Meet Australian Aborigines

[Br.IanVonTurpie]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5_1Vw32YdCs

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JubT60nBQzk

It's still a worry that the Voice has the lead if only by a little! You can bet Sorros and the UN is behind this dangerous Referendumb that gives power to Hunter gathers who aren't capable of running the place. They will squander taxes, make laws to suit themselves.

Why does it cost so much to have this Referendumb?! Why no details given to public?!

[Br.IanVonTurpie]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o1gEmyOFItY

Australia will legislate against UN policy stating countries signate to their Union should have citizens born with equal rights.

Instead they are hell bent on making it so "Indige mob" get "Overlord/ protected species" status.

There is no definition of "Indigenous Australian".

[Br.IanVonTurpie]

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-12092335/Why-Voice-Parliament-trouble.html

Shock new polling shows the Indigenous Voice to Parliament could be rejected at an the upcoming referendum - with last-gasp amendments to the proposition being considered in a bid to get it passed

A survey shows slightly more than half of Australians still back the Voice, but the percentage of people who intend to vote 'yes' has dropped from 58 per cent to 53 per cent over the past month.

The polling, by Resolve Strategic for The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age newspapers, reveals the 'no' campaign is on track to win if the trend continues.

A referendum requires more than 50 per cent support in at least four of the six states in order to be passed.

The referendum is expected to be held in October, with the federal Budget allocating $360 million to fund the poll.   

Liberal MP Julian Leeser, who quit the Opposition front bench due to his party's negative stance on the Voice, said he would move amendments next week to change the proposed model in the hope of boosting public support.

https://creativityalliance.com/forum/downunder-news/australia-referendum-the-voice-vote-no

[Rev.Cambeul]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9BzobfWTLGM

[Br.IanVonTurpie]

^ You beat me to it with that cartoon. So true! In all ways! 40 years  back nobody wanted to be a Boong!
Now they put a carrot out with extra rights and benefits if you tick a box you win the lottery!
What is an Aboriginal? Does a definition exist?
Why should there be Australian citizens with extra rights and benefits?
Black Privileges!

There is a Genie that gets released from a bottle by a Boong who wandered the desert.
He grants the Boong 3 wishes for his efforts.
First wish he asks for a Rolls Royce and that appears.
The next wish is for a Mansion and it appears.
The third, the Abo wants to be a White Australian.
So the Abo becomes White ... but something else occurred!

... The Car and the Mansion vanishes!
The Abo says "Oi Genie! ... where's me loot?!"
The Genie says "No White Australian gets this sort of thing for free!"

[Br.IanVonTurpie]

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-12110969/Stan-Grant-says-soul-hurts-addresses-racist-trolls-forced-quit-ABCs-Q-A.html

Stan Grant shook with emotion and had tears in his eyes as he said his 'soul hurts' in a powerful goodbye speech after hosting his final episode of ABC's Q+A.

In a poignant message, Grant addressed his decision to quit the show after copping a barrage of vile racial abuse online.

But in an extraordinary move, the indigenous presenter apologised to the trolls who targeted him, saying: 'I'm sorry that I must have given you so much cause to hate me.'

Grant didn't address the ABC directly in his closing speech, but earlier appeared to take aim at the corporation for not standing by him, saying: 'I know that media needs to be better.'

After just 10 months in the role, the broadcaster announced last Friday he was taking leave after being subjected to 'relentless racial filth', and accused the ABC of 'institutional failure' after no one offered him support.

Speaking directly into the lens at the end of Monday night's program, he said: 'I've had to learn that endurance is not always strength.

'Sometimes, strength is knowing when to say stop. And to those who have sent messages of support - thank you so much. But I'll be OK.

He said in a column last Friday that he was stepping down after racial abuse which had ramped up since he appeared on coverage of King Charles' coronation.

Grant directly addressed those trolls in his speech on Monday.

'To those who have abused me and my family, I would just say - if your aim was to hurt me, well, you've succeeded,' he said.

'And I'm sorry. I'm sorry that I must have given you so much cause to hate me so much, to target me and my family, to make threats against me.

'I am down right now. I am. But I will get back up. And you can come at me again, and I will meet you with the love of my people.

'My people can teach the world to love. As Martin Luther King Jr said of his struggle, 'We will wear you down with our capacity to love all'.'

Grant said he was not walking away because of racism or social media hatred.

'I need a break from the media. I feel like I'm part of the problem. And I need to ask myself how, or if, we can do it better.

I guess now he's not so busy he'll spend more time in his solarium and get darker?!