what is 'most likely to happen'?, page-19

Hi DSD

There's no question that TSE will win the tender, but that's not the real issue here... how does anyone come to the conclusion that not one of the allegations has been proven when there appears to be a deliberate intent to cover up these atrocities and the threat of reprisal against respectable physicians and Save The Children charity workers who decide to speak out?

The following information was provided from Mr Toby Gunn @ Save The Children

"Guards made sexual advances to under-aged girls and Mr Gunn and a co-worker witnessed a four year old girl running from a guard. "He caught up with her and, with his left hand, hit her in the back of the head with enough force to lift her off her feet and she smacked into the ground. She was so terrified she immediately crawled into the fetal position and wouldn't stop screaming. The guard was extremely abuseful towards me and my co-worker and told us to f--- off."

Mr Gunn said Wilson Security had to produce information to the Senate inquiry into Nauru, about cases of alleged abuse. "When this case came back, they stated they had insufficient information to find the perpetrator," he said. "But there were two witnesses, we had his name and there was a security response to the incident which involved the second in command.

Is this your definition of "not proven" DSD? - keeping in mind that Mr Gunn has nothing to gain and everything to lose from his disclosure.

It has also been stated by the same witnesses that this guard representing the Australian Commonwealth Government allegedly stated that he hit this 4 year old girl in the back of the head with enough force to lift her off her feet because she was "teasing him"


What about the following letter signed by, and challenging government to prosecute some of Australia's most respectable members of society who are speaking out... are we to assume they are all liars?

"We are aware that in publishing this letter we may be prosecuted under the Border Force Act and we challenge the department to prosecute so that these issues may be discussed in open court and in the full view of the Australian public."

Dr John-Paul Sanggaran, MBBS M.H.Med B.H.Sc, former IHMS medical officer
Dr Richard Kidd, BHB, MBChB, Dip.Obs., FAMA, Deputy Chair AMACGP, former IHMS medical officer
Dr Grant Ferguson, MBBS B.Sc (Hons), former IHMS medical officer
Dr Ben Hew, MBBS B.Sc, former IHMS medical officer
Dr Alison Bleaney, MBchB FRACRRM OBE, former IHMS medical officer
Dr Merrilyn Williams, MBBS, M. (GP Psych) FACRRM, former IHMS medical officer
Dr Ai-Lene Chan, MBBS FRACGP ObsSC MPH&TM, former IHMS medical officer
Dr John Vallentine, MBBS MRCP, former IHMS medical officer
Dr Jill Maxwell, MBBS OAM, former IHMS medical officer
Dr Sally Manuell, MBBS FRACGP, former IHMS medical officer
Prof Bernard Pearn-Rowe, BSc (Hons), MBBS, FAMA, former IHMS medical officer
Dr Peter Young, MBBS FRANZCP, former IHMS medical director mental health services
Steve Brooker, BSc MA, former IHMS director of mental health services
Dr Rodney Juratowitch, MBBS FRANZCP, former IHMS psychiatrist
Dr Amanda Trenaman, MBBS, FRANZCP, former IHMS psychiatrist
Prof Robert Adler, PhD MBBS, former IHMS psychiatrist
Ryan Essex, BHSc, Grad Dip Psych, BSocSc (Psych), (Hons), MHL, MPH, former IHMS counsellor
Toby Gunn, former child and youth recreation officer
Dr Hasantha Gunasekera, MBBS FRACP, former IHMS paediatrician
Alanna Maycock, BN RN, former IHMS paediatric nurse
Prof Louise Newman, MBBS PhD FANZCP AM, former DEHAG consultant IHMS psychiatrist
Dr Micheal Dudley, AM MBBS BD FRANZCP, former DEHAG consultant
Prof Caroline de Costa, PhD MPH MBBS BA FRANZCOG FRCOG, former DEHAG consultant
Viktoria Vibhakar, MSW, LCSW, AASW, former senior child protection and support worker
Ashleigh Millard, former adult case manager and social worker
Jaime O’donovan, former social worker, child protection team
Hamish Tacey, BBehavSc, former unaccompanied minor team leader and refugee assistance program case manager
Prof David Isaacs, MBBChir MD FRACP FRCPCH, former IHMS paediatrician