
π In this Monologue, I reflect on the 14th anniversary of the murder of three Australian soldiers in Afghanistan and the disgraceful reality that Hekmatullah is a free man, while our own Afghanistan veterans continue to face investigations and prosecutions. I then break down the hypocrisy surrounding the Sydney Swans situation and the trial by media before the full facts are even known, while other horrific attacks in Melbourne receive nowhere near the same outrage. Finally, I discuss what I believe is Albanese's coordinated attack on Christianity, Western society and the values Australia was built on. No scripts, no spin. Just my thoughts on what's happening in Australia right now. π§ In This Episode We Cover: π¦πΊ 14 years since our three soldiers were murdered ποΈ Hekmatullah, Afghanistan and our veterans π The Sydney Swans and trial by media π’ AFL, media and political hypocrisy π¨ Violent crime and selective outrage βοΈ Albanese, Christianity and Western society π¦πΊ The direction Australia is heading π₯ Support independent voices π§’ Merch: https://www.2worldscollide.com.au/category/all-products π€ Join Patreon: https://www.2worldscollide.com.au/s-projects-side-by-side πΊ Stay Connected YouTube: @2worldscollide Instagram: @2worldscollidepodcast X: @2worldsPodcast Website: https://www.2worldscollide.com.au π Follow the conversation #2WorldsCollide #Monologue #AustralianPolitics #Afghanistan #AustralianVeterans #SydneySwans #AFL #AnthonyAlbanese #Christianity #AustralianMedia #Australia
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