Noel "Molly" Muller...Fraud, Liar and Wannabe
Noel
Patrick
"Molly"
Muller
of
NLA
Mad
Galah fame
claims
his chance of
recognition for
his heroic
HMAS
Vendetta
service was thwarted
by the
Freemasons
who
were
controlling his
ship. Fair
dinkum
these are his exact
words:
"What
you
see
upon my
person
on
days
of
Remembrance
I have
earned in
the most severe
circumstances
imaginable. Due
to
secrecy self imposed by a
"Mason's" ruled Naval
Machine,
I
will
never
receive any
recognition
for my
activities
as a
diver in
Brunei but
hell, what's a
few more
medals among
mates"
Molly,
you
know,
I know
and
every
one
of
the
other
317
officers
and crew of HMAS
Vendetta
FESR service know, that
what you
have said about your Navy
service is
10% truth and
90%
crap.
The
purpose
of
this
email
is to
once
again
point
out the
quality of the
Veterans who
support
the crazy
element of
the Mad Galah movement.
It may also
give Muller the
opportunity to
recant
his
"stories"
with perhaps a
little
more
emphasis on
the
truth, but
then
again if you
have
convinced
your family
that you
suffer terribly
as a result
of your
war caused
injuries I guess it's a
bit hard to
drop the
charade. It
is
a damn pity (For
Molly) that DVA
also
disagree with
Molly's
version of his
service.
These
are
some
other
things
that
"Molly"
has
said:
"In
my
case,
very
nearly
at the
cost
of
my
very
life due
to
the stupidity of a
Naval
Officer. I
have
been under
the
treatment of
Psychiatrists since
the RAN
dumped me
in
1966 (following
injuries
suffered)
but the RAN did it in
such
a way
as
to make it impossible for
me to
obtain any
compensation"
Molly
are
you
sure
that
this
is
correct?
Perhaps you
should
consider
the
Ophthalmologists
report
that
said
you were
Below Naval Physical
Standards
(BPNS)
in
your
rating
as
a
Visual
Signaller (V/S)
and
you
were
directed to
transfer to
another category or
branch. It appears that you
refused to transfer
and therefore
were discharged BPNS,
well before
your initial nine year
enlistment was up,
three
and a
half
years to be exact.
I suggest
you stuffed up
and got the
boot
rather than any war
caused
injuries
provoking your
early
discharge – Any
comments?
Now
the
rib
tickler:
"I
was
made
to
carry
out
the
duties
of
Clearance
Diver
as we
had no CDT onboard. I
was
instructed to accompany the
Ghurkas
inshore and make sure
that
they were
established
and then
return to the Ship with the
"Inflatable"
that they
used.
On
recovering them,
somehow,
the
ship
was given incorrect
co-ordinates and I
beached
where
there was a company of
PKI. By
that, I
mean
that I
beached
and then
a
company of PKI
came along from
inshore.
They
were
spread out
and
heading directly
to the beach.
I was
forced
to
engage several
of
these
individuals
and in
the process, I
dispatched three that
I
am
aware
of
but there
may
well be
more.
The Patrol did
not go
onto the sand but stayed in
the
jungle and headed
north
away
from me and as soon as I
believed it
safe,
I
re-entered the
water and
made haste
back to HMAS
Vendetta. I
reported
immediately to
Captain John
P Stevenson and
reported the entire
incident to him
in
detail".
"We
withdrew
and
made
afresh
contact
with
the
'ghurkas
and it
turned out that we
had
indeed
landed in Indonesian
Territory. New
co-ordinates
were
given and the
following
night.
I returned inshore with
the
new
bearings.
I made
contact
with the
Ghurkas and
brought them
back
on
board. As
a matter
of an
aside, the
Ghurkas, you
will recall
Phillip
had
Hessian bags
which
contained
human
heads.
On reboarding HMAS
Vendetta, these
heads were
place in the
ABCD
Shower Cubicle. (The Wash
Down
area
for
anyone
contaminated by
Atomic.
Biological ,
Chemical
Agents)
where
they
remained until we
returned the
Ghurkas
to
Singapore.
It evolved
that the
heads
were for
the
purpose
of
positive
identification
of the
individual
PKI
operatives whom
had
been captured
and
slain."
"Molly"
you
took
on a
Company
of PKI
soldiers,
killed
three
or
more
of
them
and
the
rest
ran
away?
What did you
use, a
Bowie Knife, a
Rifle or
your
Karate
hardened
bare
hands?
It is no wonder
you are
crooked on the Freemasons
for
not
giving you a medal,
you
deserved a
VC. Any
comments?
