Night Market Monday at Section 8
yarrrr
saving the world on a shoe-string
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It may look a little slap-dash but John has been very busy - what with rushing the new NT Indigenous Intervention laws through Parliament & all. & what the costume lacks in fine tailoring it makes up for in the strength of its symbolism. Nobody could argue that it isn't a perfect representation of a government that insisted the new laws be exempt from the Racial Discrimination Act.
sheesh.
Bob. a seemingly lone voice against the horrors in the N.T.
http://www.bobbrown.org.au/500_parliament_sub.php?deptItemID=85
& a little like this
can be inspiring, but also exhausting
We find a great way to unwind is to make some arrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrt
then pash your co-conspirators
then pash the dinner guest
then pash everyone
SBS employee Leigh Bancroft sent us the following response to our concerns about their presentation of a 'dossier' mentioning Dr Haneef:
"Thank you for your email regarding Dateline’s report last week on the Indian police dossier on Mohammed Haneef.
The document was printed from the computer of a leading Bangalore police officer, who told David O’Shea that the dossier was for O’Shea’s “background” on the police inquiry into Dr Haneef’s activities. Mr O’Shea approached Bangalore’s Police Commissioner for comment, but was refused an interview. Approaches were also made to India’s Justice Minister and Attorney-General, and to Dr Haneef and his family, but Dateline was told that no interviews would be given.
Dateline agrees that further exploration of the document would have been ideal. However, the program believed that, as the document came from a legitimate and highly-placed police source, it was appropriate for it to be brought to the attention of the public with a response from Dr. Haneef’s lawer.
The program’s ‘fleshing out’ of details of the document with David O’Shea in the form of an interview with George Negus was intended to provide additional detail on how the dossier was obtained, of what interpretations could be drawn from it.
Dateline thanks you for taking the time to write with your views on this matter."
Hmmm. We still think that in a matter of such gravity a bit more bloody caution wouldn't have gone astray. Somehow we think they would have been explaining themselves to quite a few people after that one...
We can't think why Indigenous communities would be
nervous about guys who dress like this coming onto their land, can you?
“Alleged links with Al Qaida”
Under the heading “Overall assessment”:
“After having his education in Karnataka, Mohamed Haneef must have come into contacts with the members of terrorist entities and assisted..”
Under "General information":
“Mohamed Haneef is suspected to have rended assistance to the prime accused persons in the