Australia's Strangest Holiday
[Early Access]
Hello Patrons,
This is the first of 2 ANZAC day videos we've got planned. This one is a little more fun and just a history focused video on Gallipoli, the second is a bit more serious and is about Ben Roberts Smith and his defenders.
This one is ready first so we're giving you an early look, it'll come out tomorrow and the followup is slated for Saturday morning. Enjoy!
Thank you all for your support and enjoy the long weekend,
The FJ Crew
Comments (14)
Yo Jordies, do you know much about the candidates for the upcoming United Workers Union election?
That subsequent BRS evisceration video of that Columbian Psychosexual was so goddamn good and satisfying I had to watch it a second time. Hasn't been such a reversal sledge into the sore points and insecurities of a meat head since Bruz 🤣 And to think Jordan figured out these techniques with Neel on their podcast during COVID. The best part is I doubt that guy can even comprehend what Jordan did to him and how, all he will feel is the nakedness of insecurity mixed with seething rage hahahaha
Hope you do a history lesson on Australia’s role in Vietnam to stop communism.
When video of Gas Tax whinge-merchant slop?
Can't wait for the food deactivate crashout over both this and the Ben Robert Smith video
All of this gave me a flash of when I was beginning to read through ‘After Words’. In 2008, a historian named Graham Freudenberg invited Keating to launch his book on Churchill and his leadership through WWI and WW2. He cited this as a powerful point Graham made: “Asquith was the cleverest British Prime Minister of the twentieth century. Kitchener was hailed as the greatest British soldier since the Duke of Wellington, and Lord Fisher the greatest British seaman since Lord Nelson….” “…Churchill became the greatest wartime prime minister in British history…” “Between them, they produced Gallipoli” By a lot of accounts - from Gallipoli to the defence of Singapore - Churchill should not have been as revered to the extent that he is today. However, Freudenberg - which Keating articulates - underlying the relationship between Churchill and the ANZACs was not imperialism. It wasn’t even nationalism - but the magnanimity to act upon the call to defend freedom. Interestingly, it was argued that this value was also instilled in the Turkish people when before WW1 the Ottoman Empire was facing the issues outlined in the video. Heck, it was partí fucked for the Ottoman’s cause Russia was hoping to control the straits in the Black Sea and annex Turkish shorelines. It’s really fascinating stuff.
BRS supporters have had their brains pulled out of plumb by an ideology beyond the compression of moral men.
1:21 perfect opportunity missed to launch into an intense game of penis
"Admirality"
I am more and more convinced of two things. 1. We get no net benefit from our alliance with America. 2. The only battle Australia should have ever been involved with is the one to stop the Japanese Army in Papua New Guinea.
aus vs jpn, wed be speaking Japanese now. no i in team
Ben Roberts Smith supporters are so irritating... "he had no choice stooge those prisoners he already had in captivity were totally gonna kill him he needed them dead"
This post is irritating. 1. We should never have allowed military cases to enter civilian courts 2. When you dont have a known enemy combatant I.e. an opposing army with their own uniform there's no way to know who is or isnt your enemy, therefore the line is blurred. 3. I believe when it comes to military actions and operations no one has the right to give their opinion until you experience what they have had to experience. Especially little soy boys like you.
Yeah, nice one mate.