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	Port Arthur massacre (1894) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		What followed was a massacre of remnant inhabitants of Port Arthur by the storming Japanese troops, though the scale and nature of the killing continues to be debated.
		By the time of the assault on Port Arthur, a number of western reporters were "embedded" in the Japanese Second Army.
		The fact that at the time of the war Japan was in the process of renegotiating the unequal treaties forced upon her by Western powers in the 1850s and 1860s lent further impetus to attempts to both elevate and denigrate her in the foreign press.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Port_Arthur_massacre_(1894) (664 words)

	Port Arthur massacre - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Port Arthur massacre, a killing spree claiming 35 lives and causing 37 serious injuries, occurred on 28 April 1996 at the ruins of the Port Arthur prison colony, a popular historic tourist site in south-eastern Tasmania, Australia.
		His motivation for the massacre remains a closely-guarded secret[6], known only to his lawyer, who is bound not to reveal confidences without his client's consent.
		The massacre at Port Arthur created a tragic kinship with the Scottish town of Dunblane, which had suffered a similarly horrific event only weeks previously.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Port_Arthur_massacre (1563 words)

	Port Arthur Massacre
		In the 1800's Port Arthur was a remote prison town where England sent it's worst convicts.
		Jim Laycock was co-owner of the Port Arthur Motel knew Bryant for 15 yrs, and said it wasn't him.
		His group was meeting the afternoon of the Port Arthur massacre, and showed at the Hobart Police briefing within the hour.
	judicial-inc.biz /port_arthur_massacre.htm (850 words)

	"The Massacre at Port Arthur"
		On the occasion of the battle of Port Arthur I was on board the Itsukushima, and accurately observed the fight as carried on both on shore and at sea.
		It is true that on the 21st men-of-war and torpedo boats were off the coast of Port Arthur, but for two days, from the evening of the 21st, they were away from the coast, owing to the stress of weather.
		Port Arthur was converted into a Japanese base, and for a few weeks events languished, while preparations were made for the attack on Wei-hai-wei.
	www.russojapanesewar.com /portarthur1894.html (1344 words)

	It Will Pass - Port Arthur Massacre - Port Arthur Investigation, Australia.
		As one of the first Port Arthur staff members to enter the Broad Arrow Cafe after the massacre, the carnage came as a shock, but Wendy's extensive prior experience enabled her to cope admirably with the injured and the dead.
		Shortly before the massacre both policemen were sent to the coal mines near Saltwater River, an isolated location on the extreme western side of the Tasman Peninsula, in response to an anonymous caller reporting a large stash of heroin.
		The events at Port Arthur had a run-on effect on the injured, on relatives of the dead, and on hundreds of thousands of sporting shooters, most of whom would much prefer full disclosure.
	www.itwillpass.com /nwo_port_arthur_massacre_coverup.shtml (6180 words)

	Port Arthur Massacre - Government and Media Lies Exposed (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		In the aftermath of the Port Arthur massacre, government went to great lengths to ignore or suppress all evidence suggesting that the official story of the day was unsubstantiated rubbish.
		Interestingly and with profound implications for Port Arthur, fake video footage was put to air by the BBC “for the first time ever” many months after Yvonne Fletcher’s murder, in what appeared to be an attempt to cement the lies and calculated deceptions about her death forever in the minds of the British public.
		Many months after the massacre took place, but only hours before the Tasmanian judge was due to make a decision that would effect Martin Bryant for the rest of his life, an Australian TV network suddenly presented the public (and of course the judge) with dramatic amateur video footage shown “for the first time ever”.
	www.wealth4freedom.com /truth/4/psyop.htm (3682 words)

	A Port Arthur Massacre
		They all come to the same conclusion and agree that the Port Arthur massacre was staged for a purpose and a government cover-up has resulted in the incarceration of a man who was not the murderer of 35 innocent victims on that fateful day.
		In the 10 years since the massacre at Port Arthur, Tasmania, the authorities continue to ignore concerns that there is no hard evidence to implicate Martin Bryant as the gunman.
		A professionally written account of the anomalies which cast serious doubts that the Port Arthur massacre was the act of a lone gunman.
	home.overflow.net.au /~nedwood/portarthur.html (2776 words)

