methadone madness baby death

Probe on baby death
August 31, 2006 03:42pm
Article from: AAP

used carr salesman Iemmabago media stunt

Drugs-driving crackdown planned
By Paul Mulvey Article from: AAP
August 31, 2006 12:00

Martin Chulov believes Hezbollah-contrived conspiracy

Downer's unfounded faith in the internet
The Foreign Minister has been hoaxed by a callous blog, writes Middle East correspondent Martin Chulov August 31, 2006

Shroud of Turin authenticity

New claims for truth of Shroud of Turin

"I had the utopian view of a Muslim country and that didn't exist."

Terror accused Thomas thought of killing himself
August 31, 2006
"We had packed up and were ready to leave before September 11. We had had enough. I'd had enough.
"I'd been and done what I needed to do - and then two planes hit the buildings in New York and Washington and I was trapped and stranded."

Used Carr Salesman Lemon Part Two

Preschoolers escape truck crash
Motorists and pedestrians escaped injury when a driverless five-tonne truck rolled 70 metres across busy Victoria Road and smashed through a church wall near a preschool in Gladesville today.
Death causes rail chaos
Commuters are warned to expect massive delays after a person was struck by a train and killed at inner-Sydney's Central station.
The person was struck as the train pulled into platform 25, which services the Illawarra line, a CityRail spokesman said.
Passengers in the rear carriages were forced to walk along the tunnel and use ladders to access the platform.
The spokesman said there were currently no trains operating between Bondi Junction and Town Hall station.
Trains were running between Central and Cronulla and Waterfall, he said.
Service Interruptions
Posted 30/08/06 09:31pm
Eastern Suburbs & Illawarra and Airport & East Hills Lines - Delays
CityRail advises that trains are being delayed on the Eastern Suburbs & Illawarra and Airport & East Hills Lines following a fatality at Central and a train requiring mechanical repairs at Kings Cross earlier today.
Rail Control staff are endeavouring to bring services back to normal timetable as quickly as possible. Delays can still be expected.

Teach your grandmother to suck eggs!

Rufus Hannassey: [examining McKay's dueling pistols] These guns loaded?
James McKay: All but the caps. They haven't been fired for a long time - the vents will have to be cleared out. I'll do it for you, if you like.
Rufus Hannassey: Teach your grandmother to suck eggs! I've been handling guns like this, flintlock and caplock, since before you were born.

Do not forsake me O my darlin'

High Noon (1952)imdb
"Do Not Forsake Me: The Ballad of High Noon" Deborah Allison Wait along

Chipp off the block

smh.com.au
August 29, 2006
Australian Democrats founder Don Chipp has died in a Melbourne hospital, aged 81, following a long battle with Parkinson's Disease.

Jihad Jack curfew

New curfew on Jihad Jack
August 28, 2006 12:00
Article from: dailytelegraph
Earlier: Editorial: Jihad Jack justice - March 01, 2006
Beneath Jack Thomas's supposed naivete lies real danger
Dangerous idiots of the al-fools brigade By Piers Akerman February 28, 2006

Used Carr salesman seeks to sell Iemma lemon

NSW Labor spin machine out of control
Premier 'unaware' of misconduct claims
- August 28, 2006
No RTA chief allegations made: PSA
- August 28, 2006
effort to prevent another Cross-City Tunnel-style debacle.
-August 28, 2006
Toddler dies of suspected meningococcal
August 28, 2006

"cities plan to cram"

Cliches rule as cities plan for the future
Bernard Salt August 24, 2006
Earlier: the Government plans to cram
Lifestyle driving shift from the city
Bernard Salt June 29, 2006
Bernard Salt March 02, 2006: Best-laid plans can go awry in industrial areas

"The myth-making is surreal."

Mundey has last laugh
Miranda Devine
August 27, 2006

"swinging '60s fond nostalgia"

Damaged people belie nostalgia
Miranda Devine
August 27, 2006

"governments 100 years ago needed, they didn't."

