Pauline Hanson climbs the Rock
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- Опубликовано: 22 авг 2024
- If you missed A Current Affair tonight, here's the story of my visit to the Rock and my talks with the Anangu Mayatja Council of Elders about jobs, the parliaments push to accept the Uluru Statement from the Heart and the imminent closure of the Rock climb.
If you want to vote on the poll ACA are conducting, follow this link: bit.ly/3264VDW
** Just for the record, Tjimpuna Ruby has asked that I correct one point of tonight's story. She has said that she never wanted to keep the climb open for the purpose of jobs. **
#Auspol #OneNation #PaulineHanson #Uluru #ACA #ACurrentAffair
1.40 She's indigenous because she was born in Australia. I wonder if she feels the same way for immigrants from China, India, and Muslims that were born in Australia.
Ms Hanson a racist ?.... yeah and she is the one going to the Elders for Permission, Seriously.
Only because she has to. Any other time she runs them down as drunks and dole bludgers
@N why? indigenous meaning aboriginal dumbass, aborigine was a derogatory term so i'm guessing most prefer indigenous, and thats why we use indigenous out of respect
No she is not racist. She is trying to preserve the culture of Australia. And not have people like muslims force their sharia law and way of life on democracy. China and others are not causing havoc on our nations.
As a french I don't get it...
Why doesn't she acknowledge that the aboriginal have a superior right concerning uluru rock. There ancestors used to live there way before the English settlers conquered Australia. She is not indigenous at all, it's complete nonsense...
Why doesn't she show a little respect towards the people who are the real native of this land ?
Because she believes that Australia should be white and cristian only and believes that anyone else is lower ,she has no regard for anyone else that is lower she believes in a white Australia policy and it is appalling.
Anthony Langley can I ask you a question hypothetical of course
How would you feel for example if random people came and started to defame for example saint Mary’s catherderal or another religious monument ,shit on ,graffitied and it took centuries just to get them from climbing on it , I bet you would go “ oh this isn’t fair what have we ever done “ and “ you can’t do this I’ll call the police on you “. Put yourself in there shoes. And to add on to your other remark yes she doesn’t give special treatment to anyone oh accept she will only give it to you if your a white voter, she is a xenophobic person and a disgrace to a multicultural Australia something most of this country is very proud of.
Anthony Langley the only ignorance here that is staggering is yours I never even mentiond that you voted for that, also if the only culture that works is Australia Then of course the rest of the world would have never developed,oh and the Australian culture that has been here for hundreds of thousand of years is the aboriginal people so I guess your right the only culture that , respects one another and the land , hasn’t invaded and declared war on another country and has fought for there rights fairly in court even when people like you and Pauline try to stop them so I guess the Australian culture is the one that works the best!
Anthony Langley the only one being infantile is you , you berate a culture that has been around for 60,000 - 120,000 years is shameful and petty ( FYI aspects of bring a child ) European hunter gatherers have been in Europe and creating cultures and livelihoods 40,000 years ago 20,000 years after the aboriginal people , therefore some could debate that the aboriginal people are more cultured mabe not more advanced but cultured , they understood and respected the land and understood how it affected and affects their lives so it seems they were more intuitive and intelligent ( mabe not in western terms ) I have been studying the aboriginal culture for at least 2 years now and know what cultured looks like, I understand our culture but that doesn’t mean we have to belittle others , They lived their lives and survived just like our ancestors , created ceremonies ,art and language,that is culture. The only one who needs to read a book is you.
Anthony Langley the only thing worse than you tactfulness is your understanding of anyone other than you or your own culture , progress for the sake of progress is the reason for the uprooting of societies at least the aboriginals had the common sense to see that , they may have not developed into what Europeans are but what they did worked even more so than European cultures it may not look like culture to you but it worked, mabe so that it was inevitable that it would be conquered but at least the respected people it may have not lasted due to outsiders but who’s to say it wouldn’t have worked also art can be whatever you want it to be it doesn’t have to be on a canvas or a sculpture nor does it have to be someone reputable it mearly is an expression of ones self , this may not look like culture to you but the sheer definition of culture is : the ideas, customs,and social behaviour of a particular people or society ( the operative word being OR ) the fore these people were and are part of a functional society that may not have had the comforts of westerners but it worked , you xenophobe.
