Australian army files

This exercise in population control will register in the data bases of the controlling oligarchs and offer confidence that humans, on a world wide scale, are easily controlled by their media. Are you controlled? Time to ask some questions. Very sad…. As such, this makes it way to easy for the wicked psychopaths to speed up, with their evil agendas.

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Latest news. Very sad… As such, this makes it way to easy for the wicked psychopaths to speed up, with their evil agendas. They are testing for virus that has never even been isolated…so this is all just made up. Retrieved 27 August Retrieved 6 June Retrieved 14 May Army News 22 April Media release. Department of Defence. Retrieved 12 March Bendigo Advertiser. Retrieved 14 March Australian Aviation.

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Photo: The documents suggest a growing unease about the culture of Australia's special forces. The Afghan Files This is one story in a seven-part series based on leaked documents exposing Australian special forces troops' role in the Afghanistan war.

For context, they are best read in order. Sorry, this video has expired. Photo: The inquiry reports are among hundreds of pages of secret defence force documents leaked to the ABC. Photo: Defence investigation declared they were investigating the shooting as a potential war crime. Photo: An Australian soldier. Photo: What are the rules for troops trying to work out who their enemy is? Photo: The Australian flag sowed onto the arm of a military uniform worn by a man on June 6, Do you know more?

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