A word of caution concerning Facebook/Meta...
I wasn't sure whether I should post this as it may give people the opportunity to doxx others. However, I have warned everybody who has posted a Facebook link that made this happen, and I think it is best for everybody to know so as to avoid doxxing themselves in the future.
When you are sharing Facebook links, if I were to click on them and be logged out or not have an account (as is the case), it reveals your profile picture and name. So, unless you have a fake FB account, be very careful about sharing links from that site, as you may be unwittingly revealing yourself.
- Bushy
I wasn't sure whether I should post this as it may give people the opportunity to doxx others. However, I have warned everybody who has posted a Facebook link that made this happen, and I think it is best for everybody to know so as to avoid doxxing themselves in the future.
When you are sharing Facebook links, if I were to click on them and be logged out or not have an account (as is the case), it reveals your profile picture and name. So, unless you have a fake FB account, be very careful about sharing links from that site, as you may be unwittingly revealing yourself.
- Bushy
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Forwarded from Noticer News
🚨BREAKING: Political prisoner Stephen Wells, 56, has had his charges dropped after spending almost four months in jail, much of it in solitary confinement, after being arrested during an Australia Day march in Adelaide.
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Follow: @NoticerNews
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I’ve been working on some cultural projects for the Bushrangian Order and have just released a couple of songs that I’m honoured to share with you here first. These ballads reflect on our past and carry a voice into the future. I’ll be continuing to create and share more cultural pieces — so keep an ear out and an eye open. Enjoy, and I’d love to hear your thoughts!
- Bushy
- Bushy
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The Bushranger's Ballad
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The Bushranger's Ballad - The Bushrangian Order
Lyrics by Bushy, in collaboration with AI and heavily inspired by Jamey Johnson’s Rebel Soldier. This ballad journeys through the three eras of bushranging — the Bolters (~1800-1830), the Rebels or Golden Age (~1850s-1870s), and the Decline (~1880s-1900) — and hints at a fourth, emerging chapter: the Resurgence.
Lyrics by Bushy, in collaboration with AI and heavily inspired by Jamey Johnson’s Rebel Soldier. This ballad journeys through the three eras of bushranging — the Bolters (~1800-1830), the Rebels or Golden Age (~1850s-1870s), and the Decline (~1880s-1900) — and hints at a fourth, emerging chapter: the Resurgence.
The Bushranger's Ballad Lyrics:
Oh folly, oh folly, it’s for their wealth alone,
I’m taken from my father, my country, my home,
I’ve left my poor mother, to weep and to mourn,
I am a bushranger, and far from my home.
With pistol and powder, we rode true and bold,
The banks feared our names, the newspapers told,
Some called us villains, some called us their own,
I ride for justice, through dust and unknown.
The mountains grew silent, the troopers rode fast,
The wild days are dying, they never would last,
One by one taken, no place left to roam,
They buried the legend, and left me a stone.
Now drones fill the skies where the cockatoos cried,
And fences run deep where the old ones would ride,
But some still remember what it means to roam,
I’ll carve out a future — and I’ll call it home.
Oh folly, oh folly, it’s for their wealth alone,
I’m taken from my father, my country, my home,
I’ve left my poor mother, to weep and to mourn,
I am a bushranger, and far from my home.
With pistol and powder, we rode true and bold,
The banks feared our names, the newspapers told,
Some called us villains, some called us their own,
I ride for justice, through dust and unknown.
The mountains grew silent, the troopers rode fast,
The wild days are dying, they never would last,
One by one taken, no place left to roam,
They buried the legend, and left me a stone.
Now drones fill the skies where the cockatoos cried,
And fences run deep where the old ones would ride,
But some still remember what it means to roam,
I’ll carve out a future — and I’ll call it home.
The Bold Bushranger (Sing-A-Long Version)
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The Bold Bushranger (Sing-A-Long Version) - The Bushrangian Order
Lyrics by Bushy, in collaboration with AI and heavily inspired by the traditional tune Drunken Sailor. This driving folk ballad recounts nine brutal punishments faced by bushrangers — convict slaves of Australia’s colonial past. Though the melody is upbeat, the lyrics are meant to stir anger and reflection on the cruelty and injustice they endured.
Lyrics by Bushy, in collaboration with AI and heavily inspired by the traditional tune Drunken Sailor. This driving folk ballad recounts nine brutal punishments faced by bushrangers — convict slaves of Australia’s colonial past. Though the melody is upbeat, the lyrics are meant to stir anger and reflection on the cruelty and injustice they endured.
The Bold Bushranger (Sing-A-Long Version) Lyrics:
What did they do to the bold bushranger,
What did they do to the bold bushranger,
What did they do to the bold bushranger,
Early in the morning?
