The History of Australia - Animated Video

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  • Опубликовано: 4 янв 2025

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  • @jacobbriers7863
    @jacobbriers7863 7 лет назад +164

    Wheres Tasmania mate

    • @MTG776
      @MTG776 7 лет назад +2

      *Where's

    • @lmckinnon199
      @lmckinnon199 6 лет назад +11

      Fucking its cousin

    • @chloehannah5295
      @chloehannah5295 6 лет назад +2

      no where

    • @pdenn1s
      @pdenn1s 6 лет назад

      4:13 I see it in the map right there, what are you talking about? are you not sure how to find it?

    • @asianguy1700
      @asianguy1700 5 лет назад +1

      Peter Dennis he’s probably talking about Australia when the guy is explaining. Some of the Australia images don’t even have Tasmania.

  • @dom9073
    @dom9073 7 лет назад +83

    For us Aussies 30ºC is a nice day.

    • @-gemberkoekje-5547
      @-gemberkoekje-5547 6 лет назад +3

      That's a horrible day, how can you like anything but around room temperature... Just non-sensible...

    • @dutchvanderlinde7765
      @dutchvanderlinde7765 6 лет назад +7

      @@-gemberkoekje-5547 what crap country are you from

    • @basedbattledroid3507
      @basedbattledroid3507 6 лет назад +2

      -Gemberkoekje- If you think 30° is bad; I wouldn't recommend coming here in the summer, haha, it got to 60° one time.

    • @kayseek1248
      @kayseek1248 6 лет назад +1

      -Gemberkoekje- we have fuckin beaches, and you’d be surprised by how much of a role architecture plays in how we feel hot and cold

    • @allanosullivan6270
      @allanosullivan6270 6 лет назад +1

      True m8

  • @olliemakesvideos125
    @olliemakesvideos125 6 лет назад +30

    No one mentions that one time where things got out of hand and the British almost wiped out the entire population of Tasmania...

  • @nevah5982
    @nevah5982 7 лет назад +48

    Very few people from the USA have moved here compared to any other country, in fact I would say that people from the USA would make up the smallest minority. Definitely not worthy of a mention when compared to the number of Italians, Greeks, Vietnamese etc.

    • @mdm6977
      @mdm6977 7 лет назад +6

      100% agree hardly any Americans mainly Chinese and Indians

    • @cocoacoolness
      @cocoacoolness 6 лет назад

      Yeah I think I've only met two Americans before..... but i've met so many people from other countries

    • @thetrashmaster1352
      @thetrashmaster1352 6 лет назад +2

      Nevah There are 5000 Americans in Australia. compare that to 3 million Asians, 1.5 million Brit's and 500,000 kiwis. there are more Sudanese and south Africans than Americans. why does the US get a mention? fuck knows.

    • @benvado4586
      @benvado4586 6 лет назад

      Zombtroll69 Because its the United States. We are a factor in everything, like it or not.

    • @basedbattledroid3507
      @basedbattledroid3507 6 лет назад

      I'd also say a lot of Swedish, Scottish, Irish, Slavic peoples.

  • @Paragon._.
    @Paragon._. 4 года назад +16

    I learned under 10 minutes while my school took 3 years to make me learn about something

  • @ScorchedEarthRevenge
    @ScorchedEarthRevenge 6 лет назад +17

    Mistakes:
    1: Missing Tasmania from the Map
    2: Australia is not mostly desert, it is mostly semi-arid (outback), there is a difference
    3: Those temperatures are average daily high temperatures, not average temperatures
    4: Not all Aboriginal tribes were hunters and gatherers. There is evidence for ancient agriculture along the Murray River

    • @betula2137
      @betula2137 Год назад +1

      Yep!
      Obviously so much information gets omitted from short summary videos, but those were some pretty egregious blind spots and generalisations.

  • @rileynissen2067
    @rileynissen2067 6 лет назад +6

    The lack of Tassie is the most distracting thing 😂😂😂 poor Tassie

    • @betula2137
      @betula2137 Год назад

      Yes kind of took me out of it, but I'm way too biased to be watching a video about the _mainland_

  • @fabianedian9524
    @fabianedian9524 7 лет назад +91

    Great video, and I hope you do well. Just a critique, you're missing Tasmania, it is the island south of Victoria which is a state of Australia.

    • @dwla45
      @dwla45  7 лет назад +10

      oh whoops. I see. Thanks for bringing it up!

