10 June 2005. Thought for the Week: "MONISM
in all its forms may also be considered as a manifestation of the WILL
TO POWER. The Will to Power is itself a manifestation of PRIDE OF BEING,
the pride of Satan. Social Credit may, on the other hand, be considered
as a manifestation of the WILL TO FREEDOM. The first concern of each
person must be his own Freedom - "Thou shalt love thy neighbour
AS THYSELF," but the recognition of the right of each other person
to FREEDOM is itself a manifestation of humility." - Anthony Cooney,
2005.
"Common law rights are not secured by declaring them. They are secured by the procedures that protect them. And these procedures must be rescued from the State " - Roger Scruton, The Spectator October 2004. |
AN ACADEMIC'S BILL OF RIGHTS?by James Reed |
ALL GOOD STUDENTS NEED A PART-TIME JOBby James ReedAll good students need a part-time job - it helps to focus the mind and build "character". Consider Kong Lee, a Chinese student here in Australia on a student visa, studying at an Adelaide TAFE. Kong Lee is the mastermind behind the largest single shipment of heroin - 115 kgs of the drug, (The Australian 14-15 May, 2005: "TAFE Student a 'Heroin Kingpin'). The plan was foiled by Australian Federal police but Mr. Lee planned the whole thing while studying at the Adelaide TAFE. Multiculturalism has truly enriched our once boring, bland, Australia. |
THE SUBSTITUTION OF 'MEANS' FOR 'ENDS'Political economy is not a science, but a method and it stands to the social sciences as does industrial technique to the physical sciences. Political economy consists of the methods of organisation by which the aims of government may be realised.One of the subtlest techniques of political economy is the substitution of means for ends. There are many examples of the technique in operation The "Carrier Policy" is one of the simpler, though frequently used, techniques. The carrier policy is the use of an attractive, or desired proposal put forward by a political party in connection with other proposals - which by themselves would not be acceptable to the electorate. Such as the setting up of a Police State under the guise of "safeguarding the citizens from terrorism"? |
AS AMERICA - AND AUSTRALIA - WASTES AWAYby Andrew Ryan The article goes on to discuss the example of James Harithas, an art curator in Houston who displayed a Palestinian art show "Made in Palestine" in May 2005. The exhibition was successful at his own gallery. But when Harithas attempted to get the exhibition seen at other galleries, he hit a brick wall. Rejection slip after rejection slip followed. Typically the letters of rejection said that the exhibition might offend people. Two New York legislators issued a statement saying that the exhibition was "anti-Jewish". Battlespace America America had traditionally distinguished between the role of the military and that of law enforcement. In the wake of 9/11 that distinction has now gone. Northcom's activities are kept in secret, naturally enough. Civil libertarians feel that the Pentagon is engaging in domestic intelligence and law enforcement is a major threat to the democratic safeguards that Americans cherish. Without doubt they are right. In Australia an overhaul of security laws has given ASIO and the Australian Federal Police extraordinary powers to secretly investigate, detain and interview people in the battle against 'terrorism", so called. ASIO can interview anyone who they think may have information about a terrorism offence for up to 24 hours and detain them for up to seven days. Once questioned it is illegal for the person to discuss operational information from the questioning with any other person for two years. Refusal to answer ASIO's questions could land one in goal for five years. Welcome to the Australian Police State. |
"THE POOR OF THE WORLD ARE OUR HOPE"So wrote the Bishop of Daet to Michael Lane of America after Michael enquired about their efforts to set up local Social Credit communities in the Philippines and Madagascar. Their decision to set up Social Credit communities also included the goal of an appropriate financial (accounting) system definitely NOT based on USURY.The Bishop of Daet replied (the reader must bear in mind English is not the Bishop's native tongue): "Concerning the "Paluwag sa Bayan" and the organization of "love banks", we were slowed down because of other pressing projects. But we have made a very important decision in the diocese. In line with the First Diocesan Synod, we have made Social Credit the formal program of our Social Action Center (SPACFI or Socio Pastoral Action Centre Foundation Inc.). We fused the Center with the Catechitical Center with our Director, my self and an Executive Director. We have appointed Mr. Rolly Acuna the Manager of SPACFI. He is the person we elected to manage the Social Credit Love Banks. As you see, we have made a co-ordinated and concerted program to establish Self-Sufficiency with Social Credit as a means of implementing these programs through the BEC (Basic Ecclesial Communities). We finished translating the "Money Myth" into Tagalog and sent a copy to St. Michael Center. A sequel of the money myth is being prepared in comic form - (for) the establishment of as many "love banks" as possible. We have recruited volunteers of our program. One of these is a lady lawyer who immediately grasped the ideas of Social Credit. We are concentrating on education to self-respect and mutual trust which are so basic for social credit. The poor people are our hope." |
