Foxy I
I haven’t got you confused with anybody, you’re the one that recommended the comedian’s book.

Dear Jayb,

If you're in the mood for reading there's a book
that I received for Christmas -
"Australia Reimagined: Towards a compassionate less anxious
society," by Hugh Mackay that may be of interest to you.

I'm looking forward to reading it. Apparently it's
a detailed analysis of this country today. I hope
that it does offer some practical suggestions on
the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead.

Is Mise,

What comedian's book are you talking about?

cont'd ...

Is Mise,

Is you're referring to the political satirist Ben Pobjie?
He's known for his writing in The Age, The Sydney Morning
Herald, and many other media outlets. He's written for
TV Shows, quite a few books, and the list goes.

I cited some extracts from some of his books and recommended
further reading for anyone interested in reading more.
The fact that you're not interested does not interest me.

Foxy: it's
a detailed analysis of this country today. I hope that it does offer some practical suggestions on the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead.

That book will be about what lies ahead, For all Australians. (Aboriginal & Whitie. I don't discriminate) It has nothing to do with the Culture of Aboriginals from 60000 to 1776.

As I said in my last Post anything that can be gleaned, at enormous effort, from the past 60000 years to 1776 is only of use to Anthropologists not to the Common Whitie.

Dear Jayb,

It's about inclusion. Learning about each other.
Setting positive examples for younger generations.
Not feeling negative and superior and only
adhering to a one-sided view of things. Like the
old adage tells us:

"Oh, you don't like being treated the way you treat
others? That must suck!"