Kim Beazley's letter:
Dealing with the Japanese
With Kathryn Greiner at
Sydney Town Hall re meeting
with Senator Richard Alston
(Minister Arts/Communications)
Nietzschean Ecce Homo
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Pete Hogan grew up in Sydney, the family being pioneers of Byron Bay.
After graduating from university early career took him to Japan where he lived for most of the 90s. Experiencing a completely different culture gave him a fresh perspective, especially on finding out true history for yourself, and respecting the deeds of ancestors. Leading to many of the projects listed below on return.
Pete went to Sydney Technical High School, University of Technology Sydney (UTS Alumni)... The Hogan family also has a long-time connection with Sydney City's inner east, and it's apt that we have the
"PO Box 1" address in our little precinct.
Also great grandfather's (James Hogan - one of first 10 selectors into Byron Bay '1882) brother
was the mayor of the sister borough, Waterloo (when The Cross was
'Queens Cross',
Potts Point was 'Carragheen' - Irish seaweed, and
Elizabeth Bay was 'Blacktown' since that was where the blacks had
been shoved.) His name is inscribed in a plaque above the old Waterloo Town Hall entrance in Elizabeth Street:
Pete has extensive knowledge of the Internet and website development. There are a lot of fancy mainstream websites out there with loads of money behind them, but take it from the man who fired Tom Cruise from Paramount Pictures, Sumner Redstone: "content is king!"
The bottomline in determining an Australian's contribution to our society has to come from an objective source. Who can argue with our country's National Library. They determined that Peter Hogan writings meets their great Australian criteria - important enough to be archived down in their vaults, even if the rich and powerful bully us off the Internet for exposing them and the injustices in our society.
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Subject: Peter Hogan Website - 2nd request for permission to archive website
From: "Helen Halfpenny" hhalfpen@sl.nsw.gov.au
Date: Thu, 07 Oct 2004
Dear Mr Hogan,
On 7/9/2004 I sent the attached email message seeking permission to include Peter Hogan website in the PANDORA Archive, the Australian national collection of online publications...
The State Library of NSW is committed to preserving selected electronic publications and websites of lasting cultural value for long-term access by the Australian community. Only a relatively small number of online publications are assessed as being significant enough for PANDORA and we would be grateful if you would allow us to include yours...
...There are some benefits to you as a publisher in having your publication archived by the Library. If you grant us a copyright licence, the necessary preservation action will be undertaken to keep your publication accessible as hardware and software changes over time. The Library will catalogue your publication and add the record to the National Bibliographic Database (a database of catalogue records shared by over 1,100 Australian libraries), as well as to our own online catalogue. This will increase awareness of your publication among researchers using libraries...
Yours sincerely
Helen Halfpenny,
Senior Library Technician,
Collection Services
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Consequently Peter Hogan's work is now archived at the National Library of Australia in Canberra, Pandora original ref. 44031 here.
About the PANDORA Great Australian Selection Guidelines
http://pandora.nla.gov.au/selectionguidelines.html
...The name, PANDORA, is an acronym that encapsulates our mission: Preserving and Accessing Networked DOcumentary Resources of Australia.
PANDORA is a selective archive. The National Library and its partners do not attempt to collect all Australian online publications and web sites, but select those that they consider are of significance and to have long-term research value.
The Archive contains only a small proportion (estimated at less than one per cent) of the Australian web domain.
To be selected for archiving in PANDORA, a significant proportion of a work should:
* be about Australia ; or
* be on a subject of social, political, cultural, religious, scientific or economic significance and relevance to Australia and be written by an Australian author; or
* be written by an Australian of recognised authority and constitute a contribution to international knowledge ...
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Article in the Melbourne Age (see their website here
or copy here -
about Peter Hogan's "Australians of Arabia"
being plagiarized by this evangelist impostor.
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Pete was a guest on Sydney Radio Station FBi 94.5 FM Saturday Morning Show, "Naked City", 17xi07 :
"This coming Sat's special guest is indie Senate candidate Peter Hogan of the Fair Dinkum Australian Ratings Party who has a unique political agenda to say the least. Peter is the publisher of Kings Cross Online. The interview is part of a series leading up to the Election spotlighting fringe candidates from all political persuasions."
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hanko
(personal seal)
Check out "Bonsai Obsession"
kxol.pete@gmail.com
Peter Hogan
PO Box 1
Potts Point NSW
2011
Sydney
Australia
By interesting Jungian Synchronicity on 26 July, 11956 Peter Hogan's birthday* President Gamal Abdul Nasser declared the nationalization of the Suez Canal. In commemoration "26 July Street" is now a major street in both Cairo and Alexandria in Egypt. So it's even more interesting synchronicity that Pete is born on this important day in Egypt's national history. Pete grew up to unearth Civilization Time about the legitimate year counting system and the plagiarizing and displacing of Egypt's time pioneers by the christian religion marketer's AD impostor. And 11956 is exactly 2,000 years after Sosigenes of Alexandria, Egypt, got the basic calendar we now use going, in 9956CT (start of the Juliand Calendar, commandeered later as 45BC)
Also born on July 26th are such great thinkers and progressives as Carl Jung (Herr Synchronicity, himself) , George Bernard Shaw (b. '1856 - 100 years exactly), James Lovelock (Gaia), Aldous Huxley (Brave New World), Stanley Kubrick (Space Odyssey 2001); and even Mick Jagger, Kevin Spacey, Sandra Bullock, Kate Beckinsale...)
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