This farce called Constitutional Recognition

Is Racism Rife in Australia?

Can someone please explain to me what this call for constitutional recognition is all about?

Isn't the constitution already there for all Australians?

It seems to me that all those making a living out of this “Aboriginal Industry” will never be happy. The more nonsense they can come up with the more money that goes into their pockets. Just think of how many people are kept in a job thanks to this industry.

There is no doubt that Australia is rife with racism but I'm sorry to inform all you “do-gooders” out there that it is all coming from Aboriginal Australians and those pushing this Aboriginal Industry.

I've just watched as much as I could handle of the ABC Breakfast News before turning off the TV as their guest Linda Burney, the Shadow Minister for Indigenous Australians, stated how the Aboriginal Leaders have been so responsible during this Covid19 crisis. 

What a load of absolute codswollip!  But I guess we can expect these comments from a politician who said that we need to listen to the cries of the people protesting against institutional racism and deaths in custody.  Besides the fact that she is talking nonsense, there was no mention of the spread of the virus into a second wave and putting the lives of all Australians at risk and all our elderly at extreme risk.

One has to ask why the ABC presenter didn't take her to task on this after she said how responsible they have all been.

While we have the ABC pushing the Aboriginal Industries agenda there is no hope for common sense in this country.

Surely wanting to include a specific race into our Australian Constitution is the epitome of racism?

Just once when I fill out a government form I'd like to be asked the question as to whether my family is in need of assistance or can I pay the electricity bill, or even do I have enough money to feed them at the moment. Instead all I get asked is whether I am Aboriginal or Torres Straight Islander.

Yes, racism is rife in this country and those leading the charge are our own Governments and our own ABC.

                                          

                          Linda Burney supporting Black Lives Matter protesters

A Shining Light Among Black Lives Matter

Call for Captain Cook Statue to come down

During all this “Black Lives Matter” protests there is a shining light among aboriginal people and her name is Jacinta Nampijinpa Price.

Now here is a lady who is not afraid to speak the truth and I have nothing but the utmost respect for her.

I am including Jacinta's comments from June 11^th below and also a video with more of her words.

I woke up this morning to witness the following latest garbage coming from the mouths of the uninformed.

A petition to pull down the Captain Cook Statue in Cairns that has 10,000 signatures. One woman states that it represents the genocide, the stolen generation and the loss of culture that occurred because of this explorer.

Warren Entsch, the member for Leichardt, can be applauded for his response to the news, “Well let's get rid of the pyramids while we are at it as it's the same sort of nonsense”.

Another young woman said her Grandmother lives out near the statue and is a constant reminder of the stolen generation.

Well we can't have her being reminded of Australia's history so lets stop all the billions of dollars of fortnightly payments going to aborigines from the white racist Australian taxpayer, as surely this is the biggest reminder of their loss of culture.

Jacinta Price this country needs your voice to be heard and I am including your words here now and I quote:

“Given we are continually being denigrated as a nation and bombarded by accusations of racism and bigotry, I felt it wasn’t only necessary to defend my home and the country I love but to also provide the overwhelming evidence that demonstrates these accusations are lies. 

If we can’t have pride in our own nation how are we expected to evolve successfully? If we keep telling a particular demographic they are victims of others of a certain skin colour we are effectively removing that demographic’s agency and that, to me, is completely un-Australian.

Here is a list of our nation’s achievements toward Aboriginal Australia and dare I say there’s very likely a whole lot that I have missed but we have to start somewhere right?

1856 – In South Australia all Men including Aboriginal Men were given the right to vote.

1896 – In South Australia all Women including Aboriginal Women were given the right to vote, 32 years before Women in England were given that right.

1948 – It is not well understood but no one in Australia was an Australian Citizen up until this year. We were regarded as British Subjects until the Citizenship Act was passed. Citizenship Rights were being extended to Aboriginal Australians gradually throughout the 1950’s and 1960’s by Coalition Governments’.

1962 – Aboriginal Australians were granted the Right to Vote by a Coalition Government.

1964 – Aboriginal Australians were virtually granted full Citizenship Rights under a Coalition Government when the Aboriginal Ordinance was repealed.

