Australian historian exposes past of Yunupingu

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  • Опубликовано: 21 ноя 2024

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  • @royby7941
    @royby7941 Год назад +844

    Does anyone agree with me that an audit should be done for the $40 billion dollars we give to 1 million indigenous people every year.

    • @cupidstunt8136
      @cupidstunt8136 Год назад +63

      the bulk of that is allegedly used for housing and extending social services which have no customers such as health clinics. But a lot is squandered by leaders who gain the trust of their community then spend it on their own income payments

    • @rogertull8888
      @rogertull8888 Год назад +4

      THIS ABORIGINAL DOESN'T GET ANY OF THAT MONEY AND MY FAMILY IS MIXED ABORIGINAL AND WHITE WITH A SMATTERING OF ASIAN, BUT I WANT TO KNOW WHERE IT ALL WENT AND WHY THEY KEEP PUTTING THEIR HANDS OUT FOR MORE FREE MONEY, WORK FOR LIVING, I WORKED UNTIL I DESTROYED MY BODY AND CAN NO LONGER WORK

    • @bush2coast801
      @bush2coast801 Год назад

      Jacinta Price is, as we speak (type), calling for a Royal Commission into Indigenous Spending across Australia. I doubt it will get up, as the Greens, Teals and Labor will knock it on the head because of the impending Voice. But I also agree it should be done. Probably expose a hell of a lot more than Yunupingu. But will it ? Or would it just sugar coat shit as not to be Racist 🙃

    • @blox82
      @blox82 Год назад +52

      Totally agree with you royby! Honest financial audit with the power to override the "cultural sensitivity" defence, would solve all the problems of outback aborigines disadvantage.

    • @blox82
      @blox82 Год назад +39

      The thing is royby, the privileged ATSI pushing the voice don't want proper audit of the ATSI industry because they're the ones whose pockets are being lined, &, without rural aboriginal disadvantage the whole argument for the very existence of the voice disappears. No voice means no treaty payments.

  • @actualfacts1055
    @actualfacts1055 Год назад +487

    The Voice is about making rich Aboriginals richer and poor Aboriginals poorer.

    • @lindsaynordstrom6621
      @lindsaynordstrom6621 Год назад +1

      Totally supported by a PM who has not a F****** CLUE.
      VOTE NO. FOREVER

    • @leewright7623
      @leewright7623 Год назад +8

      Buying silence or paid to lie.

    • @paulholmes8398
      @paulholmes8398 Год назад +14

      It's the same for every area everyone who is at the top wants to retain power and privilege and keep everyone else down. People who consider themselves elite are the issue.

    • @nosferatut9084
      @nosferatut9084 Год назад +8

      Sounds like what happened during the Cv "pandemic" .

    • @nicholaswoolfenden5254
      @nicholaswoolfenden5254 Год назад +13

      And non Aboriginals poorer. Race based welfare. No thanks. What makes Aboriginals more needy than others?

  • @barefootbandit1
    @barefootbandit1 Год назад +267

    Yunupingu sounds like a real traditional elder off the land ...... with a really good education on how to be a greedy grub

  • @kevinwortz8301
    @kevinwortz8301 Год назад +299

    Keith Windschuttle is telling it like it is. Most elders have looked after themselves AT THE COST TO THEIR OWN PEOPLE.

    • @europaeuropa5623
      @europaeuropa5623 Год назад

      Maybe they have copied from Gina Rineheart the white darling of the press and anti-aboriginal whites like yourself?

    • @martinpascoe7678
      @martinpascoe7678 Год назад

      sounds like you dont know anything about them

    • @Ins4nityQu33n
      @Ins4nityQu33n Год назад +1

      Sounds like you no nothing 😂

    • @kevinwortz8301
      @kevinwortz8301 Год назад +4

      @@Ins4nityQu33n I can spell.

    • @martinpascoe7678
      @martinpascoe7678 Год назад

      well one thing I do know Big Mama is how to spell 'Know' and pronounce words in the right context without having to go low@@Ins4nityQu33n

  • @lindsaynordstrom6621
    @lindsaynordstrom6621 Год назад +110

    It's becoming a real discusting JOKE
    AGAINST 97% of Australians.
    VOTE NO

  • @benhartley1407
    @benhartley1407 Год назад +16

    So glad Australia voted NO to the voice! The corruption in this country is disgusting.

  • @shanebroomhall
    @shanebroomhall Год назад +234

    No wonder Labor have revered him, he shares their own values and ethics.

    • @nosferatut9084
      @nosferatut9084 Год назад +7

      Labor don't have any.

    • @shanehansen3705
      @shanehansen3705 Год назад +4

      yep socialist to the core he sounds like Mao

    • @europaeuropa5623
      @europaeuropa5623 Год назад

      Maybe Gina Rineheart too, the white darling of the press and anti-aboriginal whites like yourself?

    • @Ewacked
      @Ewacked 9 месяцев назад +1

      I was thinking he just became adept at Australian politics.

  • @cranky.300
    @cranky.300 Год назад +416

    I'm not surprised... like most of these Aboriginal hierarchy they have filled their own pockets from mine royalties and ignore their own backyards

    • @Blue1Sapphire
      @Blue1Sapphire Год назад

      Then they cry racist, when u point out their failings.

    • @downunda107
      @downunda107 Год назад

      And now that the royalties will dry uo from bauxite around gove in Arnhem what will happen to the elite ? Yiu should hear how the People speak of those who, by birth or selection get the big bucks! Not uncommon to see blokes walking around or sitting at a bar uo there in Nhulunbuy wearing Thomas Cook gear and Williams boots at 800 a pair. ( extra 150 freight up there) . Shirts over a grand ! Hardly a red dust bauxite mark on them. Royalties for a minority. Human greed, black white , khaki its all the same and now mr aboneasy wants to become a part of history. He truly thinks this voice, HIS BLUDDY VOICE IDEA will fix things. The saddest truth is We think He BELIEVES IT ! God help the People of this Country doing it tough. Whatever background or heritage, this type of grandstanding when these governments have created over 1.5 trillion in debt will sink Us. The resources which We, none of Us earned are and will be auctioned off to bidders in other countries. At the moment , the royalties in tax are being paid to a government who, while millions are below poverty are spending 8 billion dollars ! on jabs which added up to TWELVE PER PERSON ! THATS EIGHT THOUSAND MILLION of YOUR GREAT GRANDCHILDRENS AS YET UNEARNED TAX ( plus interest ). They will be slaves of the state! Most will never know this except via an underground movement. The books which will have written the truth are long gone by decree of the filth who follow on from the likes of labour and others who copy their agenda. Say NO to this racist voice and NO tothis government. 🦘✌️

    • @secondchance6603
      @secondchance6603 Год назад +13

      It's a very lucrative career for a lot of Maori here in NZ.

