I am setting up a project called “Is this Islam?”
This will expose and examine:
I’ve set up GerardJackson.com which will contain the archived and current writings of Australian laissez-faire economics writer, Gerard Jackson.
Unfortunately, I’ve fallen behind schedule over the last couple of weeks with launching the SOLID VOX ™ internet radio podcast project.
This is mainly due to deciding to apply for Liberal Party preselection for the forthcoming state election, which has involved a lot of time and work.
Nevertheless, I’m hoping to get back on track with SOLID VOX™ in the next few days and have spent most of the weekend working on this project, and will be giving it top priority over the next couple of days until it’s ready to roll.
I’ve also accepted another applicant to join the SOLID VOX™ team of presenters. More details soon. 
I’m preparing to embark on a major upgrade to the THINKER TO THINKER blog system over the next couple of weeks.
It should include more themes/looks, easier and faster operation, more functions and flexibility. I’ll provide more specific details once I’ve finished my thinking and planning (and worked out my budget.)
Last week, working with a coder, we completed further upgrades to the iLOVEprodos.COM admin control panel. There are a few more things I need to fix, but have run out of money for now.
I was interviewed last night by Channel 31, and a Chinese newspaper, and this morning by The Age.
Tonight’s meeting studied the development of Science in the mid to late 18th Century.
We looked at the development of various ideas – such as the identification of Oxygen and other elements – including the final upheaval of the Earth, Wind, Fire, Water model.
The discussion investigated:
How even in those cases where ideas have now been supersede – the Scientists and Inventors demonstrate GOOD methodology.
How the methodology of OBJECTIVITY is in fact the methodology of DISCOVERY!
How the advancement of Science went hand-in hand with the development of Capitalistic Ideals: The ideals of free thinking and free trade.
How great minds proliferate in free societies. And how creative individuals tend to move towards the freest countries/regions.
Due to exhaustion I cancelled tonight’s PRODOS Thinking Club workshop.
I was interviewed yesterday (Sunday) by commercial TV station, Channel Seven and, among other things, discussed the Victorian Labor Party’s Racial and Religious Tolerance Act
Reporting that my wife and I attended the Liberal Party State Council today. We are both members of the party.
The Australia Campaign website is now online and I’ve started adding content.
I’ve added suppliers of books and audio books for: USA, Canada, UK, Australia, New Zealand.
I will be working with Robert Coats of Perth, Australia, to set up and run the PRODOS Intitute’s Australia Campaign website.
Israel Campaign CPL, Mark Coppock, has added new articles to Israel.prodos.ORG.
Today I handed in my application for preselection for the Liberal Party of Australia, for the forthcoming state election (November 2006), for the seat of Richmond. Richmond is considered a “dead red” seat. i.e. dominated by Labor/lefties/Greens.
The procedure is that the Party must first accept my application for preselection. If it does, I must then present my case alongside other applicants and face questions by a selection panel.
Should I be successful and be selected, I then become the Liberal Party candidate for Richmond and begin campaigning for the election.
At tonight’s meeting we studied the second half of the Wafa Sultan interview on Al-Jazeera TV. The primary focus was to understand the mentality of those who defend and excuse oppressive Islamic regimes – as well as to study Wafa Sultan’s analysis of the problems of Islam today.