CLANCY'S MEN COME TO TOWNThe Mountain Cattlemen of Victoria, ("Clancy of the Overflow" country) have joined together to protest at the Bracks' government's plans to withdraw the leases to graze their cattle in the Victorian highlands. Just as the fishermen, the sugar-cane growers, the loggers, the dairy farmers, and as so many other Australians are finding, their livelihoods are being taken away from them by their very own governments. Demonstrations are not enough ENOUGH'S ENOUGH - THE COUNTRY VOICE RALLY POLITICALLY MOTIVATED ATTACK ON 170-YEAR TRADITION The star of "The Man From Snowy River",
Tom Burlinson, unable to attend the rally due to work commitments, has
lent his support to the Country Voice campaign. |
PERPLEXING WARNINGMr. Brian Handley, president of the Moe (Victoria)
branch of the National Party responded to a public admission by his
NP leader John Anderson, that Australia's farmers were under attack
and the decline in numbers was cause for great concern. He 'had his
say' in the Herald Sun 24/5/2005. Yes, Mr. Anderson, your warning is accurate and timely, but please tell us what help you are proposing. Reversing government deregulation and free trade policies would be a good first step. If this doesn't happen, Australia will not have a farming industry or a National Party in 15 years. |
SICK STRATEGIES FOR SENSELESS SLAUGHTERThe murderous fools are not trying to end the
war; they're trying to keep it going as long as they can. From John
Kaminski, skylax@comcast.net May 24, 2005. No country that condones deliberate torture for
any reason can ever be trusted. Khadduri's report went like this: She recounts, "the last two weeks have been
violent ....
The bombs are mysterious. Some of them explode
in the midst of National Guard and near American troops or Iraqi Police
and others explode near mosques, churches, and shops or in the middle
of sougs. One thing that surprises us about the news reports of these
bombs is that they are inevitably linked to suicide bombers. The reality
is that some of these bombs are not suicide bombs - they are car bombs
that are either being remotely detonated or maybe time bombs. All we
know is that the techniques differ and apparently so do the intentions.
Some will tell you they are resistance. Some say Chalabi and his thugs
are responsible for a number of them. Others blame Iran and the SCIRI
militia Badir. Then there was this one. The background and admission of guilt for such satanic shenanigans was clearly outlined in Frank Morales' piece on globalresearch.ca: "The Provocateur State: Is the CIA Behind the Iraqi 'Insurgents' - and Global Terrorism," by Frank Morales <http://globalresearch.ca/articles/MOR505A.html> clearly demonstrates how Donald Rumsfeld said he was going to do exactly what these three sorry episodes show he actually did. Morales writes Provoking this type of violence also further conceals the sinister genocide the Israelis continue to perpetrate on the hapless Palestinians, which is exactly its point, as is the entire Iraq invasion and destruction, and as was the inside job mass murder on 9/11 in New York City. The purpose of all these despicable acts is to conceal what the Israelis and the Americans have been doing all along to the entire Arab world, namely enslaving and destroying it. There is not now nor ever was an Arab terror
threat. |
BASIC FUNDThe Basic Fund has reached the figure of $36,009: 55. It is important we reach the goal of $60,000 for this financial year. There are some pretty ambitious plans in the pipeline for getting future educational material out into the public arena using today's technology, but we need the funds to make it happen. Technology is making it possible for us to do things we could once only have dreamed of; but it does take finance. While we do have those who give freely of their time and effort, the technology multiplies that human effort thousands upon thousands of times more. We ask our supporters to continue generously supporting the appeal, time is moving on and we still have a way to go to reach the target. |
KING GEORGE SQUARE - BRISBANEA reader rang to say a spokesman for the Lord Mayor responded to his call: there is "no way" King George Square will be renamed. That is good news - and good news folk are taking action. |
MELBOURNE BOOK SHOP MEETINGWell-known speaker Mr. Geoff Muirden will bring folk up-to-date on "The Outcome of 9/11" at a meeting in the Melbourne Book Shop, 145 Russell Street, Melbourne on Friday 15th July, 2005 at 7.00pm. |
TWO-DAY SCHOOL ON AUSTRALIA'S CONSTITUTIONAL HERITAGELegal and Constitutional authority, Dr. David Mitchell of Tasmania, has accepted an invitation to present a two-day school - Saturday and Sunday, 10th-11th September, 2005 - on Australia's Constitutional Foundation and Development. This will be a very important School. What about making the effort to come from interstate for it? Join with those supporters from within the bounds of the (September) sunny state of South Australia. The venue will be the Public Schools' Club, 207 East Terrace, Adelaide. Further details will be published as they come to hand. |
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