ANZAC DAY

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Re: ANZAC DAY

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Moi Lee gives a floral tribute at the Sihanoukville Anzac Srvice ( photo).

About 35 peoole paid their respects to the ANZAC's
at Above Us Only Sky Restaurant overlooking the sea.

John Penhaligon gave the key speech with a focus on Asia and his Uncle Sid's roll at Gallopoli.

The service followed with a nice breakfast and rum and milk.

WE WILL REMEMBER THEM.
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Re: ANZAC DAY

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Arget wrote: ↑Tue Apr 24, 2018 4:05 pmDo I think it has been commercialisec by corporations out to make a quid ? Yes I agree but to many Australians it is a rememberance to those who made the extreem sacrifice for our freedom and to others a celebration of the freedom we now still enjoy.
The irony is that the very people who make a big show out of remembering the sacrifice (the politicians) are in fact the ones who want to deprive you of the very freedom your ancestors fought for.

The enemy is within the gates.

The electorate have a far safer method of removing the enemy than their ancestors, but tragically, they are apathetic even about that.
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