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Showing posts with label Australia. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Australia. Show all posts

Sunday, May 9, 2010

Burkas should be banned as 'unAustralian', senator claims

Cory Bernardi, a Liberal from South Australia, complained that the full Islamic veil was a "repressive domination of men over women" and established "different sets and expectations in society".
Writing on his blog following an armed robbery in Sydney by a man wearing a burka and sunglasses, he said: "It is un-Australian - and it's symbolic barrier is far greater than the measure of cloth it is created from. For safety and for society, the burka needs to be banned."


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The word 'unAustralian' makes my skin crawl. I agree that the burka should be banned. I'm not allowed to walk into a service station or bank with a full face helmet on for security reasons. I would not talk to a person with dark/mirrored glasses on. It's just rude.

For balance, the good things about the burka:
. they hide the bruises and missing teeth
. cross dressing is easy so Muslim men can take their underage bum boys bitches out to lunch
. with all that mystery, Muslim men can dream that they're not married to a skin-headed pit-bull with a bull's nose ring

Sunday, March 28, 2010

TAM! Australia 2010

TAM! Australia 2010 will be held at the Sydney Masonic Centre on 26?-?28 November 2010.

We announced the event last year and we are sure it will live up to the high expectations everyone has.

The information on this page is correct at the time of publication and will be updated regularly as more information is available.


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I'm going!

Saturday, November 28, 2009

Australian Skeptics Announce: TAM! Australia 2010

The 2010 Australian Skeptics National Convention will be held in Sydney. Six years after the last time Sydney hosted the convention, and 10 years after the World Skeptical Convention III in 2000, this will not be an ordinary convention; it will be an international event in the true sense of the word. Not only will our speakers come from all over the world, but so will many of the delegates, and we expect more than 500 of those.


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