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May 26, 2007









Abe Saffron





AFTER almost 30 years of speculation, a niece of the late Abe Saffron has revealed that Australia's most notorious crime figure was behind the fire that killed seven people riding Luna Park's ghost train in June 1979.





"I don't think people were meant to be killed," Anne Buckingham told the Herald. The daughter of Saffron's late sister and business partner Beryl Buckingham also confirmed that - despite years of denials by Saffron - her uncle sought control of the fun park after the fire.



Saffron, who was linked to seven other blazes, was the subject of a later National Crime Authority investigation into the fires. The NCA's final report noted that a Corporate Affairs Commission inquiry had failed to establish that Saffron became the owner, but the authority was scathing about the original police investigation.



While the trails had gone cold, the report stated: "Luna Park, it was alleged, had been coveted by Saffron for over 20 years and the fire in the ghost train had been lit as a trigger to evict the incumbent tenants and gain control of the park lease for himself." Ms Buckingham said her uncle liked to "collect things" and the park was one of them.



When asked if she knew the identity of the person responsible for lighting the fire, Ms Buckingham remained silent. Her revelations emerged during an extended interview about her uncle for the magazine, to be published next Thursday. She laughed nervously when the subject of Luna Park was raised. "The fire at Luna Park - very strange that fire," she said before adding that no one was meant to die.



Ms Buckingham is contesting Saffron's will. Late yesterday she called the Herald to demand it not publish this story. It would not "advance" her cause, she said. She then sent a letter denying she had uttered the words attributed her, although they are recorded in a face to face, taped interview.



At 10.15 on the night of June 9, 1979, flames engulfed the ghost train at Luna Park. Six children and one adult were killed. They included four year 7 boys from Waverley College, Jonathan Billings, Richard Charles Carroll, Michael David Johnson and Seamus Rahilly.

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NSW Parliament June 2007: ...Reverend the Hon. FRED NILE: I ask the Attorney General, and Minister for Justice: Is it a fact that Anne Buckingham, a niece of the late Abe Saffron, has accused Mr Saffron of being the person behind the horrific fire in June 1979 so that he could gain control of the Luna Park property? Will the Government reopen the inquiry into the tragic deaths of seven persons who were killed while riding Luna Park's Ghost Train in June 1979, to answer the concerns of their families?



The Hon. JOHN HATZISTERGOS: I thank Reverend the Hon. Fred Nile for his question. The New South Wales State Coroner, Magistrate Jerram, is aware of the recent media publicity surrounding allegations of Mr Abe Saffron's connection to the fire at Luna Park in June 1979. The State Coroner has not received a formal application to reopen the inquest into the deaths. The State Coroner will consider any application for a reopening of an inquest in the light of fresh evidence or facts that may become available. The New South Wales Police Force is responsible for investigating criminal matters. As such, any evidence, if it is available, should be brought to their attention.

The news of Saffron's suspected involvement was met with shock by some of the families involved. "We have always wanted a conclusion on our son's death," said the parents of 13-year-old victim Jonathan Billings, Sydney and Irene, in an email to the Herald. "Even though this knowledge has caused us shock and grief, we shall continue our journey with peace, whilst loving and caring for our children and our grandchildren."



The terrible man prior to his own death in 2006



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Sydney's Roosevelt Club was where Saffron did his deals, and blackmailed his politician and police clients who protected him and his criminal empire.

Never mind six children dead in the Ghost Train, his copper and politician mates fixed that, check three thousand or so dead at the WTC, and the evidence that says four thousand J's stayed away warned ...the J's buy and blackmail their immunity from the law.





Juanita Neilson



NSW Parliament: The Hon. JENNIFER GARDINER: I draw to the attention of the House the fact that 4 July will mark the twenty-fifth anniversary of the disappearance of Juanita Neilson. On that upcoming anniversary a number of constituents of members of the Legislative Council will be suffering pain and sadness in the knowledge that, after 25 years, no-one has been brought to justice in this matter.



It is hoped that the New South Wales Police Service is still working assiduously to solve this mystery. It is quite extraordinary that there has been no satisfactory closure of this case after such a long period. I think it is appropriate that the Parliament note this sad anniversary.



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She was brutally murdered in 1975, Saffron who is a Jew, is rumored to have hired notorious hitman Lenny Briscoe to do her in.

