To Include, or Not to Include, Colonial Frontier Violence within the Australian War Memorial, That is the Question.
Join the Debate with Your Comments at Independent Australia and/or Quadrant Online
All in The War Myth
To Include, or Not to Include, Colonial Frontier Violence within the Australian War Memorial, That is the Question.
Join the Debate with Your Comments at Independent Australia and/or Quadrant Online
Once the Frontier Wars are in the War Memorial, Our Children will be Taught Australia was Stolen in the Original Sin of Colonisation.
Our Nation will be Delegitimised and No Child Will Grow Up Wanting to Join the Defence Forces to Fight for the Australia We Once Knew & Loved.
Kim Beazley Has Single-handedly Destroyed the Recruitment of Future Generations of Australian Soldiers.
The Australian War Memorial Is One of the Last of Australia’s Great Institutions Not Yet Infiltrated by the Radical Far-Left - Let’s Keep it That Way.
Let’s go beyond racial pride. Beyond black and white. Let’s be proud only of being human beings set on this land together, determined to find what unites us and not to invent such racist and trivial excuses to divide. Deal? - Andrew Bolt 2009
The supposed Death Toll of Aborigines Killed During Colonisation has Inflated from 10,000 to 100,000. How So? Two of the Principal Number-Crunchers Explain
Controversy at the Australian Aar Memorial - To include, or not include, colonial frontier violence, that is the question.
If there was a real “War” in Van Diemen’s Land, why was there only One British Soldier Killed?
Frontier Massacres or Peaceful Interactions - Or A Bit of Both?
Questions to be Addressed by the Frontier War Theorists
David Marr and the “Liberal Fantasy” of the So-Called ‘Frontier Wars’
Very Good Film Compilation on Aboriginal Society -
Objective and Historically Accurate
Don’t Believe claims of Aboriginal Massacres when there is No Real Evidence
Risdon Cove in 1804 on the eve of the ‘massacre’ that never happened.
Was the so called Tasmanian ‘Black War” really just a Series of Clashes and Home Invasions? How Relatively Violent was it?
Is Professor Reynolds, like Bruce Pascoe, ‘Just Making Stuff Up’, about our Colonial History?