Politics
Culture or Crime? Why Customary Law is Sabotaging the Australian Legal System
The Rule of Law is being traded for political optics, and the casualty is a unified Australian Nationhood. When an Aboriginal Elder carries...
Native Title: Fancy Legal Name for Handing Australia Piece-by-Piece to Political Aboriginal Activists
Why does Australian law permit native title to evolve rather than requiring traditional customs to remain unchanged since European settlement? The law only ask for...
The Great Land Grab: How Political ‘Aborigines’ Are Quietly Ending Australian Sovereignty One ‘Sacred Site’ at a Time
While normal Aussies are getting crushed by high rents, taxes, and a housing crisis, a loud bunch of professional political ‘Aborigines’ are secretly...
1967 Referendum: machinery-of-government
It is argued that the common narrative surrounding the 1967 referendum is poppycock because the amendment to Section 127 was technically a machinery-of-government...
Beyond Division – 1967 Referendum the Day 90.77% of Australians Voted YES to Equality for Aborigine Natives
This blog article is to give a clear, straightforward explanation of the 1967 Australian referendum based on the actual constitutional changes and historical...
The case for full extinguishment of native title is not racist and is not fringe it’s real
Legislation now enables High Court rulings and parliamentary amendments that let political Aboriginal claimants seize compensation or title over land Australians have lawfully...
The 1967 Referendum: Why the Legal Facts Don’t Match the Political Fiction
In the 1967 Referendum the Australian people voted, in good faith, for a “spiritual” or “moral” and welfare access equality, but the legal...
Australian Sovereignty – Aboriginal Sovereignty – Which is the real deal?
In Australia, one day you may find that the land you own, the laws you follow, and the taxes you pay are no...
Native title – The Australian judicial & parliamentarians’ action is political insanity and an act of treason
Paul Keating muttered the High Court “rejected a lie and acknowledged a truth” and, after a convoluted negotiation, parliament legislated the Native Title...
The Australian continent in 1787 was a ‘desert and uncultivated’ land mass “Anthropology” a myth maker Part 1 of 2
Anthropology is a relatively new professional discipline that commenced in 1850 with the establishment of formal academic departments, professional societies and arduous fieldwork...