Obesity game plan short of a few fields - August 26, 2006 - Michael Duffy "The problems with sport are another example of how the State Government's policy of urban consolidation is diminishing the quality of life of many people in Sydney. The city is predicted to grow by 25 per cent in the next 25 years, and the Government plans to cram 70 per cent of these new residents into existing suburbs. The boosters of urban consolidation have long assured us this will work because existing suburbs have unused infrastructure capacity. This never made much sense: why would the cash-strapped state and local governments of 50 and 100 years ago, which never dreamed of the levels of density now being forced on Sydney, have built 20 per cent more roads and sewers and sports fields than needed? As we are now discovering, they didn't."

"For those who love peace, appeasement can be an appealing concept"

Editorial August 25, 2006
Sixty-eight years after Munich, appeasers are again seeking concord with anti-Semitic fascists who would rule the world
For those who love peace, appeasement can be an appealing concept: give the bad guys what they want, and they'll leave you alone. The only trouble is, as history repeatedly demonstrates, whatever peace it purchases is impermanent at best. Such was the case when Europe offered up Czechoslovakia to Nazi Germany in 1938, hoping to quell Hitler's ambitions. It didn't work then, and it won't work now.

Lebanese kill son's teenage rape victim

Article from: dailytelegraph Source: AAP August 24, 2006
A Sydney Lebanese-born father who paid a hitman to kill his son's teenage rape victim has been jailed for at least 10 years.

Father accused of plot to kill son's rape victim
By Natasha Wallace December 31, 2003
From his Silverwater jail cell, Khater Bou-antoun allegedly planned what he thought was a surefire escape: to pay a hitman $23,000 to kill the 16-year-old girl who accused him of raping her.

"Pakistan-born Terrorist Lodhi gets 15 to 20 years' jail"

news.com.au reports"Faheem Khalid Lodhi, has today been jailed for a minimum 15 years."
While(Reuters)reports: A Pakistan-born Australian Faheem Khalid Lodhi was jailed for 20 years on Wednesday for planning bomb attacks in Sydney.

"terrorists threat to democratic societies."

Unanimous verdict in democracy divided
Gerard Henderson
August 22, 2006
"The decision of the Victorian Court of Appeal to release Joseph Terrence (Jack) Thomas, who was found guilty of terrorism charges by a Supreme Court jury last February, highlights an emerging division within democracies. The Thomas case outlines the division between civil libertarian types who focus on legal process and others who take terrorists at their word and regard them as a genuine threat to democratic societies."

NSW ill Health Minister Hatzistergos

AAP - August 21, 2006
"NSW Premier Iemma said Health Minister John Hatzistergos had not fronted the media to discuss the meningococcal disease case at the weekend because he was ill."

NSW Health Kruk, minister hiding bureaucrats denial

Anger and disbelief at teen's death
"really disturbing when there's a clear collection of events that all go wrong, the Government goes into lockdown mode, the minister goes into hiding and bureaucrats go into denial"

HellzBlowHard smuggling weapons? Kofi pot blasts Isreal!

Annan blasts Israel over raid August 21, 2006
Israel denied it had violated the resolution, which allows it to act in self-defence, and accused Hezbollah of doing so by smuggling weapons. A senior UN envoy in Beirut, Terje Roed-Larsen, said that if the guerilla group was found to have smuggled weapons, it would be in breach of the truce.

Ham Ass Arrested Development

Israel arrests Palestinian PM - Saturday, August 19, 2006; Posted: 2:46 a.m. EDT (06:46 GMT) RAMALLAH, West Bank (AP) -- Israeli soldiers have arrested the Palestinian deputy prime minister, the army said, the highest-ranking Hamas official to be arrested in a six-week-old crackdown against the ruling Hamas party.

NSW Health is Kruk

NSW Health today conceded that embargoing the release, which it said was designed to "remind the community of the signs and symptoms of the disease", was "a mistake".

Sydney spun dry

Pumping patches up Sydney's water woes

"Islam needs to face up to its failures"

Tanveer Ahmed

"The time has come for Western Muslims to take a more aggressive stance, to take control of the institutions and commentary that demean them and accept that Islam is full of failures that require action."

"western civilization much not have any future."

