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Thx again to our friend from the British Royal AirForce for sending us this video
& the sources
https://www.instagram.com/reel/CngLAVqjTez/?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=
https://www.infectedbloodaustralia.com/
& the sources
https://www.instagram.com/reel/CngLAVqjTez/?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=
https://www.infectedbloodaustralia.com/
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They won’t be able to walk down the street 👆👆👆. Please share far and wide 💗💗💗
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https://onlinesafety.org.au/
Consolidated Industry Codes of Practice for the Online Industry
(Class 1A and Class 1B Material)
Expert Stakeholder Roundtable
13 September 2022, 10.00am- 12.00pm
Summary of Discussion.
Scope / legitimacy:
• Codes are missing reference as to how access to data for researchers will be facilitated.
• Broad scope was a mistake from the outset.
• Lack of transparency around complaints (and redress) and how those are addressed by
platforms. Inability of platforms to appropriately and timely deal with a false positives
(once identified as such) rather than problem of machine learning.
This undermines public confidence.
Structure:
• Codes difficult to understand from a consumer perspective.
• Concern that even with Tier system, Codes favour larger, established and commercial
platforms, to the detriment of community-led and hosted spaces which will have an
unreasonable compliance burden.
Concern that smaller, independent companies or
community groups will be forced out of market thereby worsening competition issues
and further consolidating market power/share of major players.
Proactive detection:
• Concern over limited and costly options for procuring auto-detection tools. Difficulty of understanding how well they work. Concerns that Codes will reinforce the position of dominant players rather than encourage new entrants due to the costs for tools.
Concerns shared due to costs to comply with fears that smaller community-led organisations would exit the market, concentration of market powers, leading to a diminished diversity and freedom of expression etc.
• Codes are lacking detail around consequences of incorrect action, i.e. false positives as well as failing to detect/remove material. In the former case, what are the avenues for redress or even compensation?
Lengthy and costly court processes are not a feasible solution.
• How do we balance missing out on detecting some material in return for not having too many false positives and over-removing? Cautioning against the primacy of wanting to detect all material (noting the broad definition of such material).
Consultation / process:
• Insufficient time to respond to consultation acknowledging that industry’s pressure to deliver Codes in time to Commissioner does not allow for meaningful longer timeframe, especially with young people and NFP organisations. Some noted an unnecessary rush
overall in the process
(including the development of the Act).
t.me/TheAustraliaProject
https://theaustraliaproject.org
Cole the Sociologist.
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Consolidated Industry Codes of Practice for the Online Industry
(Class 1A and Class 1B Material)
Expert Stakeholder Roundtable
13 September 2022, 10.00am- 12.00pm
Summary of Discussion.
Scope / legitimacy:
• Codes are missing reference as to how access to data for researchers will be facilitated.
• Broad scope was a mistake from the outset.
• Lack of transparency around complaints (and redress) and how those are addressed by
platforms. Inability of platforms to appropriately and timely deal with a false positives
(once identified as such) rather than problem of machine learning.
This undermines public confidence.
Structure:
• Codes difficult to understand from a consumer perspective.
• Concern that even with Tier system, Codes favour larger, established and commercial
platforms, to the detriment of community-led and hosted spaces which will have an
unreasonable compliance burden.
Concern that smaller, independent companies or
community groups will be forced out of market thereby worsening competition issues
and further consolidating market power/share of major players.
Proactive detection:
• Concern over limited and costly options for procuring auto-detection tools. Difficulty of understanding how well they work. Concerns that Codes will reinforce the position of dominant players rather than encourage new entrants due to the costs for tools.
Concerns shared due to costs to comply with fears that smaller community-led organisations would exit the market, concentration of market powers, leading to a diminished diversity and freedom of expression etc.
• Codes are lacking detail around consequences of incorrect action, i.e. false positives as well as failing to detect/remove material. In the former case, what are the avenues for redress or even compensation?
