🚀 go-pugleaf

Funny that but the cops are too afraid to taser bikies.
I reckon the bikies should challenge their discrimination and
apartheid in the courts.


On Jul 10, 8:15 pm, The Womp <womp....@fakeaddress.com> wrote:
> Bikies 'treated like persecuted Jews'
>
> AAP
> Source:  http://www.news.com.au/story/0,27574,25760560-421,00.html
>
> BIKIES have compared themselves with persecuted Jews and victims of
> South Africa's apartheid in a video protesting against new anti-bikie
> laws.
>
> Following a fatal bikie brawl at Sydney Airport in March, NSW and
> South Australia have enacted laws that allow bikie gangs to be
> declared criminal organisations.
>
> Membership can also be prosecuted as a criminal offence.
>
> Western Australia, Queensland, Tasmania, the Northern Territory,
> Victoria and the ACT intend to implement similar laws in a national
> push to outlaw criminal bikie gangs.
>
> Bikies have responded with a website aimed at breaking down "some of
> the negative stereotypes about motorcycle clubs and members".
>
> The United Motorcycle Council of NSW provides clubs and individuals
> "with an avenue for dispute resolution", a statement on the council's
> website reads.
>
> Bikies appearing in a video on the website liken the new anti-bikie
> laws to injustices suffered by victims of Nazi Germany and apartheid
> in South Africa.
>
> At the start of the video the words "Freedom is not what someone gives
> you, it's what no one can take away from you" appear against haunting
> background music.
>
> The words are attributed to Ramsey Clark, former US attorney-general.
>
> Another line follows: "Unless you're the Government."
>
> A shot of a globe, highlighting Nuremberg, Germany appears next,
> followed by a small group of disgruntled looking bikies staring at the
> camera.
>
> Some have their arms folded, others have their hands in their jean
> pockets.
>
> "In 1935 Germany passed the Nuremberg law which denied Jewish people
> to associate with their friends and work with some professions," a
> bikie decked in sunglasses and a baseball hat says.
>
> The scene is followed by a shot of a globe featuring South Africa.
>
> "In 1948 in South Africa apartheid was introduced," says a
> broad-shouldered balding bikie.
>
> "The Government made it illegal for declared individuals to meet, even
> in the privacy of their own home."
>
> In Australia, another bikie says: "You can be branded a criminal just
> by talking to declared people, even if you haven't committed a crime."
>
> A bikie with heavily tattooed forearms says, "I thought I lived in a
> country where I wasn't discriminated against because of the colour of
> my skin."
>
> Police Minister Tony Kelly says the NSW laws are aimed at people "who
> are heavily involved in drug dealing, and a whole host of other
> crimes".
>
> "But if there's any other criminal gang out there that is involved in
> those sorts of activities, then they can be targeted under this
> legislation as well," he said.
>
> "The legislation is specifically designed.
>
> "It's not a group of three people who stand together and have a chat
> somewhere, you've got to be assembling for the purpose of conducting
> or intending to conduct criminal activity that will bring with it a
> jail term of up to seven years.
>
> "Anybody who is not involved has no reason to be fearful of these new
> laws. If you are involved, then be very fearful."
>
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"The Womp" <womp.the@fakeaddress.com> wrote in message 
news:j55e55h8bcf321vdh74gjaiuloedceu98g@4ax.com...
> Bikies 'treated like persecuted Jews'
>
> AAP
> Source:  http://www.news.com.au/story/0,27574,25760560-421,00.html
>
> BIKIES have compared themselves with persecuted Jews and victims of
> South Africa's apartheid in a video protesting against new anti-bikie
> laws.
>
> Following a fatal bikie brawl at Sydney Airport in March, NSW and
> South Australia have enacted laws that allow bikie gangs to be
> declared criminal organisations.
>
> Membership can also be prosecuted as a criminal offence.
>
> Western Australia, Queensland, Tasmania, the Northern Territory,
> Victoria and the ACT intend to implement similar laws in a national
> push to outlaw criminal bikie gangs.
>
> Bikies have responded with a website aimed at breaking down "some of
> the negative stereotypes about motorcycle clubs and members".
>
> The United Motorcycle Council of NSW provides clubs and individuals
> "with an avenue for dispute resolution", a statement on the council's
> website reads.
>
> Bikies appearing in a video on the website liken the new anti-bikie
> laws to injustices suffered by victims of Nazi Germany and apartheid
> in South Africa.
>
> At the start of the video the words "Freedom is not what someone gives
> you, it's what no one can take away from you" appear against haunting
> background music.
>
> The words are attributed to Ramsey Clark, former US attorney-general.
>
> Another line follows: "Unless you're the Government."
>
> A shot of a globe, highlighting Nuremberg, Germany appears next,
> followed by a small group of disgruntled looking bikies staring at the
> camera.
>
> Some have their arms folded, others have their hands in their jean
> pockets.
>
> "In 1935 Germany passed the Nuremberg law which denied Jewish people
> to associate with their friends and work with some professions," a
> bikie decked in sunglasses and a baseball hat says.
>
> The scene is followed by a shot of a globe featuring South Africa.
>
> "In 1948 in South Africa apartheid was introduced," says a
> broad-shouldered balding bikie.
>
> "The Government made it illegal for declared individuals to meet, even
> in the privacy of their own home."
>
> In Australia, another bikie says: "You can be branded a criminal just
> by talking to declared people, even if you haven't committed a crime."
>
> A bikie with heavily tattooed forearms says, "I thought I lived in a
> country where I wasn't discriminated against because of the colour of
> my skin."
>
> Police Minister Tony Kelly says the NSW laws are aimed at people "who
> are heavily involved in drug dealing, and a whole host of other
> crimes".
>
> "But if there's any other criminal gang out there that is involved in
> those sorts of activities, then they can be targeted under this
> legislation as well," he said.
>
> "The legislation is specifically designed.
>
> "It's not a group of three people who stand together and have a chat
> somewhere, you've got to be assembling for the purpose of conducting
> or intending to conduct criminal activity that will bring with it a
> jail term of up to seven years.
>
> "Anybody who is not involved has no reason to be fearful of these new
> laws. If you are involved, then be very fearful."
>