    • @Malaka-r9p
      @Malaka-r9p Год назад +7

      So true. Mine Cash 💰 suppose to go to the local aboriginal communities but nothing has been spent all gone into different banks and trusts etc
      Mining companies are paying 💰up but funds disappear out of the trust fund taken out by corporate aboriginal leaders

    • @secondchance6603
      @secondchance6603 Год назад +9

      @@Malaka-r9p Maori have over $60 billion in payments for past 'grievances' sitting in the bank and not one cent has been spent on them but the hands are always out for more 'final' settlements... till the next time.

  • @heleti0000
    @heleti0000 Год назад +278

    And if proven true, this shows us the future for most Aboriginal people under an open-ended “ Voice”, promoted by a “virtue posturing” Prime Minister, that will only benefit a VERY FEW people - primarily those activists and academics with “Aboriginal connections”. The VAST majority of needy Aboriginal people will, as in the past, have no say in and derive very little, if any meaningful benefit from “The Voice”.

    • @lollypop2413
      @lollypop2413 Год назад +30

      This needs to be exposed really fast. Its really unfair to all of us aussies

    • @falseprofit4u
      @falseprofit4u Год назад

      Albanese has got his rose coloured glasses and blinkers on,,, or, is just playing the social justice warrior agenda for populist politics either way, hard working Australians Australians are waking up to the BS, lies, spin and scam that he and the activists are trying to pull off.

    • @blox82
      @blox82 Год назад +14

      Very well said

    • @jackdeniston59
      @jackdeniston59 Год назад +11

      Same as Maori in New Zealand

    • @patrickdoolan4553
      @patrickdoolan4553 Год назад +7

      Truth telling.

  • @Yvonne-le6ju
    @Yvonne-le6ju Год назад +56

    God help us... what a mess Albo is creating..... hope people wake up to the deceitful voice

  • @helengormlie966
    @helengormlie966 Год назад +71

    Thank you for exposing this!!

  • @chuckmaddison2924
    @chuckmaddison2924 Год назад +132

    It's about time the truth came out about Pingu.

    • @rabidL3M0NS
      @rabidL3M0NS Год назад +2

      Noot! Noot!

    • @samcarter7258
      @samcarter7258 Год назад

      It's about time Newscorp paid the tax it no doubt owes to us all. Many billions I suspect? Not to mention the damage it's done with it's commercially driven propoganda. The likes of which you swallow with glee!

    • @phil3986
      @phil3986 Год назад

      Noot! Noot!

  • @clivehoskin7254
    @clivehoskin7254 Год назад +132

    Yunupingu was a crook pure and simple.Most of the royalties that he collected went to his family,NOT to the rest of the aboriginals.

    • @BrianHunt1911
      @BrianHunt1911 Год назад +3

      And knowing this; the PM wants Australians to vote Y to it. This is not going to achieve what the y campaign are promoting as healing and assistance to those claiming loss. When is enough/enough? Australia has a lot to give but in $40m chunks? This is an incredibly badly thought-through policy, About as useless and unwise as Chris Bowens Energy's cost reductions. #VoteNo

    • @martinpascoe7678
      @martinpascoe7678 Год назад

      eh m8 I knew that ol man , and he was NO Crook, and he has every right to ;ppl afgter his own family but he did a lot for other Indigenous peoples

    • @garyjohnstone6422
      @garyjohnstone6422 Год назад

      you are blind@@martinpascoe7678

    • @samanthaalexander1756
      @samanthaalexander1756 Год назад

      You are absolutely right.

    • @jjktmk14
      @jjktmk14 Год назад

      @@martinpascoe7678😂😂 you believe in the tooth fairy as well, wake up you id#%t

  • @sotired7453
    @sotired7453 Год назад +177

    I knew it this is only for the rich that don’t even need it but not for the normal everyday struggling Aboriginal. Shows a lot about Albanese where his loyalties lie.

    • @lollypop2413
      @lollypop2413 Год назад +12

      All aboriginals should have had a share!

    • @lollypop2413
      @lollypop2413 Год назад +24

      This needs to be shared...i never heard of this until now. I think every aussie needs to know especially before the referendum

    • @daswede3064
      @daswede3064 Год назад

      The Billions & Millions they will make will NEVER trickle down to the Genuine Bush Black. He will get a cent while you have Abo Land councils set the way it is No Govt Or police scrunity ever

  • @dannyjones2834
    @dannyjones2834 Год назад +124

    This is why the aboriginal people are suffering they are being robbed by their own is my guess.

    • @woofwoof9647
      @woofwoof9647 Год назад +3

      just the maori bro nz !!

    • @_NT91
      @_NT91 Год назад

      ​@@woofwoof9647piss off this ain't about you. Or your people.

    • @brendabrown5419
      @brendabrown5419 Год назад +6

      😅The Truth is slowly coming out into public awareness of all this money that has been wasted. Always remembering also that there are good honest hard working Aboriginals who also pay their Taxes as all working Australians. God Bless. 🇦🇺🇷🇸❤️

    • @oldman2800
      @oldman2800 Год назад

      All aboriginal elders structures should be made democratic to be legally recognised

  • @andrewt3952
    @andrewt3952 Год назад +145

    I live in a community. A remote one. I have for over 20 years. I am a white fella. The community I live in, is rife with what is being outlined. The left needs to open their eyes. It’s about time someone shed light on some very important issues. Well done.

    • @harrywalker968
      @harrywalker968 Год назад

      the left, world wide,,care about themselves,, this is why they send trillions to ukraine, while people in there country starve, die.. fk the left.. its the w.e.f. nato, that are fkng the world..

    • @MD-MDMDMD
      @MD-MDMDMD Год назад

      The left doesn't care. They are only interested in power - and maintaining it. Nothing else matters.

    • @martinpascoe7678
      @martinpascoe7678 Год назад

      oh rea;ly btos? which community ?

    • @andrewt3952
      @andrewt3952 Год назад

      @@martinpascoe7678 btos?

    • @abrogard142
      @abrogard142 Год назад +1

      Yep. I used to be book-keeper in one. For a couple of years. It is exactly like that. It's called 'tribalism'. It is to be expected. You're a goose and a fool if you expect anything different. But that's what they (USA etc.) ostensibly did/do throughout the tribal Muslim world.

  • @dayamitrasaraswati6276
    @dayamitrasaraswati6276 Год назад +113

    Thank you for telling the truth.

    • @samcarter7258
      @samcarter7258 Год назад

      Yes, thankyou and I would thankyou to pay the tax you most likely owe!

    • @dayamitrasaraswati6276
      @dayamitrasaraswati6276 Год назад

      @@samcarter7258 ???

