The Ninth Sydney Forum - Identity, Independence, Freedom

Speakers Entry Costs Venue Security & Venue Details MC Photography & Filming Vendors

The 2010 Sydney Forum is THE Nationalist networking event of the year! Breaking all the rules of left and right……this event will challenge your thinking and break the dogmas that imprison our existence….

The forum is a two day event. Day one (Saturday 18th September) is the formal part of the forum, and which follows a set timetable. The main speakers will give their presentations, with question time and participation invited from the audience.

Saturday night features a dinner, which gives all speakers and participants a chance to socialise and get to know each other.

Day two (Sunday 19th September) is the more ‘political’ and networking day which also has a social component and is being held at a different venue to day one. The second day has informal speakers, and offers a wide opportunity for purchase of materials, exchange of documents, ideas etc in a social atmosphere.

There is also a time allocation on both days for Open Forum speaking. Each slot will be 15 minutes only (10 minutes for speaking; five minutes for questions). This part of the Sydney Forum requires participants to be brief and concise.

Speakers

Unfortunately we can’t release the names and details of some of our speakers as the system and other “democratic” and liberal democratic forces will do anything to stop them from participating in this event. In the past invited speakers were intimidated and even prevented from entering Australia by the system to prevent them addressing the Sydney Forum. But we are sure that you will not be disappointed with our selection of speakers and the message they will relate to you.

We are sorry for this inconvenience, but that is the price we have to pay for "real" freedom of speech. We might be inconvenienced, but we will not be silenced.

Speaker	Topic
Overseas Speaker - Mr. Paul Fromm	Thought Crimes Legislation and the Humans Rights Industry in Canada Paul Fromm directs the Canada First Immigration Reform Committee and the Canadian Association for Free Expression, Canada's leading defence organisation of free speech. Paul Fromm has battled Canada's Internet censors and supported political prisoners Ernst Zundel and David Irving as a matter of principle. His free speech work has made him the object of arson and death threats from the Anti Racist Action, which staged a protest in August 2006, outside his Port Credit home. As part of state pay-back for his free speech work, he is routinely hassled by Canada Customs, has had books, including Irish Fairy Tales, seized. In October 2009, Customs seized his laptop on suspicion of it containing "hate" material. Indeed, Paul Fromm has assisted in many ways in overturning Canada’s restrictive “race hate” laws that were enforced by a Human Rights thought police - as a violation of free speech An author and former English instructor, Mr. Fromm was fired from his position by the Peel Board of Education in 1997, after years of pressure from Jewish lobby groups who loathed his support for victims of censorship and his opposition to the Third World invasion of Canada. Mr. Fromm was the recipient of the prestigious George Orwell Free Speech Award in 1994.
Free Speech Debate	Hate Speech – Cunning censorship or real concern? At last year's Sydney Forum, a small group of protestors assembled outside the Forum displaying a variety of banners, including one that said “Hate Speech is not Free Speech”. We at the Sydney Forum do not believe that the Forum constitutes “hate speech”, in fact we wonder what the term “hate speech” really means or what the use of the term is intended to accomplish. We believe that this is a subject worthy of discussion. The Sydney Forum organisers will nominate a person to argue the case for “Cunning Censorship”, and we invite the public to nominate someone to argue the case for “Real Concern”. We especially welcome nominations from groups/persons who have been most vocal in condemning and trying to shut down the Sydney Forum. The names of both speakers will be revealed on 2 August 2010. Further details on this can be found on the Free Speech Debate page of this site.
Speaker Withdrawn	We regret to advise that Mr. Brendon O’Connell will no longer be speaking at this years Sydney Forum. The Forum organisers wish Brendon all the best and success with his upcoming legal proceedings.
Mr John McGrath	Nationalism And Christianity Mr. John McGrath is a student of religion. He looks at the several 'spiritual' revolutions that have overthrown European values to the point where the Christian faith has also been liberalised into a new social doctrine.
Speaker Withdrawn	We regret to advise that Mr. Peter Spencer will no longer be speaking at this years Sydney Forum. After his historic victory in the High Court, Peter is now understandably taking a well earned break and intends to spend time with his family who are overseas. We apologise to Forum participants for the late withdrawal, but it was beyond our control. Peter's battle is not yet over, and the Forum organisers wish Peter all the best in his future legal struggles and in reconstructing his life. http://www.peterspencertowerofhope.com/

Mr Rob McIntyre

Overdo$ed Au$$ies

Deliberately allowed environmental chemicals affect human health, reproduction, intelligence and social behaviour - leading to learning disabilities, crime and sickness.

Certain factions actually control the consciousness of the general population, maintain conflict and prevent planetary growth, while reaping windfall profits from chemically induced neuro physiological degeneration.

Rob’s seminar will take this horrid ‘thought’ out of the science fiction arena and PROVE that it is, in fact, a reality!

He will demonstrate how to avoid some of the ‘land mines’ of life - how to protect our children from the deliberate harm inflicted by greedy, inept, uncaring companies.

See how and why governments and doctors are unable to help.

