Brian Ross wrote on Sep 29
th, 2014 at 10:59pm:
Calanen wrote on Sep 29
th, 2014 at 9:41pm:
Absolutely, if you know service personnel, especially Australian service personnel, they are switched, on straight talking people with a lot of gravitas, who weigh up and think carefully about everything they do. Especially a career officer in his 40s.
This would explain the numerous charges of rape, sexual assault, molestation and sexual harassment eminating from the ADF would it?
I've served, I've known good servicepeople, I've known outright dick servicepeople. They are a varied lot. Not all are saints, not all are sinners. Pretty much like the rest of society in many ways.
Numerous?
Compared to civilians, the ADF is a extremely well behaved organisation. And don't forget where the ADF is forced to recruit from, the violent cesspool that is Australian society.
FEMALE students are at twice the risk of being sexually assaulted at a civilian university than at the Australian Defence Force Academy.
The latest audit report into the treatment of women at Australia's only military university by Sex Discrimination Commissioner Elizabeth Broderick found 27 per cent of female students experienced some form of sexual harassment during the past year.
Only 1.6 per cent reported a "major sexual assault".By comparison, the most recent survey conducted within the civilian sector by the National Union of Students (NUS) uncovered an alarming rate of sexual harassment and serious sexual assault.
It found that 67 per cent or more than 1000 of the 1500 female students surveyed had experienced an unwanted sexual experience.
A staggering 17 per cent - or 230 - of those surveyed reported they had been raped and 31 per cent (465) said they had sex without giving consent.http://www.news.com.au/national/civilian-universities-have-higher-rate-of-sexual...AUSTRALIAN women are being sexually assaulted at twice the rate of women worldwide.
Despite our greater gender equality,
we rank third after the war-torn Congo and the southern African nations of Namibia, South Africa and Zimbabwe for rates of sexual assault against women.
One in six Australian women have been the victim of a sexual assault by a non-partner, compared to one in 14 women around the world, a new study shows.
When sexual assaults by partners are included more than one in five — or 2.3 million —
http://www.townsvillebulletin.com.au/news/national/australias-sexual-assault-sha...Don't believe the lies you have been fed; while there are some utter scumbags in the system, they are the very few, compared to the civilian rapist the are the norm rather than the exception.