From: "Judith Tierney" To: "LUKE" Subject: No whites required Date: Wed, 4 Jun 2008 00:24:06 +1000 MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="----=_NextPart_000_02A9_01C8C5D9.4CFEA0F0" X-Priority: 3 X-MSMail-Priority: Normal X-Mailer: Microsoft Outlook Express 6.00.2900.3138 X-MimeOLE: Produced By Microsoft MimeOLE V6.00.2900.3198 This is a multi-part message in MIME format. ------=_NextPart_000_02A9_01C8C5D9.4CFEA0F0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="utf-8" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable This is appalling behaviour I have White kids that cannot afford boxing = gloves yet INDIGENOUS kid with no experience in boxing can compete for = Australia in the Olympics. -------------------------------------------------------------------------= ------- When I made it public to the Cairns community that AISC sent out a = secret document to only INDIGENOUS trainers to use INDIGENOUS kid = numbers to enhance their opportunity to use tax payers money in the = pretence of giving only INDIGENOUS kid a chance to represent Australia a = JASON GEARY my accuser I understand made comments=20 "we need to get rid of that pommie bastard." As no one here is game to = question this racist document. If this secret form was sent out to Caucasian amateur boxers there would = bea public uproar this is how Australian Caucasian amateur boxers are = treated with contempt and it will continue. if it is not exposed -------------------------------------------------------------------------= ----------------------------- COPY Sports Commission looking for Indigenous boxing athletes Monday, 27 November 2006.=20 Australian Sports Commission,=20 23 November 2006 =20 The Australian Sports Commission's National Boxing Talent Identification = and Development program (NTID) is looking for Indigenous athletes who = think have what it takes to make it to the top of the sport of boxing. =20 Try out sessions for Indigenous athletes will be held across Australia = and 30 athletes will be asked to attend a training camp at the AIRS in = Canberra. =20 NTID Co-ordinator, Dr Jason Gulbin, said a number of full time AIS = training positions will be offered to those who demonstrate exceptional = ability. =20 "Those athletes who attend the camp will continue to be monitored with = the possibility of further training opportunities," Dr Gulbin said. The program is looking for athletes [Ingenious ONLY] aged between 16 and = 27 and while amateur boxing experience would be an advantage it's not = essential. =20 Started under the Olympic Athlete Program in 1997, the AIS boxing = program has consistently developed medal winning athletes, under the = experience eye of Coach Bodo Andreass. =20 At this year's Melbourne Commonwealth Games, AIS scholarship holders won = gold in the 75 and 91-kilogram classes and bronze in the 57, 60, 81 and = 91+ kilogram classes. =20 Further information and registration details can be found at the = following link: www.ais.org.auftalentfboxing =20 For inquiries or to register your interest in this program please call = the Australian Sports Commission on (02) 6214 7216 Source: ASC http://www.cnet.nao.net.au Powered by Joomla! Generated: 29 November 2006, 13: 37 -------------------------------------------------------------------------= ------- TS =E2=80=93 Boxing = Page 2 of 2 COPY =20 Number of amateur bouts=20 =20 Boxing coach =20 Boxing club =20 =E2=81=AA Yes I am of Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander origin =E2=81=AA Yes I am fully committed to boxing at the London 2012 Olympic = Games, and if selected for scholarship would relocate to the AIS Boxing = program in Canberra =E2=81=AA Yes I have read and understood the privacy statement =20 On submitting this form your details will be sent to our Talent Search = Coordinator. We may contact you if you fit the profile of potential = athletes we are looking for. =20 -------------------------------------------------------------------------= ------- Boxing experience would be an advantage it's not essential. This is for athletes to represent Australia in boxing and boxing = experience is not required - Please! ------=_NextPart_000_02A9_01C8C5D9.4CFEA0F0 Content-Type: text/html; charset="utf-8" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable =EF=BB=BF

This is appalling = behaviour I have=20 White kids that cannot afford boxing gloves yet = INDIGENOUS kid with no=20 experience in boxing can compete for Australia in the=20 Olympics.

When=20 I made it public to the Cairns community that AISC sent out = a secret=20 document to only INDIGENOUS trainers to use INDIGENOUS kid numbers = to=20 enhance their opportunity to use tax payers money in the pretence of = giving only=20 INDIGENOUS kid a chance to represent Australia = a JASON = GEARY=20 my accuser I understand made comments=20

 

"we=20 need to get rid of that pommie bastard." As no one here is game to = question this=20 racist document.

 

If this secret form was sent out to Caucasian =
amateur boxers there would be
a public uproar this is how Australian Caucasian amateur =
boxers are =
treated 
with contempt =
and it will continue. if it is not =
exposed

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Sports Commission looking = for=20 Indigenous boxing athletes

Monday, 27 November 2006. =

Australian Sports = Commission,=20

23 November=20 2006

 

The Australian Sports = Commission's=20 National Boxing Talent Identification and Development program (NTID) is = looking=20 for Indigenous athletes who think have what it takes to make it = to the=20 top of the sport of boxing.

 

Try out sessions for = Indigenous=20 athletes will be held across Australia and 30 athletes will be asked = to=20 attend a training camp at the AIRS in Canberra.

 

NTID Co-ordinator, Dr = Jason Gulbin,=20 said a number of full time AIS training positions will be offered to = those who=20 demonstrate exceptional ability.

 

"Those athletes who = attend the camp=20 will continue to be monitored with the possibility of further training=20 opportunities," Dr Gulbin said.

The program is looking = for athletes=20 [Ingenious ONLY] aged between 16 and 27 and while amateur boxing = experience=20 would be an advantage it's not=20 essential.

 

Started under the Olympic = Athlete=20 Program in 1997, the AIS boxing program has consistently developed medal = winning=20 athletes, under the experience eye of Coach Bodo = Andreass.

 

At this year's Melbourne=20 Commonwealth Games, AIS scholarship holders won gold in the 75 and = 91-kilogram=20 classes and bronze in the 57, 60, 81 and 91+ kilogram=20 classes.

 

Further information and=20 registration details can be found at the following link:=20 www.ais.org.auftalentfboxing

 

For inquiries or to = register your=20 interest in this program please call the Australian Sports Commission on = (02)=20 6214 7216

Source: ASC=20 http://www.cnet.nao.net.au

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Boxing = coach

 

Boxing = club

 

=E2=81=AA=20 Yes I am of Aboriginal or = Torres=20 Strait Islander origin

=E2=81=AA=20 Yes I am fully committed = to boxing=20 at the London 2012 Olympic Games, and if selected for scholarship would = relocate=20 to the AIS Boxing program in Canberra

=E2=81=AA     Yes I have read and = understood the=20 privacy statement

 

On submitting this form = your=20 details will be sent to our Talent Search Coordinator. We may contact = you if you=20 fit the profile of potential athletes we are looking=20 for.

 

 Boxing experience would be an = advantage=20 it's not=20 essential.

 

This is for athletes to = represent=20 Australia in boxing and boxing experience is not required -=20 Please!

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