I followed 
My English is at the level of elementary school students in the US, so 
However,
His smile seemed bright, but there was an unknown sadness.
As I read his articles with my poor English, I realized that he was an Australian living in Europe.
Was he from Australia, so he had such a cheerful and sad smile?
I remember the Australians who worked here.
They looked similar to white Americans, but had a different vibe.
White Americans were friendly and full of pride and confidence.
However, Australians were quieter than Americans.
I remember Australia as a Christian country in the Pacific, founded by descendants of Europeans.
Next to the Australian continent is New Zealand, another European descendant. It's hard for me to imagine what the continent of Australia, isolated the Pacific Ocean, would look like.
I remembered that many Australians went to work in the New World, Europe or Asia.
I guess
I am writing this in the hope that he will understand my lack of English conversational skills and knowledge first.馃槄
He seemed to be trying to make his dream come true in Europe!
He seemed to have great ideas, character, and abilities!
However, it was difficult for me to understand his arguments and works with my English speaking skills!
It was understandable that he, like Americans, was anti-centralization.
I think there is a lot of room for misunderstanding to review his life and thoughts with my poor English conversation skills.馃槄
So, I decided to compare his life and thoughts to Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome 3 movie starring Mel Gibson.
I felt that the Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome 3 movie contained Australian idealism and utopia.
Australians dislike war and enjoy peaceful isolation. However, the two world wars took Australians to the battlefield.
Australians waged wars in Europe, North Africa and Asia to prove their loyalty to the British Empire.
However, the British Empire forgot the Australian sacrifice.
Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome (1985) exposes Australian accusations and cynicism towards the British and Europeans that led to two savage world wars.
The Australians chose isolationism, seeing the heartless and brutal European wars.
However, Australia's neighbours had powerful Asian empires that were not friendly, such as Indonesia, Japan and China.
Indonesia, Japan, and China are all Asian empires with large populations and large territories, with greater power than Australia.
Australia and New Zealand were the only white Christian countries in the Pacific. If Australia went to war with the Asian empires, what would be the outcome?
I thought that Australians went to work in the New World and Europe for the survival and independence of the country.
The fate and happiness of two women are on
is hanging.
I hope my friend
