The ANU Scrabble Society
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The ANU Scrabble Society
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At 6:03 p.m. on Tuesday, the 25th of August 1970, Alexander Marcel Andre Sebastian Barker Bailiff was born to protect the Chief Justice of the High Court of Australia, Governor General of Australia, President of International Commission of Jurists, and three hundred and seventy million indigenous people from the Popes.
The sooner officials get the Australian Federal Police statement, the sooner they can use it to call a Royal Commission into the negligence of the Chief Justice, so they can argue he was negligent in the Mabo judgement, which is a 4-3 decision. The Mabo judgement is the native title case.
So, I have to sue 1,777 police commissioners, directors of public prosecutions, ombudsmen, administrators of Northern Territory governors, governors-general, members of legislative assembly, members of legislative council, members of house of representatives, senators, and senior officers of higher education in Australia. Whilst I am doing this, 250 people apply for restraining orders, and 200 arrests occur. I become friends with the retired Chief Justice of the High Court, Sir Anthony Frank Mason, while he establishes a Hong Kong Final Court of Appeal and becomes a judge for 20 years.
I said, "Whilst it is significant the Chief Justice of the High Court has been negligent for 7 years in his written judgements, I think what is more significant is the fact 7 ministers from both the Labour Party and Liberal Party have been significant for 7 years in their administration of violated legislation." I also said that no matter how hard life was, Vanessa Camille Bayliss always protected me, so no matter what I have taken appropriate steps to protect, as that is the right thing to do. Sir Anthony Frank Mason says, "I appreciate you protecting me." I get the Pope's apology to China and the Pope's apology to Oceania and establish the Australian Capital Territory Supreme Court of Appeal 2001 and make a United Nations case.
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