Saffron was prostitution king, the Lebanese bombers brought into Sydney by scab Sydney Branch P&D Union boss Izzy Wyner, and placed onto the docks, into jobs that would have traditionally gone to working class boys from Sydney's harbor side suburbs like Balmain, were likely behind the Leb style car bomb that took the life of Joe Borg in 1968.



Kindly “king of vice” bombed...





Joe Borg's slaying shocked Sydney



By PETER McCALLUM ...It was 1950 when a 20-year-old migrant, Joe Borg, stepped off the boat from the Mediterranean island of Malta.



But, where many of his countrymen wasted no time in getting down to hard work in the lucky country, Joe found there was easier money. In the double standards of the day, the oldest profession flourished, but ladies “on the game” preferred to work in decent accommodation and needed protection from males who would skim their takings. The young man had found his niche and his warm generous nature earned him the regard of the ladies who, under his care, enjoyed a degree of security not always available.



Joe’s business prospered, he married, and over the years acquired many properties, some he owned outright, others rented. Accounts of the number he controlled ranged from 14 to more than 20.



But his kindness had to go beyond looking after “his girls”. Police were then expected to eradicate such businesses and had to at least put on a show with raids from time to time. Joe’s generosity had to extend to the police too, lest the raids become too frequent or heavy-handed.



That was soon to be the least of worries. By the mid-sixties, others were keen to join in the lucrative trade. Ironically, the new threat came from Joe’s former homeland. Other men from Malta were jealous of Joe’s prosperity, noting his lifestyle and enjoyment of the trappings of success. They believed he should share this with his countrymen.



But while others had yielded to the demands of stand over gang, Joe was of a different mind. He had put years into growing his business, had accepted including a network of police and even a leading “conservative” politician in the spoils. Enough was enough!



The stand over men were determined. Noting his routine, returning home from his rounds in his white utility at 3 am, in a darkened Brighton Boulevarde, with one man watching, another slid under the vehicle, attached gelignite and batteries to the tail shaft under the driver’s seat, wired it to the ignition, and slipped away.



Joe Borg had only occupied the house in Brighton Boulevarde for a few weeks and was painting the front room with a friend, Ben Zammit. Needing more paint, he went to his utility to drive off. A massive bomb blast ripped the vehicle apart. His friend dragged him from the burning vehicle but, with massive injuries, Joe died in the ambulance... the stand over men had won.



ABC 7:30 Report: ELIZABETH JACKSON: One of Australia's leading crime reporters says Abe Saffron's death will enable the full extent of his criminality to be revealed. The 86 year old dubbed "Mr Sin" died yesterday. He'd been linked to crimes including extortion and prostitution, but in later years he tried to reinvent himself as a legitimate businessman.



But as crime reporter Andrew Rule says, his attempts at legitimacy should not cloud the fact he was at the forefront of organised crime in Australia for decades. Mr Rule says Abe Saffron should not be painted as a romantic figure. He says he was a vicious and ruthless gangster.



Quote Michael Edwards prepared this report.



ABE SAFFRON: I get blamed for so many things, and it's horrible that this should happen.



MICHAEL EDWARDS: That's Abe Saffron in 1978, defending himself when South Australia's Attorney General described him as the principal character of organized crime in Australia.



He was labeled many things in his time; a businessman, a benefactor to charities, but it's the label of vicious gangster that one of Australia's best crime reporters, Andrew Rule, thinks fits best.



ANDREW RULE: When we say, you know, colorful identity and old-style crook and all these things, these are euphemisms, which cover and probably soften the image of people who were responsible, either directly or indirectly, for very vicious crimes.



MICHAEL EDWARDS: Abe Saffron got his start running a nightclub in Sydney's King Cross during World War II.



His clubs were the go-to place for thousands of US servicemen looking for recreation, both legal and illegal.



He eventually established a multi million dollar business empire.



But according to Andrew Rule, Abe Saffron and his colleagues didn't play by the rules.



ANDREW RULE: They ruled by fear. They would collect debts for over illegal activities.



They would used armed people who were willing to injure people or to kill them, to collect debts or to dominate a certain industry, whether it be gaming machines or brothels or strip clubs or whatever it might be.