Lengthy and costly court processes are not a feasible solution.
• How do we balance missing out on detecting some material in return for not having too many false positives and over-removing? Cautioning against the primacy of wanting to detect all material (noting the broad definition of such material).
Consultation / process:
• Insufficient time to respond to consultation acknowledging that industry’s pressure to deliver Codes in time to Commissioner does not allow for meaningful longer timeframe, especially with young people and NFP organisations. Some noted an unnecessary rush
overall in the process
(including the development of the Act).
t.me/TheAustraliaProject
https://theaustraliaproject.org
Cole the Sociologist.
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Telegram
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⚡️💥FUNDRAISER: COURT CASE AGAINST FAMILY COURTS & CORRUPTION💥⚡️
We are hunting those - in police, federal police, the bureaucracy, the courts, and parliament - who protect paedophiles‼️
We are witnessing widespread corruption and perversion of justice‼️
We need your help‼️
"I personally have seen one of those video disclosures of one child in a police station and the statement of a senior police officer from that same station claiming that child made no disclosures" - Paul Burton.
So far, thanks to their strength and courage to self-represent, and thanks also to the tireless work of a very small dedicated team of individuals, 21 charges have been dropped (According to the AFP it is the biggest criminal case in Australian legal history.).
Despite this and the clear disclosures of sexual abuse by the children, plus the evidence of police misfeasance, the CDPP is still attempting to "corral" these good people into a trial in what we believe, and can show, is one of the greatest abuses of process in Australian criminal history.
OUR SYSTEMIC PROCESSES OF LAW ARE AT RISK, AS THEY ARE BEING CORRUPTED‼️
On February the 8th 2023 in The Brisbane District Court the CDPP are trying to get a trial date set, which may result in 6 month to possible 2 year trial. The accused are challenging the validity of the indictment and numerous other very important questions of law. A trial will mean the good doctor will lose his new medical practice and two of the accused may be homeless for months possibly living on the street whilst trying to defend themselves without any legal representation.
Meanwhile the CDPP continues to use millions of tax-payer dollars to prosecute their claims and conceal the disclosures of child abuse. .. in an attempt to further decimate these people who were doing nothing more than attempting to protect children who had disclosed sexual abuse.
Politicians, police, prosecution and the media ignored the criminality of the police and others involved, and turned a blind eye to the allegations of the children. The Family Court then returned the children to the sole custody of the very people they accused of abusing them.
IT IS HERE THAT WE SEE THE FRONTLINE AGAINST THE HIDDEN HAND BEHIND GOVERNMENT‼️
AS WE PROCEED WE WILL IDENTIFY AND RECORD THE NAMES OF THOSE FOUND COMPLICIT IN THIS CORRUPTION‼️
💙Please help us.💙
Direct Bank Details.
Swift Code: BENDAU3B
BSB: 633 000
ACC: 125924589
REF: Pridgeon, O'Dea & Greer Fundraiser
https://www.paulrobertburton.com/protecting-children-and-grandchildren
We are hunting those - in police, federal police, the bureaucracy, the courts, and parliament - who protect paedophiles‼️
We are witnessing widespread corruption and perversion of justice‼️
We need your help‼️
"I personally have seen one of those video disclosures of one child in a police station and the statement of a senior police officer from that same station claiming that child made no disclosures" - Paul Burton.
So far, thanks to their strength and courage to self-represent, and thanks also to the tireless work of a very small dedicated team of individuals, 21 charges have been dropped (According to the AFP it is the biggest criminal case in Australian legal history.).
Despite this and the clear disclosures of sexual abuse by the children, plus the evidence of police misfeasance, the CDPP is still attempting to "corral" these good people into a trial in what we believe, and can show, is one of the greatest abuses of process in Australian criminal history.
