religion sanctions any
illegal activity.
Apparently the matter has been referred to the NSW Police Force and the
Australian Securities and Investments Commission. So, we might well see some
one day. But knowing the PC mentality of Labor towards Islamic groups, I
wont be holding my breath.
Federal Education Minister, Peter Garrett says "the school has not breached
federal guidelines, but there are concerns about some governance issues".
Which explain why we got 8 billion dollars worth of work for 16 billion
dollars of Labor investment.
BTW I'm familiar with this school. Don't go anywhere near it between 8 and 9am and 2 and 4pm as the traffic generated by the school is a nightmare. Thankfully, there is a nearby shopping centre car park, which relieves the traffic congestion a little, as it is use as a the school car park. During the rush school rush hours, you be forgiven for thinking you were in downtown Beirut or Baghdad.
> Apparently the matter has been referred to the NSW Police Force and the
> Australian Securities and Investments Commission. So, we might well see some
> one day. But knowing the PC mentality of Labor towards Islamic groups, I
> wont be holding my breath.
It could be worse, it could be Fair Work Australia.
> Federal Education Minister, Peter Garrett says "the school has not breached
> federal guidelines, but there are concerns about some governance issues".
> Which explain why we got 8 billion dollars worth of work for 16 billion
> dollars of Labor investment.
The Federal government can't stop a few unarmed boats - they are helpless against a school.
> BTW I'm familiar with this school. Don't go anywhere near it between 8 and
> 9am and 2 and 4pm as the traffic generated by the school is a nightmare.
> Thankfully, there is a nearby shopping centre car park, which relieves the
> traffic congestion a little, as it is use as a the school car park. During
> the rush school rush hours, you be forgiven for thinking you were in
> downtown Beirut or Baghdad.
Barnaby Joyce...
"Allegations that go to the highest office in the land in regard to that have to be answered and answered clearly".
Bob Kernohan...
"To my knowledge, well over one million dollars in funds that rightly belonged to AWU members has never been recovered. In the interest of AWU members I continue to hold the view that these matters require a full and open investigation"
http://www.scribd.com/doc/63879555/Robert-Kernohan-Stat-Dec
Nicola Roxon...
'I don't think we can keep seeing these sorts of human tragedies occurring...'
Gillard, 28 June 2012
"Each and every Senator needs to examine their conscience"
>Apparently the matter has been referred to the NSW Police Force and the
>Australian Securities and Investments Commission. So, we might well see some
>one day. But knowing the PC mentality of Labor towards Islamic groups, I
>wont be holding my breath.
>Federal Education Minister, Peter Garrett says "the school has not breached
>federal guidelines, but there are concerns about some governance issues".
>Which explain why we got 8 billion dollars worth of work for 16 billion
>dollars of Labor investment.
>BTW I'm familiar with this school. Don't go anywhere near it between 8 and >9am and 2 and 4pm as the traffic generated by the school is a nightmare. >Thankfully, there is a nearby shopping centre car park, which relieves the >traffic congestion a little, as it is use as a the school car park. During >the rush school rush hours, you be forgiven for thinking you were in >downtown Beirut or Baghdad.
Seems nationwide Islamic schools are coming under funding scrutiny
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http://www.theaustralian.com.au/national-affairs/education/ofarrell-g... < http://tinyurl.com/7rgrmmh >
The school will continue to operate with commonwealth funding. A
spokesman for Federal Education Minister Peter Garrett said the
federal government would provide $12m a year, with funds from school
fees and other income accounting for another quarter of the school's
funds.
*******************
The reality is no funding for these evil and unjust arsehole's is
required by our Christian Nation.
Islam and Moslems created their horror kleptocratic shithole they then
had to flee from.
Why is the Federal Government funding them to create their shithole
here?
http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/news/schools-in-west-facing-white-fl... -- Petzl
Islamists behave the same way wherever they are allowed to infest. They share tips and tricks on how to cheat the infidel. One of these tips is that infidels never want to believe the extent and cynicism of the islamist hatred toward them and to the west and its people. If the infidel is given a choice between fighting for the truth with an islamist, or paying him compensation as "piss off" money, they will always take the latter. Another is that their religion sanctions any illegal activity.
