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Australians BEWARE..

At present there are Only 2 Levels of Government in The Australian Constitution.

You only need to obey Federal Government and State Government laws if the are Constitutional. If you know how to use The Australian Constitution you can beet most all charges by Local Government and Councils. But this WILL NOT APPLY if the Australian Constitution is changed.

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Beware of the TREACHORY... LOCAL GOVERNMENT!!!!

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Permalink Reply by Roger Rankin Crook on December 23, 2011 at 11:56pm

I don't know that I want to beet (sic) the 3rd tier of government in this country, well I cannot speak for all, but in WA, local councils, certainly in the country, are non-political and do a great job.

Maybe I am just thick, but I don't get this thread.

Permalink Reply by Michaelng Clayton on December 24, 2011 at 3:52pm

Hello All

When I was growing up in Melbourne we had a great local council, great parks big block of land with trees birds, It was paradise. Then labour got in and stuffed the state up. Jeff Kennett then was elected and to save money amalgamated local councils and our Moorabbin council was take over by Glen Iris council 8 miles away.

Now where I liveded looks more like a Russian town two houses on every block, blocks joined together, no trees, no birds, local park has no hedge lots of buildings in the park and you would swear you were in STALINGRAD or KIEV. Not Australia.

Just imaging what they would do if they could make their own laws. The did this through regulations.

Today you can beat most traffic charges and councils laws as they are unconstitutional so they have no real authority. Think twice before you vote yes when this comes up.

Permalink Reply by Roger Rankin Crook on December 24, 2011 at 4:25pm

Doesn't look too bad. Considering their history, some things are understandable, generally though, would compare with Fitzroy?

http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?t=129652

And this one is just beautiful:

http://www.virtualkiev.com/

Permalink Reply by Michaelng Clayton on December 24, 2011 at 5:38pm

Hello Roger

Not Talking about the major buildings, talking about houses people live in.

Permalink Reply by Michaelng Clayton on December 24, 2011 at 6:08pm

Roger

If Councils get more power we are in big trouble as many Councils have signed up to the U.N. Environmental Laws Through The I.C.L.E.I. Local Government For Sustainability. See Councils Who have Signed On Already

More Information

Read This Town Hall article ... This is all part of United Nations Agenda 21

Permalink Reply by Michael Petterson on December 24, 2011 at 7:37pm

But just how do you inform your local council just what they have signed up to,without sounding like a complete nutcase? I see my council on the list,but I'm somewhat unsure just how to write to them,in a manner that they will take seriously about this matter.

Permalink Reply by Michaelng Clayton on December 24, 2011 at 9:07pm

Hello Michael

I think the way to do this is to go to a council meeting and introduce yourself to some members, remember many councilors are green or labour people are in councils to support this. Sound out the councilors and find one who will listen and work to bring this matter up for open discussion. Tell everyone in your area who you know; friends, builders, shopkeepers land owners as this will effect them the most. Put a joint letter together, then submit it at council meetings, bring along people with you who support you, people who want to retain their freedoms.

Michael you can get free legal advise on this at

Community Law Resource Group
http://www.CLRG.info

Permalink Reply by Michael Petterson on December 25, 2011 at 9:12am

Would my local MP be able to assist in this as well,because frankly I stink at talking to people. I tend to get tongue-tied and nervous and forget what I came to say,with people I don't know,which is why I mostly resort to letter-writing to get my point across. I'm not sure who else in my area (Clarence Valley) is aware of these issues,as I've seen plenty of interest in CSG mining and the carbon tax,but this seems to fall under people's radar,so to speak.

Michaelng Clayton said:

Hello Michael

I think the way to do this is to go to a council meeting and introduce yourself to some members, remember many councilors are green or labour people are in councils to support this. Sound out the councilors and find one who will listen and work to bring this matter up for open discussion. Tell everyone in your area who you know; friends, builders, shopkeepers land owners as this will effect them the most. Put a joint letter together, then submit it at council meetings, bring along people with you who support you, people who want to retain their freedoms.

Michael you can get free legal advise on this at

Community Law Resource Group
http://www.CLRG.info

Permalink Reply by Ralph Prestage on December 25, 2011 at 6:03pm

Michaelng Clayton you have identified what is becoming the greatest challenge to our civil liberties with the complete domination of our society by the UN through the subservient councils. It is also unbelievable that it is approved by the Federal and State government.

Just who protects the Australian public ??

In WA submissions had been called for relating to the "Metropolitan Local Government Review Panel" which closed on the 23.12.11. these can be read at http://www.metroreview.dlg.wa.gov.au/ , and clicking on "Submissions have now closed" which also lists those made.

Until as I suspect they will be removed. By date those who have had council dealings, (plus others) are lodged by; Ralph Prestage 23.12.11, John Kitching 22.12.11, Trevor Prestage 21.12.11, Linda Macri 20.12.11, Helen Leeder 16.12.11 all of whom have had dealings with the corruption permeating through the metropolitan councils and extending to the WA Planning Commission and Dept Environmental Protection (who recently contributed to the massive loss of of 40 homes at Margaret River due to their back burning).

At the Nedlands council a policy was introduced that no tree branch larger than 50 mm could be removed without prior council approval. That meant when a weekend activity was cancelled a home owner could not attend trimming trees on their property as no approval had been sought and the ignorant environmentalists keen to report them with substantial fines. Thanks to a group of residents spear headed by a previous member of parliament those "Green" members were voted out at the first election.

Regardless of indoctrinated ideology this threat to our social living standards cannot be ignored.

Then of course as we are headed for complete loss of our identity and financial devastation by wasted government spending and gifting to the world all beyond our means, common sense will never prevail amoungst these blinkered ideologists.

Permalink Reply by Colin J Ely on December 25, 2011 at 8:33pm

Michael

Please see the Constitution of the State of Victoria

Section 74A

Section 74B

Our system of Local Government, while not perfect, and always well run, is eminently legal under our Constitution.

Permalink Reply by Michael Petterson on December 26, 2011 at 1:18pm

I have sought legal advice via CLRG on the issue of the councils signing on to the to the U.N. Environmental Laws and the answer I got is as follows. Not sure if it helps.I've posted the Answer they gave me first,followed by the question I asked them.

Michael
Yes by writing to your council rep and also the local State member expressing your WILL that you do not approve of their allegiance to a foreign power. Section 44(i) of the Commonwealth Constitution is self explanatory and all laws are subject to the Comm Constitution through section 15A Acts Interpretation Act 1901.
Inform all around you as well through flyers in your neighbourhood.

Darryl

My local council has signed on to the to the U.N. Environmental Laws
Through The I.C.L.E.I. Local Government For Sustainability,which
indirectly supports Agenda 21 International Council of Local
Environmental Initiatives

Would there be anything I could do about informing them of just what
they have signed up to,without a expensive court case?

Permalink Reply by Michaelng Clayton on December 26, 2011 at 2:26pm

Michael P

Thanks for posting your reply here, Yes we must all let our local council members know that by agreeing to sign any The I.C.L.E.I. Local Government For Sustainability Agreement they are acting in contravention of the Australian Constitution.

Ralph P Thanks for your post and information I will look over it. We must let everyone know that the U.N. is attacking our freedoms on many levels.

I posted information on AGENDA 21 HERE In an attempt to let my online friends what is really happening.