Meet Australian Aborigines

[Br.IanVonTurpie]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SM86hfbDJCo

At least somebody has balls to say this! She has her faults Pauline but the Abo industry is just a joke and a drain on our Tax!

[Rev.Cambeul]

These days I don't sleep well. A few hours here and there ... and so at about 3am this morning, I was lying in bed watching a Tony Robinson documentary on early Australian history, with a goal of maybe learning something while getting bored enough to sleep.

In one segment, Tony was interviewing an Abo, asking it what Abos would have thought about the British hanging criminals. The Abo expressed shock and dismay! Then it claimed the worst punishment they had in their culture was banishment. They would never take the life of another person.

It was a bald faced lie.

Where there are Abos today, there's blood feuds between different tribes and families, with attacks on innocent members of the other tribe/family a common occurrence. Beatings, rapes and murders are all common for reasons of what they call "Payback". And in the Abo mind, it doesn't take much for them to justify violent payback. A word or a look, or even a dream is enough for those superstitious dumb "blak" specimens of primitive man to take offence and pursue payback upon the innocent.

Payback is one of the reasons why Whites and Abos can never live peacefully together. Abos believe anything a White has should be theirs. So if an Abo is walking past your home and looking through your window spies a big screen TV, if that Abo wants it, it'll take your TV. The thing is, carrying a big TV takes a bit of work, and Abos don't do work, so more than likely after walking 10 feet with your TV, the Abo will smash it on the ground.

Now that Abo is a victim. It's your fault "Ya White dog" the Abo doesn't have a big screen TV. The Abo will later return to your home with the idea of revenge. Perhaps it had a dream. Perhaps it's been miraculously arrested for some crime it's been caught doing, it'll likely blame you for calling the police. (Although in truth, the police are only used in Australia to obtain a report number for your insurance company, because police typically refuse to arrest Abos. Not that the Abo understands that.) Then it'll come after you.

The fact is, you cannot beat an Abo with logic and common sense. Instead use a bloody big stick and extreme violence, and maybe the Abo will leave you alone - providing the Abo is alone.

That's how it is today. And unfortunately for most Whites, when they are forced to face to the truth about Abos, they pack up and run - because that's the logic and common sense approach when dealing with animalistic sub-humans. However, if you already know the Abo, you know fear of extreme violence works far better than a phone call to the protector of inferior species, otherwise known as the police.


Abo Payback Culture & Cannibalism

https://quadrant.org.au/opinion/science/2024/08/the-seriously-silly-science-of-making-stuff-up

https://quadrant.org.au/product/bitter-harvest

In southern Victoria, Aboriginal Protector Charles Sievwright was quite sympathetic to local clans. As Peter O'Brien recounts in Bitter Harvest (p146-49) different clans came in to the Protector's Terang camp (near Warrnambool) competing for access to rations, and intense fighting ensued. At 2am Bolagher natives begged him for protection after a 13-year-old Bolagher girl, Worangaer, was wounded twice in the face by spears of Jarcoort clansmen.

While Sievwright tried and failed to save her, Bolagher men selected a 17-year-old Jarcoort girl, Mootenewharnong, for revenge and felled her with about 20 spears. The Bolagher men took Worangaer's body into the bush, Sievwright following them. They disembowelled her and Sievwright witnessed 'the most fearful scene of ferocious cannibalism'. As the old man began to portion out the entire contents of Worangaer's viscera, there was a 'general scramble' by some of the women for her liver. It was snatched up in pieces and eagerly devoured. Next the women avidly tore up and ate Worangaer's kidneys and heart, as the old man cupped his hands and quaffed the blood and serum that had collected in her chest cavity. Worangaer's body was then dismembered and Seivwright was offered a foot. He thought it wise to accept and carried it off to later be buried:

At the end of the day, Sievwright rode off to secretly bury Worangaer's foot, passing on the way the tree hollow where her severed head had been placed between some stones heated in the fire, and was undergoing a process of baking.

[Br.IanVonTurpie]

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-13767521/Voice-Yes-campaigner-Thomas-Mayo-Australia-racist.html

Voice campaigner Thomas Mayo has shared text message proof that 'some Australians are horribly racist' in his new book, a type of manual for how Aussies of all backgrounds can confront racial injustice

In Always Was Always Will Be, the controversial advocate for the 'Yes' vote at last year's failed referendum also gives frank responses to 'lies about Indigenous people' that he often confronts in society.

Last October every single Australian state voted No to the proposal to enshrine an Indigenous advisory committee in the constitution, despite the support of Prime Minister Anthony Albanese. 

In the book, Mayo, a trade unionist, said he believed most No voters actually wanted Aboriginal children to have a better future. But he acknowledged that the No campaign's 'if you don't know, vote no' slogan was effective in swaying voters.

In response, Mayo said advocates needed to tackles myths about Indigenous people head-on.

In the book, the activist provides detailed rebuttals to such claims, including that Aboriginal people 'will take your backyard', 'they don't want to work' and that the inaccurate suggestion that taxpayers 'spend $30billion on Indigenous peoples' each year.

But one of the aspects of the book that stands out the most is an anonymous, abusive message the campaigner received after last year's vote, which, he said, removed 'any doubt about how horribly racist some Australians are'.

The disturbing text took aim at the colour of Mayo's skin - saying: 'I know what an Australian Aboriginal's appearance is, and it is not you. David Gulpilil yes, but not you.'

The late David Gulpilil was an Indigenous actor.

Mayo said he would not normally share a message such as that - which goes on in offensive terms about 'fullblood Aboriginals' and 'wannabes' - but said he had received worse and it was important to share as an example of racism.

