Friday, May 17, 2013

OUR PLAN TO SAVE THE CARBON TAX - TRUTH & JUSTICE PARTY - KINGSLEY FERDINANDS

Senator Kingsley Ferdinands - Senate Candidate for the proud State of South Australia



MEDIA RELEASE NUMBER 10. Office of Kingsley Ferdinands.
Saturday, 18 May 2013.

The new campaign: SENATOR KINGSLEY FERDINANDS - Senator for the great State of South Australia - Independent Liberal.

Mr Kingsley Ferdinands is proud to announce today he shall be a candidate for the Senate as an independent Liberal and hopes to serve the needs of the people of South Australia in the Senate.

Mr Ferdinands says, "I think there needs to be massive changes in the Liberal Senate team. The people currently elected under the Liberal banner do not represent many Liberals and Liberals do not want to be associated with the many racist and extremist views of the team. I offer myself as an alternative. I am single, intelligent, brilliant and sharp and do not have a wife to drag me down or kids to worry about, which seems to be the main problem the Liberal Senate team has failed to serve the people of South Australia and allowed the Australian Labor Party to dump all its rubbish in Victoria Square. There has been a jobs crisis in South Australia for more than ten years, yet nothing serious has been done by the Liberal Party to discuss the creation of jobs, new ventures or projects. The economy of the state is very sick, and the present Liberal team cannot do anything or even raise questions because they are extremely weak and too afraid. The Liberal Senate team is too smug, and lazy".

I call on all Liberal voters to stand up and vote for change and to get rid of the present team and vote for a new start. I have travelled the world and worked for both state and federal governments and there is an enormous culture of racism, fraud, dishonesty and corruption and this culture has hit a brick wall with the global economic crisis showing precisely how honest and decent taxpayer's money is wasted on government employees, contracts and projects. The mismanagement of the government funds is a serious breach of the people's trust. There is no remorse for the wicked, wicked spending, and state and federal Labor do not give a damn. The regional and rural voters of South Australia are a very sorry uneducated lot and suffer yet, they are the backbone of the state economy, the nation and the Liberal Party fortunes.

Mr Ferdinands says, "I firmly the carbon tax will do alot for conservation and the environment.  As President of the Brighton and Glenelg Conservation and Environment Group I have come to realise that state and federal government have created policies that destroy the environment and add to green house gas emissions and climate change.  Thus, what happens is YOU LOSE EVERYTHING including your job and home because of flooding and storms".

My main platform is to keep the Truth and Justice Party on focus and keep the Carbon Tax after the September 2013 elections.  The Senate will not charge forward into every policy and word of the new government.  The Senate will not undo years of work simply because there is a change in government."

 

If elected in 2014, Mr Ferdinands shall introduce new laws to strengthen conservation and environment polices for local government including greater control for noise levels, air quality and water storage".

Mr Ferdinands says, "I will do in 2 minutes what it took 200 years of failed politicians to do for all Australian business owners, workers, travellers and students and that is give them water tight security and safety. I intend to stop the killing, violence and brutality that has destroyed Australia families and homes by the anger management of many males who seek and desire firearms and ammunition and explosives. I will make a difference when other elected representatives do not".

If elected will represent you and YES< YOU HAVE A SAY IN POLITICS.  Being independent and conservative means I am involved in 24 million Australian lives.....fit and able men will work and there are issues that must be addressed about new jobs in the new economy of conservation and the environment."


Contact details: Mr. Kingsley Ferdinands, 592 Brighton Road, BRIGHTON S.A. 5048.
 
Telephone: 08 8296 5476.

email: senator.ferdinands@hotmail.com.

Invitations and requests email: senator.ferdinands@yahoo.com

Friday, February 15, 2013

KINGSLEY FERDINANDS SUES STATE OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA FOR $$38 MILLION DOLLARS

FOR IMMEDIATE PUBLICATION

Saturday, 16 February 2013.

Former police officer Constable TK Ferdinands has written to the Weatherill government seeking $38 million in damages for fraud which resulted in the illegal and wrongful termination of his police service in 1999.

Mr Ferdinands says, "I have written to new Commissioner Gary Burns for several weeks to try and settle these matters but unfortunately I have had no support or response. I have asked the Premier to intervene and he has refused to do so, thus it seems that these matters are headed for the courts and possible trial".

Mr Ferdinands has sought leave to file application for judicial review of all amters and the Master of the Supreme Court has approved leave on 14 February 2013.

Mr Ferdinands will file his documents on Wednesday of next week (21 February 2013) in the Supreme Court of South Australia. The claim seeks reinstatement into force, loss of wages, loss of opportunity and damages.

WARREN BUFFETT: MAY PLEAD GUILTY TO ALL CHARGES

US investigating trading in Heinz deal

Reported by AAP
Saturday, February 16, 2013
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US regulators want to know whether traders were given insider information before investors Warren Buffett and Jorge Paulo Lemann announced their plan to buy HJ Heinz for $US23 billion ($A22.33 billion) this week, a report says.

