26 March 2013

The Age - A curious mind - Just a cabbie


Recently the Australian public have been privy to a policy only pertaining to the corporate elite.

The publishers of The Age newspaper, Fairfax Media, have treated the Australian public to be ‘forever curious’ and have mentioned that  “... things are not always what they seem, and it takes a curious mind to uncover them”.

The television commercial depicts a migrant taxi driver, who has four children fluent in 4 languages, and in his 'own country' a qualified blood technician for the WHO (World Health Organisation).

One of the best ever policies, by a corporation to uncover those ‘things’.

Let’s take this ‘policy’ to uncover corporate and government fraud.

Let’s take the same policy to uncover ‘illegal’ laws oppressing the masses, eg.

The illegality of local councils and council rates, as described in the (youtube) video:

Pirates of the Suburbs – Destroying Communities


We are enticed to be ‘forever curious’ as ‘things are not always what they seem’.

See original video:

The Age Forever Curious - Just a cabbie. 



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