Meet Australian Aborigines

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https://youtu.be/GoBpSvm75rk?t=1109

18:30 "The master race". Why Australia heaps $hit on Sth Africa.

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Voice to Parliament is a 'power grab' by a group of Abo Elites

The House of Abo Overlords!

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

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Julian Leseer - Watch this Jew: It drips with hatred for White Australia - watch and prove it ...
Disclaimer: I don't know this Red Sea Pedestrian creature's Chosen Pronouns, so, slap on a yellow star for a distinct racial identity and call the creature "It."
GO AHEAD, HAVE ME ARRESTED YOU KIKE CÜNT.

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

Does he want a Palestinian Voice? A Palestinian override of Israeli Parliament? We know he's in favour of a wall of steel around Israel.

But in the Abo World: The Jew goes from a Demon to an Angel in ten seconds ...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8F9ub_nuAww

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Why not tattoo Abos and Heebs or whack stars on their clothing? If they want to be a protected species that they expect everybody to bow down to it seems fair and reasonable?!

The Voice is a racist concept! Why should the Abos have a seperate wing of Govt that over rides everything?

As for the Jew we all know why they are a protected species! They parasite nations, make a state inside a state, take from your state to fund their own. Once the momentum is gained they put our Politicians in their pockets.

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'The Voice' is Just Party Time ATSIC 2.0 - Because Protecting Black Kids from Rape is RACIST!

https://thenewdaily.com.au/news/politics/australian-politics/2023/04/13/peter-dutton-alice-springs-crime

Opposition Leader Peter Dutton has clashed with a journalist in a heated confrontation over the "crime crisis" in Alice Springs.

Mr Dutton was in the Northern Territory city for his second consecutive day on Thursday, on a visit with Indigenous senator Jacinta Price to campaign against the Indigenous Voice to Parliament.

As Alice Springs mayor Matt Peterson pleaded with politicians not to politicise crime in central Australia for either side of the Voice campaign, Mr Dutton was quizzed on the issue.

The tension arose as an ABC journalist asked Mr Dutton about his call for a royal commission to examine rates of child sexual abuse in central Australia, following criticism from SNAICC, a national non-government peak body for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders.

"We have seen the SNAICC, which advocates for Indigenous children, come out and strongly reject your call for a royal commission into that. They have labelled it an uninformed approach. Why do you think those peak bodies are rejecting those calls by you, and what evidence do you have that there is this so-called rampant child sexual abuse?" the journalist said.

Mr Dutton said he had spoken to police and social workers about the issue.

"That's such an ABC question. Do you live locally? I mean, do you speak to people on the street? Do you hear what it is they're saying to you?" he said.

When the journalist said they were a local, Mr Dutton continued.

"You live locally and you don't believe there's any problem here?" he said.

To which, the journalist, said "I'm asking you what evidence you have".

Mr Dutton then said he would answer only if there was a "more sensible" question

He also took aim at Indigenous Australians Minister Linda Burney and said Alice Springs would be overlooked by the Voice.

"Linda Burney will say wait for the Voice and that will sort it out," he said.

"You have kids here tonight who are going to be sexually abused or families where domestic violence has now become an occurrence all the time and we are told nothing can be done about it. I find it deplorable."

In response, Assistant Indigenous Australians Minister Malarndirri McCarthy urged Mr Dutton to report any such allegations to the police.

"It is a very serious allegation to raise the abuse of a child and a serious allegation to make that a child is being returned to an abuser," she said..

"Peter Dutton, if you are aware of this, then you need to mandatory report it to police so that there can be an investigation immediately. And if you have not done that, I would urge you to do so as soon as possible."

Senator McCarthy also urged Mr Dutton "to not use Alice Springs as a political football with irresponsible accusations if they cannot be followed up".

Earlier, Mr Paterson said he didn't want Alice Springs' problems with alcohol and crime linked to the Indigenous Voice referendum. The community needed help regardless of the outcome, he said.

"My fear is if people are linking it with the Voice, as soon as the referendum is over they're going to forget about Alice Springs," Mr Paterson said.

"We're asking for help because we need a change and we're going to need change a lot longer than when the referendum is held later this year."

Supporters of the Voice say problems in towns like Alice Springs highlight why the Indigenous voice is needed. They argue the advisory body will help politicians and public servants make better decisions.

Former Indigenous Australians minister Ken Wyatt, who quit the Liberal Party over its stance, said the Voice would help reshape local programs and services.

"If we maintain the status quo, nothing will change. This is about a better future," he said.

Indigenous Liberal senator Kerrynne Liddle, who grew up in Alice Springs, said she wanted a legislated body that would focus on regional communities, but had reservations about enshrining it in the constitution.

"The principle of the Liberal Party is it's really important that people in the local and regional areas are heard and they're heard first," she said.

Senator Price, a former deputy mayor of Alice Springs, said more bureaucracy would not help. She wants more police officers on the ground.

"We can't just be a territory that is heavy with bureaucracy, heavy with public service," Senator Price said.

"Community members are just crying out for support."

Mr Paterson, who hasn't outlined his position on the Voice, encouraged politicians to continue raising the issues of youth crime and alcohol-fuelled violence.

"Businesses can't operate any more because of the vandalism and the bill that goes with that so people are leaving in droves. It's hard to fathom we're living through this in 2023," he said.

Former Liberal MP Trent Zimmerman, who lost his North Sydney seat to a teal independent, said his party should back the Voice.

He said young people supported the Liberals' economic agenda but would not vote for a party that did not represent modern Australia.

The voice won't help! You can take the monkey out of the jungle but you can't take the jungle out of the monkey! The voice just means a power grab orchestrated by mud breed hybrids! We need Gaols and bullets not The Voice of Abo Overlords!

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https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-11969029/Anthony-Albanese-Voice-vote-slammed-Aboriginal-Tiwi-Islands-leader-Uncle-Francis-Xavier.html

An Indigenous leader has lashed Anthony Albanese over the Voice referendum saying his community hasn't 'been told anything' about it

Uncle Francis Xavier Kurrupuwu, an Elder from the Tiwi Islands which sit 85km off Darwin's shore at the top end of the Northern Territory, said he and his community are 'completely confused' about what the Indigenous Voice to Parliament will entail.

We haven't been told anything,' he told news.com.au.

'It's disgraceful. They say what they want to say without any consultation in the community.'

Mr Kurrupuwu, who was elected to the Northern Territory Legislative Assembly from 2012 to 2016 as a Country Liberal Party member, said the lack of information had been 'shocking' and demanded the Prime Minister visit remote communities.

Not even the Boongs really know what is planned?! I can't believe the current Government of my nation is orchestrating this farce👎! They expect everybody to vote on this crap where the policies are not divulged! Who is putting our Govt up to this crap? The UN? Sorros? Messing with our constitution for this rubbish!?