View Full Version : Anzac Day marches banned in the Blue Mountains
bob10
12th January 2017, 10:02 PM
We have not long been back from a trip to Katoomba. They know how to rip money out of tourists. I believe this is not about terrorism, but just plain greed.
No Anzac'march | Blue Mountains Gazette (http://www.bluemountainsgazette.com.au/story/4392510/no-anzac-march/)
Tombie
13th January 2017, 12:28 AM
****ing pathetic! Terrorism has won when we start changing what we do..
stealth
13th January 2017, 12:34 AM
Yes. Remind me again what freedoms our nation has fought for!!
Chops
13th January 2017, 05:30 AM
Yep, our pathetic do-gooder people who have lead this country for the last couple of decades have totally stuffed us more and more each year. Being politically correct has got us nowhere we want to be, and starting to get us further and further to a point of no return.
Our forefathers would be turning in their graves at what we're letting happen to this country.
mrb505
13th January 2017, 06:14 AM
Anzac march lifeline | Blue Mountains Gazette (http://www.bluemountainsgazette.com.au/story/4399328/anzac-march-lifeline/?cs=4063)
Commonsense from the council we just need a bit more of it.
Chops
13th January 2017, 07:59 AM
It shouldn't have even been considered at all,, it should have just been done.
bob10
13th January 2017, 08:18 AM
Anzac march lifeline | Blue Mountains Gazette (http://www.bluemountainsgazette.com.au/story/4399328/anzac-march-lifeline/?cs=4063)
Commonsense from the council we just need a bit more of it.
Yes, if the issue was just blocking off roads, I'm sure a police car or council truck would do a good job of it. Safety of the public is paramount, of course.Having had the job of organising the Anzac Day march at Sandgate when it was the Naval associations turn, I'm fully aware of the issues involved. Something just doesn't sound right here. I'll be approaching our sub-branch to see if they know the full story, out of interest.
Pickles2
13th January 2017, 08:23 AM
Disgraceful,..but why am I not surprised?....this sort of stuff is happening more & more,...and Council's "Excuse",..the "cost" of $70K?..what a weak excuse.
Jeez, I don't know about the actual Council involved, but judging by the amount of wastage/wasteful, useless works I see by our council, $70K would be a drop in the ocean.
Pickles.
87County
13th January 2017, 09:13 AM
Disgraceful,..but why am I not surprised?....this sort of stuff is happening more & more,...and Council's "Excuse",..the "cost" of $70K?..what a weak excuse.
Jeez, I don't know about the actual Council involved, but judging by the amount of wastage/wasteful, useless works I see by our council, $70K would be a drop in the ocean.
Pickles.
Yes the councils around here have plenty of dosh for councillor o/s "study trips" ....
On the main subject - just DO it ! argue about any "expense" later
rick130
14th January 2017, 06:11 PM
Yep, our pathetic do-gooder people who have lead this country for the last couple of decades have totally stuffed us more and more each year. Being politically correct has got us nowhere we want to be, and starting to get us further and further to a point of no return.
Our forefathers would be turning in their graves at what we're letting happen to this country.
A lot of our freedoms have been eroded by the err, more conservative side of politics in the guise of saving us from terrorism "for our own good" IMO, but I'm straying into dangerous territory now... :angel:
rick130
14th January 2017, 06:15 PM
Yes, if the issue was just blocking off roads, I'm sure a police car or council truck would do a good job of it. Safety of the public is paramount, of course.Having had the job of organising the Anzac Day march at Sandgate when it was the Naval associations turn, I'm fully aware of the issues involved. Something just doesn't sound right here. I'll be approaching our sub-branch to see if they know the full story, out of interest.
In the little country town I used to reside, i believe the NSW RTA (or whatever they are called these days) was the issue with continuing the march down the main street (also a highway)
Common sense eventually prevailed, the detours aren't that onerous on through traffic.
DiscoMick
15th January 2017, 07:47 AM
I wonder why the barriers were required in the Blue Mountains, but not elsewhere, according to the story.
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ramblingboy42
15th January 2017, 10:12 AM
Why can't the government spend some of the revenue collected from poker machines in the RSL's?
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