The white lady: where's my land
People of the Land: #ENGLAND?😅😂
Got spare change cuz?
@@theragoooverlord5021 my bbc cuh
You have to give Pauline Hanson credit. She says what she believes in and gets straight to the point unlike other politicians that stray away from the hard hitting questions.
Idiots don't how to control impulses. Hanson is an idiot
Shes a moron and she's smoking crack if she thinks she's indigenous to Australia. She didn't even get the definition right....
I’m happy to see indigenous recognition of Pauline’s patriotic love for our land
I’m not sure why indigenous Australians are called the traditional “owners” of Ayers Rock? Private ownership of property and the means of production is a concept that occurs in a capitalist society. The aboriginal people where a hunter gatherer society not capitalist and they had no concept of ownership of land until white man introduced capitalism to them. This is the cold hard truth.
Colonizer mindset. It’s like saying “Africans didn’t knew freedom that’s why we enslaved”. You sound stupid European.
So a local "auntie" invited Pauline to meet with actual local elders on their concerns about closing the rock and the only opposition came from city imported, non local teens.
Riiiight!
Seems that the local traditional owners would disagree with you there.
Ps the traditional aboriginals invited her there because no one would listen to them..... like you.
@@davidsmith9189 Are you really that much of a moron?
They never pretended to be local teens. She went to them to talk and made the assumption they were locals and as one of them stated, they have a right to their own opinion.. Pauline thinks Aboriginals stay in one area for their whole life
Apparently, the authorities are soon due to ban human swimming in any of the worlds oceans. The fish say it all belongs to them!
Alice Springs needs all the tourism it can get
Pauline: We’re all Australian, it’s everyone’s rock
Also Pauline: Well you’re an aboriginal but you’re not from here so what does your opinion matter
Hey jat jat do you think there could be a more accurate way to describe what Pauline meant given the context of the situation?
What do you think she would say in defence of herself?
@@locky7347 Please explain...
@@lmlmd2714 empathy for people you dislike.
"But Pauline has no empathy" if you really believe that then let's show that your the bigger person
The rock is sacred to the Aboriginal people. If you are actually listening to the traditional owners of the land then try to understand their traditions with respect. And it is part of the traditions that you don’t climb the rock.
How about no
They may be the traditional owners of the land but they are no longer the owners of the land. Why ought we be forced treat their ideas with respect if we do not share them and their ideas are foolish and stupid.
@@airwolfcentral169 That's exactly how they feel about the westerners way of life, we must remember that their views had always been that way forever.
@@beepbeep6861 I think it's quite presumptuous of you to speak on their behalf as if they all agree unanimously with one another on this issue. Presuming that they all do feel as if western society is a stupid and foolish construct despite it being responsible for education, raising the life expectancy beyond 30 years old, Industrialization etc. They aren't obliged to participate in western society if they don't wish to. We aren't forcing them to live in an urban area surrounded by the wonders of western capitalism. Although the authoritarian spokespeople are forcing their culture upon us which is reprehensible. I believe in freedom of religion and freedom from religion!
@@airwolfcentral169 Well why are their idea's foolish and stupid, these people don't have to believe what you believe or feel what you feel to feel accepted, we've tried that in the old days to get them to assimilate into the western way of life did it work?.
Brave woman 👍 admire your courageous.
From Nagaland
Why brave?
@@Euro.Patriot she made a tough decision
@@kvsetomossad7779 How's it tough?
She a racist. Dumb and stupid. Ashamed she has a voice in government.
