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Should the Rudd Government clarify S 79
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The first lawyer rebellion occurred in South Australia, where S 5 of the Juries Act 1927, took juries out of civil courts. No one followed until 1970, when the New South Wales lawyers persuaded the Parliament of New South Wales to repeal the common law. This campaign was funded by Abraham Gilbert Saffron, and would have failed, had the Commonwealth been diligent fighting organized crime.
I am reminded of the Book of 1 Kings:18. You all know the story, where 450 prophets of Baal, got into a competition with the prophet of Almighty God. Both built an altar. Both called down the fire of their God, upon the sacrificial bull. Elijah let them play all day, and then took some very precious water, there was a drought on, and dowsed his bull. Zappo, it was instantly burned and he then had the false prophets killed. Then the Lord made it rain, and the drought was broken.
The poverty plague that afflicts Australia and the money drought that is causing all the problems with hospitals, schools, Police and every other government service, can be fixed, with a simple declaration of the meaning of S 79. If it is clarified, then the stream of justice will no longer run sullied with the blood of innocents, and the enormous burden of nine governments and innumerable local councils. Rules of Court will no longer authorize Judges to deny justice, and the exclusive brethren of the great deception will shoulder their just load. The correction, like an earthquake is long overdue. The word judges means ordinary people like us, not lawyers.
There are 45 legally qualified members in the House of Representatives. Each one of them should have s 79 Constitution on their notepaper. Earn your tucker you lot. Kevin is not a lawyer, but he has lots of mates who are