Sir Grappler Truth Teller OAM wrote on Sep 28^th, 2022 at 9:58pm:



I know you're a joke but I would call you a nice joke!

Brian Ross wrote on Oct 2^nd, 2022 at 9:00pm:

Another victory over barbarians.

thegreatdivide wrote on Oct 2^nd, 2022 at 8:34pm:


I don't have a market forces mantra... had no say over CDEP.....have no ideology (which is why I work for government at times) ... Abos have a captive audience for skills and trades - where are those?  As for the unemployed - what do you propose that I, as a single individual, do about them?  How many jobs are you offering today?

Is it possible for you to get to your launch pad by answering the simple question:-

How do you propose to get the willing compliance of the Aborigines, remote and city, in developing lasting skills that will benefit individuals and communities long term?

Hint:-  There is an Aboriginal here who runs a tree lopping business... he does very well..... HELLO!  My bloke who cuts my hair is part Indigenous - his father is near full and he worked as a barber - both are doing well, the father now owns a farm...... one of my nephews is part Aborigine and is an academic.....

So go - tell it to the Spartan who has his boat and lives beachside and gets fortnightly cash in his account and goes fishing etc and lives the life of Riley sandy beaches drinking rum every night...  tell him he needs to go to TAFE and go far away to work a Monday to Friday job with rules to improve his community and himself... FYI he's happy with the 'traditional' way..... as preserved and promoted by Whartey .....

Only a Wharte Man is stupid enough to work for a living.....................

Are we there yet?

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Brian Ross wrote on Sep 11^th, 2022 at 11:57pm:

The first episode of the show, produced by Rachel Perkins, daughter of the late Charles Perkins, made a number of claims which cannot be verified but serve to vilify the nation’s European colonisers.

In the introductory episode the staggering claim is made that 100,000 Aboriginals were murdered by troops or settlers in wars which lasted a century.

There is no evidence presented to justify this statement and even the final findings of the eight-year long Colonial Frontier Massacres Digital Map Project (elements of which have been successfully challenged) conducted by University of Newcastle emeritus professor Lyndall Ryan do not support this figure. The Guardian, which supported Professor Ryan’s flawed project, analysed the data and found that between 11,000 and 14,000 Aboriginal people died.

Which leaves a credibility gap into which Perkins’ 89,000 to 86,000 alleged deaths have fallen.

War is usually defined as a state of armed conflict between two countries or different groups within a country but it clear that there was never a state of war between Great Britain and an Aboriginal nation as there were no Aboriginal nations, no matter how nation is defined.

Further, the groups of Aboriginals who resisted European settlement did not constitute a coherent body.

Wars is too strong a term for what were at best deadly skirmishes between soldiers and a handful of Aboriginal clan leaders initially and later between small Aboriginal bands and police or settlers.

The claim is also made that children were taken as ‘slaves’ and that women and children were the most valuable commodities in the nascent colony though there is no evidence that slavery was ever practised by the colonisers and certainly no evidence that women and children were traded as commodities.
https://www.spectator.com.au/2022/10/australian-notes-321/

Looks like Apartheid is the aim - this is how the 'woke' think:-