McConnell alleges that former Australian Foreign Secretary Peacock, former KPMG Senior China Consultant Kevin Rudd, late and former Boeing director John Shalikashvili, and former patent lawyer Hillary Clinton, conspired to transfer a patent pool of GyroChip (QRS 11) devices to China’s People’s Liberation Army officers in 2000 and set them up as patsies for the ANZUS-synchronized drone attack which destroyed the Pentagon’s U.S. Navy Command Center on ‘Sep. 12, 2001 17:37:19’.
Prequel 1:
#1573: Marine Links Kristine Marcy’s Mentor-Protégée Role-Playing Game to P&W Pentagon Bomb
Prequel 2:
#1572: Marine Links Peacock Clinton Role-Play Hackers to Pentagon ANZUS Moscow Spot-Fixed Bombs
Prequel 3:
QRS-11 Gyrochip - POGO - history of the gyrochip
Getting Banned on Anzus Wargames
New book claims Lange played double game over ANZUS
Eyewitness Missile hit Pentagon on 9/11, No Plane, Government Confiscated 84 Camera Tapes
“Boeing Fitting Aircraft With Illegal Parts?
Chip that was illegally installed in 2000 could have been utilized to execute 9/11 attacks
Paul Joseph Watson & Alex Jones
Prison Planet Wednesday, March 7, 2007 |
Are Boeing fitting their aircraft with illegal devices that could enable terrorists to remotely hijack airliners and crash them into high profile targets? In light of what happened on 9/11, Boeing's blanket denial that this practice has taken place is both highly suspicious and a threat to national security.
We talked to airline industry representatives to ask them if such technology had been installed in commercial airliners and they denied all knowledge, despite the fact that Boeing were hit with a record fine of $15 million after the company broke the law by selling commercial planes equipped with the QRS-11 gyrochip, which is also used in the guidance system of the Maverick missile.
According to the Associated Press, from 2000 to 2003 Boeing shipped 94 airliners oversees, mainly to China, that contained the chip, a device used for "military applications," stated the report.
According to the Seattle Times, "The QRS-11 chip, made by a unit of BEI Technologies [Hillary Clinton was BEI’s patent lawyer at Rose Law and allegedly worked with Peacock in Washington on setting up the PLA as Stratum 2 patsies for the bombing of Pentagon and an alibi for Bill in Melbourne sic ANZUS hack by Julian Assange] in Concord, Calif., is just over 1-½ inches in diameter and weighs about 2 ounces. It sells for between $1,000 and $2,000. Described as "a gyro on a chip," it is used to help control the flight of missiles and aircraft."
"There could be dozens, even hundreds more components like the QRS11 gyros that have slipped under the eyes of State Department enforcers, said Joel Johnson, the vice president international of the Aerospace Industries Association," reports the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS), and "Aircraft incorporating the QRS11 chips are already routinely making flights."
Should it concern us that Boeing began installation of a chip that turns a plane into a remotely guided missile immediately before 9/11?”
“Peacock resigned from Parliament in September 1994 for unknown reasons. In 1996 when asked about blocking John Howard, Malcom Fraser said Peacock obviously was, while Peacock claimed he supported John Hewson continuing.[9] When Howard became Prime Minister in 1996, he appointed Peacock as the Australian Ambassador to the United States.[10] Since the end of this appointment in 1999, Peacock has largely lived in the US.[citation needed]
In 2002 he married Penne Percy Korth, a Washington, D.C. society figure and former United States Ambassador to Mauritius. Midway through 2002 Peacock joined Boeing Australia Holdings as President of Boeing Australia.[citation needed]
On 20 December 2006, Peacock announced his retirement from Boeing Australia Holdings, effective at the end of February 2007.[citation needed]
His daughter Ann Peacock married Liberal powerbroker Michael Kroger in 1999. They had two sons before separating in 2009.”
“Friday, June 29, 2012
If they say yes
Treasurer Wayne Swan has invited an unlikely series of travelling companions on his trip to Beijing next month, among them Andrew Peacock, Alexander Downer and Kevin Rudd.
What they have in common is serving as Australian foreign minister during the 40 years Australia has had an embassy in Beijing.
Until December 1972 Australia refused to recognise the communist Chinese government headquartered in Beijing, preferring to recognise instead the non-communist government in exile in Taiwan.
When Labor opposition leader Gough Whitlam flew to Beijing in 1971 to meet with Chinese leaders Australia’s prime minister William McMahon accused him of being soft on Communism. But a year later US President Richard Nixon himself flew to Beijing, Gough Whitlam became Australia’s first Labor prime minister in a generation and both nations recognised what has since become Australia’s most important trading partner.