    • @samcarter7258
      @samcarter7258 Год назад

      @@dayamitrasaraswati6276 Meaning, thank you Newscorp to pay the tax they owe! You know they don’t pay tax in Australia don’t you? So you thank an organization that has likely stolen billions of dollars from Australians when they report that one Australian ( although only one since 1967) steals millions!

    • @tracys3096
      @tracys3096 Год назад

      @@dayamitrasaraswati6276 grifters will say anything to keep the scam going.

  • @robinaboy
    @robinaboy Год назад +339

    This behaviour is endemic in Indigenous corporations and tribal businesses. Whether its healthcare, housing, jobs, land, or royalties, if you aren’t part of the ruling clan, or are in favour with the ruling clan, you get stuff all. This cultural peculiarity is one of the main reasons for Indigenous disadvantage. The ruling clan(s) demands complete loyalty, above the law of the land. Another cultural practice destroying Aborigines is “humbugging”, where anyone who gets a house, money, land or possessions is expected to share that with his family. This practice brings enormous pressure to bear on more successful Aborigines and discourages others from seeking to better their circumstances.
    Why try to improve your life when A) you can just scrounge off your more successful relatives; and B) If you do get ahead, you’ll have no-hopers from your clan turning up with their hands out? The problems with Indigenous in Australia have nothing to do with racism, and everything to do with culture. That’s where monumental change needs to happen.

    • @ohwnosrepeht
      @ohwnosrepeht Год назад

      Its pretty funny how these sort of racial celebrities end up being "Buy Large Mansions" instead of any genuine progress or change.

    • @mogznwaz
      @mogznwaz Год назад +27

      Basically a caste system

    • @mark703
      @mark703 Год назад

      Exactly the reason the voice wont work, indigenous clans dont all like each other. So one mob trying to tell them all what to do will never work.

    • @lollypop2413
      @lollypop2413 Год назад +23

      I studied the culture at university level in melbourne ...and also found this sharing business.

    • @frankgarrity3424
      @frankgarrity3424 Год назад +23

      Saw the same thing happen in Gove and Narrooma

  • @wwf5409
    @wwf5409 Год назад +225

    He had 2 helicopters…. One on standby at anytime. 1 of five houses down at Port Bradshaw was stocked with a truckload of alcohol… alcohol free zone. No men lived in that community, only younger women. I knew Galarrwuy for 26 years and there’s a lot more undireable truths and tyrannical behaviour known to many living in Arnhem Land.

    • @dg5433
      @dg5433 Год назад +25

      Thank you for sharing. These practices need to be exposed to all Australians so we can make an informed decision

    • @kevinclarke68
      @kevinclarke68 Год назад +7

      Make it such valuable info

    • @Mumbo_Jumbo_Kiwi.1
      @Mumbo_Jumbo_Kiwi.1 Год назад +9

      Now that's what ya call laughing all the way to the grave

    • @LeaMumof3
      @LeaMumof3 Год назад

      Sounds like they were living in a cult like commune funded and approved.

    • @mjr6699
      @mjr6699 Год назад

      That is spot on!! Lived there for 20 years and witnessed it myself.. GY did not care one bit about the aboriginal people and community, he only cared about himself, his bank account and the underage women who he would claim as his property..Albanese has no idea the grub this fella was..

  • @Maxman1000
    @Maxman1000 Год назад +66

    This is my concern with voice. When stationed at Groote locals all told me they did not trust any leader of another clan to run community for everyone’s benefit equally. In fact most did not trust own clan leaders to segregate monies for own benefit. This distrust of a single clan leader was the norm. Voice would enshrine power of a single individual and his clan to exclusion of others and further entrench disadvantage. The local strongman on Groote was Simeon and we had several encounters and community generally supported me as they distrusted him and they knew soon I would be gone and not threat to the power of the clan leaders. I got the same message at Maningrida, Port Keats, Daly River and many other communities. When I was at Nhulunboy I heard the tales about Yunupingu and I heard from a helicopter pilot of his duties of collecting seagulls eggs for the big guy. I heard of acrimony from others when wealth was abused and flaunted in this manner to whole community.
    Good luck Australia with removing poverty in indigenous communities.

  • @lesleyosborne9319
    @lesleyosborne9319 Год назад +44

    WELL DONE Andrew. What a CON MAN. Says aLOT About Albo. Ripp ALL of Australia OFF. This should be Put out by the NO CAMPAIGN PUBLICLY. DISGUSTING.

  • @rickandersen707
    @rickandersen707 Год назад +9

    There's a very good reason why The ALP refuses a Royal Commission into Aboriginal Funding

  • @vinceelliott4362
    @vinceelliott4362 Год назад +39

    This story must be promoted further. This sort of rorting must not be allowed to continue. Outraged.

  • @TRWA77
    @TRWA77 Год назад +208

    What did Yunupingu ever do to make things better for his people?

    • @__Diagnosis
      @__Diagnosis Год назад +50

      He made things good for himself

    • @Soyuz2578
      @Soyuz2578 Год назад +18

      ​@@__Diagnosis ....and good for the people who could curry his favour 😂

    • @mariahewitt9787
      @mariahewitt9787 Год назад +19

      How many wife's did he have?

    • @berti-y4f
      @berti-y4f Год назад +12

      Nothing

    • @johnstaring3210
      @johnstaring3210 Год назад +23

      Talked the talk, never walked the walk, in fact he drove in luxury.

  • @falseprofit4u
    @falseprofit4u Год назад +189

    The same crap happens on Groote Eylandt, poverty, violence, rape, makarrata,,,,, hundreds of millions in royalties, yet only a few families prosper.

    • @lollypop2413
      @lollypop2413 Год назад +16

      This needs to be told get onto the media groups NOW!

    • @falseprofit4u
      @falseprofit4u Год назад +14

      @lollypop2413 MSM and government already know about it, the further south you go the less public have any clue, too distant from the truth of aboriginals being extremely horrible to one another.

    • @antoncornellier2576
      @antoncornellier2576 Год назад

      Yep I worked there a few years back..... All the royalty rich clan members lived in permit only exclusive beach front areas on the other side of the island far from the GEMCO Operations, whilst other traditional NON royalty clans lived in third world poverty in hovels In an area just before the main island tip on the road toward the GEMCO mine..... there was zero Indigenous community royalty wealth sharing...... its a sad place GROOTE...... the wage-poor NON clan traditional families on welfare scraps watching the white fly in fly out workers getting paid thousands a fortnight ....... yep, Groote Island STILL a totally dysfunctional Island of great sadness, yet GEMCO and an array of contractors are pulling millions and millions of dollars each month raping the traditional lands.......... I quite...

