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Because Howard is a cultural and values conservative, with an attachment to the unshifting ground of human nature and human experience, and because his roots are in the hardworking, blue-collar, no-nonsense part of Australia, he is largely inaccessible to the manufacturers of transitory ideas like multiculturalism and "global warming" (though out of political expediency he has "bent" on that).
It was an event demanding the highest professional standards in the fields of meteorology, tidal conditions,logistics and many other fields of science and technology,as well as the naked courage and expertise of the armed forces and the unshifting purpose of the politicians.
The hybrid discourse as a dynamic dialogue between ethnicity and citizenship gets gobsmacked, rendered static and silent before the predetermined, unshifting divisions of black and white audiences.
 
 
 
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