You know, it's all very much like the Sopranos, really.



MICHAEL EDWARDS: Abe Saffron might have given up using street muscle, but he wasn't afraid of using legal muscle to help with this venture.



Andrew Rule was among many journalists to feel the sting of Saffron's lawyers via defamation cases.



He says his death will enable the real story to be told.



ANDREW RULE: Now that he's dead it's quite clear that people will link him without fear with the death of Juanita Nielsen, I believe.



The Sydney heiress, who was ... opposed certain development in Kings Cross and vanished, most certainly murdered.



MICHAEL EDWARDS: And that's not the only one.



ANDREW RULE: He was also, I'm told by very good sources, responsible for the torching of Luna Park, one of the rides at Luna Park in Sydney, in which some children died.



This was being burned off presumably for insurance purposes. He was never held accountable for that. Again, now he's dead, that's a story that can be pursued.



ELIZABETH JACKSON: Crime reporter Andrew Rule ending that report from Michael Edwards.



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Sydney's Mr Sin dies



David Braithwaite

September 15, 2006 - 8:11PM





Quote Abe Saffron, one of Sydney's best-known "colourful identities", died aged 86 this afternoon, a hospital spokesman said.



Saffron, who was jailed for tax evasion, died near his former Kings Cross haunts in St Vincent's Hospital, Darlinghurst, a spokesman said.



Abraham Gilbert Saffron had been living in retirement at Potts Point, an upmarket neighbouring suburb of Kings Cross.



Little had been heard of him in recent times until March this year when he was reported to have "recently' been admitted to St Vincents suffering from pneumonia and food poisoning.



Saffron was the notorious owner of strip joints and other dubious enterprises in Kings Cross who had a reputation for being prepared to do whatever it took to maintain his market dominance.



He was named adversely by various royal commissions and inquiries going back to 1951, and was ultimately jailed for tax fraud.



He took umbrage at being included in a book titled Tough: 101 Australian Gangsters, and claims he was defamed by being called a crime boss and "Mr Sin".



A NSW Supreme Court jury found the two crime writers guilty of defaming him by describing him as crime boss.



A four-man jury found the authors had defamed Mr Saffron when they described him as a "completely depraved" gangster.



The jurors also found claims he had an Australia-wide reputation as a crime boss and offered bribes to police were defamatory.



Claims Mr Saffron was arrested and jailed by the National Crime Authority for tax evasion worth millions of dollars also defamed him, they found.



But the jurors decided Mr Saffron was not defamed by information that police knew him as Mr Sin, that he once whipped a girl at a party and could have torched six of his own nightclubs for the insurance payouts.



In an article in the Herald last year publisher Richard Walsh wrote that Mr Saffron had tried to rehabilitate his reputation in his later years.



Commenting on The Usual Suspect, a biography by former NSW detective Duncan McNab published last year, Mr Walsh wrote:

"The other Abe is a part-time philanthropist, who worked with noble commercial energy to put food in his children's mouths and was tragically misjudged by the world at large,'' he said.



In his review of The Usual Suspects, former criminal lawyer and friend Howard Hilton described Mr Saffron as "one of the most investigated men in Australia''.



"Abraham Gilbert Saffron was born in 1919 to Russian Jewish parents who kept a drapery shop in Annandale,'' he said.



"His mother wanted him to be a doctor but Abe demurred: university was not for him and for a while he worked in the family business.



"He quickly discovered his metier, which was the hotel and entertainment industry.



"He started buying hotels in partnership with family and friends and, fascinated by show business and show girls, started the Roosevelt Club in Orwell Street.



"It quickly became the place to go and many other clubs followed - the Pink Pussy Cat, Les Girls and the Carousel.



"His property empire grew and he became a wealthy man.''



Mr Saffron's jailing for 17 months for tax evasion was due to "perjured evidence'' from a former partner, Mr Hilton wrote.



"Saffron is one of the most investigated men in Australia. Few could survive such scrutiny,'' he said.



"State police forces, the National Crime Authority, the Federal Police, parliamentary inquiries and investigative journalists have all put him under the glass and have not managed to find anything of real consequence.''



AAP adds: A property developer born in the inner western Sydney suburb of Annandale on October 6, 1919, Abe Saffron rose to prominence in the 1940s when he bought the famous Roosevelt Club in Kings Cross - before the area became mired in seedier depths.



