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Originally posted by Iwonder: ↑

Oh goodie for you
Did your friend tell you about how they are dealing with the Mexican invasion?
Or reflect on how the colonists treated American Indians?

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Why are you debating with someone who didn't vote ??

Originally posted by able77: ↑

What a lot of rubbish, these guys do not know what they are talking about ....

This voting was a waste of time to start with, there are more going on that is hidden, the PM has lied so much to us about this Voice.
It was nothing about change for Australia but to control the land thru this.

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Originally posted by ruskie: ↑

Ho Hum time to move on John.

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Originally posted by towie: ↑

I Do Not Want TREATIES that is from the dark ages. Most Australians want A FAIR GO FOR EVERYONE. So lets start with those who are still behind the EIGHT BALL In This Rich Country. Towie

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Originally posted by Iwonder: ↑

America was colonised 200 years before Australia
Australian States are making progress towards treaties as we type
The process has started

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Originally posted by Pasta1: ↑

You are correct, is was never about you including the Indigenous. Watched this vid today, it clearly shows this is a UN Agenda (UNDRIP). Before you claim the UN has nothing to do with it, remember that zero carbon policy and many others are directly from the UN, not invented by Elmer and co. Enjoy.

https://youtu.be/_utLF9KSGeY?si=lEzm7IZBJb2h3w6J

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Originally posted by GiddyYup: ↑

Get real. Most of this isn't foreign opinion. This opinion was originally written here and syndicated through various global media groups. Local editors pick up the stories they want and in some instances have a local minion quickly check it for any localisation (conversion of currency etc) so locals can understand it then whack it on their websites. Most never even make it beyond the website, not printed in their paper or appear on TV etc. Did you not notice that the German and French stories were written in English? They never even bothered converting them.

Believe me. A few years back there was a local article in a national Aus newspaper which mentioned a guy I knew. When I Googled to find who else had run the story I found references to it all over the world including the Afganistan Times of all places. They were all variants of the same article but none of it would have made any sense to them since none of the issues or people would have been known outside of Australia. Never would have been printed. Just indexed on their website in case you searched for it.

Please be careful before deciding what foreigners may be saying or thinking since most don't even know where Australia is. Ask most Americans and they will tell you its near Germany.

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Originally posted by Pasta1: ↑

LMFAO, that is just stating a fact, not proof of some worldwide condemnation. What a joke.

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