Good Morning, members of the discovery channel, today I am here to talk about a topic I am very passionate about, and that is the Eureka Stockade. I am also here to encourage you to fund this sure to be brilliant documentary! By funding this documentary, you would help Australia gain more knowledge about why the Eureka Rebellion is a defining and shaping event in Australia’s history and why it’s still important and relevant to today’s society. Do we really want to lose such an important part of australian history? The Eureka Rebellion was a revolution, small in size but vastly larger, politically.
the race that stops a nation At a time in November, week one All the ladies gather round With hair in a bun At Flemington racecourse to watch the race in Melbourne And take a bet on their lucky horse the men gather round and wait people sit by the telly having a yarn with a mate The pubs are busy with the punters havin a beer the barriers fly up everyone claps and gives a cheer the horses race around the track Thoroughbreds born for this golden day spurred on by their jockeys whip crack to take the cup away at the end of every race people give one last cheer and the winning jockey sheds a tear to end each Melbourne cup
Australia Day is one of the most unique national day’s in the world throughout history, celebrating the day of when our ancestors first arrived on the borders of Australia, in 1788. Rather than unite people as one whole though, the spirited outcome of this event isn’t what as anticipated by everyone and has divided the Australian society for good. And so it should be held at an alternative date, where Australian citizens feel worthy of their identity and not cheated by it. However, the celebration shouldn’t be adapted to like that of other commemorations like ANZAC day. Essentially, this day will always be a tragic memory for the indigenous and be viewed as the invasion of their homeland.
Change. It’s what many people fear. What would you do if something so familiar in your life was gone; changed forever? Changing the Australian flag would be taking away a piece of our country 's heritage. As Dame Quentin Bryce commented, "Our flag, and icon of our shared identity, is much loved, worn and flown by Australians here and across the world.
Ladies and gentlemen, I stand before you today to express my support for TMP Canada. TMP Canada has a critical role in supporting the Canadian economy (YouTube, 2020). TMP Canada is providing many employees an opportunity to get a job (YouTube, 2020). TMP will make sure that Canada will have energy independence (YouTube, 2020). TMP will also make sure that we pollute less in the future (YouTube, 2020).
Not only does the flag represent this country and its freedom, but it also is a symbol of the military and their brave actions to protect this country. Not many can say that they gave their life to benefit the well-being of America. The ones who can, even though they are dead, are very proud to be able to say that. Even though it cost them their lives, they know their country appreciates what they did and that the citizens will live better because of it. People dishonor all of that the moment they intentionally set flame to the flag, to what these brave soldiers fought for.
Ladies and gentlemen, esteemed judges, honorable opponents, and fellow debaters, I stand before you today as the first speaker on the affirmative side, advocating for a proposition that is both timely and essential. With the recent passing of Queen Elizabeth II, we find ourselves at a pivotal moment in history—a moment that presents Australia with a unique opportunity to embrace its destiny as a republic. First and foremost, let us acknowledge the immense respect we hold for the monarchy and the remarkable service of Queen Elizabeth II. Her reign has been characterized by dedication, duty, and unwavering commitment to her people. However, the passing of a monarch inevitably prompts us to reflect on the future of our nation and the system under which we govern ourselves.
John Rayburn, you are running for the next Congressman of Louisiana. That comes with unbelievable responsibilities and sacrifices, but there is no feeling greater than representing the state you know and love. We have a long campaign ahead of us, which means we should begin discussing our strategy. To preface that, I would like to share some knowledge I have learned through past campaigns. In order to have a solid and successful campaign, we must know all of the fundamentals surrounding us.
Michael, Do we purposely post or openly discuss things that are offensive or hurtful to you, openly criticize you, your family, or the Liberal, Progressive policies and the idiocy associated with those beliefs and policies? That flag, by the way, is a battle flag, even warriors have respect for one another after the battle is over. Nations pause to bury the dead and return the remains of the deceased. When Robert E. Lee left that day with his sidearm and his horse, even General Grant had the decency and respect to let the defeated South keep what dignity remained.
Persuasive Speech Ah Australia. The land of opportunity. The land of freedom and equality. The land of wealth and good health. The lucky country.
Burning of the American Flag The Stars and Stripes, Old Glory, and The Star-Spangled Banner. These are all names of the American flag. A flag unites people into one nationality and one country.
A party called Alternative fur Deutschland nearly won the election in Germany this year. No, I'm not making this up; Germany, the place where you can't even say the H word, nearly was run by the Far-Right. They grabbed 21% of the vote, beating Merkel's party, and coming in third place. Merkel, by the way, is essentially Hillary in Europe. I
From Henry’s perspective the flag symbolizes hard work, respect, and the dedication he’s put into his country. Personally, I think that Henry is too sensitive. In my opinion, we are nothing alike. Henry wanted to enlist in the war, i don’t see any reason for participating in a war that has nothing to do with me.
Another Black man was robbed of his dignity and as a parting gift given his exit from this world. Question: when will the message sink in? What’s the message? “Remember who you’re dealing with.” Years ago, my cousin and I was in downtown Detroit at this bar now called Red Bird but in 1997 it was Marilyn’s on Monroe.
The Intro Hands up if you have ever ridden a bike without a helmet before. P I have! Did you know that almost three-quarters of fatal crashes (74%) involved a head injury because people were not wearing helmets? P People die from head injuries. Each year 720 people die and that is just cyclists.