	Mass Murder in Gutenburg Gymnasium High School a Port Arthur Lookalike
		The similarities between the Gutenburg high school massacre and the mass murder at Port Arthur in Tasmania, Australia, on 28 April 1996, are simply stunning.
		As with Port Arthur we are stuck for a provable motive, but gun control seems by far the most likely candidate.
		The only visible effect of the mass murder at Port Arthur was the sudden introduction of Draconian “gun controls laws” 10 days later, passed unanimously without a whimper by all Australian State Police Ministers.
	www.geocities.com /jewishterrorists/erfurt.html (1708 words)

	Port Arthur massacre movie planned - Film - Entertainment - smh.com.au
		A planned movie based on the Port Arthur massacre should not be made, a relative of three of the victims says.
		He would not say how graphic the film would be, but said the massacre would be "re-created on my own interpretation of the event, based on what I perceive is going on in the killer's mind".
		The Port Arthur massacre remains a largely taboo subject in Tasmania.
	www.smh.com.au /news/film/port-arthur-massacre-movie-planned/2006/09/13/1157827012091.html (500 words)

	Port Arthur Massacre - Lies Exposed Part 1
		Well it is about Port Arthur, but there are a number of disturbing similarities between the two cases, especially in terms of media behaviour at the time of each atrocity, and the use of faked video footage to reinforce the official story of the day.
		They were also very discreet the day after the massacre, when the world’s tabloid media descended on Port Arthur like a pack of ravenous dogs, snapping and growling for any picture they could get hold of in order to meet their respective deadlines in London and New York.
		The only way to avenge our dead in Port Arthur is to force a Royal Commission on the matter and drag witnesses kicking and screaming into the dock, including certain members of the Tasmanian police force.
	www.biblebelievers.org.au /palies1.htm (3648 words)

	Port Arthur Massacre - Lies Exposed Parts 5 & 6
		As one of the first Port Arthur staff members to enter the Broad Arrow Cafe after the massacre, the carnage came as a shock, but Wendy's extensive prior ambulance experience enabled her to cope admirably with the injured and the dead.
		Wendy Scurr made her call to police headquarters at 1.32 pm, and there was then a short but understandable time lag before the police comprehended the sheer magnitude of the situation at Port Arthur and ordered their Tasman colleagues to proceed to the crime scene.
		Though improbable, the truth is that a pre-meditated operation was launched at Port Arthur with the express intent of murdering sufficient innocent citizens to set a new world record.
	www.biblebelievers.org.au /palies5.htm (4460 words)

	Port Arthur massacre
		There is reason to think the Port Arthur massacre was planned as early 1987 when, after a specially called Premier's meeting in Hobart in December 1987, the New South Wales Labour Premier, Mr.
		The Port Arthur massacre occurred on 28 April there was legislation prepared by mid May with plans for a national buyback of automatic and semi-automatic rifles.
		The only personnel available to stop or interrupt the slaughter were two policemen, one stationed in Nubeena 11 kilometres from the Port Arthur site, (map) and the other at Dunalley, a small town to the north with a swing bridge capable of isolating the Tasman Peninsula from the rest of Tasmania.
	members.iimetro.com.au /~hubbca/port_arthur.htm (4457 words)

	Trauma News Blog: Port Arthur anniversary debate
		I understand that Bailey publicly stated in Hobart only two weeks ago at a public forum looking specifically at the issue of media sensitivity to the survivors of the Port Arthur massacre that his paper would be respectful of the community down there.
		I think the finger should squarely be pointed at The Mercury for lack of sensitivity, ethics and respect of their closest readers, the Tasmanian community, the ones most effected by this issues.
		Port Arthur is a tragic event and one that changed Australian Society forever.
	www.dartcenter.org /blog/2006/03/port-arthur-anniversary-debate.html (930 words)

