Elite blackfellas claim entire Redland shire before the Voice even starts

@Rebecca: “There’s just as many brain dead men, maybe more.”

lol That’s no consolation either.

@Rebecca: “I’m not sure what’s worse…”

What’s worse is the unprecedented intellectual decline in so many women. Better value from a Barbie, at least it’s not screwed up with woke sht in the head.

No disrespect intended to normal, regular women who have held the line and not succumbed to woke stupidity. Not many around these days. 🙁

You’re a sick puppy Pat From Vic lol

Rebecca: “He should’ve obtained her consent first.”

Hehehe….Too much paperwork, better let the potential neurasthenic sleep and save himself a potential sexual assault charge. Who needs all the risk and sht that goes with it? lol

Pat From Vic I can’t see Maria Zeee playing Alice anytime soon, there’s already controversy over Disney’s upcoming remake of Snow White, the prince kissing the sleeping princess is in violation of the new consent laws.

He should’ve obtained her consent first.

Rebecca said – “…how long do you think it would take her to put him (and Australia) on the right track?”

I think it’s a perilous undertaking for ANYONE to rehabilitate the hijacked Australian political machinery from within the belly of the beast, infested as it is by card-carrying baby-eating Luciferian paedophile psychopaths determined to sell us up the creek and kill us all.

A bit like trying to get a Pavlova out of a donut-making machine. Good luck with that.

Better to clean out the LOT – wipe the slate clean and start over. The longer we wait, the harder that’s going to be, so we’ve got a bucketload of pain still ahead of us if Martin Armstrong’s forecast of a global seachange by 2032 pans out.

In any case, FWIW Maria Zeee would make a WAY better “Queen of Australia” than Bob Bloody Hawke. Or maybe cast as a new take on Alice in Wonderland – where Alice kicks arse and chews bubblegum.

Pat From Vic absolutely agree but how long do you think it would take her to put him (and Australia) on the right track?

Rebecca said – “Dump the feminazi who runs the Department For Women who’s office is inside Albonese’s and insert Maria Zeee.”

Holy Shit Dude!

AnAL won’t know whether to race out and buy a Jumbo sized bottle of Viagra and a new set of tweezers for his teensy weeny wanger (at taxpayer expense, of course), or just stand there and shit himself on the spot.

I’d expect the latter. AnAL is just a walking bag of shit, after all.

The ratbag activists, the UN globalists and the MSM are destroying Australia. Australia is being mired in THEIR racist garbage and will pay a big price for it.

Yes, most decent Aussies are happy to stretch out and help improve the lot of Australia’s Aboriginal populations where they face a disadvantage. And so they should, it’s our national character to do so!

But the way this show is being pushed it will achieve exactly the opposite. Say not only NO but ENOUGH IS ENOUGH ! before this racist garbage burns its way and eats into our souls whether we like it or not.

Either we are ONE or we are none!

Off topic but…

“The Toowoomba Chronicle reported that the siege would be investigated by the Ethical Standards Division of Queensland Police Service and the findings given to a coronial inquiry”

https://cairnsnews.org/2023/03/21/queensland-cops-have-some-explaining-to-do-over-death-of-steven-harrison/

There is no Queensland Coroner’s Report for Steven Harrison.

There is no Queensland Ethical Standards Command Report for Steven Harrison.

Funny that…

The Aboriginal people are already covered by the Australian Constitution. They’re Australians, aren’t they?

Anybody who says they’re not and they “need to be recognised” is a lying POS trying to cause racist trouble in Australia. Ask them the real goal !!!!

Simple as that! Fools who fall for the BS spouted by our treacherous politicians and manipulators deserve what they get.

And it won’t be pretty, that much is known.

On all Redlands Coast official Blah-Blah, the first thing we have to read is that they acknowledge the traditional owners. At every Redlands Coast spiff where the United [Communist] Nations LGA officiates we have to get smoked by the
‘traditional owners’ who claim they have no voice. Then we have to get welcomed to the country in which so many of us were born. This is our native land too.

All of this ‘traditional owner’ crap is insulting and offensive. Instead of making a point of not attending – my usual stance. I will make a point of attending at least some of their crap and being insulting and offensive right back.

