“mass murder” and the coverups, Extreme Bushfires in Australia, is a 329 page book about politicians failing to prepare for wildfires. The book’s 140 page bibliography contains about 800 documents, exposing politicians failure with wildfire mitigation, before the Australian government’s secret ’risk estimate’ of 8000 deaths from extreme bushfires, becomes a catastrophic reality.
From September 2023 to March 2025, the book was given an 18 month due diligence process, to avert further financially crippling lawfare against us. Politicians and others have not refuted one word of the book. On the contrary, a Shadow Minister’s endorsement seems to express a wider political acceptance of it’s content.
On 1 September 2023 we began the due diligence by widely distributing a 34 page hard copy of the first Publishing Submission (click here, Publishing Submission). In October 2023, the Prime Minister replied, with a two-page response, focusing on the Submission’s Aboriginal cultural legacy narrative (click here, PM’s response). Then we began the book’s final draft, which needed the approval of both our Committee and experts.
Shadow Minister endorses book
Ten months into the due diligence period – on 24 June 2024 – 113 of 200 Advanced Reader Copies of the book were distributed to Australian government Ministers, Shadow Ministers, State Premiers, Opposition Leaders, National, State and Judicial Libraries and others (click here, book). In July 2024, the Shadow Minister for Science and Manager of Opposition Business in the House, unconditionally endorsed “mass murder” and the coverups with the words: “These are very serious public safety issues and your informed and science-based advocacy is a valuable contribution” (click here, Shadow Minister endorsement). To test the Shadow Minister’s endorsement, we requested he: “…ask a question of the Prime Minister…” (click here, question), and he promptly agreed: “Happy to consider this for…question time…”(click here, answer).
US politicians also failing with wildfires
In a remarkable endorsement of the book’s primary agenda, in January 2025 President Trump inspected the incineration of a substantial part of Los Angeles. He blamed: “…California politicians for failing to prepare for and properly respond to wildfires…”.. Six months later a professional financial cost estimate stated: “…the total losses of the Palisades and Eaton Fire were $65 billion” (Report: L.A. Wildfires broke record for costliest insured fire losses ever Breitbart, 20 July 2025).