The
old
"Head
in
Hessian
Bag"
story
rears
its ugly
---whoops
no won't
say it –
again. This is
a
hackneyed
theme often
used
by the less
honest
FESR
sailors
making DVA
claims.
Molly please confirm that
the
Officers of
Vendetta allowed
rotting
human heads
to fester
away and
roll
around
in
the
ABCD
shower
cubicle
whilst you
returned
to
Singapore. Sounds
more
like a
pirate ship
than the very
proud HMAS
Vendetta.
Any
comment?
Here
is
another
example of
the
"Vendetta
head maneuver"
and
with
little
effort could dig up
more
-
see
paragraphs 7 to
12
http://www.austlii.edu.au/cgi-bin/sinodisp/au/cases/cth/AATA/2004/86.html?query=HMAS%20Vendetta
Any
soldier
who
ever
pulled
on
a
boot
knows
you
are
full
of it
when you claim to
have single
handed
defeated a
Company of
Indonesian soldiers.
Even
your dopey
mate Barry
Corse
should have
questioned that
one, but
then again
Guru Corse
resides in a
place
not of
this
earth.
Recently
you
had
the
temerity
to
"take to
task" a
learned
Veteran
who attained senior
rank
during his service and who now
serves in a senior position
with the
Australian
Defence
Association. You also took to task
Bob
Buick
MM
likening
your
service to his, what a
load of
coddswallop.
This is
what
you
said of the ADA
representative:
"He
has
read
widely
burgeoning
tomes
from
around
the
globe
relative to
matters of
war and
has
declared himself as
an
Authority.
("Definition
= He
is
a
Power of
One"). So, do
not be
daunted by his loss from your
efforts
Francis
as
he
was
absolutely
useless
to
you
unless you paid upfront
one of
his
inordinate
subscription
fee's
and then you became a
valued
"friend".
“Neil
James
is
an
unusual
customer
whom
delights in
causticity
towards
anyone whom
does
not scrape and bow
to his
assumed
ascendancy. I regret
that
this situation
is indeed
a fallacy
of
Neil
James and I am
guilty of
having
taken him
to
task about
his
bona
fides"
This
is
what
you
said
to
Bob
Buick
MM
"We
are,
fortunately/unfortunately
(fill
in
the
spaces)
the
Veterans community. Mr
Buick
whom you appear to feel the
need to
defend fought in
Malaya (So
did I)
and
Borneo (So
did
I) and Vietnam (So did I) and I
have
been to
Vladivostok
and
have
spent 16 hours
playing
silly
games
with a Russian
Whiskey
class
Submarine. I can
assure
you
that I do not claim to
have won
a MM but then I never wore
any
long
service
and
good conduct
medals to which I
was
not
entitled
to either,
Neil"
Vladivostok?
Vendetta
never
went
that
far
north,
neither
did
Melbourne.
Perhaps you visited
Vladivostok
on a
Trafalgar
Tour?
"Fought
in
Vietnam",
that's
strange,
you
were on
HMAS
Melbourne
that never in its 27
year
history
fired
a
shot in
anger
or
engaged an enemy. You did
"bob"
around
Vietnam well out to
sea
for a few days during April
and
May
1966, and
you
may
have
fought your way to the
sailors
mess
for
Devonshire
tea, but
you never
"fought in
Vietnam"
Of
course
your
"Fighting
in
Malaya
and
Borneo"
refers
to your
single handed
destruction of
a PKI
Company.
You
also
allude
to
being
in
possession
of
"secret
documents"
"
I
was
then, by
way
of
opportunity
to the
Royal
Navy
and
the
ACNB simply by being
in the
region
automatically
involved in the
Indonesian
Konfrontasi
against
the
PKI in
the
North of Borneo and
this
situation
persisted
between 1963 and
1964
but
although I
hold
(previously) Secret
documents
stating
the nature of
our
involvement, the
RAN has
apologised that
due to circumstances
not under
their
control, the Log
Book
of the
HMAS Vendetta for this
entire
period (so we are
talking about several books)
have been LOST and with
the
regret
of the RAN, they
are
unable to
collaborate my
service in the
region".
