Richard Dawkins; We lucky few are going to die.
March 1st, 2010We Don’t Want Internet Censoship!
February 10th, 2010Sign a petition and be counted.
Pat Condell’s comments about The crooked judges of Amsterdam
February 7th, 2010Frustration fuels acts of hatred
January 25th, 2010The 23-year-old Nigerian charged with trying to detonate a bomb on a Northwest Airlines flight over Detroit on Christmas Day was lonely and sexually repressed, according to messages left on an Islamic website.
But, like the September 11 bombers, who visited strip clubs before their date with destiny, when his devout religious beliefs conflicted with his corporeal desires, he found that blowing himself up along with a whole lot of infidels was preferable to being sexually frustrated.
The Great Australian Blackout Week.
January 22nd, 2010Blackout Week
From Monday, January 25th to Friday, January 29th, Aussie websites will turn their lights out — “black out” — to inform Australians about the threat of imposed Internet censorship.
Follow this link to find out how to ‘black out’ your web sight as a protest.
http://www.internetblackout.com.au/websites/
What it is all about
http://www.internetblackout.com.au/
MSF Press Conference on Haiti Earthquake
January 15th, 2010
What Wouldn’t You Do For GOD?
January 4th, 2010A Perfect Day For Children
January 3rd, 2010Compulsory Teaching Religion in School
December 21st, 2009To get on board with Tony Abbott and take it to the logical and more valid conclusion.
We live in a multicultural country and a large percentage of the Australian population have a religious background, live or work with people of religion our children should have knowledge of the religions they will come into contact with.
As part of our children’s education and preparation for assimilation into adult society they should be given a thorough grounding in comparative religion.
A grounding in the Bible, Koran, Book of Mormon, Dianetics, and Buddhist teaching
They should be given awareness of Catholic mass the Vatican, Mormon prayer 5 times a day, Temple bell being rung in Japan as well as what live was like under Catholic rule in the 17th Century and Taliban Rule as well as the Soviet Union communist rule. These could be compared with modern day life in a secular democracy.
It would be fun for the children to discuss these issues, play with a Scientology E-meter, see how and incense burner worked and prayer wheels. Compare the monkey gods of Sumatra and the Christian God on a Cross and the blood sacrifices in the Aztec world.
It would also be useful for children to be educated on the circus tent ethics of Benny Hinn Peter Popoff and Hillsong style ministries.
This would give the children a better understanding of our society values, ethics and morals and may give them better value Judgement for their future religious lives.
Give our children the tools to live better lives in a multicultural society.
Australian Internet Censorship
December 17th, 2009
Senator Conroy thinks he can sneak his plan to censor the internet in as Australia settles in for Christmas. As he considers the future of the scheme he needs to know that we’ll be watching every step of the way.
At this crucial moment send Senator Conroy a quick message to let him know what you think of his plans to censor Australia’s internet.
Go to Getup and make your views known about internet censorship!
Senator Conroy,
At Google we are concerned by the Government’s plans to introduce a mandatory filtering regime for Internet Service Providers (ISP) in Australia, the first of its kind amongst western democracies.* Our primary concern is that the scope of content to be filtered is too wide.
Germany and Italy have mandatory ISP filtering, however in both cases they are of a clearly limited scope. In Germany, the scope is child abuse material and in Italy, it is child abuse material and unlawful gambling sites. Australia’s proposed regime would uniquely combine a mandatory framework and a much wider scope of content, the first of its kind in the democratic world.
Government says yes to Internet filter, Google says no.
Senator Stephen Conroy announces plans to push ahead with controversial ISP-level Internet filtering
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The Australian Fabian Society