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The vaccine causes chaos and disaster in Australia?

By Patricia Girbovan

We have come to the point in the pandemic where the vaccine has been released. In most of the countries, taking the vaccine shots is an option, but in the case of the Australian construc‐tion workers, this is not an op‐tion. The construction industry decided that it is a good idea to make the vaccine compulsory, so many construction workers were very revolted, escalating to a violent protest. On Monday, some people gath‐ered at the protest in Victoria. This started as a normal protest, but in hours, it went downhill, became violent, while workers started damaging properties and attacking the police force. As the defined law enforcement officers tried defending themselves and controlling the protestatars, they were reported as using rubber bullets and pepper spray on the protestatars. On Tuesday, between 1,000 and 2,000 protesters gathered out‐side the Construction, Forestry, Maritime, Mining and Energy Union (CFMEU) building in Mel‐bourne before marching to the steps of the Parliament House, wearing hi-vis gear, chanting and setting off flares. Worse actions as Monday happened: assault‐ing officers, smashing police car windows and throwing bottles and stones. They marched across Melbourne, paralysing the city and shutting down a ma‐jor arterial bridge, yelling“f**k the jab” and “every day”, a reference to a promise to keep protesting daily until Melbourne’s Covid re‐strictions are lifted. "This was a very, very large and very, very angry group," Shane Patton, po‐lice commissioner in the south‐eastern state of Victoria, told re‐porters, In total, 62 people were arrested and 3 police officers were injured along with one jour‐nalist. In the end, it was announced that the CFMEU industries will close for a short period of time, if the cases will go up with this protest. When this came out, more peo‐ple came to the protest. “So, Australia is a disaster.” You may ask: why would they close these industries? Well, even though the country stays good with the mortality cases of Covid, they still don't want to risk all this, knowing that the new Delta vari‐ant spreads faster and easier. This all started with construction workers opposing mandatory vaccinations, but it grew into a voluminous' freedom’ rally, which shut down freeways and bridges. This chaos only happened for 2 days…. but can you imagine what will happen if these people continue?

Nancy Wake: Secound World War Hero

By Irina Serdean

Nancy Wake was born in August 30, 1912, Welling‐ton, New Zealand and died in 7 August 2011. She had five other siblings , being the youngest in her family. In 1914, her family moved to Australia and settled in North Sydney. She was a spy and at the end of the second world war a hero. At the age of 16 years, she run away from home to England and worked as a nurse. In the 1930s she worked in Paris and later she convinced a magazine to hire her. When the Second World War started, she joined the France Residence. She run in England, but she was parachuted back to France so she can participate at the training and organizing the fighters in the resi‐dence and to recover the English pilots who were shot down over France. Nancy gave the pilots new identities and then she transported them over the mountains, în Spain, so they can arrive in England. She tricked the German secret police (Gestapo) a lot of times, so that it soon reached the top of their blacklist. The Nazis called her “the white mouse” because she seemed impos‐sible to catch. Nancy was an ideal soldier. She was a very good‐shooter and she never lost her courage. When her unity was attacked unexpectedly by the Germans, with a remarkable choice , she fast announced the withdrawal, without losing any more people.

At the end of the war, Nancy received the George's Cross frovm the British people. The France people gave her three War Cross medals and the Residence Medal. Later they made her a knight of the Legion of Honor - the most prestigious title in France. The American people gave her the Medal of Freedom. Nancy Wake was an important second world war personality, a great soldier and an honored woman.