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[New Archive from 2008]

New Archive from 2008

https://creativityalliance.com/bogus-breaches-of-copyright

For the past week, each time I went to the Pro-White downundernewslinks.com web site, I got no further than a notice on the main page stating that it was in Maintainance Mode and would be back soon. As of this morning, the text has been changed to:

Email: staff@downundernewslinks.com

First breach of copyrights notice: From the ABC on September 26, 2008 @ 10:25 am
Second breach of copyrights notice: From Fairfax Media on September 30, 2008 @ 16:27 pm

Fairfax Media sent their email notice four days after Downunder Newslinks was put in Maintenance Mode...

Copyright Infringement emails will be posted here soon!
Due to current events the DNL news section will be offline for a while.

Not being privy to the circumstances surrounding this supposed breach of copyright notice, I can only fall back on assumptions.

The breach of copyright notice was issued in contravention of the principles of "Fair Dealing" as is used in Australian copyright law (US readers may wish to compare this to the US "Fair Use" policy).
This is proven by the fact that the breach of copyright notice was issued in a transparent attempt to stifle legitimate review or criticism of any aspect of mainstream media, articles and perceived agendas.
Having in the past, received similar takedown notices directly from the Prime Minister's office (a Ms Goldberg to be exact), I expect this to be nothing more than the work of two individuals with a vexatious nature and access to Fairfax and ABC email accounts – all be it with the unofficial go-ahead of those in authority at Fairfax and the ABC.
Again, not being privy to all of the circumstances pertaining to this matter, I am unable to comment further. However, I still believe any accusation of alleged breach of copyright by the Downunder Newslinks web site to be completely and utterly fraudulent.

The following information comes from Wikipedia
Fair dealing and other exceptions
The main exceptions to copyright infringement in Australia come under the general hearing fair dealing. Fair dealing is comparable to the United States' fair use, is a use of a work specifically recognised as not being a copyright violation. However, unlike fair use, in order to be a fair dealing under Australian law a use must fall within one of range of specific purposes. These purposes vary by type of work, but the possibilities are:

review or criticism
research or study
news-reporting
judicial proceedings or professional legal advice
parody or satire (this last is new: it was added by the Copyright Amendment Bill 2006)
Shame on you Fairfax and ABC. Shame.

@Cailen. (2008)

This article is from 2008 and has been copied from the Creativity Alliance website to Creator Forum. Creator Forum retains all the old racial news to use in one area, in order that you have access to information that the media hides. You may have need of it for that Hate Crime trial.

[News Archive from 2008Anti-racism academic cheesed off with Coon]

News Archive from 2008

Anti-racism academic cheesed off with Coon
David Barbeler: News.com.au | September 26, 2008

http://www.news.com.au/story/0,23599,24405098-421,00.html

AN anti-racism campaigner says Coon cheese is next on his hit-list after the Queensland Government ruled a grandstand being rebuilt in the state's south would not be renamed after E.S. "Nigger" Brown.

Toowoomba Sports Ground Trust chairman John McDonald said yesterday that while the grandstand bearing Brown's name was to be demolished in coming days as part of an upgrade, the "N word" would be used on a plaque or statue at the new ground.

But late yesterday, Sports Minister Judy Spence ruled it would be inappropriate to use the racist term in any way.

Toowoomba academic Stephen Hagan, who campaigned against the name for almost a decade and even took his case to the United Nations, said his celebrations would be shortlived.

Mr Hagan said today he would now focus on fighting Dairy Farmers' Coon cheese.

"Initially, Dairy Farmers said it was named after Edward Coon, who revolutionised the speeding process of making cheese," he said.

"But I've questioned the authenticity of that story."

Mr Hagan, said the cheese, formerly manufactured by Kraft, used to have a black wraparound and was named Coon as a joke.

"I want Dairy Farmers to show me the evidence of Edward Coon being honoured an honorary doctorate and what year he received that honorary doctorate," he said.

"If they can prove to me that Edward Coon was a famous cheesemaker, I will drop my campaign.
"If they can't do it, I'm going to fight them all the way, just like I did with Nigger Brown."

Comment:
Left the following comment at the News.com.au website.

Isn't this the same idiot that tried to have the term "short black" banned when referring to a particular style of coffee?

Update August 2011: I now refuse to purchase or consume Coon Cheese, as I have since discovered it is Halal. If you are looking for a non-Halal product, I suggest Devondale Cheese.

@Cailen. (2008)

This article is from 2008 and has been moved from the Creativity Alliance website to Creator Forum. Creator Forum retains all the old racial news to use in one area, in order that you have access to information that the media hides. You may have need of it for that Hate Crime trial.

[News Archive from 2008Gypsy Jokers gather for funeral that will soon be illegal]

News Archive from 2008

Gypsy Jokers gather for funeral that will soon be illegal

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By Colin James - MSM Legal Affairs Editor
The Adelaide Advertiser (South Australia) | 18 June 2008 http://www.news.com.au/adelaidenow/story/0,22606,23883992-2682,00.html

GYPSY Jokers from across Australia have gathered in Adelaide for a funeral which would be illegal under new anti-bikie laws introduced by the State Government.