Got
some
good
news
for
you, the
Log
Books
and
Report of
Proceedings for
Vendetta
1961 – 1964
are
available and
will soon be posted to
the
Internet
so
that old
sailors
like you can
reminisce about your
involvement
with the Royal Navy, the
Australian
Commonwealth
Naval
Board (ACNB),
severed heads,
one
man
fire fights
and great diving
exploits. If
you
like, would
be
happy to direct Veterans
Affairs
to the
"lost" documents so
that your
long
awaited claim can "get up"
You
said
all
these
silly
things
as
part
of
the
email
shown
below - (Heading
only)
“From:
Noel
P
Muller [mailto:daring08@gmail.com]
Sent: Sunday,
March 30, 2008
2:46 PM
To: execdir@ada.asn.au; Allen J
Petersen; Phillip Moon; orangeprotest@googlegroups.com
Subject: Who am
I
(Referring)
Neil
James
(Ada)
(For
Information)
Dear
Phillip
Moon”
(contents
removed,
but
are
available
on
request)
Incidentally
Phillip
Moon
(the
addressee)
is an
ex
RAAF
NLA
supporter,
he is also
a hero,
he too single
handed,
cleaned up a
group of
Malayan
communist
terrorists,
whilst
he was
meandering
around the
perimeter of the
Butterworth
air
base – but
that is another
story.
Muller
recently provided his
record
of
service,
as
shown below. It's not
quite
right
is
it?
"Units
of
Service,
HMAS
Cerberus
16/1/1961,
HMAS
Vendetta
8/1/1962-30/4/1964.
HMAS
Kuttabul
1/5/1964-xx/11/1965-30/6/1966 -
Discharged to
shore,
Physically
Unsuited for
Naval
Service following injuries
sustained.
Service record, Far
East
Strategic
Reserve
1962,
Vietnam
1966
(2
occasions) Regalia
Earned:- ASM
(FESR Bar); AASM
(Vietnam Bar
1966
&
1966);
VLSM 1966;
Pingat
Jasa
Malaysia
Medal
1962-1963-1964;
ADM (Service
ADF):"
What
happened
to
HMAS
MELBOURNE,
6/12/65
-
29/6/66,
in
which
you
earned the
VLSM? You
conveniently
forgot
that
ship. Why? Was it
because the
Captain
tossed you
off
it
and out
of
the Navy?
Molly
you
have
often
challenged
all and
sundry
to
check
the
bona
fides of your Navy
Service,
saying that it is an open
book
– and so it is - only
problem is
that it is
mostly a
work
of not
so fine
fiction.
Before
we
receive
the
ROPs
and Log
books
perhaps
there are
some
offended HMAS
Vendetta
crew who
may wish to
confirm or
deny Molly's
stories?
Aye
Fergus
Noel "Molly" Muller...Fraud, Liar and Wannabe
Noel
Patrick
"Molly"
Muller
of
NLA
Mad
Galah fame
claims
his chance of
recognition for
his heroic
HMAS
Vendetta
service was thwarted
by the
Freemasons
who
were
controlling his
ship. Fair
dinkum
these are his exact
words:
"What
you
see
upon my
person
on
days
of
Remembrance
I have
earned in
the most severe
circumstances
imaginable. Due
to
secrecy self imposed by a
"Mason's" ruled Naval
Machine,
I
will
never
receive any
recognition
for my
activities
as a
diver in
Brunei but
hell, what's a
few more
medals among
mates"
Molly,
you
know,
I know
and
every
one
of
the
other
317
officers
and crew of HMAS
Vendetta
FESR service know, that
what you
have said about your Navy
service is
10% truth and
90%
crap.
The
purpose
of
this
email
is to
once
again
point
out the
quality of the
Veterans who
support
the crazy
element of
the Mad Galah movement.
It may also
give Muller the
opportunity to
recant
his
"stories"
with perhaps a
little
more
emphasis on
the
truth, but
then
again if you
have
convinced
your family
that you
suffer terribly
as a result
of your
war caused
injuries I guess it's a
bit hard to
drop the
charade. It
is
a damn pity (For
Molly) that DVA
also
disagree with
Molly's
version of his
service.
These
are
some
other
things
that
"Molly"
has
said:
"In
my
case,
very
nearly
at the
cost
of
my
very
life due
to
the stupidity of a
Naval
Officer. I
have
been under
the
treatment of
Psychiatrists since
the RAN
dumped me
in
1966 (following
injuries
suffered)
but the RAN did it in
such
a way
as
to make it impossible for
me to
obtain any
compensation"
Molly
are
you
sure
that
this
is
correct?
Perhaps you
should
consider
the
Ophthalmologists
report
that
said
you were
Below Naval Physical
Standards
(BPNS)
in
your
rating
as
a
Visual
Signaller (V/S)
and
you
were
directed to
transfer to
another category or
branch. It appears that you
refused to transfer
and therefore
were discharged BPNS,
well before
your initial nine year
enlistment was up,
three
and a
half
years to be exact.
