A short note from Frank, sent to us via morse from his headquarters deep in the remote parts of the dusty north that have not yet been converted to bit- coin, it reads….
https://alicespringsnews.com.au/2021/08/20/yuendumu-a-five-decade-love-story/
Frank
We at pcbycp are very worried indeed as to what the two other best- sellers from the local bookshop may be. The talk on the street is that the number one bestseller may be ‘Paths to Glory’, the personal struggle of Sophie Mirabella to deservedly get onto the bench of the Fair Work Commission, or the much anticipated, ‘Whoever dares Winces’, the personal struggle of Australia’s most decorated soldier ever Ben Roberts Smith.
As for the review, we tried to copy it, stencil it and roneo it, but it was ‘Rights protected”. This seems fitting that it comes to us via Alice Springs, bastion of native rights and the right to seek an open- ended period of incarceration for most indigenous males. A right that is an enshrining part of our processes of integration since the intervention.
One can only hope post Kabul, that we have more highly developed “shovel ready” initiatives trialled ‘in combat’ and ‘on the field’ to make the processing and incarceration of males more viable from the standpoint of economic return. To ensure private enterprise may be more fully integrated with government operatives and NGO’s in opening up the interior to ‘processing’ and the myriad opportunities to be found in monetysing the criminal justice system. We also hope, (the editorial staff at pcbycp) that the NT police take note of the increased funding for the Victoria police to further militarise their forces with equipment that (post-Kabul) is at the very forefront of the latest in law and order and public protection initiatives.