Locked him in the stocks for the midday sun,
Locked him in the stocks for the midday sun,
Locked him in the stocks for the midday sun,
Early in the morning!
What did they do to the bold bushranger,
What did they do to the bold bushranger,
What did they do to the bold bushranger,
Early in the morning?
Branded his hand with a burning iron,
Branded his hand with a burning iron,
Branded his hand with a burning iron,
Early in the morning!
What did they do to the bold bushranger,
What did they do to the bold bushranger,
What did they do to the bold bushranger,
Early in the morning?
Sent him off in chains to Norfolk Island,
Sent him off in chains to Norfolk Island,
Sent him off in chains to Norfolk Island,
Early in the morning!
What did they do to the bold bushranger,
What did they do to the bold bushranger,
What did they do to the bold bushranger,
Early in the morning?
Flayed his back with a cat-o-nine tails,
Flayed his back with a cat-o-nine tails,
Flayed his back with a cat-o-nine tails,
Early in the morning!
What did they do to the bold bushranger,
What did they do to the bold bushranger,
What did they do to the bold bushranger,
Early in the morning?
Worked him to the bone in the iron gang,
Worked him to the bone in the iron gang,
Worked him to the bone in the iron gang,
Early in the morning.
What did they do to the bold bushranger,
What did they do to the bold bushranger,
What did they do to the bold bushranger,
Early in the morning?
Dragged him through the streets in shackles,
Dragged him through the streets in shackles,
Dragged him through the streets in shackles,
Early in the morning!
What did they do to the bold bushranger,
What did they do to the bold bushranger,
What did they do to the bold bushranger,
Early in the morning?
Strung him up high on the gallows tree,
Strung him up high on the gallows tree,
Strung him up high on the gallows tree,
Early in the morning!
What did they do to the bold bushranger,
What did they do to the bold bushranger,
What did they do to the bold bushranger,
Early in the morning?
Fed his corpse to the hungry crows,
Fed his corpse to the hungry crows,
Fed his corpse to the hungry crows,
Early in the morning!
What did they do to the bold bushranger,
What did they do to the bold bushranger,
What did they do to the bold bushranger,
Early in the morning?
Shot him down in a hail of bullets,
Shot him down in a hail of bullets,
Shot him down in a hail of bullets,
Early in the morning!
That's what they did to the bold bushranger,
That's what they did to the bold bushranger,
That's what they did to the bold bushranger,
Early in the morning!
What did they do to the bold bushranger,
What did they do to the bold bushranger,
What did they do to the bold bushranger,
Early in the morning?
Locked him in the stocks for the midday sun,
Locked him in the stocks for the midday sun,
Locked him in the stocks for the midday sun,
Early in the morning!
What did they do to the bold bushranger,
What did they do to the bold bushranger,
What did they do to the bold bushranger,
Early in the morning?
Branded his hand with a burning iron,
Branded his hand with a burning iron,
Branded his hand with a burning iron,
Early in the morning!
What did they do to the bold bushranger,
What did they do to the bold bushranger,
What did they do to the bold bushranger,
Early in the morning?
Sent him off in chains to Norfolk Island,
Sent him off in chains to Norfolk Island,
Sent him off in chains to Norfolk Island,
Early in the morning!
What did they do to the bold bushranger,
What did they do to the bold bushranger,
What did they do to the bold bushranger,
Early in the morning?
Flayed his back with a cat-o-nine tails,
Flayed his back with a cat-o-nine tails,
Flayed his back with a cat-o-nine tails,
Early in the morning!
What did they do to the bold bushranger,
What did they do to the bold bushranger,
What did they do to the bold bushranger,
Early in the morning?
Worked him to the bone in the iron gang,
Worked him to the bone in the iron gang,
Worked him to the bone in the iron gang,
Early in the morning.
What did they do to the bold bushranger,
What did they do to the bold bushranger,
What did they do to the bold bushranger,
Early in the morning?
Dragged him through the streets in shackles,
Dragged him through the streets in shackles,
Dragged him through the streets in shackles,
Early in the morning!
What did they do to the bold bushranger,
What did they do to the bold bushranger,
What did they do to the bold bushranger,
Early in the morning?
Strung him up high on the gallows tree,
Strung him up high on the gallows tree,
Strung him up high on the gallows tree,
Early in the morning!
What did they do to the bold bushranger,
What did they do to the bold bushranger,
What did they do to the bold bushranger,
Early in the morning?
Fed his corpse to the hungry crows,
Fed his corpse to the hungry crows,
Fed his corpse to the hungry crows,
Early in the morning!
What did they do to the bold bushranger,
What did they do to the bold bushranger,
What did they do to the bold bushranger,
Early in the morning?
