This work explores the culture of greed, and how Australia has lost much of its culture to Americanisation and capitalism.

This is a work of opinion theat encourages a return to real free-thinking, freedom of speech and freedom of the press.

It also encourages debate, as opposed to argument, and laments the lioss of real character, both rhetorical andcultural in our leadership.

Some have called this an angry diatribe. Some have embraced its content.

Indeed, I was angry when I wrote these words.

I am angry most of all, because I had to write these words.

This work explores the culture of greed, and how Australia has lost much of its culture to Americanisation and capitalism.

This is a work of opinion theat encourages a return to real free-thinking, freedom of speech and freedom of the press.

It also encourages debate, as opposed to argument, and laments the lioss of real character, both rhetorical andcultural in our leadership.

Some have called this an angry diatribe. Some have embraced its content.

Indeed, I was angry when I wrote these words.

I am angry most of all, because I had to write these words.

The Bigger They Are, The Harder We Fall

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