1967 – The Referendum went through with overwhelming support of well over 90% of Australians voting to allow Aboriginal Australians to be included in the Census and for Aboriginal Affairs to become a Commonwealth responsibility. Another successful Coalition Government initiative.

1968 - The Equal Pay decision was applied by a Coalition Government.

1970 - A state Coalition Government in Victoria handed back the Lake Tyers reserve to the Aboriginal community.

1971 - Senator Neville Bonner, a Liberal, became our first Aboriginal Parliamentarian. Since then there have been 43 Aboriginal MP’s throughout state and federal Parliaments in Australia. To add to this 8 MP’s have recorded Aboriginal Ancestry but have not been identified as Aboriginal. The Northern Territory gave us the first and only Government, at any level, led by an Indigenous Australian. This is not widely known or celebrated because Chief Minister Adam Giles was with the Country Liberal Party.

1976 – The NT Land Rights Act was passed by a Coalition Government. Under this Act around 45% of the land and 80% of the coastline of the NT has been handed back to traditional owners, I’m one of them.

1992 – The High Court overturned the Principal of Terra Nullius with the Mabo Decision.

1993 – A Labor Government passed the Native Title Act.

In Australia today we have experienced historically significant acts of symbolism that include the 1991 Reconciliation Walk Across Sydney Harbour Bridge. For six hours 250,000 Australians of all backgrounds walked together to demonstrate the fact we are not racist but are overwhelmingly in support of Aboriginal Australia. We have spent a week every year since commemorating this event and what it means.

A Labor Prime Minister said ‘Sorry’ on May 26th 1998 in recognition of the impact of the policies of forcible removal of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children from their families. These days and others are commemorated every year to recognise historical injustices and to demonstrate that everyday Australians DO care for the plight of Indigenous Australians.

We spend days and weeks each year recognising Aboriginal Australia in the following ways:

National Apology Day
National Sorry Day
National Close the Gap Day
Anniversary of the Referendum
Reconciliation week
Mabo Day
Coming of the Light
NAIDOC Week
National Aboriginal and Islander Childrens’ Day

International Day of the worlds Indigenous Peoples
Indigenous Literacy Day
Anniversary of the UN Declaration of Human Rights of Indigenous People

Throughout Australia ‘Welcome to Country’ or ‘Recognition of Country’ is applied as standard ritual practice before events, meetings and social gatherings by governments, corporates, institutions, primary schools, kindergartens, high schools, universities, work places, music festivals, gallery openings, conferences, and so on and so forth.

Aboriginal Australia is a part of the daily life of us all in some way shape or form and yet we are still facing accusations of racism in our nation. We have been hoodwinked into believing that somehow reconciliation means appeasing the aggrieved, those who refuse to forgive, and we are held to ransom every time the goal posts are shifted.

The good will and support of the Australian people is always on display and it has only gathered momentum along the way.

It’s time now to recognise the efforts of thousands of Australians throughout our history who have done what was in their power to support Aboriginal Australia including those who are not Aboriginal but who call us family. It’s time to recognise that we cannot possibly be a racist country if over 87% of people who identify as Aboriginal in non-remote areas of Australia are in fact married to non-Aboriginal Australians.

We must also remember that our nation is not only simply black and white. We are rich with the contribution of Australians of many backgrounds and this is one of our greatest strengths as a nation. What of the 30% of Australians who were born overseas, from every country on earth. Are they all racist too?

It’s time to stop feeding into a narrative that promotes racial divide, a narrative that claims to try to stamp out racism but applies racism in doing so and encourages a racist over reaction. Yes, it is time for some truth telling.

We should be celebrating what we have achieved together before the good will of the nation runs out.”

More on Jacinta:  CLICK HERE FOR VIDEO

Black deaths in custody

Never let the truth get in the way of a good story

I have very little hair left on my head after a week of our ABC running rampart with the National Reconciliation Week. In the end I even had to turn off my radio during the night as it was a 24 hour relentless brain penetrating campaign as to how unfair our “First Australians” have it. The final straw was the other night they want to rename all our cities across Australia to Aborigine names. And don't get me started on signing a treaty.