Mark Steyn: None of these pillars of what we used to regard as conventional society is quite as sturdy as it was, and most of them have collapsed.
If it’s difficult to focus on long-term trends because human life is itself short-term, think short-term: Huge changes are happening now. For states in demographic decline with ever more lavish social programs and ever less civilizational confidence, the question is a simple one: Can they get real? Can they grow up before they grow old? If not, then western civilization will go the way of all others that failed to meet a simple test: as Ralph Waldo Emerson wrote in 1870, “Nature has made up her mind that what cannot defend itself shall not be defended.”

"Fellow citizens, the war is over."

Victory (15 August 1945)

Fellow citizens, the war is over.
The Japanese Government has accepted the terms of surrender imposed by the Allied Nations and hostilities will now cease. The reply by the Japanese Government to the note sent by Britain, the United States, the USSR and China, has been received and accepted by the Allied Nations.
At this moment let us offer thanks to God.
Let us remember those whose lives were given that we may enjoy this glorious moment and may look forward to a peace which they have won for us.

Prime Minister Ben Chifley announcing the end of the war against Japan, 15 August 1945.

Victory over Japan Day - August 15, 1945

Victory over Japan Day
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
August 15, 1945, marked Victory over Japan Day or V-J Day, taking a name similar to Victory in Europe Day, which was generally known as V-E Day. In Japan, the day is known as, Shusen-kinenbi, which literally means the "Memorial day for the end of the war".

"Allied world surfeited on gloom, defeat, and despair"

CHAPTER XXXII
The End of Resistance
In the context of global war, the Philippines did not in 1942 possess great strategic significance. The Japanese tide had already swept around the Islands and over southeast Asia and the Indies, through the Bismarck Archipelago and the Solomons to Guadalcanal, and eastward across the Pacific as far as the Gilbert Islands. At the beginning of June the Japanese stood ready to move on Port Moresby, Midway, and the Aleutians, and to sever the line of communication between Australia and the United States. Everywhere, they had achieved phenomenal success, sweeping all resistance before them. Only in the Philippines had they been halted, and in this successful, though hopeless, resistance lay the real importance of the campaign. It demonstrated that the Japanese were not invincible, that they could be stopped by determined men, ably led, even when the odds were heavily in their favor. For an Allied world surfeited on gloom, defeat, and despair, the epic of Bataan and Corregidor was a symbol of hope and a beacon of success for the future. It was in this vein that President Roosevelt wrote to General Wainwright on the eve of his surrender:
"In every camp and on every naval vessel, soldiers, sailors, and Marines are inspired by the gallant struggle of their comrades in the Philippines. The workmen in our shipyards and munitions plants redouble their efforts because of your example. You and your devoted followers have become the living symbols of our war aims and the guarantee of victory." 87
87 Quoted in full in Wainwright, General Wainwright's Story, p. 118.

"Islamic fascism barbaric enemy"

Stephen Morris: "It is Islamic fascism"
"London's strike reminds us we are at war with Muslim totalitarians"

"Left is value free.. no distinction between good and evil..

For leftists, Israel is the aggressor and terrorists are the victims, argues Brian Wimborne
Failure, in addition to class, has become a desired prerequisite for joining the Left's brotherhood of victims. Designated a victim-state by the Left, Israel did not live up to expectations. In the past century the Left gave rise to national socialism and international socialism; today it continues to function without a semblance of moral rectitude, offering support of any group it designates as victims.

BBC Ministry of Truth Israel

Israel maintains Lebanon assault
“The BBC was supposedly the model for the Ministry of Truth in George Orwell’s Nineteen Eighty-Four.."

"enemies of Israel want Israel destroyed"

The Middle East conflict is hard to solve but easy to explain
By Dennis Prager Tuesday, July 18, 2006
The Middle East conflict is difficult to solve, but it is among the simplest conflicts in history to understand.
The Arab and other Muslim enemies of Israel (for the easily confused, this does not mean every Arab or every Muslim) want Israel destroyed. That is why there is a Middle East conflict. Everything else is commentary.

"cum dwn 2 skool theres a fight btween eaglevale n us."

A James Meehan School student shows a text message sent before today's incident in Macquarie Fields. Photo smh.com.au:Wade Laube



School locked down over planned fight
smh.com.au August 2, 2006 - 5:26PM
Dylan Welch and Jano Gibson - A Sydney high school was put into lock-down this afternoon after students from one school showed up for what police believe was a planned fight with rival students.