    • @3122tan
      @3122tan 7 лет назад +3

      DWLA it's a good video but I agree with the map being problematic. If you look at the bottom centre, the York Peninsula is depicted as a round protuberance. It's really a totally different shape, uncannily like a boot. I noticed because it's where my parents live. So yeah, the different map you use in the second half of the video is much better. It includes Tassie (which is one of just six states!) and the shape of the continent is more accurate.

    • @pdenn1s
      @pdenn1s 6 лет назад

      4:13 I see it in the map right there, what are you talking about? are you not sure how to find it?

  • @jamescusack6511
    @jamescusack6511 7 лет назад +8

    I love the style of animation, and I like your accent! You’ve earned a subscriber!

  • @Johan-nj1eq
    @Johan-nj1eq 5 лет назад +12

    nice video was very well explained and everything was understood. The video was very helpful, keep it up! : D

  • @albertferrer1243
    @albertferrer1243 7 лет назад +8

    Good job, thank you for taking the time!

  • @portellio_the_space_rider9473
    @portellio_the_space_rider9473 6 лет назад +4

    5:55 norwegia?

  • @olliebtw9433
    @olliebtw9433 3 года назад +4

    Have to give him credit for explaining Dreamtime so well

  • @betula2137
    @betula2137 Год назад

    Thanks for 4:56 - 6:54
    Just a minor detail, there were parts of Australia where the British had a hard time militarily.
    Obviously the British had an advantage in terms of war as a means to take over, but this was from inherited experience and weaponry too, as Aboriginal warfare was very different with different laws and customs (therefore different strengths). In this environment, there could be no fair war.
    However, in some parts, like Tasmania, resistance was so effective (leaders of multiple nations who sometimes utilised British tools) that one of the book-described genocides (killing and displacement) was established.

  • @helendavies5252
    @helendavies5252 7 лет назад +9

    Where is Tasmania?

  • @AZBIDABOI
    @AZBIDABOI Месяц назад +1

    where is tassie

  • @farisel8419
    @farisel8419 4 года назад +2

    Moin wieso machst du erst jetzt die Hausaufgaben?!

  • @chill6594
    @chill6594 3 года назад

    Excellent Video... a great overview.... just the right amount of info....

  • @exploreaustralia6577
    @exploreaustralia6577 6 лет назад +2

    Great animated video

  • @tasnimrahmanalvi8323
    @tasnimrahmanalvi8323 6 лет назад +4

    Thanks. Very clearly explained.

  • @byronyouththeatre2781
    @byronyouththeatre2781 6 лет назад +1

    Hey DWLA can we make an edit of your video for a play we are creating called In My Skin please?

  • @qwertyuiop9060
    @qwertyuiop9060 4 года назад +1

    Something you might want to look into is that modern research suggests that Aboriginals had an agrarian lifestyle as opposed to the common misconception of Hunter Gatherer. This explains the planned layout of Australia's terrain.
    Most of the evidence for this came from accounts from the first European colonists that arrived on the land.

    • @maddyg3208
      @maddyg3208 4 года назад

      The ancient aborigines might have had a few aspects of their lifestyle that might have gobe beyond hunting and gathering but saying they were "agrarian" (presumably because of their extensive burning) is stretching the concept way too far.

    • @qwertyuiop9060
      @qwertyuiop9060 4 года назад

      @@maddyg3208 Im no expert on the topic, but I have found several recent youtube videos and a few ted talks delineating on the subject. Take a look at it

  • @yesid17
    @yesid17 7 лет назад +2

    fantastic video!!

  • @NickSoper
    @NickSoper 6 лет назад +3

    History only starts at 2:00

  • @boujiebarbie3198
    @boujiebarbie3198 5 лет назад +1

    Amazed by the Stolen Children part. The way this world works or doesn't is shocking.

  • @zerox4224
    @zerox4224 6 лет назад +1

    what software did you use? i need to do something like this for school too

    • @dwla45
      @dwla45  6 лет назад +4

      We used Adobe After Effects for the video itself and Adobe Illustrator for the graphics.

    • @zerox4224
      @zerox4224 6 лет назад +2

      DWLA thanks

  • @olliebtw9433
    @olliebtw9433 3 года назад +1

    5:20 bio weapons weren’t even a concept let alone possible to have used at that time and it’s really annoying when people say it

  • @bskinny9009
    @bskinny9009 7 лет назад +10

    They mention the Finnish and Swedish(30,000) immigration to Australia, which is miniscule compared to Italians(1 million), Greeks(152,000} and Croatians(118,000), clear discrimination.

