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Say NO to Communist Australian/Chinese Labor Govt Internet Censorship !!! - GRUNTMAX - 28-09-2009 [attachment=7562] Dear GRUNTMAX, It's decision time for the Government on internet censorship - with results from their flawed live trial due any day now. Now is the time to make it clear how deeply unpopular this scheme is. You are one of over 100,000 Australians to sign one of the largest petitions in our history. If that's not enough to make decision makers sit up and take notice, we're displaying our petition in a massive ad in The Australian this Friday. How many signatures will be on it? That's up to you. Can you take a moment to tell your friends to add their name to yours today to maximise its impact? Simply forward the email below or click this link for more options: www.getup.org.au/campaign/AddTheirNameToYours We have to act fast - with serious question marks hanging over the integrity of the trials, the Government has indicated it will make an announcement before the end of this month. The Government is admitting it has no criteria to determine if the trials of the scheme are a success, and refusing to disclose details of how they're being conducted. This leaves the door open to impose a scheme experts say simply won't work and will do little to prevent prohibited content.* Few petitions in Australian history have ever hit the 100,000 signature mark. Your friends' signatures may push this one into the record books. Every new signature before Friday will make the total displayed in The Australian even larger - and it's a brave government willing to ignore such an outcry. Thanks for making it happen, The GetUp team PS - The more we can afford to spend on this ad, the larger and more prominent we can make its spot in the newspaper. Click here if you'd like to chip in to make sure this is an ad that won't be missed. *http://www.smh.com.au/technology/technology-news/conroy-urged-to-end-net-censorship-farce-20090902-f7n3.html RE: Say NO to Communist Australian/Chinese Labor Govt Internet Censorship !!! - Heidi1 - 28-09-2009 Looks like I'm going to have to crack out the tin foil hat again. RE: Say NO to Communist Australian/Chinese Labor Govt Internet Censorship !!! - Busdriver - 28-09-2009 I think I'll let the Government cast my vote for me at the next election, ..........after all, they know what's best for me anyway. RE: Say NO to Communist Australian/Chinese Labor Govt Internet Censorship !!! - Heidi1 - 28-09-2009 You KNOW they can hear your thoughts. RE: Say NO to Communist Australian/Chinese Labor Govt Internet Censorship !!! - bazman - 28-09-2009 Shame on you, mr ©rudd..... i LOVES me boobies , not ta mention ALL those camel toes ..... how dare you even think to take 'em away from me maybe you should come speak to me personally and we can see if internet censorship is truly best for me RE: Say NO to Communist Australian/Chinese Labor Govt Internet Censorship !!! - [UNIT] - 28-09-2009 i dont read the paper or watch the news! whats going on? banning R rated stuff? RE: Say NO to Communist Australian/Chinese Labor Govt Internet Censorship !!! - GRUNTMAX - 28-09-2009 It is nothing to do with porn, naked people or smut. EVERYTHING !!! Think about it. When will they stop ? They might even ban this site (28-09-2009, 09:46am)Heidi1 Wrote: Looks like I'm going to have to crack out the tin foil hat again. Tin foil ? Chasing the Dragon is not good for your health Heidi RE: Say NO to Communist Australian/Chinese Labor Govt Internet Censorship !!! - Busdriver - 28-09-2009 Heidi doesn't mean chasing the dragon. Putting tin foil in your hat will prevent the Government from probing your mind. Didn't you know that ??? RE: Say NO to Communist Australian/Chinese Labor Govt Internet Censorship !!! - BUSABAZZ - 28-09-2009 (28-09-2009, 12:48pm)Busdriver Wrote: Heidi doesn't mean chasing the dragon. That's why i wear a triple layer with lead spacing RE: Say NO to Communist Australian/Chinese Labor Govt Internet Censorship !!! - cheeky - 28-09-2009 i thought it was ardvark outshells that stoped probing(aka the dude in the dukes of hazard) however i do recommend wearing clean white y fronts..greyish ones look tad lived in look out bb is watching just try to refrain from licking the lead...or sniffing petrol for that fact RE: Say NO to Communist Australian/Chinese Labor Govt Internet Censorship !!! - Greeny_SA - 28-09-2009 (28-09-2009, 04:50pm)cheeky Wrote: i thought it was ardvark outshells that stoped probing(aka the dude in the dukes of hazard) Time to get a USA email address I think,or get 4 chan to shut down the govt computers, they can do it too. RE: Say NO to Communist Australian/Chinese Labor Govt Internet Censorship !!! - BUSGO - 28-09-2009 From reports I have read re the testing, it has been an absolute disaster and the agencies who have been ordered to take part have barred up. Some countries have tried to insulate their populations by making the internet inaccessable but where there is a will there is a way. RE: Say NO to Communist Australian/Chinese Labor Govt Internet Censorship !!! - Heidi1 - 28-09-2009 Absolutely. They were never attempting to censor 'The Internet' anyway. RE: Say NO to Communist Australian/Chinese Labor Govt Internet Censorship !!! - GRUNTMAX - 28-09-2009 (28-09-2009, 12:48pm)Busdriver Wrote: Heidi doesn't mean chasing the dragon.No, I didn't sorry. The government has already tried to probe my mind, with no success. In a brain injury unit. I've told em how to fix it; www.harchhyperbarics.com --- but they have refused , and I have refused to take their mind altering addictive drugs with known and unknown side effects. |