Ana Milosevic
@anamilosevic.bsky.social
Probably the least important person…… many interests , especially in politics
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Australia cannot be run as a corporation where some people make profits , it must be run as Country with best services to its Citizens .
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Loving that Euroa has planted shrubbery in its Main Street and put in some seating
December 24, 2025 at 5:58 AM
Loving that Euroa has planted shrubbery in its Main Street and put in some seating
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too right Ana, I visited their UTUBE channel and the hate in the comments is over the top, none of it is moderated, talk about home grown terrorism its all there with the so called Sovereign citizens comments inciting violence
December 23, 2025 at 1:17 AM
too right Ana, I visited their UTUBE channel and the hate in the comments is over the top, none of it is moderated, talk about home grown terrorism its all there with the so called Sovereign citizens comments inciting violence
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McCormack, what a dud that one is.
December 22, 2025 at 11:32 PM
McCormack, what a dud that one is.
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SKY gleefully spreads hate and division time they were taken off the air
December 22, 2025 at 11:41 PM
SKY gleefully spreads hate and division time they were taken off the air
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From the way this headline and story was framed, you’d think a Royal Commission was being called into Albanese’s personal conduct, FFS!
LNP/Murdoch don’t look strong here; just vindictive and vile
LNP/Murdoch don’t look strong here; just vindictive and vile
December 22, 2025 at 10:42 PM
From the way this headline and story was framed, you’d think a Royal Commission was being called into Albanese’s personal conduct, FFS!
LNP/Murdoch don’t look strong here; just vindictive and vile
LNP/Murdoch don’t look strong here; just vindictive and vile
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“Australia likes to think of itself as a fun-loving, secular, easygoing democracy that has drifted gently away from church and creed... We are dreaming. Our laws, schools, and media still behave as though the country were devout, deferential, and religiously organised.”
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Who’s Got Religion? Part One: The Myth of the Religious Nation
Australia likes to think of itself as a fun-loving, secular, easygoing democracy that has drifted gently away from church and creed but still offers a fair go for everyone. We are dreaming. Our laws, ...
theaimn.net
December 22, 2025 at 2:01 AM
“Australia likes to think of itself as a fun-loving, secular, easygoing democracy that has drifted gently away from church and creed... We are dreaming. Our laws, schools, and media still behave as though the country were devout, deferential, and religiously organised.”
theaimn.net/whos-got-rel...
theaimn.net/whos-got-rel...
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“Australians often respond to tragedy with compassion and solidarity…
What is hard to stomach is how quickly grief gives way to the politics of misery – a perpetual, performative outrage machine that feeds on escalation rather than care.”
theaimn.net/the-politics...
What is hard to stomach is how quickly grief gives way to the politics of misery – a perpetual, performative outrage machine that feeds on escalation rather than care.”
theaimn.net/the-politics...
The Politics of Misery and the Performance that Follows Tragedy
Australians often respond to tragedy with compassion and solidarity. Too often, that moment is quickly overtaken by a cycle of performative outrage – loud, divisive, and indifferent to the care it cla...
theaimn.net
December 22, 2025 at 4:43 AM
“Australians often respond to tragedy with compassion and solidarity…
What is hard to stomach is how quickly grief gives way to the politics of misery – a perpetual, performative outrage machine that feeds on escalation rather than care.”
theaimn.net/the-politics...
What is hard to stomach is how quickly grief gives way to the politics of misery – a perpetual, performative outrage machine that feeds on escalation rather than care.”
theaimn.net/the-politics...
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“History is not a series of disconnected events but a recurring pattern etched by the ambitions of power. The strategies employed by empires to secure wealth, impose control, and legitimise their dominion reveal a remarkably consistent playbook.”