    • @tinkingtinking2134
      @tinkingtinking2134 Год назад +1

      Absolutely 100% correct

    • @nonairwin9128
      @nonairwin9128 Год назад +2

      And Linda Burney's family one of them, I suppose?

  • @Ed_Downunder
    @Ed_Downunder Год назад +28

    A Royal Commission is needed to discover the breadth and depth of aboriginal rorting at the expense of aboriginal people.

    • @Sydneywide1
      @Sydneywide1 Год назад +1

      At the expense of the Australian taxpayer.

    • @saintsone7877
      @saintsone7877 Год назад

      Will not happen. Albo/Greens/Teals and the usual lefty Independents have already declined an Audit of all Federally funded organisations even though Productivity Commission found NONE appeared to be keeping good records especially of outgoings.

  • @mudgut69
    @mudgut69 Год назад +151

    I lived in Gove. I was shocked at how traditional owners treated their own people. They talk the talk but walk a very different walk. It’s insanely arrogant, selfish and gross.

    • @EmberfireKitsune
      @EmberfireKitsune Год назад +15

      I used to live in Gove too, years ago. Dad worked as an accountant for the Gumatj council. I distinctly remember being out at the community with dad while he was visiting the elders and a few of them told me point blank that Galarrwuy was never to be trusted. There's a lot of shady and suspicious shit that the Yunupingus got up to.

    • @europaeuropa5623
      @europaeuropa5623 Год назад +3

      Maybe they learned this from the white settlers who treated their ancestors this way?

    • @iandaniel2153
      @iandaniel2153 Год назад +5

      Have lived/worked remote NY and Cape York for 10 years on and off and it was always the case where skin/family groups which were in power in the councils took care of their own families first. Push back against the in your face corruption doesn't happen for fear of being sung/purry purried... it's much safer to jump on the gravy train.

    • @iankearns774
      @iankearns774 Год назад +2

      @@europaeuropa5623 I think greed is a trait shared by all cultures and probably has existed since the dawn of time. You would be pretty stupid if you dont think that is the case judging by the worlds history. And not just the white man either.

    • @tracys3096
      @tracys3096 Год назад +3

      @@europaeuropa5623 No. They are tribal. They've always looked after their own.

  • @vallangley5901
    @vallangley5901 Год назад +42

    What a horrible man VOTE NO

  • @imadogsass6717
    @imadogsass6717 Год назад +30

    They never were a nation of one people and they still don’t want to be.

  • @bono1961
    @bono1961 Год назад +57

    Hpe this gets the traction it deserves. He is not the only one, audit the 30 billion allocated each year.There are too many clans to have one voice. One government serving all Australians as it has always been.

  • @OG_Sigma87
    @OG_Sigma87 Год назад +102

    Im so glad this is coming out!! Yunupingu was a disgusting human being!! He regularly flashed and stroked his dk infront of woman at the pub in Gove! My uncle was one brave enough to tell him to put it away, he was the spat on by Yunupingu and then sacked by Ansett Airlines

    • @Pureblood_65
      @Pureblood_65 Год назад +4

      Good man was TB.

    • @OG_Sigma87
      @OG_Sigma87 Год назад +5

      @@Pureblood_65 thankyou, my uncle really was a great man! 👍 cheers

  • @sandfly
    @sandfly Год назад +78

    Albanese must have known about this scandal - he either doesn't care or he's even more devious and divisive than we can imagine.

    • @sharischwing-austen4011
      @sharischwing-austen4011 Год назад

      Albanese is also a crook!

    • @elainehodge9415
      @elainehodge9415 Год назад +1

      Knowing how corrupt he us, I'm sure he has his hand well positioned to a bit of a kickback!!!

    • @saintsone7877
      @saintsone7877 Год назад +1

      @@elainehodge9415 Boom Boom. Albo visited him 100+ times more than he visited any other community of Aborigines. We all saw how much Albo listens when he went to the Alice. A carefully staged media op lasting a few hours and then back to the Tennis for the next 3 days or so.

    • @BrianHunt1911
      @BrianHunt1911 Год назад

      maybe he just feels at home with such characters. I could never give him an A grade on control of crime & behavior, You just have to watch the bullying and vindictive from him on our TV'S. He's a little too used to the union way of operating.

  • @dontbeasheeple5883
    @dontbeasheeple5883 Год назад +66

    Well blow me down with a feather!! Another grifter has been exposed!

  • @gold.13
    @gold.13 Год назад +148

    Same thing happened with Marbo... $300 milion of taxpayers money just "poof" disappeared.. wow shock horror!... all these types of people are all the same, purely selfish!...

    • @howunacceptibleofme2145
      @howunacceptibleofme2145 Год назад +1

      Do you know what Mabo stands for ???

    • @gold.13
      @gold.13 Год назад +23

      @@howunacceptibleofme2145 Yea... it means unfairness to other Australians.... Australia may not have been "terra nullius" at the time of Cooks discovery but when I as an Australian wants to visit other places like say Uluru Aires rock I have to pay "land right tax' to visit to other Australians...nah that not fair... vote no!

    • @howunacceptibleofme2145
      @howunacceptibleofme2145 Год назад +1

      @@gold.13 right but also wrong ...

    • @Mortimus1000
      @Mortimus1000 Год назад

      CRIMINAL EXTORTIONISTS.

    • @BrianHunt1911
      @BrianHunt1911 Год назад +1

      The more I hear about Yunupingu , the more I understand why he had such a 'brothers in arm's' relationship with PM Sleazy.

  • @narellefriar2588
    @narellefriar2588 Год назад +84

    Thank you Keith Windschuttle for speaking out.

  • @peterdoran8443
    @peterdoran8443 Год назад +94

    bit of truth telling

  • @joneff9713
    @joneff9713 Год назад +140

    Pity there wasn't any mention of the death threats, made by Yunupingu and his cronies, to other clan members who questioned his dealings.

    • @samcarter7258
      @samcarter7258 Год назад +2

      How do you think you would go if you tried to force Newscorp to pay it's fair share of tax?

    • @michelejackson2184
      @michelejackson2184 Год назад +1

      Is this true?

    • @kevinclarke68
      @kevinclarke68 Год назад +1

      You know a bit about it

    • @marlonc7122
      @marlonc7122 Год назад

      There's a lot of talk on this video but very little proof. I'm the type of man that believes when he sees

    • @marlonc7122
      @marlonc7122 Год назад

      @AlanBoddy-fl2qp And you know this how Alan? All you know is what you are hearing on the vid. You have not spoke to any of the people you mentioned. Just a good rule to have in your life.

  • @guyburton2308
    @guyburton2308 Год назад +40

    He was also an advocate of child brides, RE. "Aboriginal customs" as he started on the ABC many years ago at the start of the intervention !!

