Australia’s Judicial System Is Completely Broken

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People in Nationalist circles have long known that there is a double standard at play in the court system. A white man accused of saying hurty words to one of the many protected groups can expect to go to jail for a very long time. A brown man claiming to be a woman with a copy of the Qoran in his hand can rape a 3 year old and walk free. If he greets the magistrate with “Shalom” he might even get some shekels of gold in compensation for his arrest despite the incoherent and schizophrenic nature of his/her/they/them personality. He is the victim, not the three year old and he will be pandered to whilst the straight white male will be sentenced to death by lions in the colloseum just for being white.

OK, I may be exaggerating, but not by much.

In the Freedom movement during the Covid era the phrase “the process is the punishment” became widespread, as police and prosecution laid false charges that had no hope of conviction, because they knew that they could get the magistrates to impose bail conditions that would prevent the opponents of the Government from speaking out for many months to come. Thus exploiting another failure in the judicial system, that of the right to a speedy trial.

This “process is the punishment” treatment was so effective during Covid that it is now standard procedure for all opponents of the Government. Tom Sewell of the NSN was denied bail 2 years ago and spent 210 days in solitary confinement on a trumped up fake assault charge, only for the charges to be dropped 2 days before his trial. For 7 months the police effectively shut down Tom’s ability to politically organise and got away with imprisoning him without a conviction.

Monica Schmit showed the way forward after her arrest for Covid infractions when she remained in jail rather than accept her bail conditions. I knew that she was the example to follow and with my own arrest for loitering, I knew that if I did so, it would be even more effective in exposing the system than her stance.

Unlike Tom, I had never been accused of doing anything violent. At 55 years old and not far away from my 56th birthday at the time of arrest I have a long history of being a perfect law abiding citizen. My only convictions are 1 speeding fine of 88kmh in an 80kmh zone that I challenged but was unable to attend court for and 1 conviction in absence (I was never served with the court order but the trial went ahead anyway) for disorderly conduct in January of 2022. I only found out that this conviction existed when I received the prosecution’s case for my loitering charge in prison. By then they had added the charge of “displaying a Nazi symbol” to the loitering charge. What was ironic and very amusing was that the reason stated for my secret conviction 3 years earlier, was that I had called the volunteer at the Salvation army a “Nazi” for refusing to give me food aid after losing my job for not taking the death jab. So now I was being prosecuted for supposedly being a Nazi, but my only conviction was a summary offence for calling someone a Nazi. You couldn’t make it up.

I have no idea what penalty the magistrate imposed on me for my previous conviction. Like the summons, I never received it or even knew about it. Just another example of the failing system.

This is why I was the right person in the right place at the right time to make this stand. Unlike Tom, I had no false image built up in the public’s mind about me being violent. Unlike Monica there was no hysteria about my actions being able to kill everyone’s Grandma from breathing in the wrong direction. I was a law abiding 55 year old man who had been arrested for waving an Australian flag and singing Waltzing Matilda on Australia Day and the excuse of me being a Nazi, just wasn’t going to cut it as a justification for their actions this time.

After 13 weeks in solitary confinement it must have become clear that the attempted coercion to get me to sign the bail conditions wasn’t working and I was transferred to Yatala Maximum Security Labour Prison, placed in the general population and on a week of a punishment regime called “ICM” (I think it stands for “Independent Case Management” but don’t quote me on it). I was placed in a cell with another guy who was also on ICM. Unlike me he was on ICM for a reason: bashing his previous cell mate! He was in jail accused of arson and attempted murder, was 37 years old, had spent 17 of the last 19 years behind bars and had been punished for assault inside prison over 90 times.

It appeared that the authorities were deliberately trying to get me bashed or fear being bashed in order for me to wimp out and take the bail conditions. “But as for you, ye thought evil against me; but God meant it unto good.” (Genesis 50:20).

Like everything else that the authorities tried against me, this too backfired. My cell mate Matthew and I became friends. From him I learned that what police and prosecution had been doing to political enemies of the government for a few years, they had been doing to regular criminals for decades. The rot in the justice system is much worse and widespread than anyone thought, but no one has paid any attention because who cares about what happens to criminals?

