Tag: british settlement

03/05/2023

Without assimilation Australian culture and values are being lost, confused, and overridden

A national constitution is a set of rules for the responsible governing of that country. Let’s start at the very beginning, the word ‘native’, a noun, is defined in the English language by Merriam-Webster dictionary as: The word indigenous is an adjective and derives from the Latin noun indigena which means ‘native’. Plain simple truth is every Homo sapiens born in Australia is an Australian […]

Aboriginal Race Australia Life Journey

24/04/2023

Albert Namatjira is happy with what whitefella gave not what the blackfella takes Part 3 of 3

It was not what the whitefella gave Albert Namatjira, more exactly, it was what the blackfella took from him that made him lose his will to paint and live in this world anymore. They took his kindness, they took his money, they smashed his dignity, and they trashed his home. They fought with him and made him cry on the inside. They took his freedom. […]

Aboriginal Race Australia Life Journey

24/04/2023

Albert Namatjira – Speak the truth, strip beliefs back to the core Part 2 of 3

Dreamtime is the foundation of the Australian natives creed, traditions, and culture. A belief that the ancestors made the entire world in a continuum of everywhen – the past, present, and future. The Rainbow-Serpent, a whitefella coined term, divulges myths known by numerous Australian native names. The myths all seem to signify a common deity who is the giver of life and creator of the […]

Aboriginal Race Australia Life Journey

24/04/2023

Behind the veil Albert Namatjira spirit is restless Part 1 of 3

Albert Namatjira was an Australian man who loved his country. At birth his parents named him Elea. In the eyes of his kinsmen Albert was the ‘fruitful native hunter’. On his reappearance at camp he had to share everything he had procured not only with his immediate family, but with all those who had traditional claims upon his labours as dictated by the elders. This […]

Australia Disability Life Journey

10/04/2023

Whitefella Geoffrey Bardon gave ‘Dot’ painting to ‘Aboriginal Race’ in 1971

A local native Arrernte artist has explained that ‘dot painting’ is about cultural law and watercolour paintings were about culture of country followed in the dweller’s area. In a government settlement town of Papunya in Australia’s Western Desert, in the very wet year of 1971 ‘Aboriginal Race’ Dot painting originated. 52 years ago. This art style has no ancient cultural heritage no matter how many […]

Australia Life Journey

08/04/2023

In 1788 the primitive local natives did not know what a flag was nevertheless design or make one!

For many decades the indoctrination has been Australian natives were from one and the same traditional culture. A programming that is just not true. Nobody’s land is a concept that a land mass can be legally deemed to be unoccupied or uninhabited. A doctrine that has existed in the law of nations throughout the development of Western democracy. A concept derived from ancient Roman law […]