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Originally posted by Lapdog: ↑

@Cowboyinvestor; either your compression skills just failed you or you're yet again deliberately manufacturing barefaced LIES.

I regard Australia's memorials to those who've served in our armed forces as our most sacred places - off limits to anything other than showing respect and regardless as to the causes of those seeking to message their fellow Australians.

What those clearly identified violent far right wing 'protesters' did to Melbourne's sacred Shrine of Remembrance during the darkest days of the Covid Pandemic was highly offensive and utterly sickening.

What those responsible for plastering pro-Palestinian graffiti have done to walls of Australia's sacred War Memorial in Canberra is also highly offensive and utterly sickening and I hope that they're soon identified by Police and held fully to account for what I regard as un-Australian and criminal behaviour.

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so you disavow any pro-palestinian and the CFMEU protestor groups that chose to vandalise public property or scared monuments?

Good to hear
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