Tuesday, October 13, 2009
Are we going to Murray Bridge?
Hello to the office of the Attorney General, the honorable Michael Atkinson from Kym Maxwell and family.
In the Dreaming: Kym dreamed that he was advised by one of his UNISA lecturers to set up a trust account.
Kym dreamed that he was in a house that was a place where people were bickering and undermining each other. Kym was not feeling secure in that house and at the end of the dream Kym was asked if he would be going to Murray Bridge.
1 No we are not intending to set up a trust account at this time.
2 We are not going to Murray Bridge, in the near future we intend to continue with our own work and studies.
3 It might appear that there are fundamental issues in law that are yet to be resolved and that the legal mandate of the State is being affected by that ongoing circumstance; fueled by certain actions of decent within the law, issues that are related to matters of heritage and title.
Yours sincerely, the Maxwell Kaurna-Ngarrindjei family, Title holders and custodians of the dreaming and law
Sunday, October 11, 2009
The prostitution dream
Kym had a dream that two women were talking about another woman. They were saying that she was going to start a career as a prostitute and that her husband said that she was terrified of beginning in this field of work. They said that she was not looking forward to the night she begins working.
Our response to that dream: We understand that in the world people have differing values, morals and cultural understandings of sexuality and we understand that sexuality is a natural part of the world.
Our position relating to this matter is that we do not support the practices of adult people or children being used or traded for slavery or prostitution. We do accept that adult people have a free will as to what they choose to do, but we do not accept that anyone has the right to sexually exploit, enslave, promote, publish or depict those activities that relate to the illegal uses of children.
Our response to that dream: We understand that in the world people have differing values, morals and cultural understandings of sexuality and we understand that sexuality is a natural part of the world.
Our position relating to this matter is that we do not support the practices of adult people or children being used or traded for slavery or prostitution. We do accept that adult people have a free will as to what they choose to do, but we do not accept that anyone has the right to sexually exploit, enslave, promote, publish or depict those activities that relate to the illegal uses of children.
Thursday, October 8, 2009
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