He quickly developed a reputation as an entrepreneur who introduced glamour, and Hollywood-style sophistication to Sydney.



But following a royal commission into Sydney's after-hours liquor trade in the 1950s, Mr Saffron was variously referred to as Mr Sin, Mr Big, the Big Man, Gomorrah Himself and the Boss of The Cross.



He gained a level of notoriety following allegations that he had corrupted police and politicians, owned brothels, trafficked in drugs and was somehow involved in the disappearance of Sydney publisher and Mark Foys heiress Juanita Nielsen.



Mr Saffron denied all the claims - and wasted no time resorting to legal action against those bold enough to publish them.



Nevertheless, he was accused of being an underworld figure by politicians in six Australian parliaments as well as judges, magistrates and lawyers in numerous courts.



Mr Saffron, who was educated at the highly-regarded Fort Street High School in Sydney's inner-west, responded to all such claims with the same rejoinder - he was one of Australia's most successful self-made men, a devoted father and grandfather and a man with a long history of charitable works



However, the law did catch up with him once. In November 1987, a Sydney court found him guilty of tax evasion and, despite several legal appeals, he served two years and six months.



In sentencing him, the presiding judge said "in my view the maximum penalty of three years is inadequate".



Throughout the 1960s, he was frequently the focus of police and media attention due to his Kings Cross links, and gained further notoriety in the 1970s following Ms Nielsen's disappearance.



In July 1975, shortly before she disappeared, Ms Nielsen had visited Mr Saffron's Carousel Club in Kings Cross to discuss advertising for the club in her newspaper, Now.



Ms Nielsen's paper had been vigorously campaigning against a proposed $40 million building development in Victoria Street, near the heart of the Cross.



There were also claims she was working on an expose about vice, corruption and illegal gambling in the Cross.



The Carousel was managed by Cross standover man James Anderson, who was known as Mr Saffron's principal offsider, and Ms Nielsen had been invited there by Edward Trigg, an employee of the club.



James Anderson has long been considered a prime suspect in Ms Nielsen's disappearance, although he protested his innocence right up until his death in 2003.



In late 1977, Trigg and two other employees at the Carousel Club were arrested and charged with conspiring to kidnap Ms Nielsen. Trigg was imprisoned for three years, one other man was imprisoned for two years and a third was acquitted.



In 1983, a coronial inquiry determined that Ms Nielsen had probably been killed, although there was insufficient evidence on how she died or who killed her.



The inquest did note that police corruption may have crippled the investigation into her death.



A joint committee of Federal Parliament in 1994 also concluded that corruption had impeded the police investigation.



Mr Saffron was never a suspect in the investigations into Ms Nielsen's disappearance.



Whatever is said or written about Abe Saffron, he will be remembered as of one of Sydney's most successful and controversial businessmen.



http://www.smh.com.au/news/national/syd ... 45527.html



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The Man who paid Sydney's pipers



* Abe Saffron was a criminal who wielded unmeasured power over politicians and police, writes John Dale

* From: The Australian

* September 16, 2006 12:00AM

Quote BORN in Sydney's inner west in 1919, Abraham Gilbert Saffron was the fourth child of a draper and mercer of Russian-Jewish stock. He was educated at Sydney's Fort Street High School, and his first brush with the law occurred at 19 when he was caught acting as a runner for an SP bookie.



Two years later he was charged with receiving six stolen car radios and was given a six-month suspended sentence. In 1946 he acquired the lease on the West End hotel in Balmain and started acquiring shares with silent partners in five more hotels across Sydney before purchasing his first piece of Kings Cross real estate.



The Roosevelt nightclub at 32 OrwellSt became the most glamorous nightspot in the country, frequented by entertainers, politicians, socialites, gangsters and US servicemen. Topless showgirls were allowed on stage provided they remained perfectly still.



In 1951, Saffron appeared at a royal commission into the liquor industry and was charged with lying under oath about his dummy partnerships and the supply of liquor to the Roosevelt. To bypass licensing laws, the entrepreneurial Saffron had patrons ring ahead to order their bottled beer before the six o'clock closing so waiters could supply them legally when they arrived. The fallout from the commission affected the Roosevelt's reputation and two years later it was declared a disorderly house.



