Back in Black - Retrospective from 2002 -
Killed by shotguns while asleep - Victim Aboriginal - Verdict Manslaughter
This article from 2002 recently attracted some comment
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PARIAH news <email ommitted> wrote: This is an enquiry e-mail via http://www.pariahnt.org/news To: pariahnt@yahoo.com Trying to say that the shane mulhall and david parker case was racist is nearly hilarious.... they grew up with black people and that man was nuts and had threatened people with their life and and THEM on numerous occasions and bashed people from the community and bashed tourists (WHITE tourists!!!!) but thts ok i spose? It was kill or eventually be killed mate. You can't go on bout shit u don't know about. Always quick to shout RACISM about everything.... the judges n jury made there decision based on FACTS! At least them killing him in his sleep shows a little mercy and shows that they weren't capable of looking at him eye to eye and ending his life. I'm not saying it was good what they did but u need to know the true facts and not newspaper clippings and biased opinions from mr wright who was one eyed with the deceased man before you go jumping for racism.
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Reply 'No White Australia' - is an anti-racism site that attacks the idea of a racist White Australian nationalism - hardly an anti-White site, as most people know the dangers inherent in such an outcome I see no new 'facts' - the 'mercy' angle was bizarre to say the least - I could do without some mercy from that pair of cold-blooded killers After the fact allegations against a person permanently silenced by these 'merciful' executioners is meaningless - So what? - No justification to execute a person in their sleep. A person in a vulnerable state - who trusted them Try a few public meetings or petitions if someone's behaviour is of concern But don't try to justify this premeditated murder by people who believed (with obvious accuracy) that a blackfella's life was worth less than theirs Peace
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Submitted by admin on 14 May, 2008 - 03:50.
"Sorry" - Another 'White Lie'
An apology automatically comprises a promise to cease the offending behaviour
that necessitated the apology - mick
Do You agee with the Rudd Government's decision to make
a formal apology to the stolen generation?
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Yes |
No |
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8%
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92 %
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- From NT News Poll - Tuesday, February 19, 2008
The insults from the Country Liberal Party (CLP - the Humbug hotline* ) - and the concentration
on 'anti-social' behaviour amongst Aboriginal people - instead of addressing their
needs in Darwin - (Needs caused by a genocidal invasion) - are disgusting -
particularly in the context of a National 'apology' to Aboriginal people
We have stolen Aboriginal land (an entire continent) - created massive social problems to the oldest
civilisation on Earth - and now we would like them to suffer invisibly - so tourists are not disturbed by
what we have done to these people
The CLP should apologise to Aboriginal people
*"Humbug" - is the term used here to describe Aboriginal people 'begging'
Submitted by admin on 24 February, 2008 - 21:29.
'Australia' Day award recipient speaks out (2008)
A surprising change to the usual nationalistic simpering that follows such awards
Good to hear such views - in light of the attempts to seize and control the Tiwi Islands by the former Howard government
"The founding chairman of the Tiwi Islands Land Council has been honoured with an Australia Day public service medal and says the European arrival in Australia is a source of ongoing anger.
Cyrill Kalippa has also served on the Tiwi Island Eduction Board and the Tiwi Local Government as well as contributing to a vast array of community development programs.
His medal recognises service to the development of the Tiwi Islands, but he says past injustices must not be forgotten.
"If you look at what Captain Cook has done, I don't know who gave him instructions or directions, but he came here and put his flag down in Sydney Harbour without actually talking to the people who he saw there," he said."
Mr Kalippa is making a clear connectiion between the initial invasion of 'Australia' and the equally non-consultative Federal intervention
Submitted by admin on 26 January, 2008 - 18:15.
A 'divine intervention' at One Mile Dam Aboriginal community
Nature takes on the Federal intervention
Winds from Friday's cyclone Helen toppled a large tree onto the Federal Intervention sign erected without community consultation at the One Mile Dam Aboriginal community
Residents who have described the signage as "racist" and "insulting" were happy with the result - (photo Mick Lambe)
Bill Day writes...
At One Mile Dam town camp near the CBD, the people are offended by a really huge sign recently erected at the entrance announcing in bold blue capital letters 'NO PORNOGRAPHY'. The Aboriginal residents say it offensive by inferring they are into that sort of thing, and besides anyone can go and watch what they like on home DVDs over the road in Stuart Park. Another example of the 'One size fits all' intervention? The OMD residents are pleased that a big leafy tree was blown over the sign during Cyclone Helen. No one knows who gave permission for the sign or who will remove the fallen tree (or indeed mow the lawns).
For more information contact David Timber at One Mile Dam on 0410 117 292
(NO PORNOGRAPHY for One Mile Dam - email Mon, 7 Jan 2008)
From Bagot community - Received this image some weeks ago from some of the mob at Bagot - an image of Mal Brough at Bagot Aboriginal community with the title "Divine Intervention" appended
Both Brough and Tolner lost their seats
Submitted by admin on 7 January, 2008 - 07:28.
Another White Christmas in Australia 2007
The overwhelming rejection of the Federal intervention into NT Aboriginal communities by Aboriginal people
does not seem to have had much impact on the Rudd Labor government Aboriginal people helped into power
This is a recent Rudd Labor government "iniative"
No consultation - just a large sign planted at the entrance of Aboriginal communities in the Northern Territory
This sign is errected at One Mile Dam Aboriginal community - the residents consider it insulting and racist
It certainly serves no other purpose
Universal Declaration of Human Rights
Article 12.
No one shall be subjected to arbitrary interference with his privacy, family, home or correspondence, nor to attacks upon his honour and reputation. Everyone has the right to the protection of the law against such interference or attacks.
Illustration: Matt Davidson - The Age
Submitted by admin on 24 December, 2007 - 04:09.
