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I really do like my potted plants. Not cannabis you perverts!

Perhaps I'll take some pictures one day and show the world my little balcony with my apartment. I even have a palm tree in a large pot that every ten years I trim the roots of.

[@Cailen.]

It has been tried before and didn't gain us a thing.

Partially hidden forums give people the impression that what is public is all there is.

Completely open forums give too much ammunition for those that want to manipulate people's words and posts.

Completely hidden means they have to join the forum. If they then try to screw with us in a legal or illegal manner, we at least have a record of their IP and email address.

Nevertheless, whether to go public or not to go public will be regularly reviewed to decide what is best for our particular needs.

@Cailen.

[Former German Chancellor Helmut SchmidtHamburger Abendblatt, 26 November, 2004]

Those that earlier advocated multi-ethnic and multicultural societies and are still alive today often see the error of their ways. The only problem is that there is always another generation of demented little neo-marxists ready to replace them and declare all advancement of knowledge outside their own sphere of influence as regressive and redundant as opposed to their so-called progressive ideals.

"The concept of multiculturalism is actually incompatible with a democratic society. ... If one asks, where in the world are multicultural societies functioning, he quickly comes to the conclusion, that multiculturalism can only exist peacefully within strong authoritarian states [such as the Soviet Union]. In that respect it was a mistake that we, in the early 1960s, brought in guestworkers from alien cultures."

Former German Chancellor Helmut Schmidt
Hamburger Abendblatt, 26 November, 2004

Cailen

[@Cailen.]

RAHOWA! and a belated welcome to Creativity.

How's life amongst the banana benders?    I hope they are treating you well.

If you have any contact with Brother Michael Ireland or any of the others in Rockhampton, make sure you invite them to join this forum. The Australian branch of Creativity has for too long been at odds with itself and it's time that ended.

If there's anything I can do to assist your promotion of Creativity, just get in touch with me either through this forum or my website.

R!

@Cailen.

Underbelly is another complete load of crap from the Nine Network (commercial tv) in Australia. The only reason I'm posting a link to it here is because some who wish to see it are unable to because it has been banned in the state of Victoria.

Cailen.

Underbelly is an Australian television drama series, based on the real events of the 1995–2004 gang war in Melbourne. The series began screening on 13 February 2008 on the Nine Network (and affiliates) in all states and territories except Victoria, due to a court injunction. Underbelly is a 13-part mini-series, based on the book Leadbelly: Inside Australia's Underworld, by Age journalists John Silvester and Andrew Rule.

The key players in Melbourne's criminal underworld, including the Moran family and their rival, the maverick Carl Williams, are featured using their real names.

The major factions, as presented in the story, are the Morans, including Lewis, Mark, and Jason Moran, the "Carlton Crew", which included Alphonse Gangitano, Domenic "Mick" Gatto, his lawyer George Defteros and Mario Condello, "the Russians", led by Nik "The Russian" Radev, and the Williams family, which included Carl Williams, Tony Mokbel, Andrew "Benji" Veniamin and, at different times, Victor Brincat and Dino Dibra.

The police investigators, Steve Owen and Jacqui James, are fictional, but based on amalgamations of several officers who worked on the Purana Task Force, which was charged with investigating the gangland war and halting the killing.

According to its marketing, the series "uses the framework of the murderous war between the two gangs, and the bigger moral war between the gangs and the Purana Task Force, to explore a complex array of individual stories and relationships - some touching, some incredible, all breathtaking - it is a mini-series that examines the kaleidoscopic nature of loyalty, love, revenge and pride when the normal and identifiable emotions of human attachment are moved from the context of social decency to social indecency.

http://www.eztv.it/index.php?main=show&id=646