    • @oldman2800
      @oldman2800 Год назад

      Autocrats always seem to degrade into paedophilia

  • @kerravon4159
    @kerravon4159 Год назад +92

    Umm does Albanese care about the other 96% of Australians at all? Who's PM is he because he doesn't seem to represent most Australians.

    • @ChasingDragons420
      @ChasingDragons420 Год назад +13

      Government should cater to the majority, and the majority only.

    • @Quasnob
      @Quasnob Год назад

      He is using this to create a one party state and his socialist dream. He doesn't actually care about aboriginals or he would be doing things to help now.

    • @lollypop2413
      @lollypop2413 Год назад +5

      Exactly

    • @sandiewearne6162
      @sandiewearne6162 Год назад +4

      Hes only cared about his own pocket his entire life.

    • @paulmarshall248
      @paulmarshall248 8 месяцев назад

      he is trying to get the 3% vote. he doesn't understand that he needs more than 3% to win

  • @johnlovett6704
    @johnlovett6704 Год назад +90

    Thanks for telling us how the Elders hoard money given by taxpayers to ALL Indigenous people. The same thing happens in African states since they were granted independence.

    • @samcarter7258
      @samcarter7258 Год назад

      King Charles should give all his riches to all of his commonwealth subjects. He and his family are sitting on a massive fortune garnished from all of their subjects over that past few centuries. You probably celebrate that, but if a black man starts doing the same he's a criminal. Do you see the moral dilemma?

    • @cloverite
      @cloverite Год назад +15

      @@samcarter7258King Charles isn’t hoarding money that was given to him to distribute to his people. It’s like saying that once a charity has collected money it’s okay for them to keep it all and the Chairman is free to spend it on himself and his family. King Charles already pays millions to the UK government annually.

    • @indigocheetah4172
      @indigocheetah4172 Год назад +3

      @@cloverite , you're right .

    • @TomasFunes-rt8rd
      @TomasFunes-rt8rd Год назад

      Hey thanks for reminding me : from now on, when we acknowlege the Traditional Owners of the land, it should be King Charles III, his heirs an successors , not all these racist grifters !! @@samcarter7258

    • @TomasFunes-rt8rd
      @TomasFunes-rt8rd Год назад

      The King has never stolen a thing in his life. "A black man" on the other hand, has a vastly higher rate of theft than the whites have. What are the chances that YOU will focus your criticism on those aboriginal thieves...? No ? Of course, you want to pick on the soft target, the coward's target, the person you KNOW will NOT respond to attacks !! Finally , I remember having your cartoonishly immature take on the world's problems when I was a teenager. @@samcarter7258

  • @topoint
    @topoint Год назад +129

    Jacinta Prices Grandmother was punched in the face at a NT land council meeting. Charming group of Aboriginal representatives. We need to know more of this corruption.

    • @LeaMumof3
      @LeaMumof3 Год назад +9

      How awful

    • @oldman2800
      @oldman2800 Год назад

      All tribal unelected autocratic farce

  • @tonynicholson3328
    @tonynicholson3328 Год назад +42

    No surprises, seen it in NZ,

  • @madddevil1
    @madddevil1 Год назад +14

    The real Truth telling.....

  • @JohnDoe-jf8sn
    @JohnDoe-jf8sn Год назад +43

    Make sure to spread vote NO to everyone. There are still a lot of people who doesn't know anything about it.

  • @fitzyholden1036
    @fitzyholden1036 Год назад +74

    Everything they push for is about money for nothing.

  • @clintonweier3264
    @clintonweier3264 Год назад +20

    This is a very common story in the indigenous communities, just imagine what a rort the voice body would be??

  • @ausjo8352
    @ausjo8352 Год назад +152

    Thank you. I was wondering what happened to the royalties. People forget it is not just tax payers money that they have wasted. All the mines pay it. Ranges mine was 1%.

    • @thatsthejobbb8587
      @thatsthejobbb8587 Год назад +12

      The Rio Tinto royalty agreement is about to dry up. Convenient!

    • @MrCav74
      @MrCav74 Год назад +12

      You haven't seen the bullet-riddled V8 cruisers getting around Kakadu?

    • @shanemac1111
      @shanemac1111 Год назад +10

      @@MrCav74 can add the Pilbara & Kimberly

    • @ausjo8352
      @ausjo8352 Год назад

      @@MrCav74 ermm talk about being over dramatic lol.

  • @r1nkyd1nk66
    @r1nkyd1nk66 Год назад +55

    Well, well, well....Albos saint isn't a saint after all eh.......

  • @actualfacts1055
    @actualfacts1055 Год назад +45

    Aboriginal culture says that the big man and his family gets everything, nothing has changed with the Voice.

  • @bigwoodrz
    @bigwoodrz Год назад +10

    This will NEVER make it to main stream news. It will be swept away in a flash.

  • @sueedwards9334
    @sueedwards9334 Год назад +36

    PNG is exactly the same. 'Big men' have become extremely wealthy from royalties and most Papua New Guineans are living in greater poverty today than they were in the 1970s. Most were better off during 'colonisation' and immediately after (independence was 1975), until the elite started siphoning off money for themselves. It has also happened in NZ, with the Maori elite living extravagantly but the majority of Maori still feature at the bottom of all the statistics (except for prison, which they are at top of). Yet this is blamed on the 'colonialists', even though probably billions have now been paid to Maori tribes run by the elite.

    • @missinterpreted4923
      @missinterpreted4923 Год назад +4

      Sort of like...South Africa, Zimbabwe etc.

    • @oldman2800
      @oldman2800 Год назад

      The problem with tribalism is that itsan undemocratic unaccountable autocratic structure which should be changed into democratic structures to be credible by law in an open democratic country like ours. Of course the tribal cronies would squeal like stuck pigs because in democratic structures almost all aboriginal elders would be sacked into oblivion by their communities

  • @Lex-cg3ee
    @Lex-cg3ee Год назад +19

    I have heard about this bloke. There is a big story here. Windschuttle is on the money. Yunupingu wielded so much power that no one was game to go against him politically or physically. He didn't buy a mine with shells.

  • @speedymccreedy8785
    @speedymccreedy8785 Год назад +20

    Tens of billions in taxpayer support over the last few decades, billions more from mining companies, and another group even today trying to fleece Fortescue out of 1/2 a billion annually. But it is never ever enough, and the collective lot of aborigines never improves. The very definition of a bottomless pit.

  • @linseyocsfam8663
    @linseyocsfam8663 Год назад +23

    I admit to being curious as to why and to who an aboriginal corporation would sell a local property that was bought for $540 000, most likely tax payer funded, 9 years later sell it for $1. The property was then resold 7 months later for $950 000. Not a bad profit on the $1 buy for someone. If I was a cynic I would think that it was a family member who was the lucky buyer? That amount of money could have bought quite a few scholarships, provided lots of tafe courses, health assistance to those in need to close the gap. Yes, these transactions are recorded publicly and have been sent to senators that may be interested in investigating where the billions have gone.

