Rare piece of Australia's Indigenous history captured on camera in the desert 8-)

Christ - that first picture tells why it is rare....

Sir Grappler Truth Teller OAM wrote on Dec 7^th, 2025 at 10:37am:

Christ - that first picture tells why it is rare....

She's only 37, you know...

Most of us grew up in a culture dating back tens of thousands of years.
I can trace my ancestors, by name, for 2,000 years [allowing for political bullshit along the way] can any Australian Aboriginal do the same [excepting his/her European ancestry]?

Brian Ross wrote on Dec 7^th, 2025 at 10:32am:

Rare piece of Australia's Indigenous history captured on camera in the desert 8-)

Why are they such wolves to each other?

What Abos do to each other is a scandal and an outrage.

Brian Ross wrote on Dec 7^th, 2025 at 10:32am:

Rare piece of Australia's Indigenous history captured on camera in the desert 8-)

Quote:

It was 1967, and she was standing in the hot sand of the Great Sandy Desert. "When I first saw white man, I saw him make toilet," she says. It shows a strange scene. A group of people are standing in the desert grass. Several are in the middle of putting on clothes, oblivious to the camera quietly snapping away. But by 1967, things were starting to change. Unfamiliar tracks appeared on the landscape; sometimes a large glinting object rumbled in the sky. Then came the day when the strange pale people approached. "They came in a Toyota," she says. "I saw him, a white person, walk over with shirts and trousers. Her family were given clothes and led onto the open-back truck. Bugurra met and married a desert man named Jimmy. But some of the old ways persisted. She was one of two wives, and in keeping with traditional custom the trio lived together raising their children.

They don't look fat in those photos no KFC and VB back then.

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Sir Eoin O Fada wrote on Dec 7^th, 2025 at 4:44pm:

Most of us grew up in a culture dating back tens of thousands of years. I can trace my ancestors, by name, for 2,000 years [allowing for political bullshit along the way] can any Australian Aboriginal do the same [excepting his/her European ancestry]?

I can trace my ancestry back to Scotia,  from whom Scotland gets its name; to Niall of the Nine Hostages and thus of his ancestors - and all the way back on another side to Noah.  EVERYBODY on this planet is the result of millions of years of survival - there is nothing special about any 'culture' unless it materially improves the state and conditions of the human race** - and all cultures have pretty much changed with the times except the Aborigines and a few primitive Africans, Semites and Arabs of a certain ilk, and Slavic types once 'owned' by these same (let's be straight)  MUSLIMS, who once held them as slaves.

Just look at all the trouble spots in the world today - they fit with those three groups... and then look at here... where all the trouble rests with the same groups imported plus Aborigines.

All 'cultures' are NOT equal.


**ADDS - Christ - there goes the Albanese race...

And as with any thread started on this subject, the race to the bottom starts with the very first reply.

I feel genuinely sorry for you old dust farters that the only thoughts you have on the subject at hand are these.

The misery that throttles you shows with all of your postings.

mothra wrote on Dec 8^th, 2025 at 7:11am:

And as with any thread started on this subject, the race to the bottom starts with the very first reply. I feel genuinely sorry for you old dust farters that the only thoughts you have on the subject at hand are these. The misery that throttles you shows with all of your postings.

Puerile put-down - ageism - very poor view of people.... you seriously need help.

Brian Ross wrote on Dec 7^th, 2025 at 10:32am:

Rare piece of Australia's Indigenous history captured on camera in the desert 8-)

Actually it is a very interesting look into an extremely rare event and one that cannot be replicated.

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Not a rare event at all -

she has been out of the desert for 59 years - she was 11.

So she's lived the biggest part of her life in a community.

The Pintupi 9 came out of the desert & saw their first white man in 1984 only 41 yrs ago.