History tells us that new wars are lost because generals re-fight the last one. The looming battle to keep Australia’s constitutional monarchy safe from the Albanese government, and its republican cheerleaders like meretricious Peter FitzSimons, risks going the same way.
In 1999, the monarchy prevailed in the referendum on an Australian republic for two reasons.
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