Meet Australian Aborigines

Br.IanVonTurpie · Wed 08 Mar 2023

The refuse refuses!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4orPlx0jRHA

Australian Govt wants to beat around the bush when questioned about race based laws. No answers given!

If they did have a Sovereign Abo state here, could you imagine anything working?
The national anthem would be Judas Priest: Breaking The Law!

Abos couldn't organise a root for a wombat in a brothel!

And... You know the so-called Abo on the AU$50 bill isn't a bona fide Boong!
It hasn't smashed the windows of the building!

The $2 from 88 looks like a generic Abo with flies buzzing

Br.IanVonTurpie · Mon 13 Mar 2023

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/au/article-11851465/Netballer-Donnell-Wallam-dropped-Diamonds-Gina-Rinehart-Hancock-Prospecting-racism-row.html

The Australian Diamonds have dropped the Indigenous star at the centre of the $15 million sponsorship row with Gina Rinehart for a vital warm-up tournament ahead of July's Netball World Cup

Donnell Wallam, 29, sparked a firestorm last October when it was revealed she was uncomfortable with wearing the Diamonds jersey with the Hancock Prospecting logo on it over racist comments made by Mrs Rinehart's father, Lang Hancock, almost four decades ago.

Her team-mates backed her boycott call and the furious backlash saw Mrs Rinehart, 69, pull out of the $15m deal, sparking a financial crisis for Netball Australia.

But Wallam was controversially dropped from the Diamonds squad despite scoring the winning goal on debut against England at the height of the row, with her World Cup place now in doubt.

She was cut from the squad for the Quad Series against England, South Africa and New Zealand, which the Diamonds dominated in an unbeaten four-match run in Cape Town, South Africa, in January.

Well!..... not such a protected species anymore when "money talks"!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2lqdErI9uss

Br.IanVonTurpie · Fri 24 Mar 2023

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-11897017/Pauline-Hanson-receives-letter-detailing-11-point-secret-agenda-Voice.html

A secret 'agenda for the Voice' has been allegedly left behind at a Canberra cafe - fueling fears Australia's way of life will be turned on its head if the referendum gets up

The alleged 11-point agenda, apparently found by a member of the public and handed to One Nation Senator Pauline Hanson, outlines various 'opportunities' to pursue should the Voice to Parliament be enshrined in the constitution

They include Indigenous job quotas, a takeover of Australian beaches and national parks, and a recommendation that First Nations people be granted first choice of all public housing.

Ms Hanson told Federal Parliament on Wednesday that she was contacted by a concerned member of the public after he found the alleged document in a cafe in Woden.

She said the note was left behind by a group who he believed to be employed by the National Indigenous Australians Agency, a $4.5 billion government body established to improve the lives of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.

'It disturbed me greatly,' she later told the Senate.

'I'm trying to say to people... understand if you give this the yes vote, this is what you could be opening yourself up to.'

However, the NIAA has denied any involvement in the creation of the 11-point Voice agenda

The alleged 11-point plan sent to Senator Hanson recommended First Nations people be granted first choice of all public housing and reverting beaches and national parks to 'ownership of the Mob that traditionally inhabits the area'.

Non-Indigenous Australians who use those beaches or national parks would subsequently be charged a fee, which would generate revenue for Indigenous owners, according to the alleged document.

Senator Hanson is now questioning whether Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is aware of the suggestions the group is purportedly putting forward and, if not, who oversees the body.

'If the Prime Minister is aware of these initiatives set out by the NIAA, it would appear that Mr Albanese continues to mislead the Australian people over the extent of powers given to the Voice to Parliament,' she said.

Senator Hanson claims up to seven NIAA staff members were at the cafe at the time her source was there with his wife, and were discussing the contents of the document left behind.

But in a statement to Daily Mail Australia, the NIAA said it 'is not and has not' been drafting an 'early action/opportunities' plan for the Voice.

The first call to action was for an Indigenous job quotas of 10 per cent across several key roles, including judges, magistrates, ADF officers, AFP and state police forces, corrections departments and ambassadors.

Universities would be asked to drop all entry testing and fees for First Nations students, and the group suggests reducing the age eligibility requirement for the old age pension for First Nations people due to their shorter life expectancy.

Senator Hanson said her 'anxiety levels are rising' after receiving the correspondence, which also recommended entry fees to any sport and music events on public land be reduced for First Australians by 50 per cent.

Rivers and streams would become property of the traditional owners, allowing them to seek revenue and charge fees for water consumption. Mining royalties would follow a similar procedure.

The document stated the Voice would also seek to review and vet all new liquor licences, and ensure all Voice staff receive the same salary as the Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet.

Finally, Senator Hanson claims the letter she received stated income tax for First Nations people should be slashed by 50 per cent.

The letter was sent anonymously directly to her office on Tuesday, meaning she has no way to follow up and verify the contents of the document with the informant.

But she believes its credibility as the cafe named is just 450 metres from the NIAA office in Canberra, and some of the points addressed are concerns that she herself has raised.

Others have expressed doubts as to whether there is any benefit in trusting an anonymous letter, given the Prime Minister has expressly laid out the parameters of the Voice.

In announcing the final question which is expected to be asked of all Australians at a referendum, Mr Albanese said the Voice would hold no veto power.

The role would be to consult officials on matters directly impacting Indigenous communities, in an attempt to work with First Nations people rather than on their behalf.

Just what a sense of entitlement ! If that's a bonafide proposal people are voting for discrimination!

Rev.Cambeul · Fri 24 Mar 2023

Quote from: Br.IanVonTurpie on Fri 24 Mar 2023 Just what a sense of entitlement ! If that's a bonafide proposal people are voting for discrimination!

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-11897017/Pauline-Hanson-receives-letter-detailing-11-point-secret-agenda-Voice.html

The House of Abo Overlords

If a majority of Australians vote in favour of the Voice, the Constitution would be amended as follows:

1. There shall be a body, to be called the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Voice;

2. The Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Voice may make representations to the Parliament and the Executive Government of the Commonwealth on matters relating to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples;

3. The Parliament shall, subject to this Constitution, have power to make laws with respect to matters relating to the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Voice, including its composition, functions powers and procedures.

The Abo Overlords' Plan for ...

Early Action / Opportunities for the Voice

1. Job quotas: Minimum 10% appointments to be First Nations people for Judges, Magistrates, CW SES (State Emergency Services), ADF (Australian Defence Force) oﬃcers, AFP (Australian Federal Police) and State Police forces, Corrections departments, Vice Chancellors, and Ambassadors.

2. Universities: No entry tests, and no fees for First Nations people.

3. Old age pensions: Reduced age eligibility for First Nations people 'Because we die younger'.

4. Public Housing: First Nations people to have first preference for all vacant public housing across all states.

5. Sport & Music: Entry fees reduced by 50% for First Nations people for any events on public land.

6. Beaches & National Parks: All beaches and national parks to be property of the relevant tribe, and ~~non-first nations~~ White people to be charged to use the beaches, parks etc... Revenues to go to relevant tribe.

7. Rivers and Streams: to become property of relevant tribe, and fees for water consumption paid to relevant tribe.

8. Mining Royalties: Same as for water.

9. Income tax: For First Nations people to be 50% of normal rate.

10. Liquor Licensing: All ~~new~~ liquor licenses across Australia to be vetted by Voice.

11. Voice Oﬃce: Research / Policy staﬀ to analyse and review all proposed Government policies, legislation and appointments. Same size and pay as DPMC (Dept of Prime Minister and Cabinet).