Port Arthur

The historical record is full of patsies: the Americans Lee Harvey Oswald and Timothy McVeigh are but two. Australia has a very famous patsy of its own however, by the name of Martin Bryant who is supposedly responsible for the Port Arthur massacre in Tasmania, back in 1996. I was in Singapore at the time and simply accepted the mainstream media account as it was presented. The Internet was just starting up that year and online alternative media was still in its infancy.

In the years that followed, I was aware that all was not right with the official narrative of what happened on that fateful day. However, it was only as of yesterday that I came across an interview with Keith Allan Noble on the Richie Allen Show back in 2016. Someone had uploaded it to Bitchute in November of 2018. Keith Allan Noble has written a book titled "Mass Murder" questioning the events on the day of the massacre. See Figure 1 shows the cover of the book.

Figure 1

The book is freely available for download. I found a copy on this site: 

http://netk.net.au/Tasmania/Noble1.pdf

Figure 2 shows the beginning of his prologue to the book and his remarks cut directly to the heart of the problem of why the majority of intelligent adults never question the official narrative (click to enlarge):

Figure 2

I'm sure the book will prove to be an interesting read, although the level of corruption within the police force and the judiciary does not surprise me: rotten to the core aptly describes the situation.

From what I've read so far of the book, this hypothesis as displayed in Figure 3, I found most interesting (click to enlarge):

Figure 3

The tourists on the ferry were on their way to the Isle of the Dead! The psychopaths who organise these bloodbaths love this sort of stuff.

For an update on Martin Bryant's present state and how the media continues to denigrate his character at every opportunity, follow this link. 

The article begins:

Martin Bryant’s life in prison 25 years after he perpetrated Australia’s worst shooting massacre is that of a pathetic, obese, dull-witted middle aged man.

The mass murderer spends his life in Risdon Prison’s maximum security wing outside Hobart going between his cell and the canteen.

A new photograph, obtained by The Daily Telegraph, of the now 53-year-old shows a plump-cheeked inmate with dark greasy hair and a grey beard smiling vacantly at the camera.

Forensic psychiatrist Professor Paul Mullen, who assessed the killer after the rampage in which he killed 35 people including children, has told News Corp Australia Bryant leads a miserable life behind bars.

Professor Mullen said that far from being a threatening criminal who masterminded a massacre, Bryant is merely “dim, pathetic, angry”, The Daily Telegraph reported.

“This is someone who, the only way he felt he could be anything in the world, was to take revenge on the world and kill the helpless and the innocent,” Professor Mullen said.

It's worth reading this hatchet job in full because it unashamedly portrays him in the worst possible light. Take this little snippet as an example:

He later befriended 60-year-old lottery heiress Helen Harvey who he possibly killed in a car crash, inherited her money, then played the country squire, dressing up and roaming around with a rifle.

This article goes into more detail about this suspected murder and suggest he might also have killed his father!

Yes, it would seem that Martin Bryant is the most evil man on Earth and far more clever than his IQ of 66 might suggest. Even this figure of 66 that keeps getting repeated is odd with its connotations of 666 and its being the double of the Masonic number of 33.