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V O I C E F R O M T H E H I L L S
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Number 1 * Sept. 89.
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* from Upper Main Arm (nr Mullumbimby), NSW, Australia *
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Voice From The Hills
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We don't recognise the rule of european law over this country. We
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accept only the law that has guided people's lives in this land for
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the last 40,000 years. Although we all have european origins, we
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don't see the colonial government of australia as being in any way
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representative of our needs or desires.
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We, or our ancestors, were brought to this country to serve the
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greedy and selfish ends of the european ruling class, either by
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force or by trickery. (Most migrants are brought here as little more
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than slaves - although most of them don't know it.) We don't have,
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and never have had any desire to take land from the original people
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of australia. We want to live in harmony with them and with the
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land. In fact, we see the aboriginal struggle and our own as being
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closely related and inextricably linked.
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We are picking up the tradition of struggle against the european
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colonizing class. In britain this has been going on for 2000 years
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(longer in other parts of europe) and we have been systematically
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cut of from it on being brought to this country.
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We aim for a society of self-determination, freedom and equality.
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Not a society where everyone has to conform to the rules of the
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powerful few.
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We want to see an end to commercialism, greed and money. And we
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are totally opposed to the desecration of this land and the
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exploitation of all people living on it.
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We also see ourselves as part of an international movement against
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hierarchy, patriarchy, racism and colonization.
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We choose to live in the bush because we feel we can live more
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productively in that environment. While we acknowledge the validity
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of struggle in australian cities, we believe that life in these
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cities is like a straightjacket which keeps us constantly struggling
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for survival without ever being able to effectively strike back at
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our oppressors. We need to breathe and relax and think clearly about
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the best way to take the fight beyond our daily one for survival.
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The city is the heart of the control structure and as such may seem
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the best place to hit back at it from. But it's also the place where
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its effects are the most powerful. We have not just come here to
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vegetate, as some of our friends in sydney and melbourne would like
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to think. (We can do that just as easily in the city!) We've come
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here for survival.
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The "guerilla war" starts in the hills!
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@ @ @
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Rich Land Leeches Evict Poor Scum (as ususal!)
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Looking out around me I see the views of Mt. Chincogan and the
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hills for miles. As the morning sun rises I can't see the land
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boundaries that exist to separate the rich from the poor and I'm
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saddened to know that they're there.
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Recently the holy dollar and the game of money again won out over
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the needs of the common person, and a little house on Kohinur was
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evicted. Set in a valley, the house was cold and damp in winter, hot
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and steamy in summer, and little more than a shed to the rich scum
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who find satisfaction in turning our homes into 'art' studios.
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Kohinur is a large area of land which is 'owned and operated' by a
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group of yuppies who bought up quickly and cheaply during the 'hippy
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era' of the 70's. How soon their ideals and thoughts for others
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changed in the vicious game of land and money.
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A shack with no amenities becomes a money making entity, although
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the yuppie scum have seen it all of six times in two years (in
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between trips O.S.?) and have done sweet fuck all towards its
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upkeep. Why should they bother, they 'own' it!
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As the house has no real amenities the buck was passed to the
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'Boring Shire Council' who are supposidly using this as a feeble
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excuse to rid the valleys of Main Arm and surrounds of people who
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aren't fortunate enough to own their own land. Any house in the area
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that is not council approved is heading for destruction if they get
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their way.
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What about those people who were evicted? Well, they're survivors.
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When you don't have you can't lose much, THEY TAKE IT FROM YOU!
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As survivors of many situations such as this, in Melbourne and
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Sydney, they have learned to take it as it comes. They rely more on
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instinct and and much prefer good health and sanity to vast
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ammounts of money and power. They're not and won't be part of
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someone else's petty game of monopoly.
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They don't care who has the most land and money, but would hope
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that the rich scum that do would one day share it without their
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selfishness and greed!
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@ @ @
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Smack and Piss
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Some people we know in Sydney recently decided they didn't want
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alcohol or pissed people in their house. One of their regular
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visitors, who's a heavy drinker objected to this on the grounds that
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they use heroin and don't mind people hitting up round there.
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Strange! we thought, how do they justify that?
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"The worst thing most people using smack are likely to do is
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throw up." One of them said. "And they're not likely to do this in
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the middle of your lounge room like pissheads usually do! Apart from
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that, the next worst thing they'll do is nod off.
