With a little switching of the names of places and people, Dan Andrews’s 2014 Israeli speech might hold the answers for ‘Closing the Gap.’
With a little switching of the names of places and people, Dan Andrews’s 2014 Israeli speech might hold the answers for ‘Closing the Gap.’
Dark Emu Exposed researchers begin an investigation into the Aboriginal heritage claims of Federal Labor MP, the Hon Dr Gordon Reid
Was Elizabeth Ober, the Davis Family Matriarch Really Kidnapped in Vanuatu and Enslaved in Queensland’s Cane Fields?
Dear Thomas, an open letter from a fellow citizen…
Rather than exile critics, why can’t the other 97% of Australians have their version of the Uluru Statement Convention? Why can’t we have a People’s Convention in Corowa NSW?
Marcus Stewart, a referendum working group member, accused Peter Dutton of “pissing in our pockets” and being “extremely disingenuous” in his dealings on the Indigenous voice to parliament.”
In this post we wonder just how ‘disingenuous’ Marcus Stewart is being himself about his own ancestry.
A Way of Unpacking the Craziness of the Progressive Left
New April 2023 Heading: The Flourishing Business Empire of Professor Bruce Pascoe
New June 2021 Heading: Australia’s Greatest Literary Hoax starts to Unravel
Previous Feb 2020 Heading: Despite serious questions being asked of “Aboriginal historian” Bruce Pascoe and the veracity of his books, he continues to be lauded by ABC personalities.
Tranny Bruce Jenner (left) and Race-shifter Rachel Dolezal (right).
Marcus Stewart, a referendum working group member, accused Peter Dutton of “pissing in our pockets” and being “extremely disingenuous” in his dealings on the Indigenous voice to parliament. “Australians woke up to the worst kept secret in politics – the opposition will be voting No,” Mr Stewart said in response to the Coalition’s opposition on the referendum machinery provisions. “For two meetings now, Peter has looked us in the eye while pissing in our pockets and telling us it’s raining. This is extremely disingenuous.”
The Opposition Leader declined to respond to Mr Stewart’s comments.
The Voice is about Changing the Rules of the Democracy Game - nothing less than an attempted Coup by a group of Australians who want to set-up an Aboriginal Aristocracy
If you firmly believe what mum or grandma told you about the family being Aboriginal, then just self-identify by statutory declaration and South Australia will welcome you with open arms - no further proof required.
Coincidence or a sign? How studying the classics is valuable in helping us understand human nature, our foibles and political tragedies.
The Tragic Case of Nathaniel Train - Our History is Nuanced and What we are Told is Often not the Whole Story
In our opinion, it is unethical to be a ‘box-ticker’. It is completely OK for Australians to be interested in discovering their own ancestry and identity in more detail should they wish - it’s none of our business unless of course they put out their hand to the government or society for a ‘race-based’ benefit. Then it becomes all our concern.
Will 2023 be the Year in which the Problem of the ‘Fakes’ is Finally Addressed by our Institutions and Governments?
The claimed Aboriginal ancestry of the Labor stalwart, the late Viv Maher, poses a conundrum for many of South Australia’s Aboriginal groups - they just can’t seem to place her connections to mob.
Was Viv Maher mistaken in her belief that she was of Aboriginal ancestry?
We now provide the full research notes on Viv Maher’s family tree that we believe indicate that all her ancestors came from either Germany or England. We could find no evidence of any Aboriginal ancestry at all.
Does South Australia's First Aboriginal Attorney-General have Paternal Aboriginality?
We investigate the genealogy of Kyam Maher’s Father, James (Jim) Maher
Australians Deserve Better from Their Politicians - The Slippery Slope of Sloppy Words