Australian Declaration of Right 2001

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INVITATION FOR YOU TO BE PART OF A ONCE IN A THOUSAND YEAR EVENT At Sydney Town Hall Square 2.30 PM on Saturday 19 May 2001 DID YOU KNOW THAT: YOU NO LONGER HAVE ANY LEGAL CLAIM TO RIGHTS OR FREEDOMS ? DID YOU KNOW THAT:  the Rights, Freedoms and Protection from oppressive government that we inherited with Magna Carta and The Bill of Rights, have been held by the High Court to no longer be binding on Australian governments ? HAVE YOU NOTICED THAT:  hundreds of thousands of Australians are being destroyed by the “system” through “executive” decisions, excessive taxation and other bad laws, all oppressively supported by  the Courts, — laws that are in fact crimes against the people ? DO YOU REALISE THAT THINGS CAN ONLY GET WORSE: if we do nothing,  and that you too will soon be caught up in this destructive program, if you are not already caught ? WE NEED YOU - AND YOU NEED TO BE PART OF THE CORRECTION PROCESS: First you need to understand that people numbers are critical in this process — we need you and your family and everybody you know to be there to demonstrate to the powers-that-be,  that we have had enough.   We need you all to be present at the front of the Exhibition Building at 2.30 PM on Saturday 19 May 2001 to hear and witness the proclamation of the  Australian  Declaration  of  Right  2001 which was first declared on May 6 at the Exhibition Building Melbourne during the week long Federation Celebrations, but you have not heard about it because it is contrary to the establishment agenda supported by the popular media.   Be there on Saturday 19 May at 2.30 PM. INVITATION FOR YOU TO BE PART OF A ONCE IN A THOUSAND YEAR EVENT At Sydney Town Hall Square 2.30 PM on Saturday 19 May 2001 For further information please contact United People Power PO Box 270 St Marys NSW 2760. Ph: 02-9826 1337: Fax: 02-9826-1670. E-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]  Web: alt3.net   NEWS UPDATE__________________________________________May 2001 AUSTRALIAN DECLARATION OF RIGHT 2001. This declaration was made at 2.30 pm on 6 May 2001 at the entrance to Exhibition Building Melbourne in the presence of a public rally, Centenary of Federation officials an members of Victoria police. The Australian Declaration of Right 2001 is now available for signature.  Each official original copy of the document requires 40 signatures. Over 200 signed documents are required for delivery to various government officials.  Australians wishing to participate in this historic event and who are prepared to arrange a public meeting or rally anywhere across Australia please contact Joe Bryant,  PO Box 270 St Marys NSW 2760, [EMAIL PROTECTED] PH: 02-9826-1337.  Fax: 02-9826-1337. Original copies of The Australian Declaration of Right 2001 are printed on special parchment type paper and are 600 x 340.  One face carries the text of the Declaration and the other the flag and space for forty signatures. Australians signing the declaration have the option of buying for $5, the specially engraved pen with which they sign, as a souvenir of the event. A copy of the text of the Australian Declaration of Right 2001 will be emailed to all who request same._________________________________________________________________________   ‘GETTING THE POLITICIANS TO LISTEN’ NATIONAL CAMPAIGN. Recent action taken by the Repeal GST Alliance is expected to re-engender the real concern of sitting members for their seats following the next Federal election.  Expect to see their concern make the news in the coming week as it did in early February. The ‘Put the Sitting Member Last’ campaign is being damaged by well-meaning people attaching it to One Nation and other political campaigns. This Campaign is an exclusive campaign of the Repeal GST Alliance.  The Alliance has no political party involvement whatsoever. The Repeal GST Alliance campaign is targeted at all sitting members as set out in the Parramatta Resolutions.  Political aspirants linking the Put the Sitting Member Last (PMSL) campaign to their own campaign will serve to marginalise the campaign and destroy its effectiveness. Minor parties and independents certainly can capitalise on this campaign when voters are convinced of the merit of the campaign.  To avoid marginalisation, political aspirants and their supporters should avoid bringing the PSML campaign too close to their own campaigns. Activities such as handing out the PSML literature together should be avoided at all costs.  The best result will flow from handing out PSML literature and other campaign literature separately,  on different corners or on different days. Marginalising, an example:  If the PSML campaign is seen as part of a small party or independent’s campaign, it is then attached to that campaign and supporters of other parties dump the idea.  Then PSML campaign will be marginalised to a support base of 2-5-10-20% of the electorate, when it should attract 90% of the electorate.  Good intention is sometimes akin to shooting oneself in the foot. The PSML campaign is about routing the traitors.  Other campaigners, if they are worth their salt, should be able to best capitalise best on the PSML campaign by keeping the PSML campaign totally separate from their own campaigns.  Keeping the PSML campaign totally separate will bring the votes to independents and minor parties in greater numbers than their own campaigns could possibly do. Two totally separate campaigns will prove to be the winner on Election Day. Readers wishing copies of the Parramatta Resolutions and the How to Vote your Sitting Member Last please contact Joe Bryant, details above._______________________________   The Misinformed misinforming others. A lot of misunderstanding exists about preferential voting. Federally we have had compulsory preferential voting since the 1920s. The problem that raised its head in the 1998 election is a result of the 1998 amendments, which required all vote numbers to be consecutive to the number 1 vote, i.e. if seven candidates, the numbers used must be in the range of 1 to 7 with no repeats. Add the major parties acting as a block against One Nation and others candidates and we ended up with 2 million disenfranchised electors totally unrepresented in the parliament. There is no doubt that we need Optional Preferential voting in preference to Compulsory Preferential.  What we don’t need is first past the post as a lot of people in desperation are agitating for.  This would be to throw the baby out with the bath water. Small parties and independents must learn that seats are won on preferences.  This demands a tight preference swap between all small groups and independents.  It’s time to stop listening to the misinformation, otherwise all will be lost again at the next election.  Freedom  on Parade, Joe Bryant.