Shot him down in a hail of bullets,
Shot him down in a hail of bullets,
Shot him down in a hail of bullets,
Early in the morning!
That's what they did to the bold bushranger,
That's what they did to the bold bushranger,
That's what they did to the bold bushranger,
Early in the morning!
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The Black Feather contest has officially closed—with no submissions received. As a result, the $200 prize will go unclaimed.
While it's disappointing not to see participation this time, it's also a moment for reflection. Building culture, community, and parallel systems requires more than agreement—it needs active contribution. Without participation, even the best ideas stall.
This isn't the end—just a reminder of how essential your voice and effort are. If you believe in what we're building, future opportunities will need your involvement.
– Bushy
While it's disappointing not to see participation this time, it's also a moment for reflection. Building culture, community, and parallel systems requires more than agreement—it needs active contribution. Without participation, even the best ideas stall.
This isn't the end—just a reminder of how essential your voice and effort are. If you believe in what we're building, future opportunities will need your involvement.
– Bushy
I am in the process of developing a Q&A along with other things to update the website and social media. Please respond to this message or message Bushy directly if you have a question about the Order you would like answered.
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30th July, 2025
Notice on Future Digital Silence
Should the proposed Online Safety Act be enforced in full — requiring Australians to upload identification to access the internet — the Bushrangian Order may withdraw from online platforms for a time.
We will not submit ourselves, our Order, or our principles to forced biometric tagging, centralised surveillance, or any system that demands submission in exchange for expression.
If it comes to pass, we will go analogue. Not defeated — just out of sight. We will wait, adapt, or find another way. Our voice will return when the path is secure.
Until then, prepare yourselves.
You may still be able to contact the Order at: bushrangers@protonmail.com
- Bushy
Notice on Future Digital Silence
Should the proposed Online Safety Act be enforced in full — requiring Australians to upload identification to access the internet — the Bushrangian Order may withdraw from online platforms for a time.
We will not submit ourselves, our Order, or our principles to forced biometric tagging, centralised surveillance, or any system that demands submission in exchange for expression.
If it comes to pass, we will go analogue. Not defeated — just out of sight. We will wait, adapt, or find another way. Our voice will return when the path is secure.
Until then, prepare yourselves.
You may still be able to contact the Order at: bushrangers@protonmail.com
- Bushy
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Which of the following would you most trust and prefer to use as your main medium of exchange in your day-to-day life?
Anonymous Poll
4%
Central Bank Digital Currency
44%
Mainline Crypto Currency (Bitcoin, Etherium, Ripple, etc.)
28%
A Decentralised Community Digital Coin (Used outside of the community via an intercoin system)
16%
Memecoin
16%
Community Token
2nd October 2025
Alternative Living
The linked video highlights some crucial points about the direction our economies are heading — particularly around "asset tokenisation", which is the process of creating a digital representation of a real-world asset.
For many of us, home ownership is a distant dream — not even worth considering — due to skyrocketing prices and stagnant wages. And for the few who can secure a mortgage, their "ownership" is merely a thin veil over crushing repayments, escalating interest rates, and ridiculous council fees, keeping them from being homeless. When the only other options for the average person are homelessness (made increasingly difficult by government policy but with considerable infrastructure investment could be a fantastic layer of social security), rent-slavery, or fleeing the country, it's well past due to start considering some radical alternatives.
One such alternative worth serious consideration is the "Community Land Trust" model. Whether it's with your family (if it hasn’t already been torn apart by social decay and political polarisation), with close friends, or with ideologically aligned people — forming a group you could realistically live with and co-manage land alongside might be the only viable path forward.
You may not "own" the land in the traditional sense, and there are real vulnerabilities to consider — such as corruption, conflict, being removed as a trustee or beneficiary, or finding yourself trapped in uncomfortable living arrangements — but these risks may pale in comparison to the guaranteed exploitations of the current and future iterations of our system.
The age of single-person or nuclear-family home ownership is ending — unless something drasticly changes. Group planning is no longer optional — it’s essential for survival. While the video rightly cautions against the risks of asset tokenisation, this process is moving forward regardless. The real question is: "How will we respond?"
Would you rather live among people you call your own; where a divorce or breakup won't leave you destitute — or be shuffled endlessly between the portfolios of BlackRock and their cronies?
- Bushy
https://youtu.be/xu0TT1WLoeM
Alternative Living
The linked video highlights some crucial points about the direction our economies are heading — particularly around "asset tokenisation", which is the process of creating a digital representation of a real-world asset.
For many of us, home ownership is a distant dream — not even worth considering — due to skyrocketing prices and stagnant wages. And for the few who can secure a mortgage, their "ownership" is merely a thin veil over crushing repayments, escalating interest rates, and ridiculous council fees, keeping them from being homeless. When the only other options for the average person are homelessness (made increasingly difficult by government policy but with considerable infrastructure investment could be a fantastic layer of social security), rent-slavery, or fleeing the country, it's well past due to start considering some radical alternatives.
