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Reply #30 - Sep 6th, 2023 at 1:18pm
 
Northern Territory police officers were trapped, assaulted and forced to retreat from an Alice Springs town camp last week while trying to arrest a man who allegedly opened fire with a rifle at a funeral.

Last Monday, Terrence Stephen Clyne allegedly shot at ­people attending a funeral near Kings Canyon, 330km west of Alice Springs, in an escalation of a feud between two families.

By the time police from Yulara arrived at the funeral, Mr Clyne had travelled to Alice Springs, where officers located him at Old Timers camp.

The Australian understands he allegedly used a vehicle to block the police crew’s exit from the camp as dozens of his relatives surrounded the police vehicle with two officers inside.
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Sources say the alleged offender pointed his rifle at the officers as they tried to retreat from the location. As the officers escaped, a rock thrown through the front passenger window struck one of them on the arm.

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“This would be national news if it happened anywhere else in Australia.”

Mr Finn said he believed the incident was kept quiet because the government did not want “bad stories about Alice Springs” being reported in the media “given the problems they’ve been having”.

Mr Clyne appeared in the Alice Springs Local Court on Thursday morning.  Judge John McBride said family disputes could escalate without warning.  “People can get seriously hurt and injured,” he said.

“With a family dispute in play – which of course we all know, unfortunately, can escalate very quickly – my concern is the protection of the wider community and for that reason, I‘m going to decline bail at the moment.”
https://www.theaustralian.com.au/nation/alice-springs-cops-trapped-in-town-camp-...


A hundred years ago he would have been shot dead.


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Reply #31 - Sep 18th, 2023 at 5:39pm
 


Intergenerational trauma due to colonialism is bollocks on stilts, as every schoolboy knows.


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Reply #32 - Sep 18th, 2023 at 9:48pm
 
Frank wrote on Sep 6th, 2023 at 1:18pm:
Northern Territory police officers were trapped, assaulted and forced to retreat from an Alice Springs town camp last week while trying to arrest a man who allegedly opened fire with a rifle at a funeral.

Last Monday, Terrence Stephen Clyne allegedly shot at ­people attending a funeral near Kings Canyon, 330km west of Alice Springs, in an escalation of a feud between two families.

By the time police from Yulara arrived at the funeral, Mr Clyne had travelled to Alice Springs, where officers located him at Old Timers camp.

The Australian understands he allegedly used a vehicle to block the police crew’s exit from the camp as dozens of his relatives surrounded the police vehicle with two officers inside.
https://www.aboriginalartstore.com.au/media/12199/terrence_clyne_photo_s1.CACHE-...
Sources say the alleged offender pointed his rifle at the officers as they tried to retreat from the location. As the officers escaped, a rock thrown through the front passenger window struck one of them on the arm.

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“This would be national news if it happened anywhere else in Australia.”

Mr Finn said he believed the incident was kept quiet because the government did not want “bad stories about Alice Springs” being reported in the media “given the problems they’ve been having”.

Mr Clyne appeared in the Alice Springs Local Court on Thursday morning.  Judge John McBride said family disputes could escalate without warning.  “People can get seriously hurt and injured,” he said.

“With a family dispute in play – which of course we all know, unfortunately, can escalate very quickly – my concern is the protection of the wider community and for that reason, I‘m going to decline bail at the moment.”
https://www.theaustralian.com.au/nation/alice-springs-cops-trapped-in-town-camp-...


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Reply #33 - Jun 25th, 2024 at 7:16am
 
This not because of colonialism, wacism, oppwession, discrimination or any of the of the sorry hooey.

The Albanese government will haul in the board of the nation’s biggest Aboriginal justice service amid revelations its chairman beat up his pregnant partner



The Australian this month revealed the board of appointed Hugh Woodbury as its chair, despite knowing he had assaulted his pregnant partner by standing on her ­stomach, slamming her arm in a door, shoving her to the ground and yelling obscenities at her in front of their two-year-old child.

Those revelations sparked a ­renewed push from MPs and legal experts for the board to be “hosed out” and replaced, and for the ­federal government to examine funding arrangements for the ­organisation, which receives some $20m a year under the National Legal Assistance Partnership.

https://www.theaustralian.com.au/nation/indigenous/deeply-concerned-linda-burney...

Mr Woodbury was kept in the Alice Springs Watch House with an intoxication level of 0.154BAC, served a 12-month good behaviour bond and was fined $200 without conviction after his partner reported an assault to police in 2020.


The other Aborigines on the Board knew about it and still appointed him.  Merit, innit.




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Reply #34 - Jun 25th, 2024 at 7:28am
 
Frank wrote on Jun 25th, 2024 at 7:16am:
This not because of colonialism, wacism, oppwession, discrimination or any of the of the sorry hooey.