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"We used to have people coming round with piss all the time and
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using this house for their own parties. They get loud, obnoxious and
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sometimes violent. They fall over a lot and smash the fuck out of
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your furniture. On top of that, I've got a bit of an alcohol problem
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myself and i don't want to be encouraged to get pissed. Give me
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smack any day!"
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Weird, eh? Maybe it's the wrong drug that's legal!
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@ @ @
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DRUG USERS...
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HOW DO I AVOID OVERDOSING?
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*If you are going to inject, BUT haven't for a while, USE A SMALLER
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AMMOUNT THAN YOU'D NORMALLY TAKE. This is because:
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-Your tolerance will be low.
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-You will not know the quality of dope.
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*Remember mixing different drugs makes you more likely to overdose,
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even 6-8 hours later (ie heroin, pills, alcohol, speed and cocaine).
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*Try to be in the company of others when you use.
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THIS COULD MEAN THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN YOU GETTING STONED AND
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OVERDOSING.
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DISPOSE OF SYRINGES SAFELY.
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*Not down toilet, gutters and drains, because they wash up on
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beaches.
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*Don't throw syringes away in public places, e.g. footpaths,
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playgrounds, parks or near schools, beaches.
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REMEMBER TO ALWAYS USE THE CORRECT METHODS OF DISPOSAL!!
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SPREAD THIS MESSAGE TO YOUR FRIENDS!!
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@ @ @
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Stop The City
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* Break the silence and begin to rebuild our communities *
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STOP THE CITY is an annually held direct action protest taking place
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in sydney since 1985. But you can join in wherever you are. it is an
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ongoing project to highlight the diversity and disatisfaction with
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the society we live in today.....or at least parts of it.
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The protest each year aims to unite all individual/group activities
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into a strong, loud call for change. As individuals we are all aware
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of the things that need changing, but our options and energies can
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only be stretched so far when dealing in such demanding channels.
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Through solidarity and direct action change can come about.....
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A small protest here and a small protes there can be effective for
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our own quest, but for effective reaction we need numbers, action
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and a whole new enthusiasm to continue the fight against this
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capitalistic disease.
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Whether your chosen cause deals with sexism, racism, the environment
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or one of many other exploitive facets which surround us, we cannot
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bring about wholesale change without each other. We have the numbers
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to at least become recognised, our cries of despair will be heard,
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and our singular issues will no longer be lost in the corridors of
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power.
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On this day, or the evening before we ask you to join the growing
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ranks of the discontent, to take the actions necessary to support
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your particular cause.
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* * *
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ORGANISE PICKETS.....DEMONSTRATIONS.....LETTERS OF PROTEST...
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SMASH THE TOOLS OF CAPITALISM...
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Multi-national corporations think purely of profit and gain, take a
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look as one such company..UNILEVER..a close look at the goings-on
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reveal just about everything that is wrong with human prticipation
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in this world today, including the exploitation of animals, third
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world forests, and its people, chemical wastage, pollution, dietary
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intake, and an endless list of dirty deeds which line the pockets of
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these ..successfully.. managed corporations.
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* * *
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WE HAVE MAINTAINED A SILENCE CLOSELY RESEMBLING STUPIDITY
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Now is the time to be seen or be heard (preferably both)
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...ACT NOW...
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For those people interested in further discussion, idea swapping, a
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pre-protest get together will be happening on THURSDAY 12th
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october... at 6 o'clock onwards at the Sandringham hotel, king st,
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newtown.................
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THIS DEMONSTRATION IS A LEADERLESS, THUS BLAMELESS PROJECT.
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organised by yourselves, for the sake of others,
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Anarchistic in its set up, yet, realistic in its aims.
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LETS TAKE BACK WHAT IS OURS, EDUCATE AGITATE AND ORGANISE, ITS UP TO
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YOU AND ME.
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DIRECT ACTION GETS THE GOODS........DIRECT ACTION GETS THE GOODS
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Herbal Abortifacts
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It is not the intent of this article to dispense medical advice or
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to prescribe the use of herbs as a form of treatment. There are many
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experts in the field with wildly varying views. In the event you use
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this information without your doctor's approval you are prescribing
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for yourself, which is your right, but the publisher assumes no
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responsibility.