When the speed radar cameras were first brought into service in NSW
the puiblic were concerned about what how they were going to be used.

The Police  minister at the time put out a statement
saying the radar cameras would only `trip' when the driver was going faster
than 16 KPH over the limit and as a result
ONLY REAL SPEEDERS NEEDED TO BE WORRIED BY IT.


The next day the police had a whinge saying  to the effect, the police 
minister
had just told everyone they could do 15KPH over the limit and they
weren't happy about it


The new road demerit points rules has a special category for people doing
"between 1 and 10 KPH over the limit"

It is obscene what is being done to bikies and the way an expectation of 
freedom
of assembly and freedom to fraternise is being denied.

The plebs believe these arbitrary and bad laws won't affect them cause they
are specifically targetting Bikies. Fools; freedoms lost are lost till 
bought back with blood. 

you are the wiser person on here so far !!!
They start with the Aborigines and then slowly erode everyone's
liberties.
Is it race, is it class, is it enslavement?

the Bikies should test it out in court under ICCPR

"The enemy of my enemy is my friend"

Racist High Court judges French, Hayne, Gummow and Crennan JJ
dogwhistling to the racist and perverting justice
allowing a 70 yo grandmother to die in pain

the only way liberal can win this and its playing the redneck card !!

trust me....tell Malcom turnbull to secede from the UN Human Rights
Treaties, ICCPR and ICERD, and they will win!!

Their racist Judges French, Hayne, Gummow and Crennan JJ have
practically done it. SO Turnbull has only to play it to the rednecks

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yyj_gWqdDWQ&feature=channel_page
http://iwitness.x24hr.com/judicial_corruption/index.php
http://kangaroocourtaustralia.com/

Racist judges making political prisoners out of people; Haneef, pham,
wotton.

Crooked judges dogwhistling to racist cops, leads to deaths in
custody.