Pauline is without doubt right, the real problem not being addressed, is when you give a priority to one australian group over another it generates the negativity in many of the remarks below.. The action splits Australians up, by telling everyone that someone is somehow more special than another person. It ends up being a more divisive action than anything else... stop identity politics before it's to late. All Australians regardless of colour are equal, we need to be one nation not several.. identity groups. If you want compromise, why not put a raised wooden platform all the way up, so people can climb/walk safely, it would not damage it or be disrespectful by not actually touching it, or wearing it out by traffic. It is such a storm in a tea cup..Australia needs to wake up..!! Where are our statesmen and leaders of this great nation.... ?? If you want people to be respective of Uluru you need to share it, so Australians can understand and learn the value...by the experience...if you take it away people just become negative and that flows onto other walks of life none of us should want.
simply cant believe how stupid you are. how much damage to the rock do you think a wooden platform would necessitate? And as for disrespectful you obviously have no idea of how disrespectful it is when the owner of a place, let us say you and your house, asks people to respectfully not climb on the roof and yet you do it. I come to your house and it is in Australia so it belongs to all Australians and I am going to climb on the roof, and bugger you. Learn the value? Really? Go back to Uluru Kata Tjuta National Park, visit the cultural centre, do a ranger guided male walk and learn about culture and value from those who really know. Written by a white fella who just finished 2 years working there so take me on in debate if you dare
Being born in Australia does not make Pauline Hansen indigenous to every square kilometre - just Qld.. doesn't anyone get that Australia is made up of many indigenous nations??
That was the most ridiculous statement I've ever heard in my life. And that's sayinf a lot coming from her.
Many indigenous nations? Do you mean tribes?
@@James-ll8su good question... Let’s take the south west of Western Australia as an example... the Nyoongar (Noongar) nation has tribes within it...
I live in a region of the South West where the traditional owners are Wardandi, whereas 70klms north is the Gnaarla Karla Boodja tribe.. Both are of the Noongar nation.
@@daviddeck8509 right, but it's not an actual "nation". It's a bunch of tribes in an area.
@@James-ll8su Cool,
"Do you know the word indigenous" that got my blood boiling
I mean she is right
@@DatsunBloke7357 she's wrong especially by her bullshit definition in·dig·e·nous
/inˈdijənəs/
adjective
1
originating or occurring naturally in a particular place; native.
"coriander is indigenous to southern Europe"
2.
(of people) inhabiting or existing in a land from the earliest times or from before the arrival of colonists.
"she wants the territorial government to speak with Indigenous people before implementing a program"
And asked that to an indigenous…🤣🤣🤣
I have to say I went to Uluru for the first time just over a year ago and seeing it unspoilt, without a single person clambering all over it was just incredible. Anyone with an ounce of respect for Aboriginal belief would salute the Australian government's decision to ban climbing it.
I don't have a respect for their belief's because i do not share them. Most people feel similar!
I do want to climb Ayes rock one day
Climbed it years ago before all this nonsense. Nothing special but whats the point of going there and not climbing it? Answer: None.
@@airwolfcentral169 So you wouldn't have a problem with indigenous peoples walking over the roof of the Australian war memorial or on the roof of any Australian cathederal?
@@terrythekittieful was Uluṟu built by aboriginals? I didn’t know that.
Pauline: *finds out she’s 0.25% Aboriginal*
Also Pauline: 1:39
The left would've absolutely flipped out when they seen all the fans coming up to Pauline thanking her
@jo dirt Such vitriol. Get help
I'm claiming that Centrelink is spiritual to me therefore, no Aboriginals shall claim it's benefits.
@jo dirt So which people can I ask to pay me rent since I too was born here?
So you're admitting you come from a family of bums
@@rebuildingdad3010 your ancestors weren't from here though......your ancestors were the mud of the northern hemisphere
@@deedee2172 And your ancestors came from the swamps of Papua New Guinea. And guess what? Before that was Asia and before that was Africa. We all came from somewhere. What's relevant is where we came from within the last 2 centuries where human advancement and the industrialized world took shape.
@@rebuildingdad3010 wrong bitch my people are the first people's of this Land so get the fk over it
The rock is 600 million years old and aborigines have only been in the area for 10 thousand years. The rock got on just fine by itself for 599.99 million years without any so-called "caretakers". What a joke.