One such alternative worth serious consideration is the "Community Land Trust" model. Whether it's with your family (if it hasn’t already been torn apart by social decay and political polarisation), with close friends, or with ideologically aligned people — forming a group you could realistically live with and co-manage land alongside might be the only viable path forward.
You may not "own" the land in the traditional sense, and there are real vulnerabilities to consider — such as corruption, conflict, being removed as a trustee or beneficiary, or finding yourself trapped in uncomfortable living arrangements — but these risks may pale in comparison to the guaranteed exploitations of the current and future iterations of our system.
The age of single-person or nuclear-family home ownership is ending — unless something drasticly changes. Group planning is no longer optional — it’s essential for survival. While the video rightly cautions against the risks of asset tokenisation, this process is moving forward regardless. The real question is: "How will we respond?"
Would you rather live among people you call your own; where a divorce or breakup won't leave you destitute — or be shuffled endlessly between the portfolios of BlackRock and their cronies?
- Bushy
https://youtu.be/xu0TT1WLoeM
YouTube
Tokenization and the End of Direct Ownership: A Quiet Revolution
Ownership used to be simple. You held the deed. You were in control. Whether it was a home, a piece of land, a bar of gold, or shares in a company. You held something tangible, protected by legal systems and enforceable rights. But that model is quietly being…
In an authoritarian regime such as in Australia, Canada, Ireland, or the UK, which police setup would you prefer if opposing the government?
Anonymous Poll
54%
Incompetent police, busy with propaganda and revenue raising, creating gaps for resistance.
10%
Highly competent police keeping boots on throats, enforcing unbreakable regime control.
10%
Mixed: Incompetent frontline for minor tasks, elite units crush any opposition. (Like what we have)
22%
Thoughtful Question: Which setup offers the best chance for regime change?
12%
Thought: Frontline sloppiness invites subtle resistance and hides deeper control by secret policing.
Forwarded from Noticer News
A petition demanding evidence-based gun laws is set to hit 20,000 signatures after NSW Premier Chris Minns announced tough new firearms bans and restrictions following the Bondi Islamic terror attack.
"Scapegoating innocent Australians"
https://www.noticer.news/petition-nsw-gun-law-reforms/
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"Scapegoating innocent Australians"
https://www.noticer.news/petition-nsw-gun-law-reforms/
Follow: @NoticerNews
If you or anybody you know lives in NSW, here is a petition you or they can sign. It'll likely be ignored, but hey, maybe the government will actually care about what you think for once, in a supportive manner...
https://www.parliament.nsw.gov.au/la/Pages/ePetition-details.aspx?q=vIXRT1jpe3su04gChoZaZQ
https://www.parliament.nsw.gov.au/la/Pages/ePetition-details.aspx?q=vIXRT1jpe3su04gChoZaZQ
Forwarded from Noticer News
A petition demanding evidence-based gun laws is set to hit 20,000 signatures after NSW Premier Chris Minns announced tough new firearms bans and restrictions following the Bondi Islamic terror attack.
"Scapegoating innocent Australians"
https://www.noticer.news/petition-nsw-gun-law-reforms/
Follow: @NoticerNews
"Scapegoating innocent Australians"
https://www.noticer.news/petition-nsw-gun-law-reforms/
Follow: @NoticerNews
Forwarded from The Bushrangian Order
If you or anybody you know lives in NSW, here is a petition you or they can sign. It'll likely be ignored, but hey, maybe the government will actually care about what you think for once, in a supportive manner...
https://www.parliament.nsw.gov.au/la/Pages/ePetition-details.aspx?q=vIXRT1jpe3su04gChoZaZQ
https://www.parliament.nsw.gov.au/la/Pages/ePetition-details.aspx?q=vIXRT1jpe3su04gChoZaZQ
How long has it been since you last heard the Australian National Anthem in public?
Anonymous Poll
26%
<6 Months
16%
1-2 Years
11%
3-5 Years
32%
5-10 years
16%
10+ Years
Forwarded from Captain Splash
YouTube
RFS and SLSC call to action, #RFS, #SLSC, #Australia,
A call to action to all NSWRFS, SLSC, CFA, QFS,
We are outdoor people these goverments are taking our guns, closing 4wd tracks and beaches, eroding your rights, join me on a quiet strike, sign all the petitions and make your opinion known here and elsewhere.…
We are outdoor people these goverments are taking our guns, closing 4wd tracks and beaches, eroding your rights, join me on a quiet strike, sign all the petitions and make your opinion known here and elsewhere.…