OUR SYSTEMIC PROCESSES OF LAW ARE AT RISK, AS THEY ARE BEING CORRUPTED‼️
On February the 8th 2023 in The Brisbane District Court the CDPP are trying to get a trial date set, which may result in 6 month to possible 2 year trial. The accused are challenging the validity of the indictment and numerous other very important questions of law. A trial will mean the good doctor will lose his new medical practice and two of the accused may be homeless for months possibly living on the street whilst trying to defend themselves without any legal representation.
Meanwhile the CDPP continues to use millions of tax-payer dollars to prosecute their claims and conceal the disclosures of child abuse. .. in an attempt to further decimate these people who were doing nothing more than attempting to protect children who had disclosed sexual abuse.
Politicians, police, prosecution and the media ignored the criminality of the police and others involved, and turned a blind eye to the allegations of the children. The Family Court then returned the children to the sole custody of the very people they accused of abusing them.
IT IS HERE THAT WE SEE THE FRONTLINE AGAINST THE HIDDEN HAND BEHIND GOVERNMENT‼️
AS WE PROCEED WE WILL IDENTIFY AND RECORD THE NAMES OF THOSE FOUND COMPLICIT IN THIS CORRUPTION‼️
💙Please help us.💙
Direct Bank Details.
Swift Code: BENDAU3B
BSB: 633 000
ACC: 125924589
REF: Pridgeon, O'Dea & Greer Fundraiser
https://www.paulrobertburton.com/protecting-children-and-grandchildren
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The above fundraiser is not money collected by T.A.P.
We do, however, endorse this lawsuit and offer our approval and protection.
T.A.P is, otherwise, run by good people who volunteer their time and energy as we work together - across Australia (see: T.A.P Satellite Groups) - to restore our country to the people and for the people.
You're all invited.
☺
https://t.me/TheAustraliaProject
https://theaustraliaproject.org
We do, however, endorse this lawsuit and offer our approval and protection.
T.A.P is, otherwise, run by good people who volunteer their time and energy as we work together - across Australia (see: T.A.P Satellite Groups) - to restore our country to the people and for the people.
You're all invited.
☺
https://t.me/TheAustraliaProject
https://theaustraliaproject.org
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Forwarded from So it begins, THE AUSSIE REVOLUTION🔥👊 (🇦🇺Alex Wadsworth🇦🇺)
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NEW — Trump Dismisses COVID Vaccine Safety Concerns, Says They Saved Millions of Lives
“You have many reports that say the vaccines saved tens of millions of lives and without the vaccines you would have had a thing like we had in 1917.”
https://rumble.com/v2689sc-trump-dismisses-covid-vaccine-safety-concerns-says-they-saved-millions-of-l.html
https://t.me/vavalaresistance
“You have many reports that say the vaccines saved tens of millions of lives and without the vaccines you would have had a thing like we had in 1917.”
https://rumble.com/v2689sc-trump-dismisses-covid-vaccine-safety-concerns-says-they-saved-millions-of-l.html
https://t.me/vavalaresistance
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Forwarded from National Education Workers (Cole the Sociologist)
PRODUCTIVITY COMMISSION National School Reform Agreement.pdf
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Forwarded from National Education Workers (Cole the Sociologist)
National School Reform Agreement
Study report
Productivity Commission 2022
As this is a 360 page report, released today, I have only read (disseminated) until page 44 (for now).
This report/review, commissioned by Josh Frydenberg (pursuant to Parts 2 and 4 of the Productivity Commission Act 1998) is largely a sophisticated articulation of what we already know with a few interwoven ‘recommendations’ insinuating the further introduction of digital identification.
It’s a bit “ya reckon?” and a lot of “should, should, should” (as in should have been implemented under Gonski and Gallop).
If you’ve read, either/or, the Gonski report or the Gallop inquiry (SEE: BELOW) – and their respective ‘findings’ and ‘recommendations’ – then you’ll note there is little new to be found here, despite the pretty pictures (graphs).