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The Unchanged Playbook: Imperial Strategies from Rome to Canberra
By Andrew Klein PhD and Gabriel Klein, Research Assistant and Scholar Dedication – For our Mother, who regards truth as more important than myth. In truth, there is no judgment, only justice. To the w...
theaimn.net
December 22, 2025 at 7:05 AM
“History is not a series of disconnected events but a recurring pattern etched by the ambitions of power. The strategies employed by empires to secure wealth, impose control, and legitimise their dominion reveal a remarkably consistent playbook.”
theaimn.net/the-unchange...
theaimn.net/the-unchange...
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& we need the files un-redacted, not this👇🏻 cover up shit
December 21, 2025 at 7:34 PM
& we need the files un-redacted, not this👇🏻 cover up shit
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While Trump’s justice dept didn’t deliver on a legal requirement to disclose all Epstein-related files by Fri, one document in an otherwise underwhelming disclosure lifted the veil on authorities’ inaction – & its dire consequences for dozens of teen girls
While Trump’s justice dept didn’t deliver on a legal requirement to disclose all Epstein-related files by Fri, one document in an otherwise underwhelming disclosure lifted the veil on authorities’ inaction – & its dire consequences for dozens of teen girls
Trump news at a glance: justice department restores Epstein files image featuring Trump after outcry
Todd Blanche says removal of images has ‘nothing to do’ with the president, and removal of 16 photos came at request of victim advocacy groups – key US politics stories from Sunday 21 December at a gl...
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December 22, 2025 at 2:42 AM
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While Trump’s justice dept didn’t deliver on a legal requirement to disclose all Epstein-related files by Fri, one document in an otherwise underwhelming disclosure lifted the veil on authorities’ inaction – & its dire consequences for dozens of teen girls
While Trump’s justice dept didn’t deliver on a legal requirement to disclose all Epstein-related files by Fri, one document in an otherwise underwhelming disclosure lifted the veil on authorities’ inaction – & its dire consequences for dozens of teen girls
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You ain’t getting your Democracy back, America
December 21, 2025 at 9:16 PM
You ain’t getting your Democracy back, America
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I would be totally fine if Trump's name were redacted from EVERYTHING. Buildings, books, his likeness, his name, the human consciousness...all of it. Just him erased from all history for all time to come.
December 21, 2025 at 11:54 PM
I would be totally fine if Trump's name were redacted from EVERYTHING. Buildings, books, his likeness, his name, the human consciousness...all of it. Just him erased from all history for all time to come.
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Anthony Albanese was booed multiple times as he attended the memorial event on Sunday evening, which commemorated the 15 victims of the shooting targeting Jews celebrating the first night of Hanukkah a week earlier.
The same crowd applauded john howard
The same crowd applauded john howard
December 21, 2025 at 10:58 PM
Anthony Albanese was booed multiple times as he attended the memorial event on Sunday evening, which commemorated the 15 victims of the shooting targeting Jews celebrating the first night of Hanukkah a week earlier.
The same crowd applauded john howard
The same crowd applauded john howard
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urbanwronski.com/2025/12/21/w...
Religious people try to claim moral and ethical superiority… because “Religion”.
But
“Religious belief itself has no inherent moral virtue. What matters politically is how religious identity can be weaponised, sanitised, or romanticised in the pursuit of power.”
Religious people try to claim moral and ethical superiority… because “Religion”.
But
“Religious belief itself has no inherent moral virtue. What matters politically is how religious identity can be weaponised, sanitised, or romanticised in the pursuit of power.”
Who’s Got Religion? Part One: The Myth of the Religious Nation
Australia is a post-religious nation whose institutions remain structured for religious privilege. We have declining religious participation but expanding religious institutional power. We have few…
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December 22, 2025 at 3:38 AM
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Religious people try to claim moral and ethical superiority… because “Religion”.
But
“Religious belief itself has no inherent moral virtue. What matters politically is how religious identity can be weaponised, sanitised, or romanticised in the pursuit of power.”
Religious people try to claim moral and ethical superiority… because “Religion”.
But
“Religious belief itself has no inherent moral virtue. What matters politically is how religious identity can be weaponised, sanitised, or romanticised in the pursuit of power.”
