Free Republic

Natasha Kons is a young woman who has suffered deeply herself under the Socialist Left attacks on family of the Victorian Andrews government. She has seen how badly so many other people are effected. She is fighting back through the new Freedom Party. She is very electable. Good Bless Natasha. God Bless Freedom.

Kelly Moran was a teacher and leader of Qantas cabin crews until stupid vaccine mandates forced her to follow her conscience and leave. "I left Qantas International after more than 20 years, when the company started imposing restrictions and regulations on the personal rights of employees and customers during the pandemic." She is now one of the strong new voices against tyranny in the Socialist Left Australian state of Victoria.

During the grimmest most desperate times of the WWII, when greater nations were run over, collapsed, and capitulated in a matter of days, the Allies found themselves floundering in the face of tyranny and the brutality of the Wehrmacht. That is when, once again, the geographically tiny nation of Greece, but a nation with an awesome sense of doing what is right, refused to submit to tyranny - just as they had refused many times before in their glorious history.

Today, October 28, marks the anniversary of one of the most important days in the history of the world, yet few people remember it’s significance. But the Greeks do, and they celebrate OXI day, every year. The day was October 28, 1940. At dawn that morning (4:00am), after a party in the German embassy in Athens, Mussolini (through Emanuele Grazzi, the Italian ambassador in Greece) issued an ultimatum to Greek Prime Minister Ioannis Metaxas to surrender, or face open war with Italy. Metaxas, a career military officer and more importantly a proud Greek, was not inclined to acquiesce to Mussolini’s...

O X I D A Y 28 OCTOBER, 1940 LEST WE FORGET THE 28th OF OCTOBER, 1940! THE FIRST ALLIED VICTORY IN WWII The magnificent Greek holiday Oxi Day is celebrated every year in Greece on October 28th and mostly remembered for General Ioannis Metaxas' strong reply of 'OXI' (no) to Mussolini's request to allow Italian troops to come into Greece at the beginning of WWII. The result of this stern message was powerful, and in the end, helped to maintain Greece's course of neutrality for generations to come. Nevertheless, the Italians did invade Greece, but were subsequently driven back...