gizmo_2655 wrote on Jun 14
th, 2013 at 10:09am:
Chimp_Logic wrote on Jun 7
th, 2013 at 9:35am:
Emma wrote on Jun 6
th, 2013 at 9:51pm:
[i]Good thing sanity is not a requirment for posting on this baord.
First up tens of thousands of cattle need feed or they will starve to death in the paddocks. Secondly these national parks are ex-pastoral land, yes not so long ago they were cattle farms and have since been converted into national parks.
...and what were these lands prior to Cook landing?
were there any introduced pests such as cows and sheep present prior to the invasion, theft of land and genocidal practices perpetrated by the English imperial fascist hoards upon the original inhabitants of this great land?
Although according to the British, this land was classified under the convenient phrase Terra Nallius - a land void of people Actually Terra NULLIUS means 'land belonging to no one', it means that that it has never been under the control of any state or government.
Doesn't have anything to do with whether or not it's occupied.
You just posted a disingenuous statement in public,
Do you know WHERE in AUstralia the British made the Terra Nullius declaration? HINT - it wasn't on the mainland, conveniently.
Do you know WHY the British declared Terra Nullius post invasion?
Australia is the only commonwealth country without a TREATY with the original people of this land.
And that's because there were NO people here according to the British. Legally, the British fascist forces classified the Indigenous peoples of Australia under the same class as fauna - ie plants and animals. This was legally the case until the referendum that was passed in 1967.
You cannot declare Terra Nullius on a territory if PEOPLE are already living and occupying the land.
This is exactly WHY the British declared Terra Nullius on a remote un-inhabited island, and then transferred that classification to the rest of Australia.
Check the facts before you gallop in here with your deceiving excrement and deflectionary racist fascist dogma
cheers