  • @adriennehunt1799
    @adriennehunt1799 4 года назад +1

    Britain also was worried that the French would stake a claim on The Great Southern Land before them. The convicts were only a secondary reason for colonisation.

  • @eddykate6626
    @eddykate6626 6 лет назад +1

    I enjoyed this video and wish you well in your future.

    • @williamtheophilus9232
      @williamtheophilus9232 2 года назад

      You can say that again, I was so happy after looking at the video, wow that's awesome I must say, 🤔🤗

  • @Skipper.17
    @Skipper.17 Год назад

    06:20 this was due to the fact that aboriginals would neglect halfcast children and leave them to die. What is also little known is that white children who were born to unwed mothers were also taken from their mothers

  • @redd605
    @redd605 5 лет назад

    What I can't understand is why Australia has not constructed a water pipeline to feed the remote areas or make it more greener.and solar powered houses in the outbacks .or have they done this already

    • @miriam2909
      @miriam2909 4 года назад

      Not enough water and of what there is so much has been sold to the Chinese. Go figure. Australians hate it.
      Solar power is rapidly on the rise

    • @redd605
      @redd605 4 года назад

      @@miriam2909 each state has a premier like USA governor make the decision and not the leader of the country to what happens in that state is probably what has happened and the other don't want it

  • @leonidas759
    @leonidas759 2 года назад

    Tolles Video! Super interessant und informativ

  • @SorenAraujo
    @SorenAraujo 6 лет назад

    Norwegia?

  • @mattcorderoy3637
    @mattcorderoy3637 4 года назад

    This is not a history of Australia, it’s a brief history of aboriginal and European conflict which whilst significant is only one part of the history of Australia. High school project level history.

  • @hyunjinki1995
    @hyunjinki1995 6 лет назад

    Wwwwwwhat Norwegia? Where is it ?

  • @benmckinnon3440
    @benmckinnon3440 6 лет назад

    What program do you guys use to animate?

    • @dwla45
      @dwla45  5 лет назад

      We use Adobe After Effects for the animations. And create the icons with Photoshop or Illustrater.

  • @rolandhearn6662
    @rolandhearn6662 7 лет назад +12

    This is not a bad video but it really should be called a history of the race struggle in Australia. While there is much to be sorry for in this process and a lot of reparation still to be done it is not the only thing that has happened in Australian history. If I were you I would change the title a bit and have another go at actually reflecting the history of Australia. The struggle portrayed here is well worth mentioning but develop some of the other themes as well. Gold was important but wool a lot more important. The two world wars had a massive impact on shaping Australian identity. The political scene of the 1970 has had a major impact on Australian identity. So many things just missed out.

  • @alexlyon88
    @alexlyon88 7 лет назад +1

    Is Brüno narrating this video?

  • @fernandopereira1520
    @fernandopereira1520 4 года назад +2

    Check the date of the discovery of Timor by the Portuguese and you would understand that the first Europeans to have discovered Australia were not the Dutch!

  • @japronHD
    @japronHD 6 лет назад +6

    Norwegia..
    ITS NORWAY *triggered*
    Anyways a really good video

  • @christophermarshall3409
    @christophermarshall3409 5 лет назад +1

    But where’s tassie mate?

  • @Abevrfx
    @Abevrfx 3 месяца назад

    blud sounds like hes mumbling .😭🙏

  • @mysteriousgirl4438
    @mysteriousgirl4438 7 лет назад +4

    Sorry Day was not in 1998 it was 2008

    • @mysteriousgirl4438
      @mysteriousgirl4438 7 лет назад +2

      I don’t even know why it is even mentioned in this video, Kevin rude only did it for votes, I’ve never here’d anyone celebrate it, though what happened was bad the whole concept of saying sorry for something you personally didn’t do is crazy and it just shows how weak of a man Kevin Rudd is and if anyone should be saying sorry it should be the church because it was missionaries who did the whole thing

    • @mysteriousgirl4438
      @mysteriousgirl4438 7 лет назад +2

      L Denke nah it wasn’t, Kevin Rudd was PM and I was in high school

    • @echelon2k8
      @echelon2k8 6 лет назад

      It wasn't missionaries who did the whole thing, the removal of children from their families was done by the Australian Federal and State government agencies AND church missions, under acts of their respective parliaments. Kevin Rudd said sorry because as Prime Minister he represented the head of the government which began in 1901 with Federation (before the Stolen Generation) and which still continues to this day.

