ProudKangaroo wrote on Jun 18^th, 2024 at 10:16pm:


The price of liberty is eternal sibilance, as Joe Biden ssssays while wandering off... one learns to be careful to give explanatory notes with everything because lesser kinds start picking at every word, trying to play 'gotcha' and trying to make out things were said that never were.  If every idjit would just keep up in class and actually come prepared with a bag of facts instead of rhetoric, it would be a lot easier.

Do you know how many times one has to say a simple thing to the next idjit who comes along when you just said it three days ago?

Training idjits is not easy work.

How many words have been used just to get it into your thick skulls what lawfare is and how it works and what it covers?  Every demand for special privilege is lawfare when it is done through pursuit of an unfair advantage and using public funds that are denied to any other view - abuse pure and simple and cause of never-ending warfare by other means and often by 'kinetic' means like spear waving and jumping up and down and camping on parliament lawns and smashing things and setting fires, and so forth.

The law has not been quite dead - but it's sure been asleep for a while.  Every single one of those 'departments' and 'tribunals' are set up to view  things one way.  Go visit one and see for yourself.  Take you blonde Scandi missus in to make a complaint and see the quizzical looks.... who gets instant hearing in 'Aboriginal blah-blah' departments'?  Who gets right in with 'national parks' etc?  Gunfried Gutterson vantink do glimb dis national park?

Show Me The Money!!

https://www.msn.com/en-au/money/markets/pilbara-traditional-owners-call-for-inqu...

"Pilbara traditional owners call for inquiry into Andrew Forrest's Solomon Hub over environmental, cultural concerns

Traditional owners in Western Australia's Pilbara have called for a state government inquiry into Fortescue Metal Group's (FMG) Solomon Hub iron ore mine over cultural and environmental concerns.

It is the latest battle in the ongoing dispute between the Pilbara's Yindjibarndi Ngurra Aboriginal Corporation (YNAC) and Andrew Forrest's FMG.

Solomon Hub, which was given state environmental approvals in 2011, operates "without adequate protection of cultural heritage" according to YNAC, which holds exclusive native title rights over the area.

Yindjibarndi man and YNAC chief executive Michael Woodley said Solomon Hub had been a "source of ongoing hurt and distress".

"Our community not only endures poor environmental and cultural management … but our native title rights and interests have also been disrespected," he said.

Plea to environment minister
Solomon Hub was the focus of a long-running native title dispute between YNAC and FMG, with the Federal Court awarding YNAC exclusive native title in 2017.

A compensation agreement between YNAC and FMG is yet to be struck, with the Yindjibarndi seeking upwards of $500 million from Fortescue due to the "economic and cultural loss" caused by mining at the lucrative Solomon Hub operation.

In recent months the corporation made a submission to WA Environment Minister Reece Whitby urging him to authorise an inquiry by the Environmental Protection Authority under section 46 of the Environmental Protection Act 1986, and to add conditions to the 2011 ministerial consent provided to Fortescue:

S46 (1) If the Minister considers that the implementation conditions relating to an approved proposal, or any of them, should be amended (whether because of an amendment to the proposal approved under section 45C or for any other reason), the Minister may request the Authority to inquire into and report on the matter.

Mr Woodley said under Solomon Hub's current conditions it had "officially" destroyed or damaged 249 Yindjibarndi heritage sites, and has previously voiced concerns that 5,000 sacred sites at Solomon were at risk.

He believed conditions placed upon Solomon were "much weaker" than more recent ministerial approvals including Fortescue's Eliwana iron ore mine and the Sanjiv Ridge project operated by Gina Rinehart's Atlas Iron.

"[We want] consistency … in terms of how [the state government] reviews the environmental impact and also the heritage impact to our country, as they have been doing with other neighbouring groups," Mr Woodley said."

Sir Grappler Truth Teller OAM wrote on Jun 30^th, 2024 at 3:20pm:


A tragedy and it's good to see him facing consequences for his actions.  It won't bring back the victim but at least he'll be off the streets.

However, this is not lawfare or the voice by stealth.

Caught lying again champ...

Sir Grappler Truth Teller OAM wrote on Jun 30^th, 2024 at 4:58pm:


Right, so a criminal sentenced to life in prison for murder (with a minimum non-parole of 20 years), is an example of Lawfare used to implement an Indigenous advisory body enshrined in the constitution that will provide advice to parliament on matters that will impact Indigenous Australians.

Or is it the victim's mother Samara Laverty who is now advocating for criminal law reform following her son's tragic death?  Is she trying to implement an Indigenous advisory body enshrined in the constitution that will provide advice to parliament on matters that will impact Indigenous Australians via Lawfare, by stealth?

Or are you just lying again, princess?

Sir Grappler Truth Teller OAM wrote on Jun 30^th, 2024 at 3:20pm:


The Judge after hearing all his previous form including previous stabbing attacks says it was just a serious assault gone terribly wrong...

you have to be kidding me?

The reporter called it a brief "knife fight" ..... it's not a knife fight unless both are armed with knives.

Declan Laverty didn't have a knife .. he was attacked and stabbed to death.

Throw the keys away.

Gnads wrote on Jul 4^th, 2024 at 12:43pm:


You are right - 'knife fight' my arse ..... throw the keys away ... carrying and using a deadly weapon in pursuit of a crime and killing some unarmed innocent with it... that's life in my books... without parole and on the chain gang....

ProudKangaroo wrote on Jul 4^th, 2024 at 12:19pm:


I guess we're just doing the "ignore him until he goes away" rather than addressing the elephant in the room.

(FYI, it's the constant lies you're posting about all these examples being evidence of the voice being implemented by stealth)

Perhaps we should start calling you Dumbo, Grap?