Australia moves further to kill of the poor!

Not satisfied with making it impossible for the poor or ill to get education that improves employment prospects (eg $1995 for Cert IV in Training and Assessment) they are now moving to beat the crap out of the homeless hoping they will die.

I have first hand experience at this with two police officers trying to beat the crap out of me just becuase I'm a pensioner. The police are that dumb though that they don't realise morphine allows them to hit me as often as they like and it don't hurt!

I did make a complaint but the police know they can do this to the poor, homeless and downtrodden as no one listens and besides one of the coppers broke his hand hitting me, as the investigator said, that should be enough punishment for the officer! Just look at the Safety Instititute as an example, just becuase you have an illness they will bully you out of the organisation, even if you are more qualified and experienced than the corrupt leaders of the SIA.

And here is proof of how they are going to kill off the homeless and the polititians support it with their laws!


Minister admits arrest looks 'excessive'

October 30, 2006 08:54pm
Article from: AAP

QUEENSLAND police minister Judy Spence has admitted the arrest of a homeless man in Brisbane's CBD caught on security vision looked "like an excessive use of police force".

The footage shows four police officers struggling with Brendan James Rowe, 65, during his arrest for public nuisance in July.

One of the officers appears to be kneeing the pensioner repeatedly.

Ms Spence said police were reviewing training and procedures, agreeing the arrest looked "dreadful".

"Most people, and I'm like most people, would look at that footage and think it looks pretty dreadful and think it looks like an excessive use of police force," she said on ABC television tonight.

But she defended the state's tough public nuisance laws, saying they had widespread community support.

Oh that's right we invaded Iraq for less than this but it's ok in this country!

Regards
Daniel