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Saffron's reputation suffered further damage when he was charged in 1956 with committing an unnatural act with a woman and of scandalous conduct at a house in Palm Beach. Why Jean, a robustly built country girl, pressed charges is not clear. The case failed, but details of Saffron's fur-covered whip and the six banned books found in his apartment (including Marquis de Sade's 120 Days of Sodom) provided juicy tabloid headlines. The prosecutor described Saffron as completely depraved.



However, there was a departure last year from the usual depictions of Saffron. Duncan McNab, a former policeman and author of The Usual Suspect: The Life of Abe Saffron (Macmillan), in which he asserts that the saucy events above would barely raise an eyebrow today.



McNab's book is a social history, and an enjoyable one, detailing Sydney's evolving nightclub industry. There is no attempt to criticise, expose or probe deeply Saffron's complex character. There are no interviews with those closest to him: his loyal wife, Doreen, who died in 1999; his son Alan, who lives in the US; or his long-term mistress, Rita Hagenfelds, a former Tivoli dancer and mother of his second child. McNab's sources are mainly newspaper clippings, some colourful characters and Saffron's staff, whom he acknowledges. The author met his subject only briefly: "Saffron smiled, was charming and didn't say much at all."



It is apparent McNab has a sneaking admiration for the man referred to for decades as the Boss of the Cross. Yes, Saffron sold sly grog; yes, he was involved in properties where prostitution occurred; and, yes, he "told a few fibs", but he "contributed to charitable organisations all his life".



But when Saffron appeared at a coronial inquiry into four suspicious fires at eastern suburbs brothels, a radio 2JJJ reporter described him as "a short pudgy bloke ... with a thick gold bangle on his right hand and a nice little gold ring on his left pinky".



The coroner ruled there was a prima facie case and referred it to the attorney-general, who declined to prosecute.



From the 1960s to the '80s, Saffron was a leading player in Sydney's entertainment industry. He opened Australia's first strip joint in the Cross and brought out stars such as Frank Sinatra, Lenny Bruce, Tina Turner and Donovan. As the Vietnam War cranked up and US servicemen flooded the Cross on leave, topless go-go girls overtook the strip shows. The Americans brought money, Mandrax, marijuana and heroin. By then Saffron was wealthy; he owned hotels, motels and six clubs, including the Pink Pussycat, the Pink Panther and Les Girls (later the Carousel, where anti-development newspaper owner Juanita Nielsen was last seen alive).



In 1969, Saffron installed Scottish hard man Jim Anderson as his licensee at the notorious Venus Room. It was there that Anderson shot dead Donny "the Glove" Smith in front of off-duty NSW detectives. The case was no-billed. Ten years later, Anderson turned against him and his evidence to the National Crime Authority led to Saffron being jailed for 17 months for tax evasion. If Saffron is a victim in McNab's eyes, Anderson is the villain, "a man consumed by greed and the need for prestige". Unlike Saffron, who presumably owned eight sex shops for higher motives.



Named in the South Australian parliament as a key figure in organised crime, Saffron was stopped at Perth airport in 1973. In his diaries, police found the name and addresses of a NSW judge, NSW police officers and a future attorney-general of NSW. Saffron's solicitor at the time was Morgan Ryan, Lionel Murphy's "little mate". Saffron and Murphy denied meeting but there was no denying Saffron's involvement with deputy police commissioner Bill Allen, whom he met seven times at police HQ. Allen was later jailed for bribing the head of the Special Licensing Police on five occasions. NCA chairman Donald Stewart called Saffron "a corrupter of police and others".



Shortly before his death, Anderson was interviewed by a University of Technology, Sydney, researcher about those years. "People got killed for what they might know," he said. "Money was first raised from gambling, then prostitution and then drugs. I watched it happen. You either went along with it or got out.



"The Cross changed when the police took over the drug scene ... the police became the gangsters. NSW premier Robert Askin was the godfather and corruption reigned supreme from the dustman to the premier."



Perhaps because of Saffron's litigious nature, McNab did not delve too deeply into his client's darker side. Instead, he wheeled out evidence of donations to the Benevolent Society and Moriah College and describes Saffron as a model prisoner.



