Anzac Day
An Australian day of mourning and remembrance
Anzac Day is a public holiday in Australia.
Most Australians on their day off have no interest or connection to anyone who ever died in a war. It’s just another day off work with a sprinkling of virtue signaling, just for good measure.
It’s the fourth Anazc Day since the GMC started in March of 2020.
It’s a day of remembrance for me, but for different reasons. It’s a day of mourning for a wonderful country lost.
It’s not so much that the country is ruled by shallow, hollow evil…but more that the population, the group mind, has been wiped. It’s been neuralyzed.
For 3 years they have watched nothing but 5 TV channels (2 of them government) and read 4 newspapers (by 2 publishers) that have all told them the same thing. You are in danger of a deadly virus, and whatever the government is doing to save you, is the right thing, so “do your bit, and don’t get in the way”.
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