University of Sydney, Professor Lisa Jackson Pulver Claims She is a Wiradjuri Aboriginal Jew - Really? - Part 1

When we started the Deep Fake Project, many of our NSW Aboriginal informants independently alleged that they had deep suspicions about Professor Lisa Jackson Pulver’s claim that she was of Wiradjuri Aboriginal descent.

Many Wiradjuri told us that they could not place her at all anywhere within their wide-ranging kinships.

Now, we don’t know one way or the other at this stage whether Professor Jackson Pulver, from the University of Sydney, is of Wiradjuri descent or not.

This post however, is designed to put our informants on notice that we have begun a genealogical project to determine the ancestry of Professor Jackson Pulver, the results of which will support, or refute, their allegations.

We note that Professor Jackson Pulver has been quite public about her ancestry and, being a professional academic, a PhD in medicine, a former Group Captain in the Royal Australian Airforce and the president of an Orthodox Jewish Synagogue, it is hard to envisage that her following claims not true.

But we shall see.

Figure 1 - Above three extracts from an article in the Sydney Morning Herald by Mark Dapin, March 8, 2017

Figure 2 - Excerpt from the Times of Israel online by By Henry Benjamin, 3 September 2018