To celebrate 40 years of Australian presence in Beijing Mr Swan has quietly asked each of the surviving former ministers who served foreign minister during that time to join him on the trip...
The complete list is Andrew Peacock, Tony Street, Bill Hayden, Gareth Evans, Alexander Downer and Kevin Rudd.
In parliament yesterday Mr Swan celebrated the $4 billion listing on the Australian stock exchange of the Chinese-owned coal miner Yancoal. He said the record investment in Australia’s resource industries was a vote of confidence in Australia’s future. The coal industry was set to expand, notwithstanding talk from the leader of the opposition about how next week’s carbon tax would kill it stone dead.
Mr Swan leaves for Hong Kong and Beijing with a delegation of business leaders on July 10.
In today's Age”
Treasurer Wayne Swan has invited an unlikely series of travelling companions on his trip to Beijing next month, among them Andrew Peacock, Alexander Downer and Kevin Rudd.
What they have in common is serving as Australian foreign minister during the 40 years Australia has had an embassy in Beijing.
Until December 1972 Australia refused to recognise the communist Chinese government headquartered in Beijing, preferring to recognise instead the non-communist government in exile in Taiwan.
When Labor opposition leader Gough Whitlam flew to Beijing in 1971 to meet with Chinese leaders Australia’s prime minister William McMahon accused him of being soft on Communism. But a year later US President Richard Nixon himself flew to Beijing, Gough Whitlam became Australia’s first Labor prime minister in a generation and both nations recognised what has since become Australia’s most important trading partner.
To celebrate 40 years of Australian presence in Beijing Mr Swan has quietly asked each of the surviving former ministers who served foreign minister during that time to join him on the trip...
The complete list is Andrew Peacock, Tony Street, Bill Hayden, Gareth Evans, Alexander Downer and Kevin Rudd.
In parliament yesterday Mr Swan celebrated the $4 billion listing on the Australian stock exchange of the Chinese-owned coal miner Yancoal. He said the record investment in Australia’s resource industries was a vote of confidence in Australia’s future. The coal industry was set to expand, notwithstanding talk from the leader of the opposition about how next week’s carbon tax would kill it stone dead.
Mr Swan leaves for Hong Kong and Beijing with a delegation of business leaders on July 10.
In today's Age”
“Kevin Michael Rudd (born 21 September 1957) is an Australian politician who was the 26th Prime Minister of Australia from 2007 to 2010 and the Leader of the Labor Party from 2006 to 2010. Rudd was born in Queensland and grew up on a dairy farm. He joined the Australian Labor Party at the age of 15 and was dux of Nambour State High School in 1974. He studied a Bachelor of Arts in Asian Studies at the Australian National University, majoring in Chinese language and Chinese history. He worked for the Department of Foreign Affairs from 1981 to 1988, when he became Chief of Staff to Queensland Premier Wayne Goss. After the Goss Government lost office in 1996, Rudd was hired as a Senior China Consultant by the accounting firm KPMG Australia. Rudd was first elected to the House of Representatives for Griffith
“All talk, little action, may kill ANZUS
BY:BRENDAN TAYLOR AND PETER DEAN
From:The Australian
February 11, 2013 12:00AM
COULD the ANZUS alliance ever collapse? You wouldn't think so, having read the government's recently released National Security Strategy.
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As the US-led unipolar order gives way to an era of contested multipolarity, history also suggests that strategic relations will become increasingly promiscuous. As the doyen of Australian strategic policy Paul Dibb presciently puts it, "multipolarity by definition involves more players and therefore a greater number of combinations or permutations of state actors, which can compound uncertainty.
"Co-operation becomes more complicated as the number of actors increases."
Against this backdrop, Australia will have to demonstrate its robust commitment to the US to ensure that ANZUS remains relevant. As the action moves to our Asia-Pacific backyard, small niche contributions to US-led security operations, unlike recent far-off expeditionary deployments, will no longer be tolerated. Actions count more than words and dollars focus our alliance partner's attention more than rhetoric.
Some commentators have suggested the greatest threat lies in the choice Canberra may be forced to make between its leading economic partner, China, and its longstanding strategic ally, the US. Yet without a commitment of substance to ANZUS, Washington may make that choice for us. Indeed, there could well be no "China choice" for Canberra to make.
Julia Gillard launched the National Security Strategy by referring to the end of the 9/11 decade. Unless and until the discussed challenges to the ANZUS alliance are confronted, it is not inconceivable that, a decade from now, her successor could well be lamenting the end of the alliance era.
Brendan Taylor and Peter Dean are scholars with the Australian National University's Strategic and Defence Studies Centre”
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