There are at least two cover ups associated with the Greensill Scandal and they're both represented in this photo: Cover Up number 1 (obtained a financial advantage by deception - former UK Prime Minister and Greensill partner, David Cameron); and Cover Up number 2 (enable a parliamentary constitutional coup to override Australia's constitutional rights to freedom (water rights), former Water Minister, Penny Wong. I wonder if they've reached an agreement on how they're going to work together to screw over both me, and the People of Australia and then called it "national security" when in fact they're referring to covering up their own backsides? ==> Australians need a constitutionally enshrined Bill of Rights, and we need a military and security services who are obliged to defend our most fundamental rights. Otherwise, oligarchs (an emerging organised crime plutocracy) can bribe people like David Cameron and Penny Wong to act in their interests, and in the interests of foreigners, and not in the interests of tens of millions of everyday Australians.
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