Can you believe it, here we are worrying about how the multiculturals of our society may react on out 100th an of Anzac Day.

First, they have stopped Santa from saying HO, HO, HO, they have also banned several cerebrations in our schools, due to THIER religious believes and now they may get upset about us celebrating the much anticipated 100th anniversary of Anzac Day.

May I offer a simple solution to these multicultural ones who are INVITED to call our country home, if you don't like the way we are, LEAVE!

My grand father didn't fight for nothing.

im sorry..but he did
they all did..they died cause govt
isnt abnout defending its people
but business intrest..via colonisation..via war

invade install a dicktraiter
let him..reap the spoil/cop the blame
and your installed autocrats..steal the rest

yep 24 million..just like your pop
[who im presuming 'came home'
guilted into dying

or you go
or get
*the white feather father*

death by war NO MORE*
they died for lies/greed[heck we destroyed germany[then rebuilt it
with slave labours...and people further victimised

germany[we beat them..killed their youth[males]
then the troops went in did their thing

and the rich got richer
war reperations bailouts...lol

no more dead via war
stop the war mongers..[like them 'parades]..in ire/land]
war mongers dont get peace..[so lets stop them whoreshipping dead by war]

the highest cause of death of our youth
many who never 'became father''

you know i love 'you'
and yopur father..its just i hate war

and those sell-inebriating war's glory

war is blood/guts
[cut's/sluts./.yet more off cuts

[that rotted WAR corpse..was a living being
a youth..[male]14.22]..killed in..their prime

scatterd arround like cuts of meat...
sore of war and mindbent gore..plus so much more

Dear rehctub,

Whatcha talking about old chap - which "multiculturals"
are they? Or is this just a poor excuse for an
anti-multicultural rant?

Goodness me!

Santa banned? Not in my neighbourhood.

cont'd ...

As for schools banning certain celebrations due to
certain religious beliefs?

Again - in my neighbourhood - our schools encourage
diversity - and wecome all sorts of religious beliefs.

And as for your grandfather's fight. Has it ever
occurred to you that quite a few "multiculturals,"
fought and died right along his die - fighting for
the same cause?

Shame on you!

Do you realise that the UK is the most "multicultural"
nation in the world? Starting with early history with
invasions from Denmark, Norway, Germany, France, Spain,
Ireland, and the Roman Empire. And in recent history the
influx of hordes of people from the British Empire of
all cultures, religions, and colours.

As for Australia? You used to get in our history books
"The First Fleet arrived. It brought 1000 English convicts."
It didn't. It brought 1000 convicts but they came from a
dozen different countries. As somebody put it so
delightfully. "English jails were no respectors of
nationality."

The first Italian arrived on January 26,1788 - Giuseppe
Tuso. There were people from South Africa, there were people
from Ceylon, from India, from Spain, from Portugal, from
Hungary. So when you say - "multiculturals," - you're
actually referring to people who have been part of this
country along with your grandfather for many generations.
BTW - where did he come from?

And as for fighting alongside of him - I don't think that
he would have questioned whether they were "multicultural"
or not - when he fought. I don't think it would have
made much of a difference to him in battle. Too bad
about his grandson.

Yes Lexi, you do confirm, unfortunately, that these days, only the most stupid of our community go into education.

I don't know where you have been, but many ratbags in education are promoting "happy holiday". Christmas is not to be mentioned.

Now I am an achiest. Never ever believed in any religion, but do not mind others doing so, provided their belief doesn't effect anyone else. We now have jumped up black bearded ratbags doing just that.

After Julia, it may be time to use those base ball bats, in defence of our beliefs, particularly that one about freedom.