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On June 14, 1995, the United States Senate approved by a vote of 84-16 an amendment to
the Senate's omnibus telecommunications-deregulation bill that raises grave Constitutional questions and poses great risks for the future of freedom of speech on the nation's
computer-communications forums. This group are taking the fight to retain freedom of speech
on the Net head on.
With this new age of pay TV and the fun that the media barons are having with our sport it makes you spit when you see *what this fellow has been put through.
We are not here to draw any conclusions but I think that when you visit
Wil's AFL Scandal page you will know why WE consider him to be representative of the young battler in the street. Go and visit
Australian Rules Football 1995 it's a great site.. and well done Wil, even if a greater power (money maybe??) has censored your excellent contribution to the Internet.
I tell you what mate it makes me spew....
The Lasiewicz Foundation a US based non-profit organisation represent a small glow of
human kindness in the chilling war in Bosnia that is being played out by politicians. While the UN (a political vehicle of the "super powers") watch and
make clucking noises when the heat is put on them this foundation is actively bringing a positive impact into the shattered lives of the communities
effected by "ethnic cleansing" and other war related tragedies in Bosnia. There is a briefing section
on Bosnia related issues.We received this letter from Nalini on the 14th August 1995. If you can help the foundation please DO contact her:
Scott Balson, Global Web Builders:
Thank you so much for your kind recognition of our Convoy Bosnia project and briefing page.
The war in Bosnia has gripped me totally, since I first opened myself up to the real depth of horror of the Chetnik Serb genocide against the Bosnian Muslims.
I've long felt this issue to be a war between good and evil, but with the recognition that dark and light forces are within us all. This issue has returned me to the peace movement, but with a more ferocious compassion.
I remember meeting the Australian peace activists of the early 80's, who sailed the Pacific Peacemaker boat around the Pacific islands and the west coast of the U.S. Those excellent activists had a powerful message and were an inspiration to me. It is a real pleasure to be in touch with Australia again!
Love and peace,
Nalini Lasiewicz
The Lasiewicz Foundation
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PO Box 27725
Los Angeles, CA 90027
tel: 213/668-1811
fax: 213/668-1033
e-mail: LasiewiczN@aol.com
Greenpeace is represented all over the world by thousands of people like you and me.
The Rainbow Warrior crew have brought the attention of the
world community to the outrage that France, represented by a minority of the community there and powerful self-seeking politicians, is
performing at Mururoa Atoll in the South Pacific.
Claiming territorial rights and the freedom to endanger peoples in the vicinity while they watch from afar is akin to plundering the bounty
of a pyramid, New Zealanders painting the Eiffel tower bright pink or taking the lifestyle of the Polynese hostage.
Good on ya Greenpeace and the crew of the Rainbow Warrior.
On the 24th June 1995 - Francois Pienaar led his rugby union team to victory in the
world cup finals held in Johannesburg, South Africa. His team, the Springboks,
defeated the dreaded All Blacks 15 to 12 in extra time in front of a crowd of over 60,000 at Loftus Versfeld
and in front of a live television audience of hundreds of millions.
So what makes Francois a hero?:
Return to Global Heroes.