You gotta wonder how much of it is to do with the illegitimate takeover of State and Private land titles by deceptive use of current and future native title rules. The current Australian Constitution states fair payment for acquiring any land. They are already close to a trillion in debt.

51(xxxi) the acquisition of property on just terms from any State or person for any purpose in respect of which the Parliament has power to make laws;

daviddd2
It’s not just the WEF, the show’s been in the making for decades! And it works only with your fear and compliance.

Amen.

Thank you David. We’ve been shouting that simple message at millions of pairs of apparently stone-deaf ears, for as many decades too.

Come on, Aussies, come on!

We’re being screwed by our treacherous political scum treating us as their toys and selling off our arses.

Show a lil REAL love for Australia, let the buggers know where to get off! The least you can do is get out there and squeal a little.before you say No to yes and yes to No.

But more importantly say Fk Off ! Don’t agree to being screwed for free.

obviousbob said – “Is the “smoking” ceremony really a “Welcome To The Gravy train” ceremony?”

Hey, the only way they could make it more “authentic” would be if they all stood in a line, bent over and lit their farts.

Tourists would come from all over the world to see THAT!

Even better if they cold work a didgeridoo into the act.

TonyR said – “… it is all designed by the globalist to divide and conquer…”

Exactly. This is a time when ALL Australians should be standing united AGAINST these Luciferian arseholes and their low-brow opportunistic stooges.

TonyR also said – “The sooner our politicians grow a descent set ‘o balls, the sooner we can reclaim our country…”

Good luck with that.

If you’re not part of the solution, then you’re part of the problem – and the Australian political class and their beauracratic bum buddies are DEFINITELY NOT “part of the solution” (unless that solution involves ALL OF THEM swinging from lamp posts).

I’d suggest that the sooner WE COLLECTIVELY grow a big hairy set of testicles, then the sooner we can reclaim our country.

And TonyR said – “All title claimants can suck my white dick!”

You think you’re giving them the stick, but seriously, all you’re doing is offering these degenerates a carrot. They’ll be lining up at your door to collect on your offer (and it’s in writing, so now you’re bound by CONTRACT)..

Is the “smoking” ceremony really a “Welcome To The Gravy train” ceremony?

All title claimants can suck my white dick!

Hi Ed and co.

Couple of other things on the Voice I thought may be of interest I will post separately, both from Michael Smith News. The first is a letter written by Bess Nungarrayi Price. Voting NO.

