Well this stuff was propagated and taught from the 1970s till just recently when after the "meat" incident it went underground.

mozzaok wrote on May 18^th, 2009 at 9:48am:




moz,

You are entitled to express your opinion, and i am not offended by it.



As far as your comment.....

"They aren't wired right."

Look at the state of this present world moz.

It is ppl like yourself [moral appeasers], that have made this world, what it is, much more so than ppl such as myself.
.....[of course, that is in my opinion.]






My advice to everyone on this forum.....

Look at this present world!
.....and change your mind!
.....while you still draw breath.



Yadda, the zealot.            

abu_rashid wrote on May 17^th, 2009 at 1:50pm:



Careful, moor, mantra will pull you up for being incoherent.

How do I examplify Christianity? To the witch (mantra),  I am from a hate-filled jooish sect; to skippy the little red devil, a dangerous something-or-other; to the Aussie National Socialist a smacking joo (again), to helian a humourless, SBS-loving scandinavian goatherd. To you, a good example of a Christian.

And you jokers are telling me that I am far out?!?

Kytro wrote on Apr 22^nd, 2009 at 1:55pm:




I second that, unfortunately we have tradition in Australia of Catholic schools and it is hard to say to other religions no.

But I have grave reservations particularly with Muslim religion.

I’ve seen quite a number of examples that teachings in Muslim outlets are quite hostile toward other religions. Couple of weeks ago one of Australian TV programs had an interview overseas with student who studied Koran, with minder present.
As soon as ‘difficult’ question was asked, minder told to stop rolling the camera, ordered to stop the interview and that was that.

Well, one might say no big deal it was not in Australia.

OK, another recent story from Australia.

Teacher from one Muslim school in Australia complained to management that Australian anthem was never sung during assembly.
Story leaked out somehow, teacher was sacked or resigned, reporters spoke to school master and it was said that anthem was sung occasionally, but they did not think it was important to sing Australian anthem often.
During reporter’s visit there was assembly and children sung Australian anthem.

Another teacher who did not want to be on camera said that this is the first time Australian anthem was sung in this school.

I am not surprised that master probably lied as there is another possibility that teacher did not tell the truth.

But extrapolating this and every other example of what happens behind doors in isolated establishments it is possible that Australian values will not be taught.
It is possible that hatred will be brainwashing and poisoning young minds.
It is possible that girls, future women will be brought up, to even not consider further education nor more liberal code of dress and so on.

And all this sponsored by our (taxpayer’s) money with the blessing from our democratically elected government.

Hard to believe, but under our noses and we cannot do anything about it!


(Sorry for not being precisely on topic, also I did not read whole thread as it somehow drifted and it is possible that my fears were voiced already)

Soren wrote on May 21^st, 2009 at 6:30pm:



I think he confused you with his hypothetical gilfriend Jewlz who is apparently Zionist activist. 

Oh well, they lost. The Land and Environment Court ruled against them. Let's see if they go to the Court of Appeal.

They scaled it down from 1200 to 900, I am afraid they'll be back with 800 proposal soon or 750.

Sprintcyclist wrote on Jun 2^nd, 2009 at 1:10pm:




I think that Government should pass the laws to prevent all future schools be associated with any form of religion.

Sooner the better!