Lea Anna Cooper

US Author Lea Anna Cooper will be interviewed on Australian Radio next Tuesday. She will discussing her new book Days of Tempest ( the Liam Magill paternity fraud story which no one in Australia had the courage to write. The book's content will upset many people in Australia )

Tuesday 29th January 2008 on radio station 2GLF
(89.3FM) Sydney- Australia
Dads on the Air segment between 10:30am and 12pm
Eastern Standard Time- Australia

You can also listen to it live at:

http://www.893fm. com.au/

or as a podcast (a day or so later) at:

feed://www.dadsonth eair.net/ shows/podcast. xml

Cheryl King
www.PaternityFraudA ustralia. com.au*

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The BUZZ: 20 Oct 2007

The Australian
13 October 2007

Family Court grabs the lion's share of federal funding
By Michael Pelly

Attorney General Philip Ruddock has promised adjustments to funding for federal courts amid concerns the Family Court is citing the complexity of its work to justify massive discrepancies.

The court will receive $131million in funding for 2007-08, a figure that matches the total for both the Federal Court ($78million) and Federal Magistrates Court ($53 million).

Yet court statistics show it is doing a fraction of the work of the other two courts.

It's an understandable figure really. There are a lot of costs involved in supporting inhuman acts and abuses of civil rights.

Dear colleagues,

It is with great pleasure that I (for the second time in as many years!) have secured a commitment from Amnesty International' s International Secretariat in London to remove false and misleading statistics on violence against women from their websites and printed materials, and to conduct "thorough checks on the sources of all statistics to be used on the Stop Violence Against Women campaign pages" in the future.

Time will tell whether they keep this commitment up or whether they lapse once again into the lazy use of feminist factoids.

The WHO organization has also promised to withdraw the copy of this spurious report from its international pages.

Legal experts in the US have publicly declared that the administration of abuse and domestic violence legislation, especially VAWA, is unconstitutional because it assumes men are guilty until proven innocent. -- Wonder how long it will take Australia to find a few brave leaders or intellectually honest academics to do the same?

In aussie slang, "The Family Court is a BROTHEL and everyone knows it, including Ruddock. .." jez 'bout sez it all (but there is much more in this election year!)

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