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  • AUKUS – Australia, the UK, the US…and New Zealand? Also an eco-friendly option for defence?

    I recently wrote a piece in Australian defence magazine, Defence Connect, about the AUKUS agreement, the role nuclear submarines play in the Pacific and in the future of Australia’s defence force, and how nuclear energy could be a longer lasting, more reliable form of energy in the future. You can read my thoughts in Defence […]

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    natashapoole13

    August 22, 2022
    Writing
    defence, education, history, learning, Writing
  • Hard work! What is it?

    Warning – irony and a brush of humour may be present in this piece, as it is in many a piece of literature, ancient and modern đŸ™‚ Whilst hard work is certainly not a literary genre, we can certainly still look to literature and to history for examples of what it entails. Perhaps in today’s […]

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    natashapoole13

    July 12, 2022
    Uncategorized, Writing
    education, history, learning, philosophy, poetry, teaching, Writing
  • Double entendre – what is it?

    Double entendre is French term which, when translated into English, means ‘understood in two ways’. Double entendre can consist of a clever play on words, a sinister allusion to an opposite yet co-existing meaning, or simply anything which could be understood in two ways! It need not be rude, it can simply be witty and […]

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    natashapoole13

    July 5, 2022
    Uncategorized
    author, english, history, Inspiration, learning, philosophy, politics, teaching, writer, writerm, Writing
  • Spoof! What is it?

    A ‘spoof’ is almost like an impression or an imitation of another character or a piece of literature, art or film. When performed well, a spoof can leave you in stitches, as its main aim is to provide comic value. Writing or delivering a spoof or parody of any sort requires delicacy and skill. The […]

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    natashapoole13

    June 27, 2022
    Uncategorized
    Inspiration, learning, literature, teaching, Writing
  • Back to gold?

    With an economic downturn most certainly on the cards for Australia and the rest of the west, what ought we to do with our savings in order to combat inflation, a recession, global uncertainty, and even, the disastrously disgusting concept of ‘wokeness’ and its maniacal approach to investing and to cryptocurrencies? Well, here is one […]

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    natashapoole13

    June 26, 2022
    Writing
    politics, teaching, Writing
  • The Leighton Smith Podcast – Episode 161

    Earlier this week, I had the pleasure of appearing as a guest on New Zealand’s national radio station, iHeart Radio, on The Leighton Smith Podcast. Leighton has been podcasting for NewsTalk ZB for 33 years and is known for his unique style, for questioning the status quo and for his controversial, yet common sensical commentary. […]

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    natashapoole13

    June 26, 2022
    Uncategorized
    author, education, educator, philosophy, podcast, politics, writer
  • Wokeness, welfare and societal decline

    Wokeness, welfare and societal decline – why the west needs to pull its socks up and forget about all that is ‘woke’.

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    natashapoole13

    June 21, 2022
    Uncategorized
    history, learning, philosophy, politics, teaching, woke, wokeness, Writing
  • Crypto: the opposite of a Kantian investment

    Are cryptocurrencies as they current stand and operate ethical investments? Do they have any intrinsic value and how ought we to consider them from a philosophical and moral point of view?

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    natashapoole13

    June 9, 2022
    Writing
    bitcoin, cryptocurrency, ethics, history, Kant, learning, philosophy, politics, teaching, tuition, Writing
  • The Pacific Flirts with China at its own risk

    Increasingly questionable activity in the Pacific is taking place, as Pacific Nations question their own sovereignty. If you wish to learn more about foreign policy and the consequences of poor decision making in politics, you will undoubtedly appreciate reading this article I wrote recently for The Spectator Australia. Published 3rd June 2022.

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    natashapoole13

    June 3, 2022
    Uncategorized
    australia, education, foreign policy, history, learning, pacific, politics, teaching, tuition, Writing
  • What is parody and how can I appreciate it?

    What is parody and how can I appreciate it?

    Parody is another style of writing invented by the Ancient Greeks. It is similar to satire, in the sense that it often involves irony. Ancient authors began parodying their predecessors by producing writing that was very similar in nature to their famous counterparts – such as Homer, the alleged inventor of the epic genre – […]

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    natashapoole13

    May 26, 2022
    Uncategorized
    history, laughter, learning, parody, philosophy, politics, satire, teaching, Writing
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