The Albanese government will haul in the board of the nation’s biggest Aboriginal justice service amid revelations its chairman beat up his pregnant partner



The Australian this month revealed the board of appointed Hugh Woodbury as its chair, despite knowing he had assaulted his pregnant partner by standing on her ­stomach, slamming her arm in a door, shoving her to the ground and yelling obscenities at her in front of their two-year-old child.

Those revelations sparked a ­renewed push from MPs and legal experts for the board to be “hosed out” and replaced, and for the ­federal government to examine funding arrangements for the ­organisation, which receives some $20m a year under the National Legal Assistance Partnership.

https://www.theaustralian.com.au/nation/indigenous/deeply-concerned-linda-burney...

Mr Woodbury was kept in the Alice Springs Watch House with an intoxication level of 0.154BAC, served a 12-month good behaviour bond and was fined $200 without conviction after his partner reported an assault to police in 2020.


The other Aborigines on the Board knew about it and still appointed him.  Merit, innit.







On being elected as chairperson earlier this year, Mr Woodbury said NAAJA had a “critical role to play in fighting for just outcomes for Aboriginal people, for whom over-policing and discriminatory policies have directly contributed to mass incarceration”.

He replaced Colleen Rosas, who remains as deputy chair. On his appointment, she said Mr Woodbury would bring a “unique perspective” to the organisation, arguing he was “young, smart, and passionate about empowering Aboriginal communities".

https://nit.com.au/11-06-2024/11926/naaja-board-forced-to-defend-appointing-chai...
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Reply #35 - Jun 25th, 2024 at 10:42am
 
You only had to listen to that Mayo dork during the 'voice' campaign talking about 'punishing politicians who won't listen' = (translates) = 'you'll do what you're told, you'll listen, or you cop a hiding!'

It's the mentality of the beast. They have their own vernacular... what you think it means is not what they think it means.... you can see the orientation in thinking when they use such a term as 'punching down on the Aborigine' after the loss of the 'voice' campaign - meaning:- 'When he's on the ground you punch and punch at him... keep going...- that's what you bastards just done to us!  We're down and near-unconscious and you're still beating on us... gotta try to kill us!'

You need to be able to interpret this stuff. Uneducated except in houses of learning, inexperienced city dorks think the words just mean what they think they do... just what the average Aussie would think they mean.... no, suh!!  Their environment is violence.... generational .... the Dead Women's Society speaks loudest... she learned to listen, ey?

Let's look at 'Blacktown', Sydney suburb - for decades and over a century held to be the lowest of the low - now, of course, with house prices, it's all 'genteel' and 'flush' - and the useless bastards - the Anita Cobby type killers and knife wielders and druggo houso trash - all get to sell their house and move here and trash the place up.  Called Blacktown because that's what it was.... The Black's Town ... and the lowest of the low where nobody sensible ventured after dark....and you can take the boy out of the scum pile, but you can never take the scum pile out of the boy....

And some of them moved here..... Jesus.... these governments with their artificial house prices have a lot to answer for....   Undecided
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Reply #36 - Jun 25th, 2024 at 11:01am
 
"over-policing and discriminatory policies have directly contributed to mass incarceration"

.... and yet when I mention Aborassic Park/Abestine/Two State Solution they all scream 'racist' at me.... I think it's the perfect answer...

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Reply #37 - Jun 25th, 2024 at 1:03pm
 
Sir Grappler Truth Teller OAM wrote on Jun 25th, 2024 at 10:42am:
You only had to listen to that Mayo dork during the 'voice' campaign talking about 'punishing politicians who won't listen' = (translates) = 'you'll do what you're told, you'll listen, or you cop a hiding!'


You only had to watch the press conference where Mr Albanese was visibly scared as he pushed the Voice proposal. I doubt that Albanese delivered the address without some hint of duress.

I have met Thomas Mayo. I don't t like him. He likes to prevaricate. I asked him questions, last year, in regards to the Voice to Parliament. He just dodged answering my questions and just gave the standard answers he gives to the general public. When I asked him a scenario of what the Voice to Parliament would entail, he repeated himself. He would not elaborate what the VtP would mean in changing the conditions of indigenous lives. I swear if I worded the next question as "How would the VtP better the lives of indigenous Australians?" he would probably have answered "Yes", just to dodge the issue.

I rewatched the interview Mayo had in aftermath of the Voice referendum defeat. Mayo was sulking like a child. He blamed the loss on "lies" perpetrated by Dutton, Hanson, and a few others. That was such a hypocritical thing for Mayo to say. Mayo's obfuscation campaign was what had him undone and his campaigners losing the vote. What we see of the Voice to Parliament referendum was an attempt to make indigenous people officially the owners of Australia.
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Reply #38 - Jun 25th, 2024 at 1:19pm
 
Frank's video of Douglas Murray claiming that migrants from non-European backgrounds have made their homes in Australia and have not failed socioeconomically in general. And of course, they have come from places that have experienced wars and other hardships that only indigenous people could dream about not wanting to experience.

