Herein lies the problem, anyone good at physics, to fix it. No Pc's. polies nor beaurucrats need apply, we need real answers

The recent climate, fuel issues and civil unrest, has helped prove existence of a new element. In December October [2005] a major research institution announced discovery of the heaviest element yet known to science. The new element has been named "Gov/-ern/-men/-tium."(Gv)

Gv) has one neutron, 25 assistant neutrons, 88 deputy neutrons, and 198 assistant deputy neutrons, giving it an atomic mass of 312.

These 312 particles are held together by forces called morons, which are surrounded by vast quantities of lepton like particles called peons. Since Gv has no electrons, it is inert. However, it can be detected, because it impedes every reaction with which it comes into contact. A minute amount of Gv causes one reaction to take over four days to complete, when it would normally take less than a second!

Gv has a normal half-life of 3 years; it does not decay, but instead undergoes a reorganisation, in which, a portion of the assistant neutrons and deputy neutrons, exchange places.

In fact, Gov/-ern/-men/-tium's mass, will actually increase over time, since each reorganisation will cause more morons to become neutrons, forming isodopes. When more and more isodopes are formed into existance, they form a moronic state of non-cohesive functioning unity and act independently causing a chaotic dissintigration of foundational structure.

This characteristic of moron promotion leads some scientists to believe that Gv is formed whenever morons reach a certain quantity in concentration. This hypothetical quantity is referred to as Critical Morass.

When catalysed with money, Gv becomes Administratium (Am) - an element which radiates just as much energy as Gv, since it has half as many peons but twice as many morons.

People,

It does little good to water down the Government-Private Dictatorship (GPD) role in social unrest in Sydney by using oblique generalisations.

There are very specific people and companies hard at work trying to farm human capital in Australia. Its a natural process in a land that rode the sheep's back for over a century. We are however not SHEEP. We are Aussies and I know we have what it takes to stand up to tyranny in all its soft and harder forms. Australia never was and never will be a BACKWATER.

If we are to let State and Federal governments know GPDs are NOT ON, we need to be very SPECIFIC and very direct.

Further this is not an attack on individualism. On the contrary it about showing respect for individuals.
It is about demanding state and federal governments show respect for Australian citizens over foreign corporations and imported workers, starting with free education and removal of HECS fees.

It is also not an attack on valuable Public Private Partnerships. If we have governments that respect Australian citizens then corporations and immigrants will also show us the respect we deserve and must be given. And we can show them they can still turn a profit and be valuable community citizens..

But first off, we need a moratorium on immigration to determine who really is controlling Australia, sort out electoral rorts and come up with a fair, sound and sustainable development path for this nation over the coming century. The prevailing 'stacks on the mill' philosophy is pure Feudalism. It is anathema in its inequity and must be dealt a crippling blow in a show of true and just Federalism.

Keap,
Some relavent points in your post. However it was Bob Carr who originally put foward the decelanation plant for Cronulla. However the point you relate that Morris Iemma is Member for Lakemba whereas Cronulla [is Liberal held seat] are in riotous conflict may be more than incidental. This could be another identity to the problem being about territory. Perhaps Morris needs to show some good will to the residents of Cronulla by canning the decel plant.

Alchemist,
A great peice of prose, but irrelavent to the topic.

Hi David,

Yup I’ll do that with you… it’s vital!

My last job involved making petitions for a small long running NGO, one thing I was taught online petitions aren’t credible and papers ones are, fraud privacy etc. Still they do no real harm either, even a lot of good.

For a paper petition we’d need a return address a PO box even, better still an org to back us.

Form letters work well, they can be emailed individually or downloaded and printed also re written. They say, statistically, one letter is 10,000 voices. But yes! defiantly needs doing.

An enquiry into the weakened powers of our police are where these kinda things start as far as I know, then submissions on the enquiries recommendations from various concerned orgs and us guys…

Things, I think, to petition to be enquired as far as policing goes are:

1 Mild Military assistance until police are able to work free of intimidation.

2 Legal protections from racism charges for police.

3 Official recognition of islamic gang rape crisis.

4 The levels of physical threat to police from ethnic gangs.

For a start…

Also educational propaganda on reverse racism, many cases have been won in the USA. Or preventative measures so we don’t actually get to that…

As far as immigration, I’m pretty much in agreement with you, except on probation, I think that is risky, as you pop a few babies out and you’re here for life, even as an illegal or with criminal records, one still has very strong rights.

I have other things id like to lobby as well.

Glad you had a cool xmas, I had poly-cultural xmas lunch as well, a Vietnamese student my uncle has sponsored for her year 11 and 12 and my friend from Sweden. They were lightly baked and with nice fresh veges. Sadly I was unable to cook my best and oldest “polish-aboriginal” friend as I only got to speak to her on the phone. (Joking :P)

Are you willing to give an email addy I can use and I’d send you my notes?

PART 1
An interesting letter in the current climate, I put forward for comment/debate

An Open Letter

Charlotte Kates is the pro-terrorist law student at Rutgers Univ. who organized the pro-Palestinian conference and defends suicide bombers...

The following letter was written to the President of Rutgers State University by an Israeli citizen after reading Kates' published comments on the Israeli/Palestinian situation !!

Dear Ms. Kates,

I think you are a remarkable woman. You are neither an Arab nor a Jew, you do not study the Middle East, or any associated subject, and correct me if I am wrong, you have never visited this region. Therefore I am somewhat astounded at your expertise and to your comments on Israel being an Apartheid state.

I have lived in Israel for many years and I would be delighted to take you on a little virtual tour of our country. Let me first give you a couple of minor points. Israel occupies 0.1% of the landmass of the Middle East and it is the only Jewish state, not only in this region, surrounded as we are by 22 Arab states, but in the world.

Let us begin your virtual tour!!
You have already been through immigration at Tel Aviv Airport with your boyfriend, whom we shall call Ken. You will have filled out a visitors form.

This form will not ask you, as it will in many of the countries that
surround us, what is your religion, and it will certainly not ask you, as they do in Saudi Arabia, for a "certificate of religion".

VGC

PART 2

The day is Sunday! You will want to attend a church service. No problem in the Apartheid State of Israel. We tolerate and freely allow worship for all religions. This is more than can be said for nearly all of the surrounding 22 Arab nations. In fact many of them would not even have a single church, let alone a synagogue.

After a lovely service you and Ken would head for a leisurely lunch, maybe at one of the lovely beachfront restaurants in Tel Aviv. You would most likely have returned to your hotel and put on a very casual outfit, as befitting the very hot Israeli summers. This could be a pair of shorts and a tight fitting skimpy t-shirt. No problem in the Apartheid state of Israel.

In Israel we allow freedom of dress, especially for women, who are not made to wear bulky long robes, a veil to cover their face, and, wouldn't it be a pity if you had to cover that lovely coiffed hairdo, as you would probably have to in most of the surrounding 22 Arab states.

During lunch Ken could gaze lovingly into your heavily painted eyes, complete with a good application of black mascara. He would be free to lean across and kiss your lips, finely painted with lip liner, 2 shades of burgundy lipstick and gloss. People would probably think you were in love, especially as Ken has proudly displayed a good wine on the table. Public displays of affection and consuming alcohol in the Apartheid state of Israel is nothing unusual and its not even scorned upon. That's more than can be said for most of the surrounding 22 Arab states.