aborigines, ALP, Annastacia Palaszczuk, Anthony Albanese, General, Voice
Labor supporters of Tom Mayo who created the Voice signal their real intentions
aborigines, ALP, Annastacia Palaszczuk, Anthony Albanese, General, Voice
What is the difference between diversity and university?
@obviousbob With regard to civilisations (in Teutonic languages often conceived in terms of ‘burg’ or berg – mountain) – you know : plumbing, sanitation, light, power, architecture, civil engineering, hard soil / high yield agriculture and technology, it is best that the people who actually envision, create and build these retain control (governance) and maintenance. This is an obvious home truth that actually serves the interests of all who enjoy the benefits.
The Boere folk (farmers) of South Africa teach this to children (like us) in little songs they learn to sing before they even go to school.
Because here in Australia suffering from total mind warp of Marxist ideologies, people are having difficulty defining ‘a woman’ , it should be clear why you have to know some basics before public school.
Here is one of their songs that definitely will make the liberals cough up their furball. Text in the notes – easily translated through Google.
Bobbejaan klim die berg
One World Government
For decades, many have talked about a one world government that was soon to come. It was assumed that this government would arrive with the Antichrist as its head, and since most Christians thought that this was a future event, they failed to notice tha …
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https://godskingdom.org/blog/2023/06/one-world-government/
Interview with Larry Johnson, ex-CIA
This interview with Larry Johnson (ex-CIA) is very informative and is well worth watching, if you want to understand what is going on today.
I am do happy that you all approve of what I say.
We are all here to advocate for the best for all our brothers and sister, black and white.
And if we all rock on together, we will reign supreme.
Love and best wishes to you all.
And Thomas Mayo’s old Tweets have now been aggregated and published. As Labour refuses to share The Voice plan and what it entails, Thomas gives us the real deal. This is where it is going.
Yes it is ‘pay the rent’ to the First Nation sovereigns time. The 4.5 billion / annum budget to 3% of the population [counting the Aboriginal Industry Box Tickers] is not going to cut it.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-12213049/Thomas-Mayos-old-tweets-emerge-Voice-Parliament.html
@ Alan Vaughan, Yes I agree with what you say and this voice thing will create even more division and forever fighting.
As one aboriginal activist out bush said to me – “We want the best of both worlds”
The power and money hungry “aboriginals” pushing for “The Voice” think they are going to be in control of Australia after the referendum but as yet are unaware of Jew Banker Rothschilds quote which says – “Let me issue and control a nations money and I care not who makes its laws” – the RBA is a foreign owned Rothschild Bank.
‘Sovereignty’ and its Relevance to Treaty-Making Between Indigenous Peoples and Australian Governments
SEAN BRENNAN,[*] BRENDA GUNN[*] * AND GEORGE WILLIAMS[*] [**]
Abstract
The idea of a treaty or treaties between Indigenous peoples and Australian governments has long been a subject of debate. One argument that often arises is the idea that such agreements are not achievable because they are inconsistent with Australian ‘sovereignty’. This article explores whether sovereignty is indeed a roadblock to modern treaty-making. It analyses what the term means as well as uses of it in Australia by Indigenous peoples, governments and the courts and how it is applied in other nations. The article concludes, after analysing some common objections, that as a matter of public law the concept of sovereignty need not be an impediment to treaty-making in Australia.
http://classic.austlii.edu.au/au/journals/SydLawRw/2004/15.html?fbclid=IwAR1NjXpjsnS1P9JDlEQ6n4XLOlmDbM2yYQJcwZJJ-tcmXWLw9EZksCsYkys
@obviousbob
Well put sir.
As I’ve been saying for many years now it’s ALL corrupt. The so-called ‘elections’ are all rigged. I call them Selections. as the outcome is so obviously planned well in advance, they’re only to give the plebes the (false) impression that they live in a ‘democratic’ society and that we have a say in who is most suitable lying con-artist who the globalists have already chosen as their puppet, they will direct to subjugate, control and enslave us.
We have no say in anything they do. It’s all put there to fool us.
Same rule-of-thumb applies to these so-called referendums – really just a mockery. Just a pacifier to fool the gullible masses into thinking their (S)elected corrupt governments actually care about what we want. They don’t, so don’t pay any attention to anything they say, especially any promises they make: the liars will almost invariably not honor them. It’s nothing more than patronizing sweet talk to keep us under control.
If they’re going all out of their way investing shiploads of $$ in propaganda to try and make you vote yes, vote no. Not that it will make one jot of difference to the outcome anyway…
None of the treacherous liars in power are fit to hold office and WE the people should remove them for the sake of our survival.
It has been said, unfortunately, that the Australian aborigines never created any vibrant, dynamic society at all, and never really progressed beyond what we see now, which is similar to some African nations whose people just drag their asses around in the dust, long term.
The Voice proposal has severely diminished the rather big place I had in my heart for our Blackfella people-and this is indicative of how divisive this Voice baloney is.
This Voice is just no good, and should really fail, as no vote has ever gone in favour in a referendum where the general population has been largely doubtful.
I doubt whether any Voice to Parliament will substantially change anything for remote-living Blacks, as both the governments and ATSIC-type outfits never managed to do anything but scam money they received like it was going out of style.
It seems to me that our Blackfellas cannot-and have not been able to-trust their own representative organisation, and this is, I think unlikely to change.