Eddie Robertson

I'd said it before, you go into the guy's house and he's got like –

He's got a painting of a Scottish Highlander up on the wall, you know, or a guy playing the bagpipes going into battle and then a picture of a Roman soldier.

And he just like, he was one of those guys that just sort of, I guess like martial, like military service and stuff.

Um, you know, defending your people and, you know, and a lot of people think that that's a concept that's really kind of archaic or, you know, there's something wrong with, with wanting to be inspired by that, you know, particularly with the way the world's going with this woke ideology and, but yeah.

There's been people like, you could call them, you know, sentinels or protectors or, you know, shepherds or in societies around the world since the beginning of time.

You know, we need people like that.

100%.

And to segue it into RS, you know, like...

You know, I know RS, mate.

He knows me.

And, you know, I knew RS when he was back at 3RH back in the day, you know.

And, you know, the last time I saw RS was at Beatty's Investiture at Government House in Canberra.

And, you know, I walked in there with my wife at the time, now ex-wife, you know, mother of my children, you know.

But I walked in there and I was there as a civilian, you know,

The Bravo boys, they'd already arrived.

They were all up the back in their ceremonial dress and I rolled in there with another mad cunt mate of mine that you've got to get on this podcast, Bushy.

Shout out to Sam Bush.

He's living up in Cairns working as a fucking commercial electrician but he's a –

He's got some good stuff.

Yeah, he was on Op Nile.