  • @magnusforte9988
    @magnusforte9988 Год назад +38

    They need to make a movie out of this

  • @neilhamilton3004
    @neilhamilton3004 Год назад +10

    Is anyone surprised. This should be on the front pages of all the MSM.

  • @myristicanz
    @myristicanz Год назад +16

    That’s what happens to all the land monies, it never trickles past immediate family.

  • @youbigtubership
    @youbigtubership Год назад +43

    Reminds me of what Jacob Zuma did once he got power in South Africa. Mob rule, mob violence, leads to corruption of government by mobsters.

  • @sarkastodon30
    @sarkastodon30 Год назад +19

    I initially was thinking, "c'mon Sky News, don't sink to a low of hit pieces." But then hearing the stories. Wow yeah.

  • @infidel202
    @infidel202 Год назад +39

    Now you know what happens to 40 billion dollars annually and why the people who need it most get nothing

  • @mccallsensei3293
    @mccallsensei3293 Год назад +15

    It's always about the money! Just like this "YES" bureaucracy. Wake up people and do your due diligence.

  • @harrycopeland8322
    @harrycopeland8322 Год назад +42

    Albanese certainly knows how to back a winner.

  • @learnenglishwithauntyjeanp1646
    @learnenglishwithauntyjeanp1646 Год назад +38

    I agree with robina boy. 52 years ago when I came to Aus & began 30 years of working in various ways for rural Aboriginal folk, that was the norm. If one family member had something, it was up for grabs by everyone. Several times local white Aussies tokd me the Aboriginals shared everything. I soon learned it wasn't a sharing culture but a taking culture. BTW, it wasnt white folk who coined the phrase Coconut for Aboriginals who made a success of their lives.

    • @stephenwright1476
      @stephenwright1476 Год назад

      "taking culture"what like THEIR land was taken from them

    • @judithmargret5972
      @judithmargret5972 Год назад

      Stephen Wright,
      this is getting so old and boring.
      They want land and houses, they get get it like everyone else does, work for it.
      Time for the government to withdraw the billions of $ handouts every year.

    • @saintsone7877
      @saintsone7877 Год назад +1

      @@stephenwright1476 You say THEIR land was taken away from them. When? Under Aboriginal culture they have NO land and are only the custodians of whatever lands they live on.
      Ownership is European culture NOT Aboriginal culture.
      Secondly, who did the Aboriginals take this land they are custodians of from as there were many cultures on the land of what is today known as Australia before the Aborigine arrived(that's right "arrived" as they did not begin in Australia).
      Thirdly, go to a land rights case in court and see just how much they love their traditional burial grounds etc. No sooner does a tribe get awarded a parcel of land they are signing mining rights contracts as they are NOT the traditional dwellers but interlopers with ZERO ties to that parcel the courts awarded simply for being the largest group living on/near that land.
      Everything we are told by current Aboriginal Leaders are lies and schemes to provide an endless stream of funds they can misappropriate and become wealthy from whilst the average Aboriginal gets played for a fool by them.
      And you seem to have swallowed the baloney well and truly.

    • @garyjohnstone6422
      @garyjohnstone6422 Год назад

      where di they put it then@@stephenwright1476

  • @daleedwards8691
    @daleedwards8691 Год назад +7

    Such a disgrace! So many aboriginals living in poverty, sexual assaults, alcoholism how can this man be so revered while he lined his own pockets - makes me sick to the core to see people like him as untouchable. This is not equality

  • @paulcanon5533
    @paulcanon5533 Год назад +12

    Here in the US, our leaders are honest and would never do something like this… oh wait, never mind.

  • @michelejackson2184
    @michelejackson2184 Год назад +14

    Gee if this happened in the private sector all hell will break lose !! Why is this still going on!! Is Albanese blind ?

    • @rosriggs9728
      @rosriggs9728 Год назад

      This is why I dont think the voice would ever work. 240 odd different mobs with different languages, with different cultural rules. Jacinta Price skirts these issues but i notice she is not shying from it. These are the issue she alludes to when she says she is used to being abused, but she is not frightened to tackle, and she mentions she would like to give it a go with love. She has asked elbow can she investigate where all the money goes,,, and you guessed it... elbow said no.

  • @davidcarter4247
    @davidcarter4247 Год назад +38

    The Labor party likes to think of itself as carrying on the spirit of Ben Chifley. But instead you will find Labor's modern heroes living in luxury in the most prestigious suburbs having amassed the kind of wealth that Chifley's Labor thought unimaginable for a Labor MP. Yunupingu is very much in the mould a modern Labor hero.

    • @edmurks236
      @edmurks236 Год назад +8

      The Austrlian labor party of today is far far removed from the original authentic labor party of the original form/intent. They dont even represent the worker and many have never met/mixed with the real working class who they despise. Some have been educated at exclusive private schools and led privileged/affirmative lives e.g P Wong for example.

    • @saintsone7877
      @saintsone7877 Год назад

      So true. Were he alive today NO-ONE currently in the Labor party would have lasted more than a day before personally being kicked out for their stupidity. All began with Hawke and his love of the Rich and Famous. Classic Fabian as most Labor leaders have been since Whitlams day.

  • @troyferrari4349
    @troyferrari4349 9 месяцев назад +2

    About time we heard some real "truth telling" 🇦🇺

  • @KellieMaree
    @KellieMaree Год назад +151

    Didn't the same type of thing happen with the ATSIC and the family from Alice Springs, pocket millions? I can't recall the names. I think it was around 30 million at the time. All sorts of wrong doing with the funds, it was all over the news at the time.

    • @Barney_Rubble247
      @Barney_Rubble247 Год назад +25

      Ask geoff clarke.

    • @robynhegwein1
      @robynhegwein1 Год назад +16

      And langton!

    • @judysimpson3774
      @judysimpson3774 Год назад +13

      And 'Sugar" Ray Robinson.

    • @BinSimmons
      @BinSimmons Год назад

      Good old ATSIC: Aboriginals Talking Shit In Canberra

    • @pwillis1589
      @pwillis1589 Год назад

      No investigation or reports found any fraud at ASTIC ever. I have no idea what has tainted your memory. Racism perhaps, ignorance maybe, dementia possibly.

  • @jiminverness
    @jiminverness Год назад +64

    Yunupingu is Albo's Rasputin.

    • @lindageorge8209
      @lindageorge8209 Год назад +3

      And Albo's "one page" Uluru Statement is his Bible.

