DEFENDING DEMOCRACY
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In the constant threat of terrorism we see today, national security
is of utmost important.  It requires change, to maintain democracy to our
nation.  It is of important that we do this else we will lose the
democracy we fought to protect.

To maintain stability, law and order in these times, we require the enforcement
of questionable restrictions on civil liberties, mandatory and
unlawful detainment, non-disclosure and pre-emptive uni-lateral military
action.

The public must be aware of the constant threat the civilized nations are
under, and the final solution we present in the Bush doctrine.

Excerpts from John Howard's Statement on the Republic Referendum.

"
     I will vote no to Australia becoming a republic because I do not
     believe in changing a constitutional system which works so well and
     has helped bring such stability to our nation.
"

"
     There is nothing to be gained from tampering with a system of
     government which has contributed to our country being one of only a
     handful of nations which has remained fully democratic throughout
     the 20th century.
"

I assure you again, that the vast changes to our civil liberties, and our
views on pre-emptive retaliation, will bring stability to the world.
The stability that I talk about can only be achieved through uni-lateralism,
and the Bush doctrine.

The democracy of our nation is at stake.. It's not the 20th century
anymore.


http://www.australianpolitics.com/issues/republic/howard-statement.shtml

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Silvio Cesare <silvio@big.net.au>