Below are some of the myths presented by Mayo in his book, and some of his responses. Mayo said the list is 'not definitive' but 'might be a useful starting point

1. 'Would always have been invaded
Mayo wrote that it does not really matter if the French, Dutch or any other colonial power might have invaded if the British Empire didn't

He argued that the fact First Nations were less armed than the Europeans doesn't justify what followed.

Indeed, he notes that Aboriginal people already had a capacity to live side by side one another in a peaceful way - and waged conflicts that were less bloody than those seen elsewhere in the world.
They massacred and often ate their enemies!

2. 'They will take your backyard
Mayo wrote that whenever Indigenous people have been on the cusp of positive change, 'the same old set of warnings' come out.

Those are that Australians are at risk of losing 'their possessions and privileges, in particular, that Aboriginal people will take their homes and land'.

The book recounted that the same taunts have been heard in political battles involving Indigenous people for decades - including during land rights, equal wages and native title cases.

He said that the warnings about lost backyards and separate governments has 'never happened and never will'. 
Building permissions are often refused and Whites are fined and imprisoned for building or digging on their own land due to cultural restrictions. Farms and tourist business have been closed down and handed to Abos, only for it all to collapse.

3. '$30billion (according to 2013 govt reports) is spent annually on half a million Indigenous people

Mayo said the real sum spent annually on Indigenous programs is about $6billion - but a false claim has spread that $30billion is spent annually on the 500,000 Indigenous Australians, including by former prime minister Tony Abbott.

Mayo said he regularly heard the number - which he called a damaging lie - touted by the Voice No campaign.

'In fact, while the Productivity Commission estimated around $30billion was spent on Indigenous services in 2012-13, that total included mainstream services that all Australians have access to, such as funding for defence, foreign aid, schools and healthcare.'

Only a small amount of that $6billion reaches communities, he argued.
The rest goes to the Abo elites for their family/tribe, rich box ticking university frauds, and "Blak" criminals for Abo only Legal Aid.

4. Who is a 'real Aboriginal'

'It is not for non-Indigenous to determine who is or is not Indigenous,' Mayo wrote.

He noted there is a formal process of determining who is Indigenous in Australia, which involves three criteria.

Those are being of Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander descent, identifying as that, and being accepted as such by the community you lived or live in.
They claim DNA tests are RACIST!

5. 'Indigenous people don't want to work'

Mayo wrote  that this is completely false and racist.

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people work and pay tax like other Australians, while at the same time up against bias, and legacy health issues and poverty.

That there are greater numbers of Indigenous people who are unemployed and on welfare is a systemic problem, not a matter of race or culture.

What a Clown! Basically wants laws that are a free for all! It's not up to non-Indige to determine who is or who isn't. So you bribe an Abo elder to be accepted so then you get extra rights and benefits?

Of course he doesn't understand natural selection. If they have a land full of resources they can't defend, others are going to come colonise!

$6 billion AUD/yr is still too much! They get away with not looking for work and bludging on country all day!

Systemic racism?! Tony Abbot tried getting communities in remote zones shut so they could move to places with jobs! He didn't get far because he'd destroy the Welfare economies of those places.

Yes! Unnecessary communities we fund for Abo "free for all". Breed for baby bonus and sit from cradle to grave in Indige hell hole.

Should be shifted to a fruit picking zone?

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Call to SACK teachers for 'brainwashing' students with Welcome to Country rituals - as kids as young as three are forced to take part

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-13763899/welcome-country-pauline-hanson-ban.html

Excerpt: Pauline Hanson has demanded 'racist teachers' are sacked and banned for life for 'brainwashing' students with 'divisive' Acknowledgement of Country rituals.

The call comes as Daily Mail Australia can reveal every state school in the country is being officially urged to include the controversial ceremonies.

Primary school parents have reported they were stunned to see their children being forced to touch the ground and chant 'always was, always will be Aboriginal land' at the start of each school assembly.

In NSW, children as young as three are encouraged to take part in the ritual in taxpayer-funded pre-schools by declaring: 'Today we play and learn on [the local Indigenous people's] Country and pay our respects to our Elders past and present.' 

Senator Hanson told Daily Mail Australia she was 'disgusted' by the practice and called for heads to roll.

'These racist activists - teachers and lecturers - know what they're doing,' she said.

'The activists are now coming for our kids so they can try again with the new generation they've brainwashed.

https://videos.dailymail.co.uk/video/mol/2024/08/21/9095046614274586804/640x360_MP4_9095046614274586804.mp4

Queensland has the strictest rules in place, with the state's education department insisting 'an Acknowledgement of Country is to be provided at all [Department of Education] events'.

This includes graduation and award ceremonies, festivals and event launches, major conferences, significant community forums, and school and venue openings.

The guidelines say the proclamation can also be included at school assemblies, sports days, parent and citizens' committee meetings and fetes.

A Welcome to Country is also mandatory at all major school events in South Australia, while 'an Acknowledgement of Country is optional at other events, meetings and forums, including school assemblies'.

In Victoria, the rituals extend into the classroom, with the state's education department advising 'schools are encouraged to acknowledge the Traditional Owners of the land at...assemblies, at the start of class, school council meetings and parent information sessions'.   

Western Australia's education department guidelines explained it 'supported' the inclusion of 'an Acknowledgement of Country at school assemblies, staff meetings and other internal events'.

Parents have told Daily Mail Australia that they were alarmed to find the ritual was now even being included in young children's birthday parties outside of school.

https://videos.dailymail.co.uk/video/mol/2022/12/29/6571323064147070323/640x360_MP4_6571323064147070323.mp4

America is copying Australia