  • @BlaqKobra_
    @BlaqKobra_ 6 лет назад

    Where is Tasmania

  • @miaeuphemia6096
    @miaeuphemia6096 3 года назад

    3:12

  • @fyshi6226
    @fyshi6226 7 лет назад +3

    Excellent vid but you forgot Tasmania, and the average temperatures are more like 50 and 0

  • @gustavodiniz6156
    @gustavodiniz6156 2 года назад

    Autralia fue descubierta por el navegante portugues Cristovao de Mendonca en 1521, y Nueva Zelanda por el español Diego Alonso de Solis en 1527. Luego llegaron holandeses y britanicos.

  • @Evelyn-im6yu
    @Evelyn-im6yu 4 года назад

    wheres tasmania ???

    • @dwla45
      @dwla45  4 года назад

      yes, yes ^^

  • @timothymartin9224
    @timothymartin9224 6 лет назад

    Hey mate you forgotten Tasmania on the East Coast of Australia down the bottom

  • @ffls775
    @ffls775 5 лет назад +1

    2:15 Neither tasmania nor new zealand are in the map... wtf

  • @lovevietnam6695
    @lovevietnam6695 3 года назад

    so great sharing

  • @adriennehunt1799
    @adriennehunt1799 4 года назад

    40,000 to 70,000? It is thought Australia's indigenous inhabitants have been here much longer.

  • @damienwhitton3182
    @damienwhitton3182 4 года назад

    He has Tasmania out and the Dutch came and tried to colonise Australia but couldn’t and Australia was called new Holland before it was called Australia even French have come but left and we had a lot of convicts being sent to van demons land which is Tasmania they where sent there because it was the furthest corner of the earth they thought

  • @avrilduck8326
    @avrilduck8326 2 года назад

    Great

  • @rithvikjitin8378
    @rithvikjitin8378 4 года назад +1

    Who is watching in 2020

  • @kennymac4523
    @kennymac4523 7 лет назад +1

    Great Video, keep it up mate. (Grüsse aus Australien)

    • @dwla45
      @dwla45  7 лет назад +1

      Thank you! :)

  • @marcelojr9913
    @marcelojr9913 6 лет назад

    Good video

  • @Jj-or5ix
    @Jj-or5ix 7 лет назад +21

    Like it but I can't understand ur accent at times ..

  • @UniqueBundle
    @UniqueBundle 4 года назад +2

    amazing video, liked your channel. I could't leave your channel without subscribing your channel.

  • @corentinlucas1899
    @corentinlucas1899 4 года назад +1

    Encore une super vidéo, m'a bien aidée pour réalisé le travail en anglais
    Encore mille merci pour ce document qui devrait être classé au patrimoine de L'UNESCO
    Bisous
    QLF A FOND

    • @ZWeRzZ
      @ZWeRzZ 4 года назад

      j'approuve complètement ton commentaire
      Vie sur nous

  • @scottmaclean1455
    @scottmaclean1455 4 года назад

    you missed dirk hearthog discovering the west coast in 1600's, and when first settlers came in 1788 didnt like botany bay so they sailed further north to port jackson where they founded sydney. sick of every make that mistake when cook charted the coast he missed port jackson(now known as sydney harbour) entirley dew to strange three heads that lead into the harbour

  • @georgesmith4509
    @georgesmith4509 3 года назад

    you left out all of the other dutch explorers who charted much of the West Coast, Cook's landing was in Botany Bay the first settlement was at Sydney (now Circular Quay) in Sydney Harbour (port Jackson) Check your data about the first fleet bringing in small pox! There is no record of it on the 1st fleet and none of the convicts died of it Also we don't how many died or from what before white records where kept, BUT where is Tassie. Otherwise it's a good and reasonably accurate video.

  • @lafred2007
    @lafred2007 Год назад

    Correct research overall. They brought convits here because they lost the war in USA and to get a foot hold b4 the French. French took many islands north east of us till this day

  • @yellow82811
    @yellow82811 6 лет назад

    Equ-ador means in Korean is One eyed fathers Son. One eyed descendant can solve this twisted lineages by cons not pros.

  • @ragnarox16
    @ragnarox16 7 лет назад

    Good job.

    • @dwla45
      @dwla45  7 лет назад

      Thank you :)

  • @patrickjanes7234
    @patrickjanes7234 6 лет назад

    DWLA, you forgot Tasmania, which is Australia's province.

  • @prettyaverageyoga8260
    @prettyaverageyoga8260 3 года назад

    You did a better job of telling the basic truth about our history than our own schools do. The stolen generations however were not just mix race children, and some argue that the stolen generations continue as aboriginal children who are removed from parents even today for various reasons are generally placed into white care.

