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Re: Lebanon: a tourist’s Mecca

Souraya Ramadan — Sat, 11 Aug 2012 23:00:49 -0000

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Re: More bikes for Sydney’s street

Jeff Li 1988 — Sat, 11 Aug 2012 22:47:45 -0000

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Re: More bikes for Sydney’s street

Jeff Li 1988 — Sat, 11 Aug 2012 22:36:30 -0000

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Re: Lebanon: a tourist’s Mecca

Chawi1nn3 — Sat, 28 Jul 2012 19:11:27 -0000

Im from the states, went there this summer, such a BEAUTIFUL and AMAZING country with HOOOOOT girls !!

Re: Surcharge tip-offs

ja from wagga — Tue, 24 Jul 2012 03:23:37 -0000

received a flyer for pizza hut ribs, wings and strips and in the fine print it states that there is a 10% surcharge for public holidays, which i believe is illegal

Re: “Frigid Farrah” sex doll, danger to women

Johngiger@gmail.com — Fri, 20 Jul 2012 22:01:22 -0000

Artificial wombs would help men have children without worrying about divorce, there are lawyers out there who incourge there clients to accuse there husband of child sexual abuse, rape and other horrible acts to secure custody. I love my wife and never would think she would do such a thing however there are women out there that simply are so vindictive and self righteous that they believe that they will do anything, lie about anything to obtain custody and the child support that comes with it. If the man is in prison he cannot challenge custody, the sale of the home, draining of the bank account or what ever else she decides to do. Personally I think the women that bitch the hardest are simply afraid that the control via threats and fear will slip away. Bring on the sex dolls, the male contraceptives and test tube cloned babies.
And fellas. The SECOND your wife, partner or SO hints at filing a false police report get a good lawyer and start divorce precedents. Also get the kids to a shrink so they can be interviewed and let them know the facts. If they are old enough let the know what mom is planning. Protect yourself.

Re: Australian youth not enrolling to vote

Macks — Sun, 08 Jul 2012 17:23:42 -0000

I strongly agree with everything you've mentioned on your post - Rudd could have been the closest to decency when it comes to Politics, but overall, I'm still not fond of voting. As much as they tell the public that "our votes" matter, it really doesn't. Let's face it - at the end of the day, the government will do as they pleased (regardless of our votes). They're extremely autocratic.

Can I please ask you a question? I hope that you would know the answer...

I have previously registered - well to be precise, my mother registered my details without my consent since I turned 18 (I'm now 27 years old). I have relocated a couple of times and did not inform them of my new address (although they managed to have found me and up to this date, continue to remind me to re-enrol at the nearest office). I don't reply. I don't re-enrol. Is there some kind of penalty or something? They haven't notified me of any penalities I've incurred, but it scares me.

Re: “Frigid Farrah” sex doll, danger to women

Bobggb — Sat, 30 Jun 2012 20:37:01 -0000

Women buy dildos. What's the difference?

Re: Australia’s veil of debate

Thomas — Sun, 24 Jun 2012 05:38:07 -0000

What i want to say here, as atypical ausie male with irish decendants is ,i can pick a faceless,womem at a brothel ,and as far as i can see these women who wear the burqu are being used in the same the same fasion as a cheap whore , by puting the burqa on you putting youre selfs out there to be used and abused by men who are still living in the 19 th century , For god sake (and i never thought id say this ,wher are the wons libbers) wake up australian women.

Re: Increased Indigenous incarceration since Royal Commission

W_CZAJKOWSKI — Fri, 22 Jun 2012 02:24:15 -0000

PUSH ANAYA harder!!!!

