In today’s @australian - Jennifer Westacott claims “For the Common Good” as the BCA’s new grassroots campaign initiative. Let’s have a look at this campaign.
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In Senate hearings last week, Westacott acknowledged that she & Grant King met with Cambridge Analytica. She said they didn’t have any relationship with them now and denied using the company in the SA election. But she dodged a question about whether Andre Bragg met CA.
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Questions: Can the BCA answer as to Mr Bragg’s dealings with Cambridge Analytica? Has he met with them? When? Where? How many times? What was discussed? Has he used their services in his capacity at the BCA?
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In the fine print, under T&Cs & the privacy policy on For the Common Good website - it states both “Common Good” and “Centre Ground” are “wholly owned subsidiary of the Business Council of Australia” . There is no public facing for Centre Ground. No BCA branding.
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Under the T&Cs section of the ”Common Good” page says it’s it’s managed by Gustaf Sorman Nilsson. According to his Linked In page, Mr Nilsson was hired as a Campaign Manager at BCA in February.
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Westacott says in today’s
@Australian that “we will collect data voluntarily and comply with every Australian law.” So they are collecting data Then the BCA must be open about the extent and nature of the BCA’s dealings, including Mr Bragg’s, with Cambridge Analytica.Show this thread -
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You also have to wonder how many of those corporate members of the BCA will have an expense item for $200k to the BCA in their P&L. If they do, will it be highlighted as a political donation?
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Your party flagrantly lied to the Australian people regarding the appalling "Mediscare" campaign before the last election. Obama relentlessly mined social media and was acclaimed for it. Seriously...such double standards!
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