3 chapters across the catalog
The hosts acknowledge Anzac Day, commemorating the 1915 landings at Gallipoli by New Zealand and Australian forces. This leads to a brief discussion of the Spanish-American War of 1898 and the historical use of false flags in American military history.
Boko Haram Rebranding and Australian Terror Arrests
Boko Haram has officially rebranded as the Islamic State in West Africa, pledging allegiance to ISIL. In Australia, an 18-year-old was arrested in Melbourne for allegedly planning a "rudimentary" terrorist attack targeting police during ANZAC Day commemorations. Authorities describe a new paradigm where simple tools like a flag and a camera are used to commit acts of terror.
Australian Public Holidays, Donation Model Opportunities
A review of the 2014 Australian holiday calendar reveals a variety of religious and local observances, including Epiphany, Shrove Tuesday, and the Northern Territory Picnic Day. The hosts explore whether these dates could serve as specific donation triggers for the audience. They conclude that many of the holidays are too localized or obscure to form a cohesive national donation model.