  • @lushkiwi6493
    @lushkiwi6493 6 лет назад

    Isn't Oceania a continent?

    • @echelon2k8
      @echelon2k8 6 лет назад +1

      "Oceania is a geographical region comprising Australasia, Melanesia, Micronesia and Polynesia."
      "The continent of Australia, sometimes known in technical contexts by the names Sahul, Australinea or Meganesia to distinguish it from the country of Australia, consists of the land masses which sit on Australia's continental shelf."

  • @owenking4792
    @owenking4792 4 года назад +1

    nice

  • @pmcm-ih1ep
    @pmcm-ih1ep 4 года назад

    I just discovered Zealand is a place in Denmark, the name Australia comes from Austria ...almost every non Aboriginal named town is named after one in England or Europe...and Australians, Aussies, think they are original!?

    • @mennoydema5222
      @mennoydema5222 4 года назад

      Funny guy. Zealand is a province in the Netherlands, Australia is from Terra Australis which means southern land and yes, of course most settlements were called after places where the settlers came from or the people they admired like the queen, king or a governor. Not original, but just the way they did it in those days.

    • @yougoslavia
      @yougoslavia 2 года назад +2

      @@mennoydema5222 I'm pretty sure the place in the Netherlands is called Zeeland. Also it's strange that Terra Australis means Southern land but Austria means Eastern Realm.

    • @mennoydema5222
      @mennoydema5222 2 года назад

      @@yougoslavia yes it's Zeeland, but it became Zealand over there, probably because it sounds similar. On a sidenote, did you know that Vancouver is derived from the family name Van Coevorden ? Coevorden is a town in The Netherlands.

  • @kat.5927
    @kat.5927 6 лет назад

    What accent is this? Irish?

    • @dwla45
      @dwla45  6 лет назад

      German

    • @kat.5927
      @kat.5927 6 лет назад

      Ohh wow nice, I wouldn't have guessed!

  • @sebr119
    @sebr119 6 лет назад

    You have to have a hint of wonder why the Chinese empire never came to Australia ,where in that time they were the ultimate mariners,and only around the corner. Just a thought...

    • @jameskent5351
      @jameskent5351 6 лет назад

      Because they never found it? Some mariners hey.

    • @sebr119
      @sebr119 6 лет назад

      True...to my question, (thoughtfully)was it because there was no coast line to follow ? no trade ? It is said the indigenous of the Australian land are one the oldest in this world. Was it so far removed ?

    • @jameskent5351
      @jameskent5351 6 лет назад

      Sorry for being glib earlier. It's worth pointing out that not all great Empires in history have been maritime powers. For the Chinese the vast majority of their wealth and power came inland farming and not from international trade routes. They just weren't as interested in exploring because they didn't have to.

    • @sebr119
      @sebr119 6 лет назад

      Thank you James. Apologies for such forwardness. What amazes me is that a technologically advanced people at that time did not go forth to discover anything else but there own center(Which you have clarified,thank you).

  • @emblagleng7254
    @emblagleng7254 6 лет назад +4

    Norwegia?? Did You mean Norway? :)) "Norwegia" is a cheese we have in Norway :P A cheese came into Australia for gold??

    • @dwla45
      @dwla45  6 лет назад +1

      * facepalm * Yeah. sorry 'bout that. Haha :D

  • @-gemberkoekje-5547
    @-gemberkoekje-5547 6 лет назад +1

    SAXTON HAAAAAALE!!!

  • @The_ExplorerZZZ
    @The_ExplorerZZZ Год назад

    I got set this as my home work 😂

  • @mikaelgaming2679
    @mikaelgaming2679 4 месяца назад

    Who else is doing this for homework

  • @danielcharleston3343
    @danielcharleston3343 6 лет назад

    Me: Clicks on the video. Me: Dose not see Tasmania. Apparently i don't exist, or am actually living on the ocean.

  • @stephanieduncan9143
    @stephanieduncan9143 4 года назад +1

    🗣️ we're are the real Australians(Oboriginals)🤔🤔

  • @KorrinaDavis
    @KorrinaDavis 6 лет назад +3

    TASMANIA ?? :( :(

  • @Flugmorph
    @Flugmorph 5 лет назад +3

    ah yes, famous norwegia 😉

  • @iamachinesepetwholies5476
    @iamachinesepetwholies5476 6 лет назад

    The only animated thing about this video is it's words

  • @yellow82811
    @yellow82811 6 лет назад

    They resemble of Ainu of Japanese.

