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One cartoon a thousand thoughts
Sad but true. We are remembering, commemorating, celebrating – call it what you like – 100 years Gallipoli by again sending our young men into the Middle East on a mission impossible. Ever since the enormous cost of the WWI … Continue reading
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Tagged (Sir) Peter Jackson, Abu Ghraib, ANZAC, five eyes spy network, Gallipoli, ISIS, Ramadi, Rod Emerson, Ron Marks, Victoria Cross
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Who lacks guts and why do balls matter ?
When I first arrived in New Zealand over 30 years ago I was surprised to find a cenotaph in every little settlement and war memorial halls large and small all over the place. Coming from a country, which suffered much more … Continue reading