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Sky News host Rita Panahi says at the heart of what the 'Yes' Campaign is selling is“racial division” and “racial privilege”.
“So many Australians arenot awareof what’s happening as far as Native Title claims – how much of the country has already been handed back – we found out through this story that there’s something like around40,000 unresolved claimsin New South Walesalone,” Ms Panahi said.
“Just think about how manyclaims there are around the country– we’vealready had half of the country swept up in these claimsandthere’s more to come.

“I think the Voice and this entire referendum debate has put a spotlight on these issues because it's kind ofhappened quietly at the activist political class without many Australians actually being aware,unless they’re directly impacted, of what’s happening.
“The Yes campaign right now is the biggest political advertiser on Facebook and Instagram in Australia – they are cashed up they are spending like mad, but their message isn’t resonating.
“Almost one in three voters don’t rate the 'Yes' campaign arguments as compelling reasons to vote for the Voice.
“There’s only so muchfluff you can sell– at theheart of what they’re selling is racial division, racial privilege, having race politics enshrined in our constitutionfollowed by truth-telling and treaty and everything else the Uluru statement contains, and people don’t want that.”

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wotsup
"handed back"........equal to more than half of the USA.
What have they done with it????????
3% of the population makes them the largest
landholders on earth.
What will they do with it all???

Right now 40000 more claims have
been lodged just in NSW .

Many years ago a canoe washed up on Cape York
a few Aborigines said this is ours and no one else
will ever be allowed to share some of it.
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