  • @haileydarling9360
    @haileydarling9360 6 лет назад +1

    Please do NOT think this video is accurate! It does not give true information about Australia’s history! Do NOT believe the information given in this video.

  • @cristianramos5947
    @cristianramos5947 2 года назад

    That's a sharp accent

  • @aussieshootandhuntadventur4973
    @aussieshootandhuntadventur4973 4 года назад

    You forgot to mention the only reason Australia was ever populated was because the American war of independence stopped England from dumping prisoners to North America .... there for they started a colony in Australia ..... we are forever indebted to the American war of independents

  • @zemeneselassi2381
    @zemeneselassi2381 6 лет назад +1

    great video, but you should of gone more in depth of the pain and suffering inflicted upon the indigenous. for example, newborns of the indigenous were buried in the ground, with the heads planted ground level, and were subjected to be used as footballs as cruel and and evil games by the British settlers. Men of the indigenous tribes had their genitals cut off and were forced to bleed to death, while woman had large sticks stabbed within their genitals until they died from internal suffering. These atrocious acts were bestowed upon them in hopes of completing genocide among the indigenous people. There are no Indigenous people left off the island of Tasmania.
    These acts are buried so deep into our history books that not even I knew the full extent of Australia’s history until I was in early high school, doing my own research. ‘ National sorry Day’ was actually held in 2006, not 1998. Myself and my entire class was 12 years old at that time, and had never understood the depth of Australia’s history with the Indigenous, that my class teacher forced us to be apart of such a momentous time in history, by silencing us in the presence of the radio apology that took place on all channels. It changed my view on Australia, a place I called home, to say the least.
    Anyways, your video was great! Good to hear this is still being acknowledged on a world platform.

    • @zemeneselassi2381
      @zemeneselassi2381 6 лет назад

      my apologies, I have a typo, ‘sorry day’ was 2008

    • @deusexmachina1421
      @deusexmachina1421 6 лет назад

      😱😱😱😱😱😱😱 that's atrocious! oh man! Is there any link you can suggest where I can read on stories like these? I really would appreciate it. Thank u in advance.

    • @jameskent5351
      @jameskent5351 6 лет назад

      You'll be waiting for a while Peter. No one can dispute that atrocities did occur during Australia's colonisation but people have a seriously warped view of its scale. For example you will often have people repeat as fact that it used to be legal to hunt Aboriginals citing a mythical "Flora and Fauna Act". This has never been true not even remotely. Or they will claim that Aboriginals weren't citizens until the 67 referendum. Which also isn't true, the 67 referendum amended the constitution to allow for affirmative action. But Aboriginals became citizens the same time white people did 1948. Even Zemene is lying to you. For example they have actually used an example of Aboriginal Australian infanticide (where Aboriginals would murder their sick children to conserve resources) as "proof" of settler violence: www.theaustralian.com.au/news/nation/aboriginal-violence-was-sanitised/news-story/d582c8e87e0b579dc333d23c185f5d55
      www.theage.com.au/entertainment/books/bad-dreaming-aboriginal-mens-violence-against-women-and-children-20070519-ge4xcf.html

    • @sirsillybilly
      @sirsillybilly 6 лет назад +2

      Zemene Selassi
      The Tasmanian Aboriginals never wanted to negotiate. There was a 12 year war.
      If you knew your history, which you don’t, you’d realise they attempted a Treaty many times with depictions of
      Peace.
      Look in to it.
      Also the British arrived mandated under Philip to not attack or kill. This was held up until Pemulwuy shed first blood.
      The Small Pox and viruses were unknown to the British. It didn’t come from Australia but from the Malacas in the north. It would’ve been too far for such a virus to survive the journey from England.
      Historical revisionism has brainwashed the pox to create a post colonial guilt to enable globalisation.
      I’ve been studying this for thirty years well before the internet and revisionist BS
      Do some more study

  • @noneofyourbusiness7396
    @noneofyourbusiness7396 Год назад

    Nice starting point but that history seems to be "black washed" that is all the negative bits of the aboriginal culture, and the positive bits of the European society that replace this culture has been omitted.
    Negative Bits
    1. Infanticide (people killing their own children) was commonly practiced for numerous reasons including population control ( you could say post term abortion) and religious and cultural beliefs.
    2. Cannibalism was practiced ( that is where people were eating other people who they have killed).
    3. For 10's of thousands (before Europeans arrivals) the 300-500 different tribes were at constant war with each other, where stronger tribes committed genocide of the weaker tribes by massacring these tribes. This was evidenced and reported on by Europeans after they arrived. The sad fact is that more aborigines have been kill by other aborigines before, during and after Europeans arrived, than by non aborigines.
    Positives
    1. Some ( NOT all) of the children removed (stolen generations) experienced better lifes than those that remained with their tribes.
    2. Life expectancy prior to European arrival 30-40 years, today after 250 years of European society 70+ years.
    So to all commentators I would suggest present all the facts NOT just the ones that agree with the agenda you are pushing.