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This information is culled from 20 books on herbal rememdies and
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from talks with herbalists and women in the States and Europe. It is
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not all that exists on abortifacts but the most persistant.
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Any use of these herbs must be done in a careful way. Read the
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article thoroughly; be cautious. These herbs can be very potent. do
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not use them in larger quantities or more often than specified. All
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work best in the first month of preganancy or as soon as pregnancey
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is suspected. The herbs usually work approximately 40% to 45% of the
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time.
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These methods are best used in a situation where you can have
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access to a medical abortion as a backup. Complications are possible
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with any miscarriage. There is the danger of an incomplete
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miscarrieage or hemorrhaging. It is also possible that an herbal
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concoction which does not produce the intended miscarriage still
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damages the fetus.
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1. This method is the best tried and proven. It is easily available
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and cheap with no know side effects: VITAMIN C. Dosage is 6 grams
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for 3 days. It should be taken in small quantities, e.e: 2 grams 3
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times a day for 3 days. Vitamin C can be taken immediately after
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unprotected intercourse to prevent fertilization or as soon as
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pregnancy is suspected. It seems to work best if taken when, or just
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after, tperiod is due but it has been effective into the first month
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of pregnancy. Basically the sooner it's taken the better.
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The 3 day treatment can be repeated, but there is no known
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information on how often it can be repeated safely. Because no one
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really undersatnds how or why it works, we limit it to two trials.
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It ususally takes 2-1/2 to 3 days after the first dosage to work.
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Wait 4 or 5 days from the last day taken before repeating if there
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is no blood after 3 days. Blood flow is slow at first. There may be
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some cramps. It may not work for women who take doses of Vitamin C
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regularly. NOTE: It should not be taken by women with kidney
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problems as it puts stress on the kidneys in the elimination process.
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2. An alternative to Vitamin C which may be used together with t
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(more effective) is PARSLEY - fresh only, in the vagina. Change ever
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24 hours but it should work (if it's going to) within 12 to 15 hours
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after insertion. It may get smelly of hard to take out, but it's not
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dangerous. Method: take fresh parsley (a handful), wrap it lightly
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in gauze and roll like a tampon. A string can be sewn on to make
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removal easier. Insert overnight preferable. This can be repeated
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without danger but usually works quickly if it's going to.
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3. These are the most common herbal abortifacts, in decreasing order
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of effectivenenss:
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BLACK COHOSH - causes uterine contractions
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BLUE COHOSH - stimulates contractions and helps to slough off
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uterine lining
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PENNY ROYAL - stimulates release of oxytocin in the brain which is
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the hormone which induces contractions
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MUGWORT, GINGER, YARROW - helps to slough of lining of the uterus
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SAFFRON, RUE, COTTON ROOT BARK - stimulates contractions
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TANSY, SOUTHERNWOOD, SQUAW VINE, GOLDEN RAGWORT - stimulates
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contractions
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Any of these can be taken individually or in combination and may
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cause contractions and subsequent bleeding. They are most effective
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in combination. They are all 'emmenagogues' but have a different
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function in the body. That's why it's best to combine them, eg. one
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to slough off, one to stimulate contractions and one to tone etc.
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The general recipe for any of these is an infusion (tea) of one
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teaspoon herb per cup of boiling water. Steep 20 minutes. Drink one
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cup of tea 4 times a day for 5 days.
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A recipe that has worked best for women in Montreal, and has also
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been used in San Francisco and New York is:
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1 tablespoon Penny Royal (fresh not oil)
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1 tablespooon Blue Cohosh
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1 tablespoon Yarrow
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1 tablespoon Rue
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Boil 3 cups of water. Add blue Cohosh. Allow to simmer 10 minutes.
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Add other herbs. Remove from flame and allow to steep 30 minutes.
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Drink 1 cup every 4 hours for up to 5 days.
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or (not together and is less effective):
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Saffron - 1 gram per 1 litre of water. Steep 30 minutes. Makes 8
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porions. Drink 1 portion every 2 hours for 1 day. Period may appear
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at the end of the day. If not do not repeat.
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or American Indian recipe: Penny Royal and Brewers Yeast - 1
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teaspoon Penny Royal per cup of boiling water. Steep 20 minutes. Add
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Brewers Yeast. Drink 1 cup every 4 hours for 4 days.