“Making Life Even Worse for Us*
Bess Nungarrayi Price
5 September 2023

MY father was born in 1914 in Southern Warlpiri country. He saw kardiya (white men) for the first time when he was around twelve years old. My mother, born in 1929, was an infant when she first saw them.
When he was fourteen Dad had to run far to the west with other refugees to avoid the killing that began on Coniston Station after the murder of a kardiya by one of our people, Kamalyarrpa Japanangka. Between seventy and a hundred Warlpiri, Anmatyerre and Kaytetye men, women and children were killed by the avenging police party which included Aboriginal men.
When the respected and trusted Lutheran missionary Friedrich Albrecht caught up with the refugees they told him that they would have handed over the killer if they’d been asked to. Kamalyarrpa survived until 1959. All who had died in his place were innocent.
Once the killing had stopped Dad was happy to work for kardiya on the stations. He convinced his own father that the troubles were over and the kardiya could then be trusted. He understood that not all kardiya were dangerous and bad.
Then in 1942 he was arrested by a policeman who had been led to him and his relatives by an Aboriginal tracker. They, and several others, were chained and walked naked and barefoot behind camels, to what was to become the Stuart Highway, then trucked to Alice Springs to be locked up. He thought he had been arrested for spearing goats on Mount Doreen Station but actually he and the others were being recruited to labour for the Army for five shillings a week when a skilled kardiya labourer could earn twenty times as much.
He worked for the Army until the end of the war. He was always proud that he had helped to build much of the infrastructure of Alice Springs. He then settled at Yuendumu, set up in 1946, and married my mother.
There he met, worked for and befriended the Baptist minister Tom Fleming. Tom was a small and compassionate man but tough-minded and determined. He had survived imprisonment in Changi and prison camps on Borneo. He didn’t set out to destroy our culture but to add to it. He risked his life to stop violence, striding between groups of armed Warlpiri men preparing to attack each other and shaming them into putting down their weapons and walking away. He saved lives.
Dad taught Tom to speak Warlpiri and, with many other men his age, helped to build the church at Yuendumu as well as a men’s museum to house traditional sacred objects. He was a leading law man by then, and many of the younger men at Yuendumu have told me that he taught and supported them through their initiation.
He and many other ritual leaders, both men and women, also called themselves Christian. In the 1980s a strange new ritual was brought to our community from the north-west. It involved forcing men and women to sit for hours in the sun, then to be locked up at night and to be relieved of their money and valuables. My parents would have none of it. It was not traditional and they thought it strange and oppressive. They retreated to the church and asked the missionary to protect them from it. They believed that we could be both—Christian and Warlpiri—loyal to our traditions, the ones worth keeping, but replacing those not worth keeping with the teachings of Christ. They were trying to give our old ways a New Testament, a better way of living, while keeping our identity.
Things have changed since then. Naturally those who control the national debate are those people of indigenous descent who speak English and are well educated kardiya way. They have access to the media and politicians and are the loudest in their criticism of governments and kardiya in general. They criticise the old missionaries, but they don’t live by the Old Law and never have. They romanticise it, creating what I call a Disneyland version. They never talk about the down side, the acceptance of violence as a way to settle conflicts, the misogyny and acceptance of violence against women, the forcing of young girls into marriage with old men, the belief in sorcery.
These old ways still cause a lot of problems, like continued violence against women, family feuding and the humbugging that forces so many to give their money to addicted kin for grog and gambling. All of these things come from the culture we were taught as children. The so-called First Nations Leaders tell us that all of these things are caused by kardiya, by racism and colonisation. They have made everything worse but all of these problems come from our own culture. The “leaders” call any kardiya racist if they say this and they put great effort into “cancelling” Aboriginal people like me who want the truth to be known.
In 2009 I was appointed as the inaugural chair of the Northern Territory government’s Indigenous Affairs Advisory Council by then Deputy Chief Minister Marion Scrymgour. She resigned from the government the same day. Our council then reported to Minister Alison Anderson who soon after resigned as well. We then reported to Minister Malarndirri McCarthy. Our council was widely representative men and women from all over the Northern Territory, from both the urban, English-speaking and remote traditional-language-speaking Aboriginal population.
Although we reported to three Aboriginal women Labor Ministers I came to feel that we were being effectively ignored by the Labor government. All of our efforts seemed to be in vain.
It was that experience that led me to join the Country Liberal Party to be elected to represent the huge electorate of Stuart and to serve as a minister, the only woman in cabinet at the time, in our nation’s first government to be led by an indigenous Australian, Adam Giles. I took the place of Alison Anderson in the cabinet after she had resigned from that government as well. She then went on to be paid by Labor to campaign against me and my daughter in subsequent elections.
Marion Scrymgour is now the member for the federal seat of Lingiari and Malarndirri McCarthy is now Labor Senator for the Northern Territory. Both vigorously campaign for the Voice to Parliament. My joining the Country Liberal Party has made me anathema to the Labor Party since. They think they own us, and they can’t tolerate our dissenting from their narrative. And they don’t forget.
