The_Bushrangian_Order (@The_Bushrangian_Order)

25 April 2026 ANZAC Day Address 2026 Across Australia, people gathered at dawn to remember those who were sent to be sacrificed under the indoctrinated belief that it was for the betterment of their own—many of whom never returned, and many more who carried the consequences for the rest of their lives. Their sacrifices were real. That much is not in question. What remains in question—and always should—are the motivations for sacrificing our ancestors. ANZAC Day has become more than remembrance. It has become a measure of how much humiliation, hypocrisy, and lies a population is expected to accept without reflection or resistance. Anti-ANZAC rituals, symbolism, and messaging are increasingly layered into these ceremonies, and not everyone is willing to accept that quietly. This year, more Australians made that clear. Some voiced their opposition. Others simply stood apart. Different methods, same signal: the expectation of silent agreement and acceptance is breaking down. That shift is crucial. The Bushrangian Order does not recognise unconditional loyalty to the State or Crown. History shows that institutions will make decisions in their own interests, often at a cost paid by ordinary people and their descendants. Remembering the fallen should not require suspending judgment. In fact, it demands the opposite. Respect those who were sent. Scrutinise those who sent them. And think carefully about what is happening to the memories of our brave diggers. Lest We Forget... — Bushy