We commented recently about dysfunctional politics. But with the chaos that’s developed over politicians being constitutionally ineligible because of dual citizenship, things have become weird!
Now we know it’s probably just a bit ‘weird’ for ‘normal’ people to sit and read the Constitution and constitutional rulings, but we couldn’t help it! In fact, being Aussie ‘weird’ is a great tradition. Check this YouTube video of the 1966 movie They’re a weird mob. You’ll either groan with embarrassment or laugh out loud. Or take lessons on how to ‘Aussie’ behave! More...
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We’re keeping up the great tradition of Aussie ‘weird’
Thursday, August 31, 2017
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