My family was denied royalties that we were entitled to by the Central Land Council. My father’s role as a senior traditional owner for the country and Dreamings involved were simply denied. When we made a formal complaint we were denied the most basic natural justice.
We have witnessed violence at Central Land Council convened meetings. They don’t hesitate to use intimidation and manipulation to achieve their goals. We are at their mercy. I was told to my face by a white Central Land Council staff member, “I am a lawyer. I can tell you that you can’t win.” But I have not given up.
Too many Aboriginal organisations are run as family fiefdoms with jobs and benefits distributed on the basis of kinship or political loyalties rather than need. A close relative of mine was told that, despite being qualified for a job with one of them, he would not be offered one because he was related to me. Labor governments are no better.
I applied for a job with the Health Department that I am eminently qualified for. It is work that I have done voluntarily for decades. The Aboriginal manager of the unit concerned told me that she wanted me on board but there were “problems upstairs”. I applied in November of 2021. I have still not received a formal acknowledgment of that application. A woman known to me was given the job within two weeks of applying. Their nefarious “culturally appropriate” practices would be enshrined in our Constitution if the Voice was passed by the voters.
The Voice advocates are polite and well-mannered in the light of day but many are offensive and aggressive in the shadows. My daughter, Senator Nampijinpa Price, and I have been threatened with death several times. In the Northern Territory we women are used to that. We are routinely vilified in obscene, racist and misogynist terms simply because we disagree with the Left’s narrative. GetUp sends young Aboriginal women, mostly from Down South, to campaign against us in elections in favour of kardiya who have done nothing for us.
We have been ignored or defamed by the mainstream media. I was awarded an Australia Medal on Australia Day this year. I was contacted by commercial media from all over the country but I have not been contacted once by the ABC, even in my own town of Alice Springs. The Green/Left wish we didn’t exist. We have a different point of view that they don’t want to be heard.
I am deeply disappointed by the churches who have accepted this aggressive wokeness and allowed themselves to become naive virtue-signallers rather than moral guardians and teachers. My people are crying out for moral guidance. Instead, they are being told that their culture, however the Left of politics define it, is always right. Our culture should be critically analysed and improved like any other. We are not all just “victims” who can’t help ourselves in a culture that is faultless. Kardiya are told to do away with their traditional religion.
The old missionaries are condemned. Yet we in the Northern Territory can tell as soon as an older Aboriginal person from a remote community speaks that they were taught by missionaries. They were taught to properly speak, read and write English, while also speaking, reading and writing their own first languages. It was missionaries who first started teaching in both languages, in the case of Ntaria/Hermannsburg, a century before governments.
Now our kids are not taught to speak English properly let alone read and write it, in the name of preserving a culture and languages that are fast disappearing anyway. That is why they don’t want to go to school. Governments need to learn from the missionaries, not from their enemies.
The Voice is being promoted by those who are living off our peoples’ miseries. They are the educated, confident ones who constantly blame kardiya for our problems and do all they can to keep voices like mine unheard. They are not interested in truth-telling, they are interested in imposing their own narrative as the new Gospel.
Now anybody can claim to be “First Nations” without challenge. My husband of forty-four years, the father of my daughter, and tens of thousands of other Australians of all ethnicities who have had children with Aboriginal people, would not be able to vote for a Voice representative or stand for election because they don’t “identify”. They would have no say in what is good for the welfare of their loved ones and their descendants. Yet anybody who ticks a box on a government form proclaiming themselves, unchallenged, as “indigenous” will be able to. If the Voice gets up, people who have no relevant experience, no knowledge of traditional culture or history and, for too many, no actual descent from our old people, will be able to advise government on what is good and right for our family and our descendants.
I will be voting No and I urge all Australians with a conscience, whatever their religion, to do the same. I am sick of burying our children, seeing education denied to them, seeing them incarcerated, living in dire poverty and taken from families that don’t know how to care for them. We want real solutions and decision-makers willing to listen to all of us, whatever our politics and the languages we speak.
We need open ears, not a constitutionally embedded, bureaucratised, highly selective Voice set up and run by those who have controlled the narrative and the funds for decades while everything got worse for us.”

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*This is Bess Nungarrayi Price’s foreword to the new book The Spirit Behind the Voice: The Religious Dimension of the “Voice” Proposal, edited by Gabriël Moens and Augusto Zimmermann and published by Connor Court, retailing for $29.95.
Ms Price, a former Member of the Northern Territory Legislative Assembly who held several ministries in the Giles government, is a senior teacher at Yipirinya School in Alice Springs. She was made a Member of the Order of Australia in January for “significant service to the Parliament of the Northern Territory, and to the Indigenous community”.

https://www.michaelsmithnews.com/2023/09/brilliant-article-about-the-voice-by-bess-nungarrayi-price-i-urge-you-to-read-and-share-it.html

This is sounding like the childhood concept of “finders keepers” played out on a much bigger scale.

Eh .. this place look all right
We’ll tell the government it’s a sacred site
Dead fuckin’ easy!