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The Indigo Essays

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There are No Excuses for Being Surprised Anymore

The Indigo Essays Posted on December 27, 2017 by indigoAugust 20, 2026

The will of the majority no longer guides the progress of society. As we recently witnessed, blatant immoral coercion was employed to exploit the natural desire to sympathise and extend goodwill towards others (ironically a Christian ethic) in order to change a law that had positively benefitted the majority for centuries.

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The 7th of December 2017 – the Day Australia Lost its Soul

The Indigo Essays Posted on December 17, 2017 by indigoAugust 20, 2026

The 7th of December 2017 should be known as the day Australia lost an essential part of its unique character and perspective on life – its fair go and egalitarian attitude towards all. It is also the day that Australians will finally accept that politicians do not care about the country or its people.

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The Covert Subversion of the Australian Culture

The Indigo Essays Posted on July 4, 2017 by indigoJune 17, 2021

6. This is the sixth instalment in a series of essays aimed at questioning the motives behind the covert forces that have reshaped and distorted the lives of millions of Australians over recent decades. Globally the same forces are rapidly taking every western country towards the inexorable disintegration of their two thousand year old Greek heritage.

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The Media Leads Us from the Truth

The Indigo Essays Posted on January 3, 2017 by indigoJune 17, 2021

Corruption throughout western society has become endemic. Some examples are far more insidious than others and are rarely reported. This is because the media, both main stream and alternative are not reporting the facts by using omission and deception to mislead the public into believing lies as the truth.

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The New National Curriculum: No Bull(lying)!

The Indigo Essays Posted on January 3, 2017 by indigoJune 17, 2021

Roz Ward, from the Australian Research Centre in Sex Health and Society at La Trobe University set up the Safe Schools Coalition in Victoria (SSCV). This program has expanded into the federally funded Safe Schools Coalition Australia (SSCA). The SSCA states its aim is to stop bullying and suicides. Although these organisations were established to stop bullying and reduce self-harm among students, all is not as it appears.

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Can Totalitarianism Corrupt a Non-Totalitarian Country?

The Indigo Essays Posted on January 2, 2017 by indigoJune 17, 2021

My last essay identified contemporary examples of control that align with George Orwell’s marxist inspired novel 1984. It ended with a brief synopsis of the goals of the sinister Ingsoc (English Socialist) ideology. This essay focuses on the first two of the three pernicious slogans that shaped the dystopian world of Oceania to reveal more examples of how today’s world … Continue reading →

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