	Port Arthur Massacre 28 April 1996 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		On 28 April we commemorate the tragedy that occurred in 1996 at Port Arthur in Tasmania, Australia, where 35 people were killed and 18 wounded.
		This is the largest massacre ever perpetrated by a single gunman, anywhere in the world.
		The public outrage resulting from the Port Arthur massacre led to the National Firearms Agreement, which banned all semi-automatic rifles and shotguns.
	www.iansa.org /campaigns_events/port_arthur_memorial.htm (236 words)

	Xee-A Twelve: Port Arthur Massacre Revisited
		It is also the site of the Port Arthur Massacre, which occurred on 28 April 1996, which is now one of the most prominent tourist attractions in Tasmania.
		I felt weak and nauseated as I relived the horrific massacre at Port Arthur.
		The aftermath of the massacre was one of gloom and doom.
	www.xeeatwelve.com /articles/port_arthur.htm (936 words)

	Deceit & Terrorism at Port Arthur
		Visitors to Port Arthur, and the staff at the Port Arthur Historic Site were all prepared to relate their accounts of that terrible day.
		On the weekend of the Port Arthur disaster, an EMST course was being conducted at the Clinical School adjacent to Royal Hobart Hospital and this included many of the Southern Regions' key players in trauma management.
		In considering the aftermath, and the cover-ups that have followed the Port Arthur Massacre, and the criminal way the survivors and relatives have been treated by not only the State of Tasmania, but also the Federal Government, then all Australians have a duty to remove these criminal elements from within our governments.
	www.2012.com.au /DAT.html (1917 words)

	Port Arthur Historic Site >> HISTORY >> 28 April 1996
		On the morning of Sunday 28 April 1996, a young Hobart man armed himself with three high-powered automatic firearms and a large quantity of ammunition, then drove to Port Arthur.
		The devastating events of that day at Port Arthur encouraged Australians to question our laws on the private ownership of automatic and semi-automatic firearms.
		After Port Arthur: Personal stories of courage and resilience ten years on from the tragedy that shocked the nation (Carol Altmann, Allen and Unwin, 2006)
	www.portarthur.org.au /pashow.php?ACTION=Public&menu_code=400.300 (545 words)

	GOVERNMENT COVER - UP AT PORT ARTHUR
		The only personnel available to stop or interrupt the slaughter were two policemen, one stationed in Nubeena 11 kilometers from the Port Arthur site, and the other at Dunalley, a small town to the north with a swing bridge capable of isolating the Tasman Peninsula from the rest of Tasmania.
		In an attempt to exclude the possibility of direct political contact with the police on the afternoon of the massacre, I called the office of the DPP at 11.05 am on 13th November 1997 and asked for clarification of this single point.
		The events at Port Arthur had a run-on affect on the injured, on the relatives of the dead, and on hundreds of thousands of sporting shooters, most of whom would much prefer full disclosure.
	vialls.net /portarthur/portarthurgovcovup.html (3706 words)

	Port Arthur (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		George Arthur first established a prison at Port Arthur to deal with thieves.
		The prison was built 100 kilometres from Hobart, on a peninsula that was reached by a narrow stretch of land named Eaglehawk Neck.
		There are no convicts in Port Arthur, but now there are ghost tours telling about the ghosts of convicts who were once alive.
	teachit.acreekps.vic.edu.au /cyberfair2002/PortArthur.htm (461 words)

	Port Arthur massacre in Tasmania & The Israeli Mistaravim
		Certainly the number one shooter at Port Arthur was incredibly highly qualified, and demonstrated specialist skills seen before only in Beirut and the Palestinian Occupied Territories.
		At Port Arthur the weapon of choice was a cut-down version of the Colt AR15, known technically as the CAR15.
		For case-hardened members of the Mistaravim, probably the most desensitized mass murderers on the face of the earth, killing another 35 worthless Goyim at Port Arthur would not be at all emotional or traumatic.
	www.vialls.com /archives/sas1.html (2696 words)

