I suppose I should comment, considering they are on my patch but that was kinda confusing. The old lady was said to be of Galpu tribe but was speaking Dhangu and Dhuwal, which are Yirritja and Dhuwal languages. The flag ceremony is to set the flags during funeral ceremonies, each flag colour representing each Yirritja language group represented in the funeral. But those were non-traditional flags. I suppose it’s a good idea to extend the use to remind viewers of their tribal lands but the only person I saw there who was on his tribal land was the Larakeyah man, whose family name is Fejo.

David Cole has finally got honest and admitted he is from the Centre, which is good. Formerly, he spoke for Larakeyah and that really upset a few actual Larakeyah people. But having got that right, he still does not grasp that the man he referred to as a “great leader” (who is now deceased), was never a ‘leader’ because that is an insult to the culture he represented. Unilateralism, if it occurs in Aboriginal society, is deeply frowned upon because it desecrates consensus protocols. David Cole thinks like a white man and he really needs to learn about Aboriginal culture before speaking on behalf that culture.

Having said that, a lot of white people in Darwin and elsewhere are happy with the concept and this could very well be used to consolidate opposition to the mRNA mandate and AGW fascism. An aboriginal lady in Canberra said much the same thing, as did a man named Lewis Walker and his Aboriginal colleagues in northern NSW.

In short, that was a bunch of people, all saying different things, but most people watching would not know the difference, so why knock a movement that just might work. Conceptual chaos, but I support it, especially as nobody else is doing anything but talk, talk, talk.

Count me in, fellas.

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