Vote for Pauline who is sane and cares for the people of Australia.
Watch the tourist avoid The Northern Territory altogether.
Stupid move.
damn
If its sacred...the least people can do is to be respectful of the land...dont trash the place, dont act lewd, be kind and respectful to ALL locals.
Pauline showed that and i think thats all that needs to be done.
Aboriginal origins
Humans are thought to have migrated to Northern Australia from Asia using primitive boats. A current theory holds that those early migrants themselves came out of Africa about 70,000 years ago, which would make Aboriginal Australians the oldest population of humans living outside Africa.
What about the land bridge from Papua New Guinea that closed 11000 years ago. They didn't come in boats they used boats to get to Indonesia then west Papua then over the land bridge.
70,000 years? LOL. The earth is approximately 6000 years old. Every language and culture is the same age as the languages were divided at the tower of Babel.
@@John-kv7jo Geological data would prove you wrong on that account..
@@TimSlee1 No. The Bible is quite clear. The earth is approximately 6000 years old. All the claims from Aborigines as to being a 60,000 year old culture are lies. All cultures are the same age because God divided the tongues at the Tower of Babel. Further, every Australian has equal claim to to this land because we all stem from Adam. Out of one blood, God make every nation on earth.
@@TimSlee1 No. The earth is only 6000 years ago and we all stem from Adam. This nonsense that the Aboriginal culture is the oldest in the world is blatant lie as God divided the tongues at the tower of Babel. Every culture on earth is the age.
9:22 what did she say?
As a Rural White Australian I think as Pauline stated it should be up to the traditional owners of the Rock, not the city slickers. I personally wouldn't as I'm not as fit as I once was.
She's confusing indigenous with native. Indigenous is synonymous with first - crazy cow.
indigenous comes from the Latin word, indigena meaning "a native."
When the decision was made to give custody of the rock to the aboriginals one of the main conditions was that climbing the rock could NEVER be restricted. How come this is now forgotten?
Keep the rock open!!!
This is identity politics, make your own opinions
jo dirt if you don’t celebrate ANZAC day than you are a NAZI supporter and therefore a socialist...
Funny they call themselves Australian and the real Australians they call them aboriginals very funny
When I went to Uluru some traditional land owners told us the reason they don’t want people climbing it and I agree that it should be banned and so does everyone in my family.
If i used to own a house and then someone buys it from me and then i go on to lobby to the government to allow me to ban the owners from their property that they bought from me because it offended me as a traditional owner of the land of what they were doing, guess what my name would be. It would be Karen.
@@airwolfcentral169 hey Karen, I think you have this arse about. This is Anangu land, has been for at least 35,000 years. This is their house. In 1920 the Fed Govt created the Petermann Indigenous reserve giving the Anangu free riegn over this area. Until 1950 when we created "Ayers Rock National Park" and stole their house back. Until 1985 when Bob Hawke and Sir Ninian Stephen handed it back. Now, even in white fella law this is Anangu land, freehold. They own it, are free to do as they wish with it. It is their house even in our law. We either respect that or disrespect our own law.
@@johnsutton3600 I disrespect your authoritarian law. It’s public property. You don’t get to declare land rights by virtue of the fact that your ancestors lived in the general area that’s not how property titles work.
Property is assigned to individual persons or the public. Public property implies public access regardless of how it feels emotionally to you.
We all own Uluṟu. We all have a responsibility to ensure that it isn’t destroyed for the sake of destruction but in that same regard we also have the right the access it and use it for our enjoyment.
Go buy Uluṟu from the public as an individual and then I won’t bother it. Otherwise I’ll climb anyway.
I’m ungovernable by so called “white fella law” and aboriginal law. Words enshrined on paper mean nothing if said words violate our rights and are unethical.