Re: Increased Indigenous incarceration since Royal Commission

W_czajkowski — Fri, 22 Jun 2012 02:23:27 -0000

F R E E D O M F O R O Z E A N S (+PLOT)(+ANAYA)
SCENE I.
Contour of Australia seen from space in black, surrounded by blue, with distinguished white boundaries of most strong clans, still approximately 80.
Music: classical of Ozeans performed with didgeridoos.
Voices: inarticulate, laud, joyous, coming from within the boundaries blinked at this occasion, thus making a cacophony of sounds and blinking sparks.
Narrative: IT WAS THE LAND OF OZEANS BEFORE 1788.
SCENE II
Contour of Australia in white with boundaries of 80 clans in black. From within these islands of clans heard weak, undistinguished, voices in languages of the clans.
At the left, lower side of the continent an island with the name NOONGAR
On the right, East side, an island marked CONGRESS OF OZEANS.
Music: from low tones to high contemporary of white settlers, laud and bombasting.
Narrative: IT IS THE LAND OF OZEANS ON THE VERGE OF EXTINCTION.
SCENE III.
Continent of Australia covered by the 80 clans with boundaries in the shape of QUADRATES.
Within each quadrate it is seen a TOTEM specific to each clan. On its left side name NOONGAR. At its right name CONGRESS with its EMBLEM.
Music: soft, reconciliatory, specific to Ozeans and Settlers, over their continent surrounded by colors BLACK, EYELLOW AND RED.
Narrative: IT IS THE LAND OF THE FIRST PEOPLE, RIGHT NOW IN 2011.
SCENE IV.
From the quadrate NOONGAR, does departure a charter bus with a Presidential Candidate and en route from the first quadrate to the last one he or she collects TOTEMS, as a sign of appreciation of the Candidate’s drive for presidency. It might be not excluded, that from another quadrate departs second Candidate in a competition to the Noongar’s one. One or both of them will finish the presidential tour in the CONGRESS.
Music: embalming tones of the Australia’s and First People’s anthems.
Narrative: PRESIDENCY DRIVE FOR OZEANS, VICTORIOUSLY ENDED.
SCENE V.
Continent of Australia seen from space, in a mosaic of colors resembling colors of Australia and OZEANS, glimpses of their flags, and the QUADRATES, each surrounded by palms of hands joyously waving. The silhouette of CONGRESS within filled with waving hands.
Music: performed by didgeridoogists. Plenty of them.
Narrative: WE, THE FIRST PEOPLE, IN OUR OWN CONGRESS ARE NOW ASSEMBLED
SCENE VI
Into the Chamber of Congress enters the winner of the presidential ride and is vigorously applauded by Delegates from each QUADRATE. And all in a solemn mood needle small TOTEMS at the edge of the Flag of the First People of Australia, so let it be known, across the world, that OZEANS have been united by the 80 clans into ONE NATION.
Music: responding to the Clan of the Winner.
Narrative – WE, THE PEOPLE OF OTHER CLANS, DO BLESS OUR PRESIDENT AND THE AMENDED NATIONAL FLAG
SCENE VII
In this Scene are seen TOTEMIZED QUADRATES heading into direction of the not yet having status of an Australian State, the NORTHERN TERRITORY in order to establish there a SOVEREIGN UNITED NATION OF OZEANS.
Music - Anthem of the United Nations Organization
Narrative - ALL NATIONS ON EARTH PLAYS TO THE TUNE OF THE UNITED NATION OF OZEANS. DREAMS OF OUR ANCESTORS HAVE BEEN FULFILLED. WE CAME FROM THE DOO WARAMBOOL, A PLACE IN THE MILKY WAY. FROM THE MILKY WAY, HOME OF THE PLANET EARTH.
Author: w_czajkowski@yahoo.com

A PLOT FOR EXTINCTION OF NATIVES OF AUSTRALIA

On the ground of Helping yourself: Marlo Morgan and the fabrication of indigenous wisdom, an analysis
by Cath Ellis of Australian Literary Studies, October 2004, it becomes a necessity to summarize Ellis’
attempt to enroll the author of Mutant Message Down Under, HarperCollins,1994 into a row of
extraordinary liars.

It is more than amazing that “tons” of ink has been spilled to denigrate good intention of Morgan, showing
to the civilized world remnants of prehistoric culture, 100,000 years old.

The analysis creates an impression as if it has been made with a purpose of putting the culture into a dust,
even not allowing to spare a trace of existence of a tiniest nomad tribe, the Real People, in the midst of
a desert, because hundreds of other tribes gained a just place in the welfare system of Australia,
which enabled them to a successful competition with the rest of population, 22 million strong.

Nevertheless the analysis becomes a witness to Morgan’s gargantuan effort in defense of her intention,
making it visible, almost to the entire world, alluding that the Aborigines cannot be pushed into a margin of
Australia’s society and blended in with other minorities accepting rules set forth by the continent
discoverer, Captain Cook, and his continuators from the mighty England. In other words, putting Aborigines
on the same wagon with others rolling over and trampling their land.

Therefore to the small pack of Real People, as well as to their creator, Morgan, there is no need
to pay any attention.

Morgan’s a try to expose wisdom of savages, as they are meant by whitefellas, cannot be tolerated, as tries
to do another fantasying author of Carpentaria, Alexis Wright of Waanyi tribe of Queensland in 2009,
having a gut to call the fellas in biblical term “claypans”.

A serious approach to Morgan’s lies and fantasies of Wright could cause uproar among Aborigines proud
of their origin, not corresponding to God’s vision of a human being. Such an uproar could intensify their
ambitions to become free and independent.

Such a scenario cannot be taken into account, therefore Aborigines must live with their Dreams of being
closer to Nature than the God’s claypans. No other way around.

Thee gargantuan effort of Morgan pretty soon will be put on the same table with Wright one, for
her fictitious scenery of imaginary Aborigines is of larger dimension than that of Morgan.

Then the whitefellas might tell, the continent, the terra nullus, belongs to us instead of admitting, that the
Mutant Message and Carpentaria present the real face of Australia, awakening masses that beyond
promises a welfare bliss lurks Aborigines extinction.