I now know why it is called “Our ABC”. There is no doubt now it stands for “Our Aboriginal Channel”.

Do I need to remind Our ABC as to who pays for not only their jobs but the billions of dollars going every year into this Aboriginal Industry.

Let's all say it out loud.....yes that's right.....non-aboriginal working Australians.

Anyhow this blog would be 27 pages long if I was to try and state all the wrongs with the way we run our Aboriginal affairs.

Lets just pick one for now and run with that.

Black Deaths in Custody.

Are they freaking kidding?

Let's not even look at the fact that we have thousands of people marching during a time of a pandemic.

I think of all the heartbreak being experienced by so many families not being able to attend the funerals of their loved ones and here we have these inconsiderate so and so's who are blatantly disregarding any thoughts of what it might do to our elderly when they are the reason for a second wave of Covid19 storming across our country.

Linda Burney the opposition leader for Indigenous Australians said that we need to listen to the cries of the people protesting against institutional racism and deaths in custody.

Burney you should be ashamed of yourselves along with the rest of the Labor Party.

You would know full well that there was a Royal Commission done based from 1980 until 1998 &1999.

Over this period there were 787 deaths in custody of which 119 of those were Aboriginal deaths. This is 15.1% of the total deaths in custody.

This means that there were 668 other than Aboriginal deaths in custody during this time which means non-aboriginal deaths is 84.9%

If these people want to be racist then at least get your facts right. You should be marching against “White Deaths in Custody” surely.

But if these people had any decency at all or just simply if they weren't completely brain-washed by our Aboriginal Industry, then they should be screaming out against “Australian Deaths in Custody”.

Shame on all of you as it is you who are the racist.

Click here for "No Truth No Balls" Video:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aDbxGL_Akgc

How to get your kids to eat vegetables and healthy foods without a fight!

Eating Healthy is Easy when you have the right Tools!

Since the Corona Virus came crashing into our lives, things have definitely changed in not only our household but I imagine in most family households around the world.

There has certainly been a much greater awareness of eating healthier.  After all we are what we eat and if we continue to eat foods full of sugar and salt and additives and preservatives and God knows what else that is being added to our foods we buy without us even knowing about it then surely it makes us more vulnerable to viruses and diseases.

I believe our bodies are screaming out for help and for us to stop filling them up with "bad" foods.

So we looked around for an answer and it was staring us in the face. 

I bought a "high speed" blender about 6 years ago and used it on and off over this period.  It's an amazing piece of equipment and it seems to be put together like a brick outhouse.

At the time I remember researching over a few days and getting as much info as I could on which blender was the best.  The best in as much as not just being able to high speed blend all the ingredients into a smooth texture but the best in power, the best in durability and the best in back up warranty.

Anyone who knows me knows that I call a spade a spade and would never recommend anything unless I truly believed in it. 

From here the question was how do I make the healthy foods more enjoyable to eat.  We all know how beneficial veges and fruits are for us but the time factor alone is a challenge to eat a required amount every day.

So I started experimenting with healthy greens combined with healthy fruits.

I did a combination of steaming and juicing and blending raw and came up with my "Healthy Green Sludge".

Wham Bamm Holey Cow......my very first try was a blast and I began to substitute my "normal" meals with my "green sludge" smoothies.

Over several weeks I have experimented with different greens and different fruit combinations until I have settled on one I prefer over the rest of them.

The beauty of making your own smoothie is you know exactly what you are getting and how healthy it is for you.

Since starting my "Green Sludge" at the beginning of Covid 19 I have lost nearly 10 kilos. 

So you see we are what we eat and as I have basically stopped eating what I like to describe as "crap foods" and replaced it with healthy foods, am feeling so much the better for it.

But it's not just me that is benefiting from this but my whole family. 

Young Claudio has never knocked back his nightly feast of sludge.  He gets his as a desert, usually mixed with a bit of Greek Yoghurt. 

My wife also is now hooked on it and if we run out of it before I have remade a new batch I am in big trouble.

Take a look at my video I made with Claudio as we go through the process of creating "Claudio's Healthy Green Sludge".....

CLICK HERE FOR VIDEO

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