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The deal would see Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway investment company spend about $US12 billion to $US13 billion to buy the maker of Heinz tomato ketchup. Lemann's investment would be made through his 3G Capital private investment fund, according to the terms of the deal.
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), which regulates US stock markets, is looking into whether traders were tipped off early on the news that Heinz would be bought and used the information to profit, The New York Times reported.
An SEC spokeswoman said the agency had no comment. She said its standard policy is not to comment on investigations.
The deal, announced on Thursday, is being called the largest ever in the food industry. The buyers' bid was $US72.50 a share, a 20 per cent premium over Wednesday's closing price of $US60.48.
But if the preliminary inquiry turns into a broader investigation, it could cast a shadow over the transaction, the newspaper reported. It would also be place Buffett in a bad light. The 82-year-old is said to place a high value on integrity.
Insider trading is illegal because trades based on confidential information disadvantages other investors.
The inquiry is expected to look into options trading in Heinz shares. As of Tuesday, there was little activity in Heinz options. But, by Wednesday, as the deal was being finalised, options trading jumped, data from Bloomberg shows.
3G Capital was linked to possible insider trading last year when the SEC froze the assets of a banker in September. The banker had been involved in 3G Capital's acquisition of Burger King in 2010. The insider tip was believed to have been received by a business partner of 3G Capital. No charges were made against the investor himself.

WARREN BUFFETT: FACING LIFE SENTENCE FOR INSIDER TRADING

US investigating trading in Heinz deal

Reported by AAP
Saturday, February 16, 2013
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US regulators want to know whether traders were given insider information before investors Warren Buffett and Jorge Paulo Lemann announced their plan to buy HJ Heinz for $US23 billion ($A22.33 billion) this week, a report says.

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The deal would see Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway investment company spend about $US12 billion to $US13 billion to buy the maker of Heinz tomato ketchup. Lemann's investment would be made through his 3G Capital private investment fund, according to the terms of the deal.
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), which regulates US stock markets, is looking into whether traders were tipped off early on the news that Heinz would be bought and used the information to profit, The New York Times reported.
An SEC spokeswoman said the agency had no comment. She said its standard policy is not to comment on investigations.
The deal, announced on Thursday, is being called the largest ever in the food industry. The buyers' bid was $US72.50 a share, a 20 per cent premium over Wednesday's closing price of $US60.48.
But if the preliminary inquiry turns into a broader investigation, it could cast a shadow over the transaction, the newspaper reported. It would also be place Buffett in a bad light. The 82-year-old is said to place a high value on integrity.
Insider trading is illegal because trades based on confidential information disadvantages other investors.
The inquiry is expected to look into options trading in Heinz shares. As of Tuesday, there was little activity in Heinz options. But, by Wednesday, as the deal was being finalised, options trading jumped, data from Bloomberg shows.
3G Capital was linked to possible insider trading last year when the SEC froze the assets of a banker in September. The banker had been involved in 3G Capital's acquisition of Burger King in 2010. The insider tip was believed to have been received by a business partner of 3G Capital. No charges were made against the investor himself.

WARREN BUFFET: INSIDER TRADING ALLEGATIONS

US investigating trading in Heinz deal

Reported by AAP
Saturday, February 16, 2013
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US regulators want to know whether traders were given insider information before investors Warren Buffett and Jorge Paulo Lemann announced their plan to buy HJ Heinz for $US23 billion ($A22.33 billion) this week, a report says.

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The deal would see Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway investment company spend about $US12 billion to $US13 billion to buy the maker of Heinz tomato ketchup. Lemann's investment would be made through his 3G Capital private investment fund, according to the terms of the deal.
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), which regulates US stock markets, is looking into whether traders were tipped off early on the news that Heinz would be bought and used the information to profit, The New York Times reported.
An SEC spokeswoman said the agency had no comment. She said its standard policy is not to comment on investigations.
The deal, announced on Thursday, is being called the largest ever in the food industry. The buyers' bid was $US72.50 a share, a 20 per cent premium over Wednesday's closing price of $US60.48.
But if the preliminary inquiry turns into a broader investigation, it could cast a shadow over the transaction, the newspaper reported. It would also be place Buffett in a bad light. The 82-year-old is said to place a high value on integrity.
Insider trading is illegal because trades based on confidential information disadvantages other investors.
The inquiry is expected to look into options trading in Heinz shares. As of Tuesday, there was little activity in Heinz options. But, by Wednesday, as the deal was being finalised, options trading jumped, data from Bloomberg shows.
3G Capital was linked to possible insider trading last year when the SEC froze the assets of a banker in September. The banker had been involved in 3G Capital's acquisition of Burger King in 2010. The insider tip was believed to have been received by a business partner of 3G Capital. No charges were made against the investor himself.