Gonski (amongst other things) confronted inequitable schooling processes, and resulting under-funding.
Gallop (amongst other things) identified the industrial barriers to educator efficacy and value.
Within the eight ‘National Policy Initiatives’ (N.P.I), and the unsynchronised ‘findings’ and ‘recommendations’, we find more of the concepts and language already delivered in both Gonski and Gallop.
Matters of lack of equity are, for example, here addressed under ‘Priority Equity Cohorts’.
Teacher ‘workload’, ‘attrition’, and ‘administrative burden’ are mentioned, even as their ‘recommendations’ state ‘small group interventions’ as a great idea without the teaching time or staff to fulfil them...
The ‘recommendations’ do not smoothly pace the ‘findings’, nor do they adequately address them (there some exceptions).
For example, finding 7.2 reads (with striking brevity):
Finding 7.2 Teachers work long hours, and their workload has increased.
Australian teacher workload is greater than the OECD average.
Australian teachers spend more time on non-teaching tasks, and less time on teaching tasks, than their international counterparts.
Teacher workload has increased over time.
Many teachers cite heavy workload as a reason for wanting to leave the profession.
(p. 42)
No dedicated recommendation immediately follows, though they do allude to ‘low value tasks’.
‘Vaccines’ do not score a mention (surprise, surprise), though the dwindling ‘Initial Teacher Enrolment’ (I.T.E) is positioned statistically, after “coming off an all time high in 2017” (p. 208).
Otherwise, the digital encroachment continues.
SEE BELOW:
Recommendation 3.1 (p. 33)
Parties to the National School Reform Agreement should fulfil their commitments to deliver the National Policy Initiatives.
Parties to the next school reform agreement should:
• set firm deadlines to complete the unique student identifier (USI) and the online formative assessment tool
• once the USI is established, consider opportunities to realise its full potential for informing education policy by linking the USI with other data sets and permitting additional uses beyond the agreed initial baseline.
"Beyond the initial baseline..."
To be continued...
Productivity Commission 2022, Review of the National School Reform Agreement, Study Report, Canberra..
Publication enquiries: Media, Publications and Web | phone 03 9653 2244 | email publications@pc.gov.au
https://www.pc.gov.au/inquiries/completed/school-agreement/report
NATIONAL EDUCATION WORKERS (N.E.W).
t.me/TheAustraliaProject
https://theaustraliaproject.org
Cole the Sociologist.
🔥🎓
Study report
Productivity Commission 2022
As this is a 360 page report, released today, I have only read (disseminated) until page 44 (for now).
This report/review, commissioned by Josh Frydenberg (pursuant to Parts 2 and 4 of the Productivity Commission Act 1998) is largely a sophisticated articulation of what we already know with a few interwoven ‘recommendations’ insinuating the further introduction of digital identification.
It’s a bit “ya reckon?” and a lot of “should, should, should” (as in should have been implemented under Gonski and Gallop).
If you’ve read, either/or, the Gonski report or the Gallop inquiry (SEE: BELOW) – and their respective ‘findings’ and ‘recommendations’ – then you’ll note there is little new to be found here, despite the pretty pictures (graphs).
Gonski (amongst other things) confronted inequitable schooling processes, and resulting under-funding.
Gallop (amongst other things) identified the industrial barriers to educator efficacy and value.
Within the eight ‘National Policy Initiatives’ (N.P.I), and the unsynchronised ‘findings’ and ‘recommendations’, we find more of the concepts and language already delivered in both Gonski and Gallop.
Matters of lack of equity are, for example, here addressed under ‘Priority Equity Cohorts’.
Teacher ‘workload’, ‘attrition’, and ‘administrative burden’ are mentioned, even as their ‘recommendations’ state ‘small group interventions’ as a great idea without the teaching time or staff to fulfil them...
The ‘recommendations’ do not smoothly pace the ‘findings’, nor do they adequately address them (there some exceptions).