Wieslaw Czajkowski, aka Doo Warambool, May 2010

w_czajkowski@yahoo.com
aka Ted Pioro tttt_pioro@yahoo.com

_______________________________________________________________________
25 May 2012
Dear Wieslaw Czajkowski,
Allow me to acknowledge and thank you for the information that you have provided me by email dated 20 May 2012 regarding Australian Aboriginal peoples.
I and my support staff rely on the important and timely information provided to us by indigenous peoples, non-governmental organizations and other sources. Your information is crucial to the effective functioning of my mandate, assisting me greatly in my communications and consultations with United Nations Member States. Your information will be given close and careful consideration. After an initial review of your submission, I or my support staff may request from you additional or clarifying information.
There are a number of possibilities available regarding how information that reaches me is used and what actions may be taken based upon it.
In urgent situations requiring immediate action, a communication may be sent to the State in question, for example requesting it to take appropriate action to ensure the security of individuals or communities. In a situation of a less urgent nature, a communication to the State might raise more general concerns regarding indigenous issues, legislation or policy, or might request information or a response from the State regarding specific allegations.
Other actions may also result from your information, which may include consideration of offers of assistance or technical cooperation in my capacity as Special Rapporteur to address ongoing and entrenched problems relating to indigenous issues.
I must stress to you, however, that ordinarily all communications with States undertaken by my mandate and support staff remain strictly confidential until they are reported to the Human Rights Council. We hope you understand that it is therefore not usually possible to update you on actions resulting from your correspondence. Also, please be aware that not all information submitted to me results in specific action. Rest assured, in any event, that your engagement allows me to have a fuller understanding of human rights situations of indigenous peoples, and helps to enable appropriate and considered responses.
To know more about the communications procedure of the mandate of the Special Rapporteur on the rights of indigenous peoples, please consult the web page: http://www2.ohchr.org/engli... or http://www.unsr.jamesanaya....
Yours sincerely,
Mr. James Anaya
Special Rapporteur on the rights
of indigenous peoples

Re: Reversing female genital mutilation

Igottheword — Thu, 21 Jun 2012 15:18:30 -0000

royal womens hospital- contaact them

Re: Red meat: to eat or not to eat?

Ben Kefford — Mon, 18 Jun 2012 23:21:10 -0000

There is no evidence that vegetarians (or vegans) live shorter lives or have worse health than meat eaters. In fact the peer reviewed evidence clearly shows that vegetarians are more health than the average population (although not people who only eat a small amount of meat). It is just wrong to claim that eating meat is essential for good health.

Re: Suburban NRL Grounds feel the pinch against the Stadium giants

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Re: The battle over bottles

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Re: Lebanon: a tourist’s Mecca

Pinky — Thu, 14 Jun 2012 10:27:38 -0000

war war war, this is only on the news, i went there on christmas AMAZING!

Re: Lebanon: a tourist’s Mecca

AmericanG — Tue, 12 Jun 2012 11:55:08 -0000

omgg such a beautiful country ! Long live Lebanon !!

Re: Stronger Futures Intervention, not so strong locals say

Mpgegart — Wed, 06 Jun 2012 22:26:48 -0000

There are other communities stating serious concerns and now calling for the proposed legislation to be abandoned. Others are stating in these laws should abide by Human rights principals and by principals under UNDRIP. No legislation should pass in this land until it passes through and is tested against for human rights principal.

There is growing local, national and international opposition to these discriminatory laws. Many organisations calling for it to abandoned. See www.concernedaustralians.co...

Re: The Assange Saga

thomas vesely — Tue, 05 Jun 2012 10:15:05 -0000

if assange was in the loop we would no longer get totally redacted documents obtained under our tokenistic FOI laws/lows.
we would not be blocked by commercial confidence and other impaedia when the mates deals were starting to smell. when the incredible mis implementation was coming up with burning roofs et al. every one would be forced to do their jobs honestly, with integrity.
he would empower the idealists which we need more than ever......more later.....perhaps....

Re: The Assange Saga

thomas vesely — Tue, 05 Jun 2012 05:24:52 -0000

assange for the australian senate, yes please...............

Re: eBooks: Digitalising the struggling book industry

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Re: First they chopped off his arms

laura — Mon, 04 Jun 2012 06:09:07 -0000

that is frucking ugly botch

Re: Red meat: to eat or not to eat?

seathechange — Sun, 03 Jun 2012 02:19:54 -0000

I'm a vegetarian because - like Campbell from Voiceless - I disagree with the way many animals are farmed for meat. I also feel that fishing practices are unsustainable. However, I advocate my omnivorous friends to eat kangaroo due to the lean meat (less fat and problems that you get from eating too much red meat). This is the first I've thought about how they're better for the environment too, but it's something I'll be voicing at the next BBQ shopping expedition! Now to convince more stores in my area to sell kangaroo...

Re: Australian youth not enrolling to vote

steve — Fri, 01 Jun 2012 07:07:21 -0000

Vote for the small parties like the LDP , ASP , HEMP ,ON , CDP or an independent - register your descent by putting Labor/Liberal Last.
If you don't like big government running your life instead of complaining send them a message by voting for the LDP who will cut them down to size- lower your tax and increase your individual freedom.

Re: Quit your day job? It’s not that Etsy

Alison — Thu, 31 May 2012 21:44:32 -0000

I recently found an Australian handmakers marketplace where you can have a totally free shop, or pay just $10 a month regardless of how many items your list or sell. The url is www.hand-made.com.au Could be worth having a look at as it is 'only Australian' sellers, so not as massive as I found Etsy to be.