::CHANGE THE WORLD::Welcome to the website of Paul Edwards. The most important thing on this website is:EnlightenmentIf you are an American, please read:Thanks AmericaIf you are French, please read:Merci FranceTo help protect America from terrorism (and not just America,but victims of hijacking like MH370), please signthispetition. Also please askyour friends and family to sign it as well. Petition currently active.In the battle between good and evil, the Australian governmenthas made itillegalto fund, join etc the Free Syrian Army.If you're an Australian citizen wanting to help the Syrian rebels,clickhere. If you saw me when I was protestingat Auburn at the NSW council elections, clickhereto see if you got a mention.Since I get asked a lot - no, I'm notof Syrian descent, I'm of English/Scottish descent, and I wasborn in Brisbane, but have now spent more time in my adopted landof NSW, so I'm a Blue's supporter now. But when brave Syrians haveput their life on the line (showing more Australian spirit thanmost Australians will ever have), and have gone to the trouble of writingsigns *in English* saying "SOS" and "HELP" and "NO FLY ZONE" asopposed to "sit on your couch watching us die", anyone who failsto respond to that plea for assistance is not an Australian inmy book, no matter what their passport or birth certificate says.After 9/11, a French newspaper declared "we are all Americans".Sure. And now we're all Syrians. Note that Americans had ZERO chanceof success in their revolution without massive heavy-lifting fromFrance.If you saw me in the train, then you will probably be wondering whatthe foreign writing is all about. First of all, you may have seenthis:That writing is in Arabic and means "I love Syria". The reason I wearthat is because I was inspired bythiswoman, who wrote "I love Libya" on her hands during the Libyanconflict. Actually I also wore one that said "I love Libya" during theLibyan revolution, which you can't see clearlyhere. Anyway, I wish to let the Syrian people know that I love themand that I think they are very brave for fighting in their revolution,and I wish I had control of Australia's military, because if I did, Iwould send it to help them. It's not just the Syrians and Libyans andIraqis and Afghans that I love though. Way back on 1989-06-04 in theTiananmen Square Massacre the Chinese people bravely stood up to tryto win their freedom. I attended the protests in Sydney outside the
Chinese consulate. That is the only protest I have ever been to. When I
was there, a Chinese man gave me a headband, which had the following
writing on it, which means "democracy":
And if you're wondering what that hand gesture means - it is the same
gesture that was used in the Philippines revolution in 1986 - it is
an "L" which stands for "Laban" which means "fight". They were
fighting for their freedom. The other thing on my headband is
"japan666.com". This does not have any meaning. It's just an easy
to remember URL which redirects to my re