It's taken a long time to make this. The amount of research & effort was phenomenal - I'm no genius after all. It's my first try. So go easy on me (but I do hope you like it a little).

But there's a reason I made it. There's a message in it for Australians.

In the spring of 1526, the Ottoman Sultan, Suleiman prepared for his biggest assault against the Kingdom of Hungary. His arch enemy, the small kingdom had hindered his repeated attempts to advice into Europe. Sulemain was determined this will be the last battle. A battle he will win. And on that day, the siege of Mohács began.

This tale isn't just a historical account, but a warning to Australian's (and the west in general) about becoming too complacent with foreign interference, globalism, and the lust for wealth & power by politicians, the elite & the ruling classes.

A cautionary tale about of what they west is really facing with the spread of a theocratic cultural, legal, financial & political ideology, exploiting a deity in it's push for global domination.