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Reflections on ‘walking’ in the ‘anti-immigration march’… 

I grappled with whether to go: being on crutches the last few weeks, physically it may not be the smartest idea. As a Christian, I want to put Jesus first and that often means prioritising church on Sunday. At times, it also means avoiding political points or positions… the last thing I want to do is stain the name of Jesus…  But it all worked out and I thought it was the right thing, so we set off. Leaving at 9:45… a 40 minute drive then about an hour on the train: The first thing of note was a group of police …

Culture   |

Trump / Musk versus Australia

Just read how this morning Elon Musk, working for free for his country, has found *another* $1.9 *billion* USD of wasted money. Trump, despite determined opposition from Democrats is ridding the country of drug dealers, rapists, murderers and making hard calls for the good of his country and its people. They have uncovered incredibly deceptive and manipulative methods previous administrations have used to trick not just Americans, but the world. Liberal media outlets are in free-fall as people wake up to the false narratives and blatant lies they have been fed. Many social media users are yet to catch up, …

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This Yellow Sticker Saved My Life…

First off, for those who don’t know, a yellow sticker is a defect notice given out if an authorised person (like a police officer) determines your car is unsafe for the road. To say I have quite a history with them over the years would be a gross understatement. I have been given many, many yellow stickers on different vehicles over the years.  At a guess, I would have received around 50 and likely 10 or more on some of my Holdens / Toranas. As a marked man, the police often wanted to give me a fine or catch me …

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No nurse is perfect

Last night I was thinking of a movie where a doctor was meant operate on a crook who had just killed another doctor and then tried to kill her. As could be expected, she didn’t treat him the same as her normal patients – and who could blame her? It reminded of a time when I was lying on a hospital gurney, skin missing off most of the left side of my body, the blood dried so the blanket that was on me was stuck fast. The bone in my big toe was visible – the road had ground through …

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