Weez,I thought the best media report i’ve seen, so far, was this one from Crikey. It is a direct unfiltered plea from people living in Mutitjulu. Funny how their voices are being drowned out in the war game rhetoric.

Joe, Dorothea and Bob Randall have been all but called liars by Brough… but check the charcoal grilling that Brough copped on tonight’s 7.30 Report. Red Kezza sure didn’t spare the rod with Mal- totally hammered Brough on the compulsory sexual exams for children under 16. Kezza hit Brough with the same question at least 6 times until Brough began to lose his cool- and got him to reveal that the gubmint doesn’t really HAVE a plan… more proof that this is all just HoWARd’s electioneering wedgemanship at work yet again.

Tonight’s 7.30 xscript isn’t up just yet.. must see when it’s posted.

Saw a bit of it Weez. Go Kezza. Things are starting to unravel for this mad plan. At the least, it has drawn attention to a hell of an important issue.

But hold on. Some troops may be needed back at home base. Looks like the enemy is creeping out from everywhere.

It’s really hard to where these primitives learnt such bad behaviour, isn’t it?

Us whiteys never do that kind of stuff.

Indeed, joe. Whitey has all his demons leashed and thus is qualified to impose order.

I was SCREAMING at the tele while Brough was trying to ooze his way around Kezza. Thankfully, No Fucking Sale, Kez was having none of it. Brough was trying to run out the clock but the ref kept calling him back to the point of the knock on. 😀

Here’s the 7.30 Report xscript, looking for a vid file to link.

PM’s ‘got it wrong’ on abuse plan

Brendan Nicholson, Tony Wright and Misha Schubert
June 28, 2007

JOHN Howard’s radical plan to protect Aboriginal children from sex abuse has come under strong attack from the man whose report inspired him to act.

Days after the Prime Minister announced his unprecedented intervention, Rex Wild, QC, has accused the Government of adopting an excessively heavy-handed approach, sending people to descend on remote indigenous communities “like a plague of locusts”.

Mr Wild, co-author of the landmark report Little Children are Sacred, said Canberra should have been trying to build up trust with indigenous people. “Now you’ll find the problem is that people’s backs are up,” he told the ABC’s Lateline Business.

Balance of the story on The Age’s website.

The video of Kezza roasting Brough is now online [win|Real]

Should be able to play it just by doing a mouseover on the links thanks to the Snap previews.