Nemesis

My blog deals with the primal issue of our times, global terror and its state sponsors. September 11 has brought free societies at the crossroads of victory or subjugation. No nipple-fed intellectual quibbling or obfuscation can evade this historic fact.

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About Me
Name: Con George
Location: Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

I’m an Australian of Greek-background. I’ve been a Director of SBS Television 1986-96, a member of the Equal Opportunity Board, on whose Tribunal I served from 1986-95,and have been an advisor to Jim Kennan (Minister Of Transport in The Victorian State Government)1989-90, during the famous Tramway’s strike that had blocked the streets of Melbourne for more than a month. It was my advise to Minister Kennan that took the trams off the streets of Melbourne, to the everlasting ire and hate of the Left wing Unions and their leader John Halfpenny, who decreed a fatwa on me, and I became a persona non grata to all the Ministers of the Government. I’m the author of many papers in politics, such as “Union Power: The Wings of an Eagle Attached to a Pigeon Head”, and “Multiculturalism”: How a Pet Idea Became a Dinosaur”. In 2004 I wrote my first book with the title, “Unveiling the War against Terror”, and presently I’m in the process of writing another one with the title of “The American Cinderella in the Ugly World of Terror”. I’m also a member of The Samuel Griffith Society, whose Chairman was the late Sir Harry Gibbs, the greatest of the chief justices of our High Court.

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  1. slatts September 29th, 2006 2:48 pm

    Hi Con, welcome to the Deck stable.
    Cheers, Bernard Slattery

  2. Con George October 3rd, 2006 9:08 pm

    Many thanks for your welcome Bernard.

  3. Jeff November 4th, 2006 4:46 pm

    Con, was that you that rang up 2GB a while ago?

    I thought the following might interest you, it is from the
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    Leb journo Nov 1 2006, 12:39 PM Post #1

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    Hi,

    I am a journo with SBS Insight.

    Insight is putting together a program in response to the community debate going on at the moment about the comments made by Sheik Taj Al Din Al-Hilali. Check our website out at http://www.sbs.com.au/insight.

    We want regular people to come on our show and be part of the forum. We know that Al-Hilali has a lot of supporters and that many people are upset by the way he has been treated. So we want to hear from you!

    Being SBS (the multicultural broadcaster) , it is within our responsibility and charter to facilitate intelligent debate about important issues, especially issues that affect our multicultural audience.

    We are hoping to invite Muslim men women with all viewpoints.

    Please email me at antoinc@sbs.com.au asap.

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