Australians, are we a nation of dogs? Are our countries virtues to be compared to that of a domesticated animal?

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Mrs Herman   - political manifesto 14/12/02

Australians, are we a nation of dogs? Are our countries virtues to be compared to that of a domesticated animal? History in its unbias would label us so. It is a twisting knife in my gut to see the betrayal that pecks and tears pieces of our livelihood away from us each day. I ask you all true patriots, why are we imperialisms lapdog? Hunchbacked servants who withhold little for our master’s diabolical ends. To become the people I know we are we must cast of the chains of imperialism and end the self-imposed in justice that we have imposed on ourself for over 200 years. Do we begin the 21st century as we started when Australia was first founded and continue to be the lapdog and hide behind our own contrived ignorance?

Australians, we like to project ourselves as sun bronzed, intuitive and courageous in battle, but just think where our courage was bought and for whose reasons. Australia has a long and politically correct tradition of sacrificing her sons on the alter of imperialism, the Bore war, Gallipolli, The Some, WW2 at Singapore, Vietnam, Laska and Cambodia. What do we gain by forcing our most gifted athletes and scientists to die in blood and fire while our economy and population is devastated? The only reasonable explanation must be that we will gain the favour and avoid the anger of strong allies.

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Do your supposed friends turn Judas and leave you to die bitter deaths in horrible concentration camps such as Changi and the Burmese line? The British did to thousands of our brothers, fathers, husbands and sons at Singapore in World War Two. Do comrades shelter themselves from bullets aimed at them? No? Then why was our blood used to wet the ground first in the massacre of the Gallipoli and the Some, where our brethren were used as cannon fodder in the front line? Why has our supposed independent nation sacrificed our most precious commodities for goals set by indifferent ...

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