    • @Soyuz2578
      @Soyuz2578 Год назад +2

      Couldn't be more apt!!!

    • @MA-nm2tv
      @MA-nm2tv Год назад +2

      ​@lindageorge8209 "one page"😂😂😂😅

    • @AlanBoddy-fl2qp
      @AlanBoddy-fl2qp Год назад

      True!Plus Marxist MAYO We'll get the RED flying here🇦🇺😡😡

  • @frednerk3477
    @frednerk3477 Год назад +16

    No hope of seeing something like this on Four Corners then?

    • @eromnaliuqyaj6288
      @eromnaliuqyaj6288 Год назад +4

      Nope can't see ABC making these revelations about Pingu.

    • @robyndoddrell3512
      @robyndoddrell3512 Год назад

      Wouldn't it make interesting viewing? The people down south wouldn't believe it! We've known about it for 30 odd years living in the NT. It's always been hushed up but plenty of people know about it. I guess those who want to keep their jobs have to keep their mouths shut! It'll all be swept under the carpet by MSM and ABC, as usual!

  • @dontbeasheeple5883
    @dontbeasheeple5883 Год назад +45

    I bet that story won't come out in the truth telling 🤣🤣

    • @brettwilliams3471
      @brettwilliams3471 Год назад

      All we will hear is “ misinformation, disinformation and fake news “ not the truth. The voice is a joke and not in a funny way

  • @davew8841
    @davew8841 Год назад +51

    I lived in Gove...Nhulunbuy...for most of 2008, and after I got to know locals, I heard the same stories too. How Galarrwuy lived up the beach in a mansion, and he would sometimes fly his chopper to town for a beer at the Walkabout Tavern. It's a tiny town, and I lived and worked across the road at Gove House, one of the accommodation places used by the mining company. Every morning I'd step out the front door, and one of the several locals sleeping on the front lawn would ask me for a smoke...to which I'd always reply, I don't smoke anymore. I was told that these homeless people were the alcoholics who were kicked out of their dry communities...who would make their way to the town, to sleep on the streets. Fortunately, the weather was always warm. And that year, the government introduced a permit system to buy alcohol....and suddenly one morning, the people sleeping on the lawn were sober.

    • @martinXY
      @martinXY Год назад +4

      Everyone liked Mandawuy. Galarrwuy, not so much.

    • @downunda107
      @downunda107 Год назад +9

      So true, a sad place and glue sniffing drunks with crazed eyes screaming as they wandered down the street while some of their kind strutted about in a few thousand dollars worth of r m Williams gear.

    • @stephenwright1476
      @stephenwright1476 Год назад

      lived there a WHOLE year, another expert

    • @buntafujiwara3586
      @buntafujiwara3586 Год назад +9

      @@stephenwright1476 You, however, have obviously never been anywhere near the place.

    • @scottchapman5783
      @scottchapman5783 Год назад +7

      ​@@martinXYMandawuy did more for his people in trying to educate them and being a leader than Gallurwuy ever could have hoped to.
      Spent 5 years in Yirrkala late 80's - early 90s, even as a kid who knew nothing, I knew the name Gallurwuy meant bad stuff.

  • @MichaelStrange-n2w
    @MichaelStrange-n2w Год назад +37

    Well…..surprise…..surprise!! And no wonder Albanese has aligned himself with him…..speaks for itself really!

    • @Jim.Thunda
      @Jim.Thunda Год назад +4

      Effluent rises to the top every time.

  • @garyjohnstone6422
    @garyjohnstone6422 Год назад +32

    And these were not small amounts, for instance he got 1% of Ranger Mines turnover which peaked at $400m t/o = $4M pa for many years.

    • @stephenwright1476
      @stephenwright1476 Год назад

      Yes but let's not state the bleeding obvious. They never ceded their sovereignty. Never, never, never. Bolt, as usual is moaning about a legal fiction.

    • @rosriggs9728
      @rosriggs9728 Год назад +1

      um, and that was not all...When in the early 70's explorations was going on, payments were made re drill holes to see if the amount of mineral they were looking for was viable, those payments were substantial then too.

  • @geoffbrown1518
    @geoffbrown1518 Год назад +48

    Wages for a full time helicopter pilot wouldn't come cheap.

    • @uberboiz
      @uberboiz Год назад +5

      Just like the helicopter itself.

  • @carolpountney7627
    @carolpountney7627 Год назад +10

    We are rarely taught the truth about anything😢

  • @TheBigmongrel
    @TheBigmongrel Год назад +25

    Currently in Australia. Source: Professor Matthew Bennett, spokesman for the Sovereign Court of International Justice (SCIJ) and International Barrister with a 25+ year legal career and an expert on international law.
    • 3,278 Aboriginal corporations
    • 243 Native title bodies
    • 48 Land councils
    • 35 Regional councils
    • 122+ Aboriginal agencies
    • 3 Advisory bodies
    • 145 Health Organisations
    • 11 Indigenous Federal MPs
    • 12 Culturally important Indigenous days
    • Taxpayers give $30B annually for 984,000 people (3.8% of the population)
    • Expenditure per person in 2012-13 was $43,449 on Indigenous Australian compare to $20,900 on other Australians a ratio of 2.08 to 1 and increase from 1.95 in 2009.
    Senator Price says Australian taxpayers spend at least $100 million a day on direct support for Indigenous Australians every year or $39.5 billion of direct government expenditure every single year.
    The figures are based on the 2017 Indigenous Expenditure Report produced by the Productivity Commission.
    The Australian government is removing your property ownership rights, one step at a time. Every State in Australia has already sold off the Lands and Title Office, your original titles have been destroyed, and been replace with “digital certificates of title.” This is not a lawful proof of historical ownership nor has it any legal weight, the value of your property is in the TITLE. i.e., Title Deed

    • @CharmaineBarrett
      @CharmaineBarrett Год назад +1

      Interesting, could you please provide a link to your sources? It would be nice to have a copy of these numbers. Thanks.

    • @sheerluckholmes7720
      @sheerluckholmes7720 Год назад

      @@CharmaineBarrett he did,so get to it.🥱

    • @missinterpreted4923
      @missinterpreted4923 Год назад +2

      Thank you for your research!

    • @oldman2800
      @oldman2800 Год назад +1

      Wow

  • @laurencepomery3652
    @laurencepomery3652 Год назад +26

    have to admit i'm shocked that there are people that are surprised by this behaviour, the abject poverty of people living on the fringes of any outback town whilst certain families live the life of plenty, and how they come to gain this wealth is nothing short of insidious ....... it's not Orwell's 1984 it's Animal Farm

    • @saintsone7877
      @saintsone7877 Год назад

      What a load of poppycock. Jealousy is a curse. Many people gain wealth legitimately and as a result of hard endeavour and simply insult them by claiming they have achieved it via insidious means in insulting. No doubt there are cases you may have a point but to make it a blanket statement for all families who happen to become wealthy simply shows your own jealousy. Half the millionares in Australia came from poor families and worked hard and long to get where they are. Shame on you for such dismissively ignorant comments.