One lady in her interview after the VtP defeat was talking about "How are we going to close that gap?", as if a VtP was going to do anything. Meanwhile, she is well-dressed, well-spoken, and looks like she is not suffering any health problems. But, obviously, she is privileged enough to be able to speak her mind. I wonder what she does for a living. And if she can succeed, why cannot other people of her indigenous background also succeed?
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Reply #39 - Jun 26th, 2024 at 10:15am
 
Brian Ross wrote on Aug 22nd, 2023 at 1:55pm:
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More bullshit from Bolt, curtesy of Matty and his mate Mr. Himmler-admirer.  Tsk, tsk, tsk...  Roll Eyes Roll Eyes



It's not bullshyte. The weapons being shown were for exactly what Bolt described .... not hunting native animals but for fighting/defending against other Aboriginals.

The ABC ran that show. The BS & hypocrisy aka the "slip up" was in that show.

Quote the host of that show - "I can definitely feel a warrior blood line when you hold these up".

What a total wank, it's cringeworthy ... monumental BS that gullible fools like you swallow hook line & sinker.
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Reply #40 - Jun 26th, 2024 at 10:50am
 
Brian Ross wrote on Aug 30th, 2023 at 3:56pm:
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Once again, Soren showers us with his concern for violence overseas in a thread devoted to Australian issues.  Tsk, tsk, tsk...   Roll Eyes Roll Eyes


It's as prevalent here .... or are you comfortable under that rock you call home?
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Reply #41 - Jun 26th, 2024 at 12:18pm
 
The Aborigines here have never moved out of their small local tribe defending what territory they could grab and hold, from any intruders - approach to 'life' ... their 'horizon' is limited to grabbing and holding what they can see.  Even the 'give them boys jobs' thing is cargo cult - they want the 'job' meaning the title and the income etc.... but not the work or the study required to get there..... this is a language barrier thing just like - "why is the old girl in the morgue?' ... "She wouldn't LISTEN!"  ... translated that for yez before... do try to keep up ... transfer to Mayo's violent talk - 'we'll punish any politician who won't LISTEN (and do as he/she's told)' ....

That's why Aborassic Park/Abestine/Two States Solution would never work, despite Every Good Intention - you only need to look at WADEYE - where seven groups are loosely tied to a small area (why don't they just move?) and instead of working on a team effort - they continue to fight it out over which 'tribe' or small group is the boss and 'owns' the place... spears and arrows and clubs and fights daily .....

Always has been - always will be... VIOLENT ... the big guy with the big fists stands over the others gorilla-fashion.... now extrapolate that to every part of Australia where there is a demand in for a 'land claim' or anything else... give it or face a beating!!!  Even a beating by the stupid 'government' backing their 'claim' as if its some absolute divine right regardless of everything else.... and (ab)using the process by using massively funded government bodies (lawfare) stacked with Aborigines and fellow running dogs steeped in the neo-Absolutist neo-Feudal Oriented 'education' system these days ... knowing it all while knowing nothing..... and wherein those who "hold the power and YOUR money get to call all the shots!"

Same primitive gorilla fist in a different guise.... wolves in sheep's finest raiment woven and tailored suits...

Imagine throwing every pissy little ancient empire stake out patch of 'lend' at spearpoint governed by biggest gorilla group onto Arnhem Land as the New Abestine Homeland Aboriginal State .. all 1100 'tribal groups' or so instead of a mere seven 'bands' ....... daily showers of rocks and spears etc.... until one group emerges supreme beating its chests!!!

If seven pissy little groups can't co-exist at Wadeye - how could 1100 or more co-exist in Abestine/Old Arnhem Land/Aborassic Park????

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Stirs the pot again...............................

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Reply #44 - Jul 2nd, 2024 at 5:56pm
 
‘Can’t stick at a job’: Judge’s criticism of NAAJA chair Hugh Woodbury


The head of Australia’s largest Aboriginal legal service has been condemned by a judge for failing to hold down a job, sparking fresh criticism of his appointment, and raising serious concerns about his competence.

North Australian Aboriginal Justice Agency chair Hugh Woodbury has faced growing calls to step down after The Australian revealed he bashed his pregnant partner by standing on her stomach, pushing her to the ground, slamming her arm in a door and calling her a “c..t” in front of their two-year-old child.
https://www.theaustralian.com.au/nation/cant-stick-at-a-job-judges-criticism-of-...

And that's the CHAIRMAN of the biggest Aboriginal LEGAL servive.  Leading by ****ing example, bruvva.  Jobs for all, printa da money, closa da gap.
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