The Currency Lad

I was somewhat surprised that ASIO chieftain Mike Burgess joked about “top tools” in his Annual Threat Assessment. The treatment of Daniel Duggan – thrown into a terrorist’s cell in Silverwater on the orders of the same bent US officials who refuse to prosecute China-financed Hunter Biden – is a national disgrace. The father of several small children and former owner of Top Gun Australia flight school is innocent until proven guilty. ASIO’s mission is to protect the rule of law, not throw tomatoes at a man in the parish stocks. He is entitled to a fair hearing tomorrow. On the nature of the charges and the bona fides of the accuser, last October the Washington Post revealed that more than 500 retired US military personnel — “including scores of generals and admirals” – are legally on the payroll of various Saudi Arabian psychopaths. Mr Duggan is accused of taking $182,000 for flying lessons over a two year period (13 years ago). That’s roughly what Joe Biden’s son spent on drugs, hookers and kicking 10 per cent upstairs to daddy-o in a week. Mark Dreyfus – technically, Attorney-General of Australia – can block Mr Duggan’s extradition or send a ping to the Americans from HMAS Yellow Submarine that he now works for them.