From this one session the Breeding Death EP was written the songs naturally & spontaneously coming together, and subsequently released in 1999. Quite simply, Bloodbath was born out of this shared admiration for quality death metal in the old style & the guys quickly realized that they could churn some ugly metal out to a pretty high standard. It also reports that those suspecting 9/11 was an inside job are more likely to get their news from the internet than from mainstream media sources, which is hardly surprising given the hundreds of websites devoted to investigating the day’s events, criticizing the official account, and finding patterns in facts scattered throughout and virtually ignored by the mainstream media.Bloodbath formed in 1998 when, one evening, friends Mikael Åkerfeldt (Opeth) - Vocals, Anders Nyström (Katatonia) - Guitars, Jonas Renkse (Katatonia) - Bass, Dan Swanö (Edge Of Sanity) – Drums, thought it would be good to thrash out some classic death metal in the style of early Entombed, mixed with some of the US Florida death metal scene bands. Kennedy and the 38 percent who believe the government is withholding proof of the existence of extraterrestrial life. The press release for the poll notes that this 36 percent is slightly less than the 40 percent convinced that a lone gunman was not responsible for the death of President John F. A Scripps Survey Research Center-Ohio University poll carried out in July 2006 asked the more pointed question as to whether respondents thought 9/11 was an “inside job.” Thirty-six percent of respondents found it very or somewhat likely that “federal officials either participated in the attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon or took no action to stop them ‘because they wanted the United States to go to war in the Middle East’” (Hargrove and Stemple 2006). Twenty-eight percent thought the administration was mostly lying. Fifty-three percent of respondents said that they thought the administration was hiding something. thought the Bush administration was telling the truth about what it knew prior to September 11 about possible terrorist attacks on the USA (“Half of New Yorkers Believe” 2004). According to a New York Times–CBS News poll carried out in October 2006, only 16 percent of those surveyed.

In a 2004 poll conducted by Zogby international, 49.3 percent of New York City residents said that some US leaders “knew in advance that attacks were planned on or around Septemand that they consciously failed to act” (“Americans Question Bush on 9/11 Intelligence” 2006). It demonstrates how positivist frameworks undermine truth-telling processes and fail to promote structural change. This study has international significance and broad lessons for inquiries directed to First Nations justice. Consequently, violence in youth detention has continued unabated since the Royal Commission. In implementing the recommendations, the NT Government failed to listen to the calls of First Nations witnesses for self-determination and decarceration. Lines of inquiry were directed to reforming, rather than transforming, youth justice and state-centred approaches.

A wide berth was given to guards and managers to justify violence in youth detention. First Nations witnesses were examined in court houses and convention centres according to predetermined questions. Legal positivism tainted public hearings through adversarial proceedings and the cross-examination of First Nations young people by a hostile Northern Territory (NT) Government.

Through an examination of the Royal Commission's establishment, proceedings and outcomes, this article identifies how First Nations people were not afforded justice. The Royal Commission into the Detention and Protection of Children in the Northern Territory (2016–17) was set up by the Australian Government following a national television broadcast of guards inflicting tear gas, physical attacks, mechanical restraint chairs, hooding and indefinite segregation on First Nations children.

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