Whatever may emerge after Saffron's death yesterday, aged 87, in Sydney's StVincent's Private Hospital, we'll probably never know the full extent of the power and influence that this clever draper's son from Annandale wielded for 40 years over police, vice and politicians of all stripes in the city of Sydney.



This is an edited version of a story that appeared in The Weekend Australian Review on September 10, 2005.

http://www.theaustralian.com.au/news/fe ... 1112219502 May 26, 2007 http://www.brisbanetimes.com.au/news...601666851.html AFTER almost 30 years of speculation, a niece of the late Abe Saffron has revealed that Australia's most notorious crime figure was behind the fire that killed seven people riding Luna Park's ghost train in June 1979."I don't think people were meant to be killed," Anne Buckingham told the Herald. The daughter of Saffron's late sister and business partner Beryl Buckingham also confirmed that - despite years of denials by Saffron - her uncle sought control of the fun park after the fire.Saffron, who was linked to seven other blazes, was the subject of a later National Crime Authority investigation into the fires. The NCA's final report noted that a Corporate Affairs Commission inquiry had failed to establish that Saffron became the owner, but the authority was scathing about the original police investigation.While the trails had gone cold, the report stated: "Luna Park, it was alleged, had been coveted by Saffron for over 20 years and the fire in the ghost train had been lit as a trigger to evict the incumbent tenants and gain control of the park lease for himself." Ms Buckingham said her uncle liked to "collect things" and the park was one of them.When asked if she knew the identity of the person responsible for lighting the fire, Ms Buckingham remained silent. Her revelations emerged during an extended interview about her uncle for the magazine, to be published next Thursday. She laughed nervously when the subject of Luna Park was raised. "The fire at Luna Park - very strange that fire," she said before adding that no one was meant to die.Ms Buckingham is contesting Saffron's will. Late yesterday she called the Herald to demand it not publish this story. It would not "advance" her cause, she said. She then sent a letter denying she had uttered the words attributed her, although they are recorded in a face to face, taped interview.At 10.15 on the night of June 9, 1979, flames engulfed the ghost train at Luna Park. Six children and one adult were killed. They included four year 7 boys from Waverley College, Jonathan Billings, Richard Charles Carroll, Michael David Johnson and Seamus Rahilly.The terrible man prior to his own death in 2006Quote:Sydney's Roosevelt Club was where Saffron did his deals, and blackmailed his politician and police clients who protected him and his criminal empire.Never mind six children dead in the Ghost Train, his copper and politician mates fixed that, check three thousand or so dead at the WTC, and the evidence that says four thousand J's stayed away warned ...the J's buy and blackmail their immunity from the law.Juanita NeilsonNSW Parliament: The Hon. JENNIFER GARDINER: I draw to the attention of the House the fact that 4 July will mark the twenty-fifth anniversary of the disappearance of Juanita Neilson. On that upcoming anniversary a number of constituents of members of the Legislative Council will be suffering pain and sadness in the knowledge that, after 25 years, no-one has been brought to justice in this matter.It is hoped that the New South Wales Police Service is still working assiduously to solve this mystery. It is quite extraordinary that there has been no satisfactory closure of this case after such a long period. I think it is appropriate that the Parliament note this sad anniversary.Quote:She was brutally murdered in 1975, Saffron who is a Jew, is rumored to have hired notorious hitman Lenny Briscoe to do her in.Saffron was prostitution king, the Lebanese bombers brought into Sydney by scab Sydney Branch P&D Union boss Izzy Wyner, and placed onto the docks, into jobs that would have traditionally gone to working class boys from Sydney's harbor side suburbs like Balmain, were likely behind the Leb style car bomb that took the life of Joe Borg in 1968.Kindly “king of vice” bombed...Joe Borg's slaying shocked SydneyBy PETER McCALLUM ...It was 1950 when a 20-year-old migrant, Joe Borg, stepped off the boat from the Mediterranean island of Malta.But, where many of his countrymen wasted no time in getting down to hard work in the lucky country, Joe found there was easier money. In the double standards of the day, the oldest profession flourished, but ladies “on the game” preferred to work in decent accommodation and needed protection from males who would skim their takings. The young man had found his niche and his warm generous nature earned him the regard of the ladies who, under his care, enjoyed a degree of security not always available.Joe’s business prospered, he married, and over the years acquired many properties, some he owned outright, others rented. Accounts of the number he controlled ranged from 14 to more than 20.But his kindness had to go beyond looking after “his girls”. Police were then expected to eradicate such businesses and had to at least put on a show with raids from time to time. Joe’s generosity had to extend to the police too, lest the raids become too frequent or heavy-handed.That was soon to be the least of worries. By the mid-sixties, others were keen to join in the lucrative trade. Ironically, the new threat came from Joe’s former homeland. Other men from Malta were jealous of Joe’s prosperity, noting his lifestyle and enjoyment of the trappings of success. They believed he should share this with his countrymen.But while others had yielded to the demands of stand over gang, Joe was of a different mind. He had put years into growing his business, had accepted including a network of police and even a leading “conservative” politician in the spoils. Enough was enough!The stand over men were determined. Noting his routine, returning home from his rounds in his white utility at 3 am, in a darkened Brighton Boulevarde, with one man watching, another slid under the vehicle, attached gelignite and batteries to the tail shaft under the driver’s seat, wired it to the ignition, and slipped away.Joe Borg had only occupied the house in Brighton Boulevarde for a few weeks and was painting the front room with a friend, Ben Zammit. Needing more paint, he went to his utility to drive off. A massive bomb blast ripped the vehicle apart. His friend dragged him from the burning vehicle but, with massive injuries, Joe died in the ambulance... the stand over men had won.ABC 7:30 Report: ELIZABETH JACKSON: One of Australia's leading crime reporters says Abe Saffron's death will enable the full extent of his criminality to be revealed. The 86 year old dubbed "Mr Sin" died yesterday. He'd been linked to crimes including extortion and prostitution, but in later years he tried to reinvent himself as a legitimate businessman.But as crime reporter Andrew Rule says, his attempts at legitimacy should not cloud the fact he was at the forefront of organised crime in Australia for decades. Mr Rule says Abe Saffron should not be painted as a romantic figure. He says he was a vicious and ruthless gangster.=====================David BraithwaiteSeptember 15, 2006 - 8:11PM============* Abe Saffron was a criminal who wielded unmeasured power over politicians and police, writes John Dale* From: The Australian* September 16, 2006 12:00AM



