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01 December 2000 |
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Letters to the EditorLet's Be Frank about Frank!
Dear Sir, How ironic to read the critique of St. Aloysius` Catholic School, Milsons Point, by Lord Mayor Sartor.
This harsh and pointed criticism ,(Sydney Morning Herald, Saturday, November 25 Page 6) declaring - Hypothetically, let us change the faces: Parents to ratepayers: Students / Teachers to employees, and any one else who has had a similar relationship with Lord Mayor Sartor, or had employment with Sydney City Council during his tenure. They must surely be overcome with a sense of Dejavu. My immediate family and I,wish to share with your readers our deeply painful, emotional, financial and personal experiences,in dealing with this egotisticial and petulant Sartor and his Sydney City Council. We, typical Aussie Battlers, who have had our careers, children's education and personal lives almost completely and utterly destroyed, and we are confident as to our convictions as to whom the real the bully is! For without the Aussie spirit of resolute defiance in the face of overwhelming odds and the solidarity of Australian Trade Unionism we would have been crushed as a grape in a wine press.;-))))))))))))lol To meld the generations and nations : Dear Frank, "tiocfaidh �r l�" "Te Nui Teke" "Pog ma Hone" From All - Te Iwi ngatiwhatua Tom Collins
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