My cell mate had had enough of being in jail the last time he was released. He found himself constantly harassed by police wherever he went though. Eventually he just began hiding from them whenever they turned up at whichever friend’s house he was visiting at the time. They were never investigating any crime, they just wanted to “talk” with him and fish for one.

He fell in love with a woman for the first time in his life. Previously he said, he had only used women to “root and boot” and had done so to more than 550 women over his life. But this lady was different. He had pictures of her in the cell and was constantly asking me for reassurance about her and her feelings for him during our 3 weeks in a cell together. She had 3 children and he cared for them as much as her. But police told DCP he was in a relationship with her and they claimed Matthew was violently abusing her, a claim she vehemently denied. It didn’t matter. They said they wouid take the kids away from her.

It was then Matthew decided that he had no future and was doomed to experience the consequences of his previous choices forever. He told his one and only love that she should stop seeing him and focus on getting her kids back. Then as he was going around to pick up his clothes from her house he saw a Ute with some cans of Diesel on the back. He walked over, picked up a can and went into the house with it. There, in a daze, he poured the diesel all over himself and tried to light himself on fire. Luckily diesel is much less combustible than petrol and he failed to cook himself. The next door neighbour saw what he had attempted to do and called 000. As his girlfriend’s 15 year old daughter was in her bedroom at the time, the police used this to charge him with aggregated breaking and entry ( he had a key), arson (the house had a stain of diesel but wasn’t damaged by fire) and  attempted murder (attempted suicide whilst someone was nearby). Due to his long criminal history, he was denied bail.

By the time I was released Matthew had been in jail for 6 months without trial. 2 weeks before I left the prosecution dropped the charges of attempted murder, arson and breaking and entering, but persisted with a charge of reckless endangerment causing harm as a way to keep him in jail. The harm alleged, is psychological harm to the 15 year old because she was in the house when he tried to kill himself. He had immediately asked his legal aid lawyer to apply for bail, but was still waiting for a bail hearing to be granted by the time I was released. I pray that this has now occurred and that he is now out and trying to turn his life around.

I gave him lots of advice whilst in jail on how to calmly deal with police harassment going forward. His chances still aren’t good, but I’ve done what I can for him and the rest is between him and God.

I heard many stories like this during my 3 weeks at Yatala. Police inflating charges to get bail denied is simply routine now. I suspect all of the weak sentencing of magistrates resulted in police and prosecutions deciding to get as much punishment in as possible before trial just in case sentencing after conviction was piss poor.

The last story I heard was as I was waiting in a holding cell just after my charges had been dropped. I was waiting to go back to my own cell during the lunch break and was in a cell with 5 hardened criminals who were all joking with each other about the crimes they had committed. One was now on remand for murder. But he held the record for the longest time anyone in Australia had been held on remand. He had been waiting 5 years for his trial.

That is just insane.

The presumption of innocence is the bedrock of the entire British legal system. As is the right to be free from harassment by authorities and a quick and fair trial. All of these rights stem back 800 years to the signing of the Magna Carta. They underpin our very civilisation. They have all been pissed away without our knowledge whilst we were slumped in a Lazyboy chair, drinking beer and watching footy. The failure of the judicial system to properly and impartially apply appropriate punishment to violent criminals has incentivised police to become corrupt and apply false charges as normal practice. Lack of any personal consequences for being caught out helps to expand the corruption into political opponents of the Government and will soon ensure that ordinary law abiding non political citizens will also be regular victims of this cancer.

People convicted of crimes find themselves constantly harassed after serving their sentence and this almost guarantees that they will reoffend and have zero hope of rehabilitation.

In summary our judicial system is completely broken. We must acknowledge this and attempt to fix it along with all of the other civilisation ending problems we face. I went into prison thinking I was shedding light on the issue of multiculturalism and mass non white immigration. I have come out realising that there was another issue to expose that is just as important. Take heed.

You can find Stephen Wells at Telegram and purchase his books here.