  • @sherinetintu
    @sherinetintu 3 года назад

    I’m Australian * Coffs*

  • @wild_mike2906
    @wild_mike2906 3 года назад +1

    Gets hotter than 30 mate haha

  • @robin-38-
    @robin-38- 6 лет назад

    Australia is basically an extended version of europe!

  • @pillow6191
    @pillow6191 6 лет назад

    I couldn't understand your voice at some parts and you missed the entirity of Tasmania but other then that good job!

  • @hollysaga
    @hollysaga 6 лет назад +1

    Dark history

  • @joge3976
    @joge3976 6 лет назад

    you left off Tasmania !!

  • @ImplicitSilence
    @ImplicitSilence 6 лет назад

    Missing Tasmania... you lost a ton of Straya's beauty

  • @athleticdiabetic1426
    @athleticdiabetic1426 6 лет назад

    thanks for the video it'll help for M.U.N

  • @cindywebb1841
    @cindywebb1841 2 года назад

    Ya astralya

    • @williamtheophilus9232
      @williamtheophilus9232 2 года назад

      Cindy what do you know about the history, but for me the history was fun to me ☺️☺️

  • @mostafabinali7109
    @mostafabinali7109 7 лет назад

    european people always say about native people of new world "they are olnly people who just occupied this land " .. european also occupied europe but they never look to themselves as their looking to native america

    • @sirsillybilly
      @sirsillybilly 6 лет назад +1

      mostafa sayd
      Yes and Arab people have tried invading Europe for 1400 years killing in the name of peace only to cry why us time and time again.
      Cause Pakistan was always Muslim right ? No 80 million Hindus slaughtered hey ?!
      Why do Muslims come to the west as victims ?
      The Japanese didn't run to the Americans?
      Why do Muslims adopt this bash whites narrative championing indigenous as victims. Don't answer we all know the politics of the left.
      Crocodile tears belied the fact Islam has
      Killed millions more slaughtering their way through North Africa, Spain, the Middle East, India and Asia.
      Do you think this history is a secret.
      You seem to know so much about the west using western liberal sympathy to extract guilt while thinking your history is a secret and sacred. Pffff please
      Islam is imploding and it has itself to thank.

  • @高句丽是中国
    @高句丽是中国 6 лет назад +12

    The White people invasion began in 1788.White people did not regard Aboriginals as humans.
    The invaders massacred many Aboriginals as sports hunting.
    In 1828 the law was enforced that gives the right to freely capture and kill Aboriginals.
    In 1876, Tasmanian Aboriginals who had 37 thousand people were extinct.
    Aboriginal who had one million people had decreased to 70,000 in 1920.
    Aboriginal young women were made sexually slave.
    From 1869 to 1969, Aboriginal children were taken away and placed in concentration camps.Abused or abandoned.The goal was to abolish Aboriginal culture and eliminate Aboriginal existence itself.
    Aboriginal made a demonstration and a riot but was arrested and was sentenced to death without receiving a trial.
    Many tribes and languages, culture have been extinguished.