@@airwolfcentral169 it is not public property, has not been since 26 October 1985 when Hawke and Stephens handed back the actual title deed. It is in every respect Anangu land, freehold. It is also a National Park and entry is conditional on acceptance of the park rules which has included since 26 October 2019 a ban on climbing the rock. The last bloke who tried was charged with 3 offences; Climbing on the rock, leaving a designated path and disobeying the direct instruction of a park ranger. That is the law, even in white fella law. It is in fact private property leased to the Federal Government and operated by Parks Australia.
@@johnsutton3600 parks Australia is government therefore it’s not private it’s public. It doesn’t matter what “white fella law” says.
There is no such thing as white fella law there is just the law. The law in this case is at odds with freedom of movement in a public place which stands above all statues.
Again I respect your right to practice your culture but will not practice it myself and shall climb what is public.
You don’t get to play tyranny of minority regardless of however upset you are.
The rock was here before anyone. Before the tribes that were overthrown time and time again.
Aboriginals we’re just as bad as Europeans. They practised the same colonialism and fought over territory and raped one another in the same petty way.
The Europeans have no more claim to the land than the conquering aboriginals who kicked out the last tribe operating there.
It’s public deal with it!
The Aboriginals who live at rock now, are 'NOT' the traditional owners !.
I don't think that Uluru should've been closed to the public but Pauline didn't do a good job arguing her point here. She claimed to have Aboriginal heritage which even if true is by her own standards "pulling the race card" and she said that the opinions of those teenage Aboriginals held less validity simply because they moved in from somewhere else and because they were young.
Why are they making money from the rock. As Pauline said, they dont live there. They are taking jobs the locals could have.
I climbed that rock decades ago and it was beautiful and well worth the experience
The point of her saying she is ‘ indigenous’ to Australia was a fair point. If your born in Australia doesn’t it make u indigenous?
Ayres Rock belongs to ALL Australians, not one small group of people.
'i'M iNdiGeNoUs'
This crap about excluding one group from access to a natural feature is just divisive. I greatly respect the true indigenous people, but they are often used for political purposes.
Name me one country that isn't or wasn't.
Crying,you jerk. I'm laughing!!!!!!
let's just make it a Chernobyl then no one can go there.
The English already tried that.
What a gronk.
Pauline Hanson knows what she’s talking about and people should start listening to her
Very respectful Auntie. Leave the climb open to anyone who wants to make it, as it is Aboriginal pride for all Aboriginal Australians.
Pauline is not indigenous she is full Aussie
Imagine the money that could be made by charging tourists $100 a pop to climb it. That money might help the local community…. But that is their call.
Good Lord!!! These people dont own more of Australia than others!!!
Time to put a stop to this nonsense!!!
Pauline....... im Australian... And she is calcified...... Do you know what calcified pineal gland is........
Good idea! Sacred Rock.
Sydney
Now it's Mount Warning. More division and it seems most Australians have got no idea how the game is played.
I'm sure if they were paid enough they would be happy to have people walk it.
@2.45, we, Aussies can see our precious Flag.
I,ve Climbed it when I was 60, Should be allowed, at your Own Risk, Very Dangerous ! GOOD LUCK !
8:45 She even gave him the Jumper off her own back... Talk about Humility ... Way to go Pauline
Mount Kailash ( 22000 ft high in tibetan china ) - " If we conquer this mountain, then we conquer something in people’s souls,” Messner said in 2001 when asked about a Spanish team’s plan to climb it. “I would suggest they go and climb something a little harder. Kailash is not so high and not so hard.”
Mt. Kailash remains unclimbed till date. This is just a political stunt .
Pauline we need a grand mosque on top 🎩🔝 of the Rock 🪨, it will be great tourist attraction 🧲 for tourists from the middle East ➡️. Allah will bless Australia 🌏🦘, inshallah with 100 million Muslims 😅.
1:50 "do you know the word indigenous"
No part of our country shd be closed to anyone.
What nonsense, How did you delete footage of people climbing Uluru when we saw Martin King climbing Uluru with Pauline Hanson
What garbage is ACA
It’s a bloody rock , if you want to climb it you should be aloud to .
I would love to go up the rock around midnight to see the sky light up.