On Jul 11, 9:38 am, "regn.pickford" <r...@mysoul.cop.au> wrote:
> "The Womp" <womp....@fakeaddress.com> wrote in message
>
> news:j55e55h8bcf321vdh74gjaiuloedceu98g@4ax.com...
>
>
>
> > Bikies 'treated like persecuted Jews'
>
> > AAP
> > Source:  http://www.news.com.au/story/0,27574,25760560-421,00.html
>
> > BIKIES have compared themselves with persecuted Jews and victims of
> > South Africa's apartheid in a video protesting against new anti-bikie
> > laws.
>
> > Following a fatal bikie brawl at Sydney Airport in March, NSW and
> > South Australia have enacted laws that allow bikie gangs to be
> > declared criminal organisations.
>
> > Membership can also be prosecuted as a criminal offence.
>
> > Western Australia, Queensland, Tasmania, the Northern Territory,
> > Victoria and the ACT intend to implement similar laws in a national
> > push to outlaw criminal bikie gangs.
>
> > Bikies have responded with a website aimed at breaking down "some of
> > the negative stereotypes about motorcycle clubs and members".
>
> > The United Motorcycle Council of NSW provides clubs and individuals
> > "with an avenue for dispute resolution", a statement on the council's
> > website reads.
>
> > Bikies appearing in a video on the website liken the new anti-bikie
> > laws to injustices suffered by victims of Nazi Germany and apartheid
> > in South Africa.
>
> > At the start of the video the words "Freedom is not what someone gives
> > you, it's what no one can take away from you" appear against haunting
> > background music.
>
> > The words are attributed to Ramsey Clark, former US attorney-general.
>
> > Another line follows: "Unless you're the Government."
>
> > A shot of a globe, highlighting Nuremberg, Germany appears next,
> > followed by a small group of disgruntled looking bikies staring at the
> > camera.
>
> > Some have their arms folded, others have their hands in their jean
> > pockets.
>
> > "In 1935 Germany passed the Nuremberg law which denied Jewish people
> > to associate with their friends and work with some professions," a
> > bikie decked in sunglasses and a baseball hat says.
>
> > The scene is followed by a shot of a globe featuring South Africa.
>
> > "In 1948 in South Africa apartheid was introduced," says a
> > broad-shouldered balding bikie.
>
> > "The Government made it illegal for declared individuals to meet, even
> > in the privacy of their own home."
>
> > In Australia, another bikie says: "You can be branded a criminal just
> > by talking to declared people, even if you haven't committed a crime."
>
> > A bikie with heavily tattooed forearms says, "I thought I lived in a
> > country where I wasn't discriminated against because of the colour of
> > my skin."
>
> > Police Minister Tony Kelly says the NSW laws are aimed at people "who
> > are heavily involved in drug dealing, and a whole host of other
> > crimes".
>
> > "But if there's any other criminal gang out there that is involved in
> > those sorts of activities, then they can be targeted under this
> > legislation as well," he said.
>
> > "The legislation is specifically designed.
>
> > "It's not a group of three people who stand together and have a chat
> > somewhere, you've got to be assembling for the purpose of conducting
> > or intending to conduct criminal activity that will bring with it a
> > jail term of up to seven years.
>
> > "Anybody who is not involved has no reason to be fearful of these new
> > laws. If you are involved, then be very fearful."
>
> When the speed radar cameras were first brought into service in NSW
> the puiblic were concerned about what how they were going to be used.
>
> The Police  minister at the time put out a statement
> saying the radar cameras would only `trip' when the driver was going faster
> than 16 KPH over the limit and as a result
> ONLY REAL SPEEDERS NEEDED TO BE WORRIED BY IT.
>
> The next day the police had a whinge saying  to the effect, the police
> minister
> had just told everyone they could do 15KPH over the limit and they
> weren't happy about it
>
> The new road demerit points rules has a special category for people doing
> "between 1 and 10 KPH over the limit"
>
> It is obscene what is being done to bikies and the way an expectation of
> freedom
> of assembly and freedom to fraternise is being denied.
>
> The plebs believe these arbitrary and bad laws won't affect them cause they
> are specifically targetting Bikies. Fools; freedoms lost are lost till
> bought back with blood.