The bikies were farewelling club president Wayne “Chiller” McGrath, 42, a father of four and part-owner of four tattoo parlours, who suffered a fatal heart attack last week while exercising on a treadmill at his Virginia home.

His sudden death prompted public tributes from Gypsy Jokers members nationally and overseas, including the US, Germany, South Africa and Norway.

More than 300 people – including more than 100 Gypsy Jokers from Adelaide, NSW, Victoria, Queensland, Western Australia, Germany, Norway and the US – this afternoon attended his funeral at Sydney Harrison Funerals, Ridgehaven, before travelling to the Smithfield Memorial Cemetery, Evanston, where his body was buried.

The mourners – who included wives, girlfriends and children – then went to the Gypsy Jokers clubrooms at Wingfield for a wake expected to last most of the week.

Legal sources said under the new anti-bikie laws due to take effect late next month, the funeral and wake would have been declared prohibited events as bikies will be prohibited from associating with each other once their gangs have been declared illegal organisations by Attorney-General Michael Atkinson.

The laws – the first of their kind in Australia apart from the federal anti-terror legislation – have been attacked by lawyers and civil liberatarians as “draconian” and an erosion of individual rights, particularly freedom of association.

Gypsy Jokers Adelaide chapter sergeant-at-arms “Davo” today said it was wrong that bikies would no longer be able to gather together at such events as funerals, weddings and birthday parties with their families and friends.

“They’re f…..d,” he said.

“How can something like a funeral be illegal? We’re here to bury our brother and pay our respects to him and his family.”

Davo, who would not provide his full name, said Mr McGrath was a “staunch member, a dedicated family man”.

“He leaves a big hole and he will be missed,” he said.

The laws contain provisions that members of outlaw motorcycle clubs can only associate with direct family members such as their parents, brothers and sisters, grandparents and children.

They are not permitted to gather together or have contact with their uncles, aunties or cousins – or neighbours and other friends or acquaintances.

Anyone who breaches the laws – whether they are bikies or individuals having contact with bikies at least six times a year – can be jailed for up to five years.

Control orders restraining the movements of individual bikies can also be issued by magistrates and judges on the application of SA Police.

Criminal intelligence used by police to obtain the control orders must be classified as such by the Police Commissioner and can be withheld from certain parties in court. “Criminal intelligence” is defined as information that will prejudice a criminal investigation.

All other information used when applying for a control order and not classified “criminal intelligence” must be presented in accordance with standard court rules.

There are several points at which appeal action can be taken by a person who is the subject of a control order. Courts must be satisfied that the subject is either a member of an outlawed group, an associate of such a group or is conducting other serious criminal activity before granting a control order.

Once an order is issued, the subject has 14 days to lodge an objection with the court which will be heard by a judge who will consider if there are sufficient grounds for the orders.

If the subject is still unsatisfied, they can go straight to the Supreme Court on a question of law or seek leave to appeal to the Supreme Court on a question of fact.

In addition, at any time the court can vary or revoke an order. Either the Police Commissioner can apply to the court at any time or the subject of an order must apply for leave to be heard on the revokation or variation.

Section 41 of the Act also states that, other than the provisions outlined above, there is no other right of judicial review in relation to control orders.

This article is from 2008 and has been moved from the Creativity Alliance website to Creator Forum. Creator Forum retains all the old racial news to use in one area, in order that you have access to information that the media hides. You may have need of it for that Hate Crime trial.

[News Archive 2009Adelaide Advertiser says, "Racist bosses beware"]

News Archive 2009

Adelaide Advertiser says, "Racist bosses beware"

Lauren Novak: Adelaide Advertiser | September 19, 2009

http://www.news.com.au/adelaidenow/story/0,22606,26093639-5006301,00.html

RACIST bosses in South Australia are costing the state productivity and population growth because of a reluctance to hire international students, an employer group says.

Business SA chief executive Peter Vaughan said some employers had an attitude of "ignorance at the best, racism at the worst" towards international students. [more ...]

Comment:
The following comment was left on the Adelaide Advertiser's article comments page: Comment #35 of 85.

The writer remembered to use a few of the appropriate keywords resulting in the expected knee-jerk reaction that the multiCULTuralists require; racist, racism and ignorance. However, lucky for you, Anglo Manager of 10:49pm has supplied you with another keyword; hater. As it would be such a shame to lose such a splendid writer for the multiCULTuralist war on logic and common sense, I thought I'd supply a few of the missing keywords to help you produce that knee-jerk reaction the multiCULTuralists love so dearly: White supremacist, Nazi and anti-Semite. Now that the required words are in place, I plead with the multiCULTI crowd to give the writer a fair go. After all, despite the omissions, she is doing a bang-up job of misinformation for the multiCULTuralist agenda.

Cailen Cambeul of Oaklands Park.

This article is from 2009 and has been moved from the Creativity Alliance website to Creator Forum. Creator Forum retains all the old racial news to use in one area, in order that you have access to information that the media hides. You may have need of it for that Hate Crime trial.

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