PROTEST NOW ::: How to Contact Federal Politicians ::: Protect Your Rights and Freedoms.

[Ext User(« Dont Bite My Finger, Look Where I Am Pointing »)]

How to Contact Federal Politicians.
------------------------------------
If you feel strongly about a federal civil liberties issue,
(ie: http://www.chiefminister.act.gov.au/docs/B05PG201_v281.pdf )
then you should contact your local member of federal Parliament
and your local State senators and let them know your concerns.
This will help you identify how to contact federal parliamentarians.


How to contact your local federal member
-------------------------------------------
The House of Representatives is the lower house of the Parliament
of the Commonwealth of Australia.
The Prime Minister sits in the House of Representatives.

To find out who your local member visit the House of Representatives website.
http://www.aph.gov.au/house/members/mi-alpha.asp

If you don't know who your local member is, you can find out by visiting
the Australian Electoral Commission website https://oevf.aec.gov.au/
Just fill in the details on the AEC page and it will tell you
the name of your federal electorate.


How to contact your state Senators
------------------------------------
The Senate is the upper house of the Parliament of the Commonwealth of Australia.
The Senate is sometimes called the 'States House' or the 'House of Review'.
Each State has 12 senators, and each Territory has 2 senators.
To find out who your State Senators are, visit the Senate website.
http://www.aph.gov.au/Senate/senators/index.htm

[Ext User(Sandgroper)]

"« Dont Bite My Finger, Look Where I Am Pointing »"
<Orwellian.1984-speak@propaganda.liberals.org.au> wrote in message
news:43549022@news.comindico.com.au...
> How to Contact Federal Politicians.
> ------------------------------------
> If you feel strongly about a federal civil liberties issue,
> (ie: http://www.chiefminister.act.gov.au/docs/B05PG201_v281.pdf )
> then you should contact your local member of federal Parliament
> and your local State senators and let them know your concerns.
> This will help you identify how to contact federal parliamentarians.

I would be more worried about the new Industrial Relation Laws instead of
any anti terrorist laws , unless off course you are some Raghead camel
fucker.

:P


--
------------------------------------
True Multitasking is having three computers and a chair with wheels.


Sandgroper
------------------------------------
Remove KNICKERS to Email
steveray@KNICKERSiinet.net.au

[Ext User(Dogfart)]

On Tue, 18 Oct 2005, at 06:03:14 [GMT GMT] (16:03:14 Tuesday, 18 October
2005 where I live) "« Dont Bite My Finger, Look Where I Am Pointing »"
wrote:

> If you feel strongly about a federal civil liberties issue,
> (ie: http://www.chiefminister.act.gov.au/docs/B05PG201_v281.pdf )
> then you should contact your local member of federal Parliament
> and your local State senators and let them know your concerns.
> This will help you identify how to contact federal parliamentarians.

Yes, I support them strongly.

Will you allow me to contact them as well, or is this only asking for the
usual layabout lazy bludger the world owes me a living response?

[Ext User(H Dickmann)]

"Dogfart" <flatulantdingo@deadspam.com> wrote in message
news:8650099566$20051018185200@dontbotherspamming. com...
> On Tue, 18 Oct 2005, at 06:03:14 [GMT GMT] (16:03:14 Tuesday, 18 October
> 2005 where I live) "« Dont Bite My Finger, Look Where I Am Pointing »"
> wrote:
>
>> If you feel strongly about a federal civil liberties issue,
>> (ie: http://www.chiefminister.act.gov.au/docs/B05PG201_v281.pdf )
>> then you should contact your local member of federal Parliament
>> and your local State senators and let them know your concerns.
>> This will help you identify how to contact federal parliamentarians.
>
> Yes, I support them strongly.
>
> Will you allow me to contact them as well, or is this only asking for the
> usual layabout lazy bludger the world owes me a living response?
>
The true lazy layabout bludgers sit in an aircon office and fuck the
secretary.

[Ext User(Dogfart)]

On Tue, 18 Oct 2005, at 09:04:36 [GMT GMT] (19:04:36 Tuesday, 18 October
2005 where I live) "H Dickmann" wrote:

> The true lazy layabout bludgers sit in an aircon office and fuck the
> secretary.

Where do I get an application form?

[Ext User(Joseph Sixpak)]

On Tue, 18 Oct 2005 20:06:27 +1000, Dogfart wrote:


>> The true lazy layabout bludgers sit in an aircon office and fuck the
>> secretary.
>
> Where do I get an application form?
On tins of dogfood.

[Ext User(MrFlibble)]

In article <43549022@news.comindico.com.au>, « Dont Bite My Finger,
Look Where I Am Pointing »
<Orwellian.1984-speak@propaganda.liberals.org.au> wrote:

Move it to aus.politics you knobhead... by all means post here if you
actually want to discuss something legal NOT POLITICAL...

but then someone with such a narrow mind probably can't work out the
difference.

[Ext User(cmwmjt@netspace.net.au)]

Jealous?

What couldn't get a good job?
dropped out of school?

Resent successful people?

[Ext User(H Dickmann)]

<cmwmjt@netspace.net.au> wrote in message
news:1129638209.448747.313030@f14g2000cwb.googlegr oups.com...
> Jealous?
>
> What couldn't get a good job?
> dropped out of school?
>
> Resent successful people?
>
Been there, done that, seen it all.

[Ext User()]

> How to Contact Federal Politicians.
> ------------------------------------
> If you feel strongly about a federal civil liberties issue,
> (ie: http://www.chiefminister.act.gov.au/docs/B05PG201_v281.pdf )
> then you should contact your local member of federal Parliament
> and your local State senators and let them know your concerns.
> This will help you identify how to contact federal parliamentarians.
>
>
> How to contact your local federal member
> -------------------------------------------
> The House of Representatives is the lower house of the Parliament
> of the Commonwealth of Australia.
> The Prime Minister sits in the House of Representatives.
>
> To find out who your local member visit the House of Representatives website.
> http://www.aph.gov.au/house/members/mi-alpha.asp
>
> If you don't know who your local member is, you can find out by visiting
> the Australian Electoral Commission website https://oevf.aec.gov.au/
> Just fill in the details on the AEC page and it will tell you
> the name of your federal electorate.
>
>
> How to contact your state Senators
> ------------------------------------
> The Senate is the upper house of the Parliament of the Commonwealth of Australia.
> The Senate is sometimes called the 'States House' or the 'House of Review'.
> Each State has 12 senators, and each Territory has 2 senators.
> To find out who your State Senators are, visit the Senate website.
> http://www.aph.gov.au/Senate/senators/index.htm


Ted "someone should blow up the government" Bullpitt is
to be arrested when retrospective(?) terrorist laws come in?