Please see a bio on Rob here:

http://www.betterlivingresources.name/site/708446/page/2145037

And visit his web site here:

http://www.betterlivingresources.name/

Anonymous Interstate Speaker

Honour/Dishonour Process

This speaker will discuss a private process to settle controversies between parties and avoid litigation (Math 5: 25-26, Math 18:1-20).

Subject matters touched on:

	Private and public world
	Communicating honourably
	Settling matters honourably
	The private administrative process (PAP)
	Examples of the range of issues that can be addresed using PAP
	Success examples

Mr Dennis Stevenson

Changing Our World - the incredible power of community!

Dennis is a professional speaker, author, researcher, with a wry sense of humour. He is a former maverick member of the ACT Legislative Assembly in Canberra and was also the MC of the Inverell Forum.

Dr. Jim Saleam

The Enemy Within

This will be a short second-day address on particular mistaken ideas and activities which arise in the alternative world of the Australian 'national opposition'. Provocative and designed to stimulate questions.

Mr Rob Halford

Do you know who you REALLY are?

Rob Halford is a radio presenter with the Voice of Reason Radio Network. He has also been a guest on other radio shows and networks speaking on a variety of topics.

http://reasonradionetwork.com/

He is a truth and justice seeker and has suffered at the hands of government for speaking out and standing up against what he perceives as wrong. After 6 years in the army, he tried all types of work, finding that nothing really suited him, until he started having issues of his own to deal with in the courts. From there, he found he had the ability and inclination to assist others in their journeys through the legal system.

Rob's main goal today is to extract himself completely from the system and help others to do so as well. Rob will be speaking on the second day of the Forum about law, politics and various other things, with the main question being do you know who you REALLY are?

If you would like to be considered as a speaker at the 2010 Sydney Forum, please contact:

Dr Jim Saleam

Tel: 0407 732 868

Email: radnat@alphalink.com.au

Entry Costs

Tickets to the Forum must be booked and paid for prior to the start of the Forum. Door tickets will only be issued under exceptional circumstances and by the authority of the MC or the Forum Secretary.

Day One (Saturday) - $40 Concession - $35

Day two (Sunday) - $20 Concession - $15

Both days - $50 Concession - $40

Dinner Saturday night - Due to limited places, please indicate your interest in attending the dinner on the Forum registration form. Participant numbers will then determine the dinner venue and cost, however this will be kept to a reasonable price, and your attendance will be confirmed when the dinner cost is known.

Tickets for the 2010 Sydney forum are available now and can be obtained by sending in your payment and registration form to P.O. Box N291 Grosvenor Place NSW 1220. Your ticket will be mailed to you upon receipt of payment. You will need to bring this ticket with you to gain entry to the Forum.

Please make all cheques/money orders payable to "Sydney Forum". Paypal available by request.

Venue

The venue will be at a Sydney club, very close to all Sydney public transport. The club has a bar and the restaurant will cater for lunchtime snacks and sandwiches. Coffee and tea will be self-serve. There are ample car parking spaces on Club grounds. Some street parking is also possible.

Security and Venue details

Unfortunately there are people who do not believe in freedom of speech for those who hold different views to them, and who will try to either shut down or disrupt the forum. As the saying goes, "there is no one more intolerant, than those who preach tolerance..."

To counter this, we have implemented the following security measures.

	The Saturday venue details will not be given to forum participants until early Saturday morning. It is therefore essential we have your phone number (and/or e-mail address) whilst in Sydney or you make it your business to contact us on the Forum phone lines early Saturday morning. These numbers will be provided to you on your Forum ticket.
	To get the venue details you will have to telephone the Forum numbers after 7.00 am on the Saturday morning (18 September) or you will be phoned by the the forum organisers. It is our promise that plenty of time will be available for any Sydney resident to reach the venue by 8.45 am for a ‘start’ at 9.00 am.
	The venue for the second day (Sunday 19th September) will be revealed at the Saturday session.
	Agendas for the 2010 Sydney Forum will be given out at the door.

Meeting Chairman

Your MC for the Sydney Forum will be Mr. Welf Herfurth who has performed this task at the previous Forums. He will be running a friendly but tight ship and he hopes for your co-operation in making this a successful event.

Photography and Filming

The Ninth Sydney Forum will be filmed and photographed by the organisers for the the subsequent production of quality DVD's and other media material. Our camera man will concentrate on the speakers and as far as possible preserve the privacy of our guests. DVD's of the forum will be available for purchase a few weeks after the Forum and can be pre-ordered at the Forum.

Private filming of the Sydney forum (including video cameras and mobile phones) is not permitted.

Private photography at the Sydney Forum is not permitted.

Vendors

Vendors are invited to apply for a table for sales or advertising purposes for either or both days. To help with the costs of the Forum a vendor fee will be charged.

Vendor Table Day One (Saturday) - $45

Vendor Table Day two (Sunday) - $25

Both days - $50

Speakers Entry Costs Venue Security & Venue Details MC Photography & Filming Vendors