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The first recipe is the best. The others have worked, but not as
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consistently. The herbs are potent. What may work for one woman may
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not work for another. If a woman starts to feel sick, she should
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stop taking the tea. Some cramps and any normal pre menstrual
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feelings and aches are not dangerous, but feeling 'sick' is not
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okay. If the herbs are going to work, they usually do so after the
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first try. Two dosage periods are okay for all the recipes except
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for the Saffron, but the dosages are not recommended more than twice
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and then only in the early stages, up to 8 weeks. (The herbs have
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worked for some women a bit later, this depends on the woman.)
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NOTE: If any of these herbal remedies are unpalatable, any mint teas
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may be added to the recipe. Do not add more water, just the mint.
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Women should eat very lightly when taking the teas - vegetables and
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tea. Oil of herbs is much more potent and concentrated than dried of
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fresh herbs. All of these recipes are for dried herbs. Do not
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substitute oils for fresh.
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"If I suspected I was pregnant, I would start with Vitamin C, and
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then go on to the herbal concoction. I would do the Saffron last,
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and probably not try any of it after 8 weeks, unless I was sure of
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getting a mechanical abortion if the herbal abortion didn't work.
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I'd do the Vitamin C and the herbal recipe twice before the Saffron
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and then I'd give up in favour of a medical abortion. I'd do
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everything I could to get a medical abortion, even if i was trying
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the herbal recipes. The appointment can always be cancelled. Keep in
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mind that these herbs, if the work to induce abortion, could also be
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potentially damaging to the fetus. Only use these herbs if you are
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sure of having options other than continuing with the pregnancy if
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they don't work."
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@ @ @
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DIRECT ACTION
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SAVE THE WASHPOOL WILDERNESS
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How To Get There
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At Baryugil go west onto Lionsville Road. This becomes Washpool Road.
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Continue into Washpool National Park where you will find the camp
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ground on the left before you cross Washpool Creek.
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For further infor contact: N.E.F.A. on (066) 213278
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@ @ @
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Whos Land
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"The land lords put the
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fences up a long time ago,
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The robbed us all,
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as many of us know."
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Poison Girls
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So another chapter in the noble art of land leeching. The act of
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land exploitation has been reasonably short lived in this country.
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Since the so called 'colonization' or blatant theft of this land a
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mere 200 years ago, assorted claims have been made regarding the
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'ownership' of 'properties'.
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The whole practice of land ownership here is probably more
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blatantly a case of those who have no right to the land in the first
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place giving, selling or leasing it under totally false pretences to
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others. In this way our land has been passed down or sold off by a
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form of elitist scum known as the 'Land Owner'.
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I'm not saying all those who own land are fucked. I don't think
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anybody should be denied the right to a piece of land on which they
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can live. What i do see as being wrong is that in order to receive
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this bare necessity one is expected to take out a loan and wast the
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major part of their working lives, working towards giving more money
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& power to those who already have too much, and are using it for all
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the wrong things. (ex. land, people + animal exploitation)
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What i see as being doubly fucked is that a person can have in
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their possession several such pieces of land with which they can
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demand payment for the use of. Usually a major part of the 'tenants'
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earnings for any set time.
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Most of the choice is being a slave to the Banks and Bosses, or
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slave to the dreaded Land Leeches. Not much choice at all really.
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Surely the time has come to stop playing the Land Leechs game.
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Lets make a game of our own, we'll call it 'Lynch the Land Leech'.
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Let the land owner scum say "it's our land", but be sure to remind
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them, IT'S OUR FUCKING LAND TOO.
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@ @ @
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Fight Your Landleech!
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HaVing trouble with your landleech? The want to evict you? Here's
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a guide to the New South Wales Landlord and Tenant Act to help you
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make it as hard for the bastards as possible.
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1) If you're given notice to quit verbally, do not respond, but
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***at the end of the notice period*** tell the landleech that notice
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to quit is not valid unless given in writing. (This means they have
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to give you notice to quit again - which gives you twice as much
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time!)