For example, finding 7.2 reads (with striking brevity):
Finding 7.2 Teachers work long hours, and their workload has increased.
Australian teacher workload is greater than the OECD average.
Australian teachers spend more time on non-teaching tasks, and less time on teaching tasks, than their international counterparts.
Teacher workload has increased over time.
Many teachers cite heavy workload as a reason for wanting to leave the profession.
(p. 42)
No dedicated recommendation immediately follows, though they do allude to ‘low value tasks’.
‘Vaccines’ do not score a mention (surprise, surprise), though the dwindling ‘Initial Teacher Enrolment’ (I.T.E) is positioned statistically, after “coming off an all time high in 2017” (p. 208).
Otherwise, the digital encroachment continues.
SEE BELOW:
Recommendation 3.1 (p. 33)
Parties to the National School Reform Agreement should fulfil their commitments to deliver the National Policy Initiatives.
Parties to the next school reform agreement should:
• set firm deadlines to complete the unique student identifier (USI) and the online formative assessment tool
• once the USI is established, consider opportunities to realise its full potential for informing education policy by linking the USI with other data sets and permitting additional uses beyond the agreed initial baseline.
"Beyond the initial baseline..."
To be continued...
Productivity Commission 2022, Review of the National School Reform Agreement, Study Report, Canberra..
Publication enquiries: Media, Publications and Web | phone 03 9653 2244 | email publications@pc.gov.au
https://www.pc.gov.au/inquiries/completed/school-agreement/report
NATIONAL EDUCATION WORKERS (N.E.W).
t.me/TheAustraliaProject
https://theaustraliaproject.org
Cole the Sociologist.
🔥🎓
www.pc.gov.au
Still lessons to be learned to improve student outcomes
The Productivity Commission’s Review of the National School Reform Agreement (NSRA) recommends redesigning the agreement to focus more attention on lifting students’ academic results and supporting students’ wellbeing.
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For your consideration.
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Save the date in your calendar NOW for 29 April 2023 and join in the fun at the inaugural DOWN THE RABBIT HOLE BALL in support of fighting fathers ministries. 🐇
#event #downtherabbithole #fightingfathersministries
#event #downtherabbithole #fightingfathersministries
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Folks.
The video above is considered of a softer version/account of recent ('vaccine' holocaust) events,
one that is more palatable to those ('Normies') from the 'other side' of the debate.
Take a look and evaluate.
Slowly we win the hearts & perceived merit of those still in denial.
💙🔥
https://theaustraliaproject.org
https://t.me/TheAustraliaProject
The video above is considered of a softer version/account of recent ('vaccine' holocaust) events,
one that is more palatable to those ('Normies') from the 'other side' of the debate.
Take a look and evaluate.
Slowly we win the hearts & perceived merit of those still in denial.
💙🔥
https://theaustraliaproject.org
https://t.me/TheAustraliaProject
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Forwarded from Anth P
https://www.bitchute.com/video/dzTc7qwoKZz6/ This is the short version (25mins) of the excellent film 'Anecdotals' that puts the tragedy of the vaccine injured in a non threatening way. It posits an approach of agreeing on questions about the COVID vaccines. It is suitable to pass on to those injured and having a hard time acknowledging their plight, but also those witnessing them. In Australia this is at least 1,371,410 people based on ABS stats times 10 (the Harvard undereporting figure). Its time we all acknowledged them.
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Boston Dynamics’ Atlas robot grows a set of hands, attempts construction work – Ars Technica
https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2023/01/boston-dynamics-atlas-robot-grows-a-set-of-hands-attempts-construction-work/
https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2023/01/boston-dynamics-atlas-robot-grows-a-set-of-hands-attempts-construction-work/
Ars Technica
Boston Dynamics’ Atlas robot grows a set of hands, attempts construction work
Atlas goes for “inertially significant” lifts, learns all about Newton’s third law.
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