Paladin
The Aladins lamp of Paladin - Peter Dutton a backwards look
23/02/24 03:38 pm
We are looking backwards, a historical view of the Paladin matter.
In the swirling vortex of the Paladin Affair, the tale twists and turns through a murky labyrinth of money, power, and dubious decisions. At the heart of this whirlwind is the staggering revelation that Paladin, a company with a spotty track record and minimal paid-up capital, was awarded contracts worth a whopping $423 million over 22 months to provide refugee services on Manus Island. This tale raises eyebrows and blood pressures alike, with the cost of services reaching an astronomical $1600 per night per person, in stark contrast to the $108 that could have covered comprehensive services with a hefty profit margin to boot. Read More…
PNG prime minister calls for PALADIN contract to be cancelled, how convenient the timing
23/01/24 05:54 pm
Wash Wash Wash the laundry. Make money with the new money laundering machine
It looks like the PNG Prime Minister is a mate of Scott Morrison otherwise it’s just coincidental timing. The PNG primo has called for the Paladin contract to be cancelled*
The timing is brilliant, just as the questions become harder and the people asking them multiply, in jumps the PNG PM with a ‘Look over there’ opportunity for the government to deflect the burden that PALADIN is becoming.
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Money for nothing and kickbacks for free? – Lets stop the PALADIN questions
19/06/19 08:30 am
What the very fuck is going on?
Paladin, the entity at the centre of suspicions over its government-awarded contract, reported to be $20 Million per month (of Australian taxpayers money) is still under question.
According to the financial review, #Paladin receives $20 Million a month to house refugees “That means on a daily basis it now costs the Australian government over $1600 to house each refugee on Manus, not including food and welfare services, more than double the price of a suite at the Shangri-La hotel in Sydney.” Read More…