After the Revolution of 1905, the Czar had prudently prepared for further outbreaks by transferring some $400 million in cash to the New York banks, Chase, National City, Guaranty Trust, J.P.Morgan Co., and Hanover Trust. In 1914, these same banks bought the controlling number of shares in the newly organized Federal Reserve Bank of New York, paying for the stock with the Czar\'s sequestered funds. In November 1917, Red Guards drove a truck to the Imperial Bank and removed the Romanoff gold and jewels. The gold was later shipped directly to Kuhn, Loeb Co. in New York.-- Curse of Canaan ada Elder





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Re: Abe Saffron: Idiot Jew crime boss evades prosecution after killing seven in Sydney insurance fir « Reply #1 on: December 08, 2010, 02:48:55 PM » Quote

Churchill And The Sayanim Network





Churchill's Mother Was Jenny Jacobson



Churchill And Roosevelt Were The Main Factors In WW2



They egged Poland into killing German nationals and provoking Hitler



Churchill's Daughter Arabella



Arabella Has A Son, Jacob Barton



Jake Is Now 34, And Charged With Ecstasy Peddling



It Turns Out Jacob Is A Major Dealer



Jacob Churchill Barton who is an Australian, is said to be a major ecstasy dealer, and was caught with $12 million in tablets. Gerard Woodgate was his accomplice.



The Australian ecstasy market was controlled by an Israeli, Abe Saffron, and there is no way you become a dealer without an invitation. The Zionist Sayanim network says if you are loyal to international Jewry, than you come under their umbrella. Jacob was given this ecstasy franchise because of the network.



The sayanim's code is to always favor another Jewish person in any transaction. It could be a admission to a college, a job opportunity, a government contract, student loans getting erased. Have no doubt the network will pull all stops to protect young Churchill. [4]



Abe Saffron Was Consider 'Mr. Sydney'



Abe, who recently passed on, is alleged to have been Australia's 'Don of Dons'



Australia's Most Notorious Gangster



A Younger Abe Saffron



Abe Was Based Out Of Sydney



Sydney, Australia Is Considered The Ninth Best City In The World



Abraham's Empire has been based here for sixty years



Abe Died Last Month And All Of Australia Feels The Loss



Sid Berman escorts Lenore Fanning (nee Lennie Feldman), to mourn Abe



What Is The Story Here?



