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I'm always ambivalent about Anzac day. Unthinking jingoism sucks, but at the same time I do respect people who fight bravely for things they believe in. Even when those things later turn out to be based on lies, the good intentions and bravery are still worth recognising. We should have a rule, though, that the only politicians who are permitted to mention Anzac day, or speak at a dawn service, are ones who have personally fought in a war. That'd clear the air of a lot of patriotic bullshit.

Polythene Sky is a track from my album "The Things She Never Owned" - you can buy it now on iTunes. [youtuber youtube='http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Euvd-XOYTE']

You can now buy my album "The Things She Never Owned", released under the name Whtsqr. It's available on iTunes and Google Play as a digital download. You can buy a physical CD (and a digital download in lots of formats) from Bandcamp. You can preview all the tracks by clicking on the CD cover image below.  

The meteors that fell on Russia this week should remind us all that our time alive and on planet Earth is fleeting at best and could be ended at short notice. You'd better make sure you're doing the things you want to do now, rather than waiting for some imagined perfect future time when you'll get around to it.

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