Finally, our politicians are taking notice.
Media is now reporting 'growing unrest' amongst the Federal Labor caucus following revelations of a cruel mass slaughter of 20,000 Australian sheep in Pakistan. In less than 20 days, Federal caucus meets for the last time this year, leaving us with a short window of opportunity to win support for phasing out live exports.
Yindjibarndi Aboriginal Corporation — BULLETIN - http://yindjibarndi.org.au/
Wednesday 7 November 2012 - - Following last week’s news that Fortescue Metals Group’s "set up and funded" a native title splinter group to circumvent the Yindjibarndi people’s opposition to Fortescue's defrauding land access ‘agreement’; and reports of how an FMG agent worked as an ‘inside man’ to get FMG’s land access agreement signed "one way or another” —
A new book which tells what Aboriginal people told the Senate inquiry into the Stronger Futures legislation has been launched in Sydney. Launches in Melbourne, Canberra, Murray Bridge and Adelaide are to follow. It's called "A Decision to Discriminate: Aboriginal Disempowerment in the Northern Territory", published by the group ‘concerned Australians’, which has put out several books on the NT intervention. This is the latest.
WWEC2013 in Havana will tackle wind power utilization in tropical climate and more
After two decades of criminal assaults on my person by fbi/cia assassins, here is the succinctly written culmination of my reports to the global population:
To be clear, the United States of America is unworthy of the service of any human being in any capacity because the fbi/cia/dod, etc., have violently overthrown the government here by a silent coup (involving covert torture, forced suicide,murder) and this corrupt nation in its efforts to defend is also seen globally as a murderous fraud and a macabre 'agent of evil' on the world.
CRIME BECOMES A VIRTUE
http://www.radio4all.net/responder.php/download/64172/71329/84525/?url=h...
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Die ueblichen internationalen und australische Themen
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This year, Adidas spent over $200 million on sponsorhips, but it won’t pay these workers what it legally owes them.
SURVIVAL INTERNATIONAL PRESS RELEASE
5 November 2012
In pictures: Tanzania’s Hadza mark land rights milestone one year on
By Douglas Chalmers
There can hardly be anything more absurd than governments in exile. By definition, they are incapable of ever governing anything, thus they have a strictly limited lifespan. The life that they do enjoy usually relates to their usefulness for foreign powers to create a front for opposition to a legitimate government.
How low will they go? After taking GetUp members to court in an attempt to deny their constitutional right to an EGM and continuing to defend a predatory business practice of placing high loss machines in poor areas Woolworths is at it again. The company is now at risk of running afoul of the law by sending what GetUp’s lawyers call “seriously deceptive” information about poker machine reform to their own shareholders in last week's notice about the company’s upcoming Extraordinary General Meeting (EGM) on the issue.
Updated 22 November 2012 to include new venue for the Adelaide Book Launch on Sun 9 Dec 12
Click on the links for details of the events ...
Event: Mon 12 November 2012: Hindmarsh, SA
Public Forum on the
Extinguishment of Native Title in the Cooper Basin
Public Forum hosted by Left Unity
Defend Native Title!
Defend Aboriginal Heritage!
No Shale Gas Mining in SA!
"The State government recently passed legislation
which extinguishes the rights of native title holders
to negotiate with mining companies on leases
granted before the introduction of the Native
Click on the links for details of the events ...
Event: Tues 13 November 2012: ANU, Canberra, ACT
Book Launch: A Decision to Discriminate
Aboriginal Disempowerment in the Northern Territory
Launched by:
* John Falzon, CEO St Vincent de Paul
* Janet Hunt, Fellow at Centre for Aboriginal Economic
Policy Research and former President of ANTaR
"This new book is an important historical record
that focuses on the Senate Committee Inquiry
into the Stronger Futures legislation. It shows
how the Government decision-making process
chose to ignore the views and ideas expressed
Click on the links for details of the events ...
Event: Wed 7 November 2012: Melbourne University, Vic
Book Launch: A Decision to Discriminate
Aboriginal Disempowerment in the Northern Territory
Launched by:
* Hon Alastair Nicholson AO RFD QC
* Elder Rosalie Kunoth-Monks OAM from Utopia, NT
* Professor Muriel Bamblett AM,
CEO Victorian Aboriginal Child Care Agency
"This new book is an important historical record
that focuses on the Senate Committee Inquiry
into the Stronger Futures legislation. It shows
how the Government decision-making process
Click on the links for details of the events ...
Event: Mon 5 November 2012: Glebe, Sydney, NSW
Book Launch: A Decision to Discriminate
Aboriginal Disempowerment in the Northern Territory
To be launched by:
* Graeme Mundine, respected Aboriginal leader and
Executive Officer of Australian Catholic Ministry in Sydney
* Deni Langman, Traditional Owner from
Uluru in Central Australia
* Jeff McMullen AM, well known Journalist and
Indigenous advocate
"This new book is an important historical record
that focuses on the Senate Committee Inquiry
Newsletter date: 5 November 2012
Updated 22 November 2012 to include new venue for the Adelaide Book Launch on Sun 9 Dec 12
Click on the links for details of the events ...
Event: Mon 5 November 2012: Glebe, Sydney, NSW
Book Launch: A Decision to Discriminate
Aboriginal Disempowerment in the Northern Territory
To be launched by:
* Graeme Mundine, respected Aboriginal leader and
Executive Officer of Australian Catholic Ministry in Sydney
* Deni Langman, Traditional Owner from
Uluru in Central Australia
* Jeff McMullen AM, well known Journalist and
Indigenous advocate
Chronicle of Events (2011 2012)
“A Saturday Nite”..........
Azuka Okeke - Deceased 12/12/04
Joseph C. Okeke - Deceased 06/15/06
Hazel McMiller - Terminal Illness (sickle cell anemia)
Azuka Okeke
1) Phone call from J.O.S Okeke to Azuka in New York, NY
where she was living and working. Uchenna Okeke overheard
the conversation and became suspicious. Afterwards, Azuka
sounded disorientated and became despondent. Several
conversations pursued from then on, unsure of exact context.
Two different sides to the Yindjibarndi/Fortescue story - make up your own mind ala Akira Kurosawa style!
This is a 10 minute 22 second clip commercially produced to depict a version of events from the March 16, 2011 Yindjibarndi community meeting to decide whether Yindjibarndi should negotiate with Fortescue over mining rights on the terms offered by Fortescue - Andrew Forrest spoke to the Yindjibarndi at the meeting:
The film was produced post April 4:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VGZ_H_SWiQM
