BFCSA Blog

"It is not necessary to bury the truth. It is sufficient merely to delay it until nobody cares -- Napoleon Bonaparte" This must have been the motto of the Australian Public "Masters" for years! The unelected have run the country. Look at the results. More bureaucracy and less democracy. That's how they created "stability" - a hung parliament is the perfect justification. And nothing really changes beyond the window dressing. "Great coats on - great coats off"... Their objective? "Maintain the status quo and our positions and pay rises, our power and security ie. basically more of the same while politicians come and go. We run this country - forget that at your peril. Don't call us/treat us like public servants." And they're nasty if you try to threaten them in any way - not really nasty publicly, of course. It's all behind closed doors - that's how political power works....

"We really need a organisation that does protect the normal day-to-day people and that's just not happening" Australian Broadcasting Corporation Broadcast: 13/09/2012 Reporter: Matt Wordsworth Delays in pursuing allegations of internet-based fraud by a Queensland man are frustrating police and victims alike, so what are the issues? Video: http://www.abc.net.au/7.30/content/2012/s3589855.htm Transcript LEIGH SALES, PRESENTER: Hundreds of Australians have fallen victim to an online gambling scam that's fleeced them of millions of dollars.The con is run by companies that offer punters calculated odds on sporting events, take their money and promise lucrative returns, but instead fleece them of their savings.To make matters worse, investigations appear to have stalled because the operation crosses state borders and that's causes a jurisdictional headache for police.Meanwhile, the scammers continue to sting the unsuspecting, as Matt Wordsworth reports.MATT WORDSWORTH, REPORTER: For a period of about seven years Darcy Dennis was unable to work after suffering a near fatal...