The Grey Man
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Australia had turned a blind eye when Indonesia launched a military invasion of East Timor in 1975, and news was regularly filtering out of the tiny state about human rights abuses perpetrated by the Javanese invaders. I felt our country's lack of action over Timor was a black mark against our international image and showed a lack of concern for our neighbours. I wrote several letters to the then Foreign Minister Gareth Evans voicing my concerns.
Some time in the early 1990s I learned through th...e Special Forces grapevine that as a result of quiet moves to strengthen ties between Australia and Indonesia, the Australian SAS had begun training their Indonesian counterparts. Indonesia's elite troops, known as Kopassus, stood accused of perpetrating some of the worst crimes against the East Timorese freedom fighters and their supporters, and I was outraged that our guys would even be working with them, let alone teaching them, and that the government had sanctioned this.
I was disillusioned with the Australian government's lack of balls and their duplicity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Australia had turned a blind eye when Indonesia launched a military invasion of East Timor in 1975, and news was regularly filtering out of the tiny state about human rights abuses perpetrated by the Javanese invaders. I felt our country's lack of action over Timor was a black mark against our international image and showed a lack of concern for our neighbours. I wrote several letters to the then Foreign Minister Gareth Evans voicing my concerns.
Some time in the early 1990s I learned through th...e Special Forces grapevine that as a result of quiet moves to strengthen ties between Australia and Indonesia, the Australian SAS had begun training their Indonesian counterparts. Indonesia's elite troops, known as Kopassus, stood accused of perpetrating some of the worst crimes against the East Timorese freedom fighters and their supporters, and I was outraged that our guys would even be working with them, let alone teaching them, and that the government had sanctioned this.
I was disillusioned with the Australian government's lack of balls and their duplicity.
What to read after The Grey Man?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Curtis to read onlineMoreLess
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