Freedome of interwebs
this is something that i dont actually have a direct tie to. I live in the USA but i hear in Australia the government is trying to pass a sort of censorship of the internet. "for the children"
sounds reasonable right?
wrong.
The government wants to make it so you cant access the websites with certain keywords in them. this list of keywords is completely secretive. and thats an issue. in short if this internet protection is passed the government will control what our aussie friends read and see on the internet. Imagine if here in the USA the government controlled the press! oh... wait...

Greek artifacts
this is a little bit of a smaller rant then my last two but its about this monumental greek artifact. i cant remember the exact name (i'm writing this off the top of my head) but it used to sit up on the temple of Athena in Athens. in the 19th century some british prick came along and was like "mmmm yesh, this would look dashing on the home estate dont you agree? hrrmer"
so he had tones of workers come and move the thing piece by piece. now-a-days its in the london museum (its amazing i've been there, that place makes all museums look like piles of trash). Every Year for the past... century or so Greece has been sending around a petition and every year they get thousands of signatures and every year the british reply "mmmm, NO". This is outrageous. My parents are historians and have taught me the value of these things. i think we should start spreding the word of this, because if america does a petition too, along with some other countries (wherever you're from) those stupid gits will have to send the sodding think back to bloody greece (lol i love british slang)