🚀 go-pugleaf

Use one of those "Free 5" accounts from EISA (http://www.eiasafree5.com.au ) 
as an expendable account from which to send the protest e-mails. I think the 
idea of a single day on which we all send protest e-mails is a great idea. 
Instead of having all of us send e-mails on different days, we can magnify the 
effect. I nominate the day the GST comes into effect (1 July, 2000) for the 
first mail bombing. That will cause some chaos!


>If you participated in this, your ISP would probably take you offline, so
>another account somewhere would be a help (this is not a bad idea anyway)
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>Ananke <Ananke@ihug.com.au> wrote in message
>news:37dfbe8c.17003653@news.ihug.com.au...
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>> I'm very disappointed that there hasn't been more action from any of
>> the supposed representative groups opposed to Internet Censorship.
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>> So.  Not being one to sit on my hands.  I have a suggestion.  To make
>> the EFA and us 'net users look more militant, why not start organising
>> simple, well publicised campaigns to increase our profile?
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>> It wouldn't cost more than a dollar for most Aussie 'net users to fax
>> or snail mail a copy of John Perry Barlow's declaration of cyberspace
>> independence to their local fed MPs, the Liberal party, local papers,
>> major city papers and of course "dick" Alston.
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>> They can happily ignore us because we've been utterly pissweak so far.
>> This is our freedom of speech at stake.  300 people turning up to a
>> meeting on a Friday isn't good enough.
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>> But, something simple, cheap and doable by many people, might start
>> the ball rolling.  Have a read of JPB's Declaration,
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>http://www.eff.org/pub/Publications/John_Perry_Barlow/barlow_0296.declaratio
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>>  fax or snail mail it, with a paragraph saying that they aren't your
>> words, but they represent your feelings on the subject.....
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>> Next, we could send the Universal Human Rights Declaration, with
>> section 19 highlighted...... then the Australian Constitution with
>> reference to freedom of religion, since the proposed government
>> filters would prevent people seeing anything bearing "sin" or "lust".
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>> Lets get kicking in this simple way while the legal minds at EFA are
>> developing their responses to the legislation.
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>> Cheers, Ana
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>> Water is the cause of all drowning suicides.  Ban Water.
>> http://internettrash.com/users/ananke
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