American-Australian Relational History

The Propaganda War on liberalism

The Propaganda War on liberalism

Dear friends,   Today, at a BBQ, a young woman suggested that the edifices of peace in the middle east be forbade, due to her reading of biblical history. When I challenged her on an alternative -- postmillennial -- reading, she clammed up. So I let her know of...

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How intelligent and sensible politics is done

How intelligent and sensible politics is done

This is how intelligent and sensible politics is done.     "In return, the university will form an advisory committee made up of student, faculty, and staff members to 'provide a conduit to engagement' with its investment committee; answer questions “to the...

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It is What I Have Been Saying: Tillich

It is What I Have Been Saying: Tillich

Paul Tillich,  in 1944, spoke to the history of Existential Thought (attached below). Incredibly, it is exactly what I have stated in the one paragraph below. It is what I have been saying for the last two years, for those who I have sought attention from, and I have...

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Educational Placement Poverty and Generations

Educational Placement Poverty and Generations

      In the 2021 Australian and New Zealand History of Education Society (ANZHES) paper,       Lived higher education policy and grand generational narratives at the University of Melbourne 2005-2008: An educational critique of Karl...

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The American-Australian Center-Centre

The American-Australian Center-Centre

The American-Australian Center-Centre was unfolded to me in article by Richard Lee Abrams, who asked recently in the City of Los Angeles, “Who Murdered the American Political Center?” There is a difference between the American Center and the Australian Centre, and it...

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