Vicki Diana Coghlan yeah but that’s never going to happen because the park closes at 9:30pm!
And smoke a joint
Martin King is harassing and abusing Pauline Hanson yet he climbed Uluru himself, what an arrogant fool, ACA went the wrong Journalist
Stand down Martin King
You're a goose
Just let the black fellas have uluru they'll need money soon enough and reopen it
There is plenty of other better places to see in this country anyway
The real black fellas dont give a toss, it's the white people with a spit of aboriginal in them causing the problems. It's all about money. I can tell you now, if there was no money to be made or handouts they wouldn't be claiming they are aboriginal.
@@kathday-knight1767 stfu spewing ignorance you Cleary know nothing about this.....just following the rest of the sheep like a true Airhead
Its not just a rock its a boulder
Same colour as her hair
Pauline Hanson well done!
Lord give me the strength!!!! 😤
I hope she did not fart while she was up there, it could go anywhere.
The Aborigines do not own Ayres Rock, it was here millions of years before them.
You belong to England, doesn’t matter what you say.
@@MiloSatori I do not belong to England, you stupid chunt.
@@MiloSatori I do not belong to England, screw you.
Maybe the rock should be open to Australian citizens.......
I am 75 and England is not my country;I was born here
I don't do anything to promote aboriginal drinking .No tourism .No products
Young woke kids
If you see the whole thing there were indigenous people who said it was not ok.
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We wouldn’t be talking about this...Tasmania doesn’t have that problems ☠️🔫
I will take the advice of Original people. It is they who understand spirit in Country. I believe Pauline meant no disrespect but just not fully aware of the ‘ knowledge’ for an easier way of addressing that which most of us comprehend so little . I think we need to open up to the reality that we are frequency beings and we are one with all., but have we experienced that? It’s happening and some have Uluru is Sacred..
She will never learn🤦🏽♂️🤦🏽♂️
Aboriginals came from Africa, the original Aboriginals also came across by a boat....
And how do you know this, was you there to witness any of it.
@@beepbeep6861 sorry don't respond to leftest traitors
Aboriginals are a completely different race than Africans . They don't even have the same facial features .
Closing the Rock will not help Aboriginal employment 😂
That's OK , it's not about money 🤑
GATE OF THE SUN IN THE PALM OF YOUR HAND LIVE TO RISE
Buulshit it’s part of 1 country called Australia
The racists in these comments 💀💀💀
Giving me very much colonizer vibessss
It is way too dangerous to climb Uluru because remembrance of 35 people had died from climbing Ayers Rock and I will to try to climb Uluru. I always walk around Ayers Rock in the Australia’s Northern Territory. Am glad to close to climbing of Uluru and to be safe to climb the Rock. And also be careful of the summer lightning storms in Uluru- Kata Tjuṯa and people should not hike or swimming in the water because the lightning strikes during the thunderstorm season when it is raining very hard.
I’m Maori and the fact that she said it belongs to all Australians in my opinion that is completely incorrect! It belongs to the original owners of Australia
A bloody great rock the abo`s worship, paint the bastard bright iridescent red as they do to our statues of men who achieve much.
Its a rock. A big rock.
🤔...It is know the world over that climbing great heights physically or metaphorically, enriches ones spirt.
Let’s stop pandering to the negative, divisive left.
😉 Keep the Great Rock open to climb, it brings people together and that’s a good thing.
missed the point Dave, it divides us from the traditional owners who don't want us to do it. They own the thing, even in white fella law. Have done since October 26 1985
don't climb uluru
How's the racist Aboriginal!
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Hahahahaha this woman is a Karen . When she said she was indigenous l said , “ Bish , where ?” . When the young women started laughing , I screamed 😂😂😂😂😂😭😭😭😭😭
Good on you Pauline
Again, racial overtones.
Homeboy finally spoke up 🤣
my bum
As if you put this on your channel like it makes you look good lol what a joke
So if Paulines skin colour wasnt white but black would she still be called a racist.
Give me a F break.