I suggest
you stuffed up
and got the
boot
rather than any war
caused
injuries
provoking your
early
discharge – Any
comments?
Now
the
rib
tickler:
"I
was
made
to
carry
out
the
duties
of
Clearance
Diver
as we
had no CDT onboard. I
was
instructed to accompany the
Ghurkas
inshore and make sure
that
they were
established
and then
return to the Ship with the
"Inflatable"
that they
used.
On
recovering them,
somehow,
the
ship
was given incorrect
co-ordinates and I
beached
where
there was a company of
PKI. By
that, I
mean
that I
beached
and then
a
company of PKI
came along from
inshore.
They
were
spread out
and
heading directly
to the beach.
I was
forced
to
engage several
of
these
individuals
and in
the process, I
dispatched three that
I
am
aware
of
but there
may
well be
more.
The Patrol did
not go
onto the sand but stayed in
the
jungle and headed
north
away
from me and as soon as I
believed it
safe,
I
re-entered the
water and
made haste
back to HMAS
Vendetta. I
reported
immediately to
Captain John
P Stevenson and
reported the entire
incident to him
in
detail".
"We
withdrew
and
made
afresh
contact
with
the
'ghurkas
and it
turned out that we
had
indeed
landed in Indonesian
Territory. New
co-ordinates
were
given and the
following
night.
I returned inshore with
the
new
bearings.
I made
contact
with the
Ghurkas and
brought them
back
on
board. As
a matter
of an
aside, the
Ghurkas, you
will recall
Phillip
had
Hessian bags
which
contained
human
heads.
On reboarding HMAS
Vendetta, these
heads were
place in the
ABCD
Shower Cubicle. (The Wash
Down
area
for
anyone
contaminated by
Atomic.
Biological ,
Chemical
Agents)
where
they
remained until we
returned the
Ghurkas
to
Singapore.
It evolved
that the
heads
were for
the
purpose
of
positive
identification
of the
individual
PKI
operatives whom
had
been captured
and
slain."
"Molly"
you
took
on a
Company
of PKI
soldiers,
killed
three
or
more
of
them
and
the
rest
ran
away?
What did you
use, a
Bowie Knife, a
Rifle or
your
Karate
hardened
bare
hands?
It is no wonder
you are
crooked on the Freemasons
for
not
giving you a medal,
you
deserved a
VC. Any
comments?
The
old
"Head
in
Hessian
Bag"
story
rears
its ugly
---whoops
no won't
say it –
again. This is
a
hackneyed
theme often
used
by the less
honest
FESR
sailors
making DVA
claims.
Molly please confirm that
the
Officers of
Vendetta allowed
rotting
human heads
to fester
away and
roll
around
in
the
ABCD
shower
cubicle
whilst you
returned
to
Singapore. Sounds
more
like a
pirate ship
than the very
proud HMAS
Vendetta.
Any
comment?
Here
is
another
example of
the
"Vendetta
head maneuver"
and
with
little
effort could dig up
more
-
see
paragraphs 7 to
12
http://www.austlii.edu.au/cgi-bin/sinodisp/au/cases/cth/AATA/2004/86.html?query=HMAS%20Vendetta
Any
soldier
who
ever
pulled
on
a
boot
knows
you
are
full
of it
when you claim to
have single
handed
defeated a
Company of
Indonesian soldiers.
Even
your dopey
mate Barry
Corse
should have
questioned that
one, but
then again
Guru Corse
resides in a
place
not of
this
earth.
Recently
you
had
the
temerity
to
"take to
task" a
learned
Veteran
who attained senior
rank
during his service and who now
serves in a senior position
with the
Australian
Defence
Association. You also took to task
Bob
Buick
MM
likening
your
service to his, what a
load of
coddswallop.
This is
what
you
said of the ADA
representative:
"He
has
read
widely
burgeoning
tomes
from
around
the
globe
relative to
matters of
war and
has
declared himself as
an
Authority.
("Definition
= He
is
a
Power of
One"). So, do
not be
daunted by his loss from your
efforts
Francis
as
he
was
absolutely
useless
to
you
unless you paid upfront
one of
his
inordinate
subscription
fee's
and then you became a
valued
"friend".
