Traitors will be Punished

Traitors will be Punished

I have been calling our politicians traitors.  When I say this, I am using the word traitor in the commonly understood meaning of betraying the People. The actual definition of treason contained in the Crimes Act deals with attacks against the Sovereign or the Commonwealth of Australia. This would not include the traitorous acts of politicians or public servants in acting against the interests of the People whom they are supposed to serve.

The definition of Treason needs to be amended to include such traitorous acts. In particular the greatest act of betrayal involves the government failing to exercise its power to issue 100% of the money supply on behalf of their masters the sovereign People of Australia. This failure results in our government unnecessarily borrowing money from private banks, taxing the People, and selling assets which belong to the People. (Privatisation of government assets.)

Certainly, some of our politicians and public servants would be aware of their treason but many would no doubt plead ignorance although this ignorance can increasingly be described as wilful with the growing awareness of this issue.

Because the continuation of this treason makes it increasingly difficult to put an end to it, (As the Bankers (Globalists, Deep State etc.) and their Corporations continue to bribe and corrupt the offenders.) any legislation which makes the treason punishable must be made retrospective. This will ensure that the guilty parties will know that they will be punished for their betrayal of the People despite the fact that their actions are not currently punishable under the law.

To avoid any claims of injustice as a result of the retrospective effect of the legislation it is my intention, if I am elected to the Senate, to widely circulate information regarding what will be considered treason under the amended legislation.

I will also act to introduce the necessary legislation and invite members of the House of Representatives and the Senate to vote to pass the legislation ignoring party affiliations.  If the legislation is not passed the vote will at least clearly show who the traitors are in preparation for the eventual passage of the legislation and their subsequent prosecution.

John Woodward.

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