  • @chrisyoung9194
    @chrisyoung9194 Год назад +16

    Mal Brough gave Galarrwuy Yunupingu $9 min to develop his cattle station for tourists....he didn't....but he did get a nice helicopter.
    East Arnhem is a wonderful place and Nabalco, Alcan and Rio Tinto have assisted in development but also made the elders wealthy....no different from mining all over the country.
    But, the taxpayer continually supports these groups endlessly.

  • @barryjulianwaldron3656
    @barryjulianwaldron3656 Год назад +24

    Now they call for compensation for being civilised?
    🇦🇺💯%

  • @Ainzleeriddell
    @Ainzleeriddell Год назад +8

    Yunupingu assaulted an ABC journalist in an ABC studio. He threw a glass of water at her. The incident was covered up.

  • @barefootbandit1
    @barefootbandit1 Год назад +25

    Sounds like a preview of How The Voice will run a handful of grubs will get all of the money

    • @johnstaring3210
      @johnstaring3210 Год назад +5

      It will all be directed to their immediate family and no one else. "Always was, always will be".

  • @nelly365
    @nelly365 Год назад +15

    We lived in Arnhem land in the 70s yunupingu was notorious then. God knows how much taxpayer money he went through

  • @witsend008
    @witsend008 Год назад +13

    Albo simping with a forked tongue.

  • @gullwingstorm857
    @gullwingstorm857 Год назад +12

    What’s with this mad Aboriginal obsession of Albo’s? Has he been this obsessed in the past?

    • @BigGen222
      @BigGen222 Год назад +4

      I have asked myself the same question. What is really going on here.

    • @dontbeasheeple5883
      @dontbeasheeple5883 Год назад +1

      Come on, AnAl is nowhere near intelligent enough to come up with this sh1t on his own. He's merely a sock puppet for his handlers at the UN / WEF.

    • @marylacapp7262
      @marylacapp7262 Год назад +5

      This has become almost cult like behaviour.

    • @StellarJones
      @StellarJones Год назад

      Sorry if I offended any Aboriginals, but the Aboriginal contributed nothing to the society of Australia. They prefer their own culture than incorporating into the society. We give them handouts and now they are asking for special rights just because they were the original inhabitants whatever millenia ago. The westerners and immigrants built up Australia.

  • @grantogden6271
    @grantogden6271 Год назад +9

    This is why in my life time those most in need have never moved forward.. Worst kept secret

  • @anthonycowles3153
    @anthonycowles3153 Год назад +21

    Mayo is the same type of bludger / grifter ...

    • @Metamorphica2
      @Metamorphica2 Год назад

      He's much worse than that! He's the instigator of the Uluru Statement from the heart, he is a fraud - he has no Torres Strait Islander or Aborigine ancestry - and he is a militant communist. His agenda is to turn Aboriginal nations into communists, enshrined in our democratic constitution.

    • @saintsone7877
      @saintsone7877 Год назад +2

      And just another pretend Aborigine. His mother was Polish and his father a Filipino. Real genuine Aborigine is that Mayo bloke.

  • @JK-jj9ko
    @JK-jj9ko Год назад +41

    Why is there articles stating that Yunupingu at year of death 2023 net worth was 7.1 million dollars ?

  • @lesleyosborne9319
    @lesleyosborne9319 Год назад +6

    What a WASTE of Opportunity for those people. That's sad. This just PROOVES its all about MONEY.

  • @jenzag7621
    @jenzag7621 9 месяцев назад +2

    History, will never ever forget, Albo's the prime minister, who caused the most unrest and disatisfaction in Australia, a once beautiful, happy, welcoming country.

  • @H4RedOctober
    @H4RedOctober Год назад +24

    So I have a question! Are all Aboriginal Tribes/Clans equal or are some more equal than othes? Yurupingu's actions would suggest the latter.

    • @rosriggs9728
      @rosriggs9728 Год назад

      different mobs have different rules, different cultures and speak different languages.

  • @Jopacob
    @Jopacob Год назад +8

    So Yunupingu gets 75% of the $20-50 million per decade =15-37.5 million and 85% of his clan, and zero of others remain on welfare and other Government programs.
    I read the Quadrant piece in their special Voice edition (free online, p58).
    for over 30 years the Mining Companies have had local Apprentice>Training>Job>Career programs, as we would all expect and are told about.
    The amount of Yonglu people in East Arnhem land that took advantage 1.
    Only 1 in over 30 years. Why work when you get free money, no accountability and royalties, etc? Also would be hard to do an apprenticeship if you haven't been to school = illiterate and no numeracy.

  • @stuartthompson7102
    @stuartthompson7102 Год назад +8

    Thank you more truth. Follow the money. More Labour Lies.

    • @beldengi
      @beldengi Год назад

      It is spelled Labor, not Labour. Typical ignorance of the NO camp.

    • @MA-nm2tv
      @MA-nm2tv Год назад

      ​@@beldengiNot everyone that watches Sky is Australian. Now that's ignorance...

  • @jimp5492
    @jimp5492 6 месяцев назад +2

    I lived up there for many years, it was common knowledge what he was like. I had a friend called Mike who he employed as a chopper pilot, the only time he flew was to go hunting or into Darwin shopping. Mike was so bored not flying he used to jump on a grader to fill in his days. Yunupingu had a big 3 story house with a wife on each floor, i believe. When he visited a community he would take alcohol and meat to keep the elders happy.

  • @barryjames8605
    @barryjames8605 Год назад +3

    Why is this not public news and only the bolt report has the guts

  • @JK-jj9ko
    @JK-jj9ko Год назад +21

    So now the question is where did the 32 billion go ?

  • @sharynwillis8920
    @sharynwillis8920 Год назад +3

    Many are not the heroes that people think they are.

  • @RiverWhiskey07
    @RiverWhiskey07 9 месяцев назад +1

    If Albo keeps trying to push this voice after the Australian people have said NO, then he needs to be bought to justice. We said NO, thats the end of the voice in any eay shape or form. Any council, gov body thatbgoes against this should be dealt with. Treasonusness comes to mind.

  • @JosephB-tv7gf
    @JosephB-tv7gf Год назад +29

    Of course, years ago, this was nothing new. They were the potentates, chieftains, warlords, sultans, caliphs, emirs, panjandrums, ... of old and were solely out for number one. Now, as they are of a certain demographic they can do no wrong and are blessed or saintly.