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verifiable sources out there for these individual specimens. With respect they are something that curators have decided the museum going public in
Australia wants to see. And that goes for historians trying to sell books as well. It's unrealistic to think that the way US editors present this kind of information is not going to be influential when American culture is so much as part of Australia. For example, whilst I have heard complaints about it, a lot of folks prefer to use the American term buddy to mate these days. Like I've heard it once today already. And the kids here are even starting to do Halloween now. I'm still getting over the shock of finding hollowed out plastic pumpkins for sale at woolworths in late October myself. It's not something I did in my youth. But if that's the way things are going let it be. What do you do? Keep on enacting Australian content laws and try holding back the tide for just one more day?
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was written in the same style too mentioning all these individual battle flags in museums. And I would suggest to you that he won't be the last. For better, worse or indifferent it's inevitable people are going to see what goes on in
America and wish to replicate it over here. Sure not everyone is happy about it. But they've also had a long time to get over the fact that no one is being forced to live their lives this way. Trying to erect some rabbit proof fence around Australia and enact all these local content laws for TV. The problem with that is you can't uninvent the internet which can find a way over and through. So really the battle has been lost at the level people are living out their lives mate. I see there they are even starting to build
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Australia is in the top 20. On those figures more Australians are proud of their nation than Americans are of theirs. But I'll grant you Americans are more loud and boisterous about their love of country. By far. That's why we should either create an article on Organised patriotism in Australia or expand the one on Australian patriotism so we can have a nice little field day in relation to this subject.
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continue to be. And really to be worthy of mention here that would need to be the case. So I'm not saying there doesn't need to be some sort of a minimum threshold for notability which doesn't necessarily mean they have to be as big as Texas in the popular culture. In relation to the Lt Col Arthur Newton flag not only was the presentation on the TV news and in the newspapers I can't seem to find any other record of a servicemen being awarded with an
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Australian War Memorial website. It's no good thinking all this is never going to come out in the highly unlikely event there is ever a national flag poll held in our day if that is all you are worried about.
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Australianisms such as mate with buddy as a term of endearment. Of the rising generation embracing Halloween. The thing is it's happened now. All we are doing is arguing the rights and wrongs of it around here after the event. In fact enough time has gone by so as I and most folks are at that point where we only think about the way things were before very occasionally and it's all become as natural as breathing.
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Kingsford Smith and moon flags. And then you could just leave the centenary flags where they are. The centenary flag of state is the only what you call official flag on the list with a warrant authorising its use as such being made under the Flags Act. But there are more sources in relation to the parliament house centenary flag being as it is the most notable of the two. So ideally we'd want to clarify the difference between them for our readers.
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September 3rd they even had some American there advising them about it. Whether we like these developments is not the question anyway. I'm not all for the Americanisation of Australia in a lot of ways either. But I submit there is still something to learn about way US military vexillologists simply present this kind of information.
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It's not really much of an improvement. Per the instructions at WP:RFCST, the opening should be brief and neutral. It is neither. Something better would be along the lines of "Should the 'Australian flag at war' and 'Centenary and other notable flags' sections that were recently removed be restored?"
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Australia is not a nation where flag idolatry is the same factor it is in America. The thing is that a lot of these flags are still on display in museums anyway. There seems to be many articles on individual US flag specimens. But
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article except to remove the notability tag. Because you might like to know that it appears as if they are part of Anzac folklore now with their national treasure hunting feats. And that's a fact. What we need to do is build a consensus about what the next step in the conflict resolution process over
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restaurants all over the place. More US fast food chains. So those of you who wish to keep up this crusade for all Australian purity are quite entitled to do so. On the other hand I myself am resigned to this increasing Americanisation of Australian life that you see in a lot of areas. Realistically
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If you have this picture that 90 per cent of Australian aren't proud of their country I'm sorry to be the person to tell you that actually it's completely the other way around. The 1960s and 70s and all those anti Vietnam war era protests. Those days have a golden glow to them now. Some people need
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Well I'm not a politician. So I'm not about to tell you just what I think you want to hear. The thing is that forever is a long time. And apparently he got a lot of good feedback about it. If it's going to be world war 3 then that's the time and place for this sort of thing. That's the whole reason
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stack of jack o lanterns for sale at my local woolworths supermarket. But it does no good gnashing your teeth about it and thinking you can dictate to all these youth what they can and can't with their time on the last night in October. You just have to learn to live and let live. And move on.
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Australian flag. Australia does have several official flags and most of these have their own articles so, although I believe there should be some mention of that, there is no need to detail those here or for the level of excessive detail and trivia that now exists within the article.
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it seems like you can't stop it and that there was never any way to try. I'm not about to get into the spirit of Halloween anymore than you are going to attend a Flag Day ceremony this year. It was a bit shocking and jarring for me the first time I saw a
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events locally entirely of their own initiative? Academics have come up with various theories about why Australians are so laid back about it. So the sources to make a little ripper of an article are there.
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