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2) At the end of the period specified in the written notice to quit,
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DO NOT MOVE OUT. Tell the landleech that under the NSW Landlord and
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Tenant Act they must go to court and get a possession order. Any
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attempt to evict you in any other way is illegal and they will be
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prosecuted by the NSW Housing Dept, who have an Illegal Lockout
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Section for this purpose. The police know about possession orders
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etc and will help tenants - not landleeches - if there isn't one.
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3) The landleech gets a court date for the eviction hearing and you
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get a summons. Don't worry, this is only a Civil Law hearing and you
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should go. At this point you must have someone there who knows about
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Possession Order procedures. This can get the case postponed and
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possibly drag it out for several months.
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4) However, eventually the court will grant a possession order. You
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can ask for it to be suspended for up to a month. But if not, the
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normal police procedure is to come round with the Warrant for
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Possession about 14 days after the Order is issued (usually after
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the court date) and help the landleech throw you out.
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@ @ @
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An Evening Of Diversity
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Call it an ethical night club......
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On the friday night closest to the moons fullest, at Kohinur
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Community Hall - Upper Main Arm - people have been gathering
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together - feasting, jammin, dancing, laughing and groovin out....
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Motivation for such a venue came about one dark winterz evening when
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a group of us vegan headz were perched at home pondering the thought
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should we go to the gig or stay at home - Unimpressed with the local
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tavern and similar vulgar haunts - reminiscent of foul food
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ridiculous cover charges, alcohol swilling creatures and other such
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nasties clouded any further thoughts.
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Being a vegan to begin with is an extension of vegetarianism for
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those who wish to avoid the use of anumal products of all kinds.
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Vegans do not consume eggs, dairy products, honey. Vegans also
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reject the use of leather, silk wook and fur as well as cosmetics
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and other products derived or tested on animals.
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So we put our heads together and the idea came to life. So far there
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have been two vegan feasts and Kohinur hall - costing about $4 - to
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cover hall hire & food costs. We cooked steaming vegetable soups &
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pudding & custard. Other yummo treats. They've been pretty enjoyable
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nights so far... i must say.
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@ @ @
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Can't you see the symbols,
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Why don't you understand?
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Try and use your larynx
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And not your fucking hands!
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Your hands of petty violence
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Hands of Government rule,
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The hands of petty systems
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Of which you are the tool!
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See a house upon a street
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Then try and make it home,
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The LAW comes round to toss you out
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Then tells you you're the scum!
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Right now I'm on the streets
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And homeless once again,
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Try thinking of my problem
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And how it all began!
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* * *
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COMPOST
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-------
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We're the compost of your lifestyle
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The shit upon your streets,
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The people you can laugh at
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When you feel you need a lift.
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Your petty greed is shitful,
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Though you insist it's right,
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You deny me home and comforts
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Cause i speak out and fight!
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A thousand people homeless
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Striving just to eat,
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You say you'll solve the problem
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While we're living on the streets!
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Squatting's one solution
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Your government deplores
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Just because we're squatters
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Our situation is ignored!
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DON'T BLAME US FOR THE MESS YOU'RE IN
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THAT EXCUSE IS WEARING THIN!
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EXCUSES HERE, EXCUSES THERE
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PEOPLE TALK BUT THE JUST DON'T CARE!
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* * *
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I Cry For My Crusties!
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Once i was a berserk animal
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But they cured me.
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So now i'm a rug
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And people walk all over me!
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@ @ @
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shoplift, SMASH EXPENSIVE SHOP WINDOWS, refuse to pay, SABOTAGE ON
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THE JOB, call in sick, PICKET, leaflet, DRESS UP, go crazy, DESTROY
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SURVEILLANCE CAMERAS, make love, GO ANYWHERE, be outrageous, BURN
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DOWN PARLIAMENT, strike, WORK TO RULE, loot, BOYCOTT, rip up the
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streets, GRAFFITTI, help someone who needs it, STOP TRAFFIC, take
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over the streets, PLANT SOME TREES, stand up to your boss, GLUE
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LOCKS, stuff up lifts, SMASH TELEVISIONS, talk to people everywhere,
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BE OPEN, give someone something, SWIM IN FOUNTAINS, lose important
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papers, STOP AND LOOK AROUND, eat some different food, LAUGH, sing,
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CRY, dream
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and have FUN!
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all this and more
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oct 19th
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NO BUSINESS AS USUAL
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<from: Stop The City Kollektiv, Sydney>
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