“Neil
James
is
an
unusual
customer
whom
delights in
causticity
towards
anyone whom
does
not scrape and bow
to his
assumed
ascendancy. I regret
that
this situation
is indeed
a fallacy
of
Neil
James and I am
guilty of
having
taken him
to
task about
his
bona
fides"
This
is
what
you
said
to
Bob
Buick
MM
"We
are,
fortunately/unfortunately
(fill
in
the
spaces)
the
Veterans community. Mr
Buick
whom you appear to feel the
need to
defend fought in
Malaya (So
did I)
and
Borneo (So
did
I) and Vietnam (So did I) and I
have
been to
Vladivostok
and
have
spent 16 hours
playing
silly
games
with a Russian
Whiskey
class
Submarine. I can
assure
you
that I do not claim to
have won
a MM but then I never wore
any
long
service
and
good conduct
medals to which I
was
not
entitled
to either,
Neil"
Vladivostok?
Vendetta
never
went
that
far
north,
neither
did
Melbourne.
Perhaps you visited
Vladivostok
on a
Trafalgar
Tour?
"Fought
in
Vietnam",
that's
strange,
you
were on
HMAS
Melbourne
that never in its 27
year
history
fired
a
shot in
anger
or
engaged an enemy. You did
"bob"
around
Vietnam well out to
sea
for a few days during April
and
May
1966, and
you
may
have
fought your way to the
sailors
mess
for
Devonshire
tea, but
you never
"fought in
Vietnam"
Of
course
your
"Fighting
in
Malaya
and
Borneo"
refers
to your
single handed
destruction of
a PKI
Company.
You
also
allude
to
being
in
possession
of
"secret
documents"
"
I
was
then, by
way
of
opportunity
to the
Royal
Navy
and
the
ACNB simply by being
in the
region
automatically
involved in the
Indonesian
Konfrontasi
against
the
PKI in
the
North of Borneo and
this
situation
persisted
between 1963 and
1964
but
although I
hold
(previously) Secret
documents
stating
the nature of
our
involvement, the
RAN has
apologised that
due to circumstances
not under
their
control, the Log
Book
of the
HMAS Vendetta for this
entire
period (so we are
talking about several books)
have been LOST and with
the
regret
of the RAN, they
are
unable to
collaborate my
service in the
region".
Got
some
good
news
for
you, the
Log
Books
and
Report of
Proceedings for
Vendetta
1961 – 1964
are
available and
will soon be posted to
the
Internet
so
that old
sailors
like you can
reminisce about your
involvement
with the Royal Navy, the
Australian
Commonwealth
Naval
Board (ACNB),
severed heads,
one
man
fire fights
and great diving
exploits. If
you
like, would
be
happy to direct Veterans
Affairs
to the
"lost" documents so
that your
long
awaited claim can "get up"
You
said
all
these
silly
things
as
part
of
the
email
shown
below - (Heading
only)
“From:
Noel
P
Muller [mailto:daring08@gmail.com]
Sent: Sunday,
March 30, 2008
2:46 PM
To: execdir@ada.asn.au; Allen J
Petersen; Phillip Moon; orangeprotest@googlegroups.com
Subject: Who am
I
(Referring)
Neil
James
(Ada)
(For
Information)
Dear
Phillip
Moon”
(contents
removed,
but
are
available
on
request)
Incidentally
Phillip
Moon
(the
addressee)
is an
ex
RAAF
NLA
supporter,
he is also
a hero,
he too single
handed,
cleaned up a
group of
Malayan
communist
terrorists,
whilst
he was
meandering
around the
perimeter of the
Butterworth
air
base – but
that is another
story.
Muller
recently provided his
record
of
service,
as
shown below. It's not
quite
right
is
it?
"Units
of
Service,
HMAS
Cerberus
16/1/1961,
HMAS
Vendetta
8/1/1962-30/4/1964.
HMAS
Kuttabul
1/5/1964-xx/11/1965-30/6/1966 -
Discharged to
shore,
Physically
Unsuited for
Naval
Service following injuries
sustained.
Service record, Far
East
Strategic
Reserve
1962,
Vietnam
1966
(2
occasions) Regalia
Earned:- ASM
(FESR Bar); AASM
(Vietnam Bar
1966
&
1966);
VLSM 1966;
Pingat
Jasa
Malaysia
Medal
1962-1963-1964;
ADM (Service
ADF):"
What
happened
to
HMAS
MELBOURNE,
6/12/65
-
29/6/66,
in
which
you
earned the
VLSM? You
conveniently
forgot
that
ship. Why? Was it
because the
Captain
tossed you
off
it
and out
of
the Navy?
Molly
you
have
often
challenged
all and
sundry
to
check
the
bona
fides of your Navy
Service,
saying that it is an open
book
– and so it is - only
problem is
that it is
mostly a
work
of not
so fine
fiction.
Before
we
receive
the
ROPs
and Log
books
perhaps
there are
some
offended HMAS
Vendetta
crew who
may wish to
confirm or
deny Molly's
stories?
Aye
Fergus