A Jewish gangster who has controlled Australia's crime, politics, and police for sixty years, has passed on. When the 'Kingpin' dies at 86, in Israel, Australia's newspapers go into hyper drive to lionize Abe.













Australian History



In January of 1788 Port Jackson was established by Captain Phillip. In 1850 there was the Eureka gold rush, and with it came the immigration of Australia initial Jewish traders.



They built the Great Sydney Synagogue in 1878. In 1973 Jewish interests abolished White Australia policy, encouraging multiculturalism.



In 2001 the same group passed sweeping gun control over the 'Port Arthur' incident. Detailed history





























Who Was Abe Saffron?



Saffron was born in Sydney in 1919, and by 1940 he was running clubs for visiting servicemen. Mr Big of Australian crime. By 1950 he owned the West End Hotel, Westdale Hotel, Cumberland, Gladstone and Albert Hotels. He had been arrested on theft, liquor infractions, 1952 perjury, tax evasion, etc. His greatest sin was the corruption of police, politicians, and perhaps even the moral fabric of Australian society.









His roots were in Kings Cross, Sydney's red light district. He had interests in hotels, nightclubs, restaurants, casinos, a sex shop, adult movie clubs and development and finance companies, and drugs. In November 1987, Saffron was found guilty of tax evasion and despite several legal appeals, he served 17 months in jail.



This paper says his tentacles reached into all the various unions, Painters, Dockers Union, Service Employees, Truckers, etc. Reporters say he even torched six of his own nightclubs for the insurance payouts.



















Saffron Was Accused Of Whipping A Girl



Reporters said he whipped a girl half to death at a sex party. He was arrested in a raid on Palm Beach, and the police prosecutor said, Saffron's private morality is sexually depraved.









Lived Like Royalty



Saffron lived in Sydney's most exclusive neighborhood, the Vaucluse. Whenever he was refereed to as a Jewish mobster, he either sued, or had his thugs threaten the reporter. His body guards were Mossad.







































His Specialty Was 'The Fix'



Just how does a 'Greasy Jewish Gangster' get away with whore houses, gambling, union corruption, bribery, etc. His corruption reached to the top levels of Australian politics. That is one interpretation of how Saffron was able to repeatedly beat charges in court.



























Getting Away With Murder



Saffron was believed to have orchestrated the killing of the Mark Foys retailing Heiress, J. Alicia Nielsen. She was an editor of the Kings Cross newspaper, which did countless articles exposing Saffron.



The Aussie papers called her an ideologue, buried the story on page three, below an article about two kangaroos run over on highway 10. Australians said nothing about this snake called Abe.























Abe's new image





Building An Image



Now that Abe is dead, his fellow Jews want his image rebuilt. No longer will Abe be referred to as a 'Crime Boss', a pimp, bootlegger, an alleged drug kingpin.



Now Abe is a family man, a hotelier, a businessman, who charity work included a college wing. Australian papers, under the Jewish Robert Murdoch stewardship, have set a course for redemption.













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Burial In A Military Cemetery?



Australian Jewish leaders are now suggesting that he be buried at military cemetery. Their claim is he served in the Australian Army in 1943, saw battle action, and preformed heroically.



















Make Room For Abe



Wouldn't that be special, burying this 'Pile of Garbage' next to real heroes, like Capt Dunton.











What Is Abraham's Legacy To Australia



Maybe, now that Saffron is dead, all of Australia's drug, prostitution, gambling, extortion, etc will stop? Not hardly, Australia's $2 billion drug market is not going away. Abe is not giving his hotels, gambling interests, prostitution rings, to some needy aborigines.



No, this empire will continued to be run by the Australia's Jewish Mafia





http://thisiszionism.blogspot.com/2008/ ... twork.html mchawe Guest Re: Abe Saffron: Idiot Jew crime boss evades prosecution after killing seven in Sydney insurance fir « Reply #2 on: December 08, 2010, 04:06:36 PM » Australia.

Same as everywhere else.

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