Brian Ross wrote on Jun 19^th, 2025 at 3:55pm:


You are deluded.

https://djirra.org.au/missing-and-murdered-report/

One message has always been clear – our women and children are not safe.

For over 2 years, First Nations people and family violence experts from across this country made 87
written submissions and shared many hours of testimony to this Inquiry.

Many First Nations people trusted and bravely opened their hearts to re-tell stories of heartache,
loss, and of being failed by the systems that are supposed to keep them and their loved ones safe.

Our people told our truths.

“Truth is uncomfortable. It can be painful. But it must be spoken, written down, and heard. And
governments must act upon it,” says Djirra CEO and Change the Record Co-Chair Antoinette
Braybrook AM.

“You cannot un-hear us now. We are watching, and we will continue to demand change.”
“This must not be yet another report that sits on a shelf gathering dust.”

Djirra is looking to our national, state and territory leaders to invest in bipartisan solutions and real
change that puts our women’s and children’s safety first.





DATA

The recommendations do not compel action to address the massive gaps in data that policy and law
makers use to make decisions that directly affect our women’s and children’s safety.

There is no accurate data on the actual number of Aboriginal women and children who have been
murdered or brutally disappeared across this country.

Closing the Gap data, which is intended to show progress in reducing violence against our women
and children, is now over 6 years out of date – this is unacceptable. You cannot manage what you
don’t measure.

When our experiences are “counted”, they are almost always tallied through a deficit lens. This data
does not tell our story. It does not capture our strength, resilience and courage as Aboriginal women.

Djirra and other First Nations led organisations must be resourced to collect, analyse and evaluate
our own data to inform government policies so that what we know works, our self-determined
solutions, are invested in.

So, then, rather than fix the system that has failed these people you just want to remove them from their society, their culture, their families, their siblings?  Gee, you're all heart, "Boris".  You are the reason that the system failed.  Tsk, tsk, tsk...

Their culture, their traditions are what have harmed them for tens of thousands of years in isolation like those Pitcairn Islanders ten years back who fell into child abusing ways because no-one else was around to stop them.
The bad things about their culture and traditions far outweigh their good things. The proof was in their inability to change and evolve due to such low... morality.

Brian Ross wrote on Jun 19^th, 2025 at 3:52pm:


retarded & an imbecile - is that an oxymoron?

Well maybe - but Bwyan definitely is the moron bit.

Brian Ross wrote on Jun 19^th, 2025 at 4:19pm:



And you have nothing but irrelevant BS like this.

It's you who should be coming up with answers but you have exactly none.... meanwhile $40 billion a year(plus) is spent on Aboriginal & Islander programs, health, education & employment opportunities ...

and all you can do is play the racist, bigot card without an actual clue of reality & how to fix the problems that exist despite all the aid given.

You are an ignorant old virtue signaling softcock without an ounce of genuine honesty.

A hiding behind religious piety hypocrite.

Britain had its labour class in their own Convicts.
The pre-Trump America and it's 'free' settler colonialism here didn't.
Thus they invent the 'black victimhood' so they can.

Brian Ross wrote on Jun 19^th, 2025 at 7:30pm:

What DID they say?  Or rather, what do you think they said.

Rolls your eyes at that.

Brian Ross wrote on Jun 19^th, 2025 at 7:30pm:


Not your policies Brian, have you got different policies to the rest of us. What were your policies then?.