	Australia remembers Port Arthur massacre (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		The call came as 700 people gathered at the spot in Port Arthur, Tasmania, where gunman Martin Bryant began a massacre that left 35 people dead and 19 wounded in a senseless, unprovoked killing spree.
		Bryant, 39, was jailed for life over the carnage at the former penal colony of Port Arthur that was, and still is, Tasmania\'s most popular tourist attraction.
		The court in Hobart that tried Bryant was told that the mass murder in a primary school in the Scottish town of Dunblane a month earlier were the trigger in Bryant\'s mind for the Port Arthur massacre.
	news.monstersandcritics.com /asiapacific/printer_1159095.php (388 words)

	Martin Bryant Not Guilty of Port Arthur Massacre
		Interestingly and with profound implications for Port Arthur, fake video footage was put to air by the BBC "for the first time ever" many months after Yvonne Fletcher's murder, in what appeared to be an attempt to cement the calculated deceptions about her death forever in the minds of the British public.
		The public failed to ask why this apparently critical footage was not presented at the coronial inquest into her death, but fell hook, line and sinker for the blurred images and sound track, which apparently recorded eleven sub-machine gun shots being fired from the Libyan Embassy.
		Many months after the massacre took place, but only hours before the judge was due to make a decision that would effect Martin Bryant for the rest of his life, an Australian TV network suddenly presented the public and the judge with dramatic amateur video footage shown "for the first time ever".
	vialls.homestead.com /portarthur.html (6334 words)

	Abstract: In December 1894 a purported massacre of Chinese civilians, including women and children, by Japanese troops ...
		New York World, and to a lesser extent those of other correspondents working for European papers, regarding a massacre of Chinese civilians by Japanese troops at Port Arthur in November 1894 were a foretaste of the methods of sensationalist journalism that would reach full blossom during the Spanish-American War.
		Accounts of Port Arthur’s fall and aftermath may be roughly categorized into three types: those that purported a wanton and indefensible slaughter; those that steadfastly denied any massacre occurred at all; and those accounts that fell in the middle, acknowledging some excesses but more or less excusing them as either limited or justifiable, or both.
		Upon the fall of Port Arthur, de Guerville countered, not only had there been no massacre, but Japanese troops had acted with restraint and beneficence towards their Chinese foes - which is much more than could be said of the Chinese, or even the British, in past engagements.
	www2.hawaii.edu /~dkane/PortArthur.htm (7077 words)

	AM - 10 years since Port Arthur massacre
		ELIZABETH JACKSON: It's 10 years today since the Port Arthur massacre, when a remote tourist spot was put onto the world stage for all the wrong reasons.
		TIM JEANES: As waves lap against a rock wall in the tranquil Port Arthur harbour, it's difficult to believe that less than a hundred metres away is the scene of Australia's most notorious crime.
		But despite criticisms from some people who say the Port Arthur killings shouldn't be remembered in any way, he says it's an important part of the healing process for many people.
	www.abc.net.au /am/content/2006/s1625812.htm (638 words)

	information - coincidence \| 100777.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Port Arthur is an isolated place on a peninsula with one road in and out, the road is capable of being closed by an existing swing bridge.
		When one witness was asked to describe what the gunman wore, she described the clothing worn by Bryant in the old, published photo, instead of what the gunman wore at Port Arthur.
		At Port Arthur several foreigners were killed and three people died in the fire[s].
	100777.com /doc/979?PHPSESSID=2d308ec020b11edb933ceda1aaa8c08b (1028 words)

	Port Arthur service reflects hope. 28/04/2006. ABC News Online
		Friends and relatives of the Port Arthur victims have gathered on the 10th anniversary of the massacre.
		John Howard said the Port Arthur shootings mocked Australians' perceptions of their country.
		Mr Hibbert says it was important for him and other members of his family, to be at Port Arthur for today's commemoration.
	www.abc.net.au /news/newsitems/200604/s1626476.htm (545 words)

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