How George Williams Misrepresents the Constitution Dudley Horscroft I doubt I have seen a greater misrepresentation of the Constitution than the October 9 opinion piece in The Australian by George Williams, a professor of law at the University of NSW, who writes: Australia’s Constitution was drafted at two conventions in the 1890s. Neither included IndigenousContinue reading “The Constitution”
Category Archives: Colonisation of Australia
The Voice, colonialism, and historical revisionism
Bill Muehlenberg Flat White Getty Images Bill Muehlenberg 30 September 2023 12:35 PM There is no question that the hordes of Woke lefties consider Australian Senator Jacinta Price to be just another ‘Uncle Tom’, for that is the disgraceful label they use on social media every chance they get. In their eyes, she exists toContinue reading “The Voice, colonialism, and historical revisionism”
Colonialism
A Moral Reckoning of the British Empire Matthew White The subject of the British Empire, and the complex intellectual and emotional responses of contemporary Britons to its history, is a vast topic of nearly unfathomable material and enormous importance. It is important because the ordinary lives of British people are now daily assailed by anContinue reading “Colonialism”
Colonialism
A Moral Reckoning of the British Empire Matthew White The subject of the British Empire, and the complex intellectual and emotional responses of contemporary Britons to its history, is a vast topic of nearly unfathomable material and enormous importance. It is important because the ordinary lives of British people are now daily assailed by anContinue reading “Colonialism”
Australia- colonisation
Admiral Arthur Phillip (11 October 1738 – 31 August 1814) was a British Royal Navy officer who served as the first governor of the Colony of New South Wales. Phillip was educated at Greenwich Hospital School from June 1751 until December 1753. He then became an apprentice on the whaling ship Fortune. With the outbreak of theContinue reading “Australia- colonisation”
SO CALLED INVASION DAY
There was no invasion AS ENGLAND WAS THE FIRST COUNTRY TO ABOLISH SLAVERY PHILLIPS WAS TOLD TO TREAT THE INDIGENOUS PEOPLE WELL-AND HE DID THEY HAD THE SAME RIGHTS AS FREE SETTLERS AND TREATED ACCORDINGLY As for first Nations -that was a title the destroyer of all things good in Australia -Gough Whitlam with aContinue reading “SO CALLED INVASION DAY”
The Misrepresentations of the Massacre Map
Peter O’Brien Quadrant Online 30th August 2022 The colonisation of the Australian continent was a traumatic and damaging event for the Aboriginal people of the time. Almost alone in the world, they had maintained a stone age culture virtually unchanged for thousands of years. That was not because their culture was inherently superior or moreContinue reading “The Misrepresentations of the Massacre Map”
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