I did not think kindly or well of Barnaby Joyce about his betrayal of his wife and daughters.
I still do not. But by God, sometimes he hits it out of the park when it comes to defending the People of Australia.
What he lacks in loyalty to his wife and daughers, he has our backs, that is for sure.
From his facebook he writes:
Read more: Someone making sense for a change!
In less than 4 years, our country and world has changed. Public opinion is now being censored; family units are divided and couples are at odds. Wearing a hat will get you treated with disdain or greeted with a handshake.
In early March I submitted this article to another blog and it was not printed. So I have decided to print it under Patriot Realm.com.
It was all about Kiwis. So, here it is, my take of Kiwis. And how, after March 15th, the shy and reclusive Kiwi is standing like a deer in the headlights, wondering what the hell happened, and why they are suddenly in the limelight and not in a very good way. Has their Government thrown them under the bus and exposed their Nation to the rest of the world?
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