    • @echelon2k8
      @echelon2k8 6 лет назад +5

      "The White people invasion began in 1788."
      It wasn't an invasion, there was no substantial military presence when they arrived. They originally came to settle in Australia and the land was claimed by the Crown after recon established that there was no determinable system of government in place. As Aboriginal sovereignty could not be reliably ascertained, the doctrine of Terra nullius was implemented.
      "White people did not regard Aboriginals as humans."
      This is a popular myth thought to have originated in the 1970s. Aboriginal people in Australia have never been covered by a flora and fauna act, either under federal or state law.
      "The invaders massacred many Aboriginals as sports hunting."
      The Aboriginals attacked and killed Europeans first. They continued to menace the Europeans by killing and stealing as they tried to settle. Killing them in return was to push them back away from settlement both in self-defense and in retaliation. This created a cycle of violence that persisted throughout the frontier wars.
      "In 1828 the law was enforced that gives the right to freely capture and kill Aboriginals."
      See above.
      "In 1876, Tasmanian Aboriginals who had 37 thousand people were extinct."
      Tasmania's Aboriginals were not killed to extinction.
      "Aboriginal who had one million people had decreased to 70,000 in 1920."
      Mostly due to the introduction of various diseases which the Aboriginals had no immunity to. This was not state sanctioned.
      "Aboriginal young women were made sexually slave."
      This was not state-sanctioned.
      "From 1869 to 1969, Aboriginal children were taken away and placed in concentration camps.Abused or abandoned.The goal was to abolish Aboriginal culture and eliminate Aboriginal existence itself."
      The so-called stolen generations episode took place from approximately 1905 to 1967. It involved the removal of "half-caste" children from their families by the Australian Federal and State government agencies and church missions, under acts of their respective parliaments.
      "Aboriginal made a demonstration and a riot but was arrested and was sentenced to death without receiving a trial."
      This was not state-sanctioned.
      "Many tribes and languages, culture have been extinguished."
      The Aboriginal Protection Act was put in place in 1869.

    • @_wattsy_4461
      @_wattsy_4461 6 лет назад +3

      echelon2k8 bravo mate. I was gonna respond to all that, but you got there first 👍

    • @Paidinfullcc1gt
      @Paidinfullcc1gt 6 лет назад

      echelon2k8 Around the same time us lucky white people were being burned at the stake, hung or sent to other undeveloped countries as punishment.
      We get the blame for our government, that is like me blaming you for your parents actions.

    • @paulstefan5333
      @paulstefan5333 2 года назад

      You are beautiful and I appreciate your sense of humor. I don't usually comment, but I think you deserve a compliment like this…if I don't mind sending a friend request to Gmail, I'd love to be your friend.

  • @issejrodriguez
    @issejrodriguez 7 лет назад +1

    Astro-Einsztein, no lo cuentes, pero otras partes, con formación académica avanzada y experiencia, tampoco parecen cubrir toda base histórica conseguida.
    o sea: o estuvieran resumiendo bastante o estuvieran desapercibidas de hechos.
    no puede ser que no ostenten curiosidad por búsqueda y exposición critica de hechos, o si?
    😐
    del contenido, recuerdo data acerca de "la generación perdida"; de prole separada de familia original y, entonces, criada por quienes no ostentan vinculación familiar alguna.
    si conoces de historia, de la más rebuscada, recordarás de hechos similares en otros contextos; por lo general, bajo conflicto (como en Argentina, España, en la 2GM); pero, también, a partir de experimento de política pública (como en Dinamarca, Canadá).
    he de advertir que no sucede lo de exponer los capítulos más penosos de uno u otro contexto; de modo que autorizo ejercicio de discreción de parte alemana, australina, Helvética, británica y estadounidense americana para los efectos de cualesquiera exposición exponencial.
    AstroEinsztein, AstroArmsztrong, Kleiin, JjoAroioszxi × Steinmeier♦ × JjoAroiosz × ... advierten común denominador que intención en un inicio es adaptación, mejor vida y otras que no terminaron como lo esperado; pero, similar a los estudios acerca de hermanas/os, suma concerniente preponderancia de la biología (la genética, las predispisiciones hereditarias) sobre el entorno ambiental, sobre todo, socialización cercana de cuidadores y otros primarios.
    (...)
    quiénes más estuvieran en dificultades? Schumpeter?
    Jeszi Steinmeier♦ PlutoFordd Silvestresz KoploWitzs↩ 5KoplOWitzs↩ MartinLutherKingJr Rousseau Rousseausz Torroja Torroja Torroja Torroja Nachosz Anchoasz Salsazs
    no hace falta de política pública para que se observen prácti-cas perjuiciosas; pero, cuando estuvieran institucionalizadas por ordenamiento político, se avecina múltiple fin de mundo.
    (...)
    ↪Jeszi Koplowitzs↩ 5KoplOwitzs↩ Chespii✨ aprox4am del 9 septiembre 12017 hasta fin de los CienAñosdeSoleda🚃🌳🌲
    pd: ☝autorizo que Steinbergsz🔹🔷, Misesz🗽🔸🔶, Rousseau♦🔴 y/o Steinmeier 🔴♦ presenten, pulida e íntegramente, comunicado quickmemo dirigido principalmente a JjoAroiosz🔸 y a Silvestresz🐾; elaborado en la fecha del 7 de julio de 12017; comunicado 9vidas de Silvestresz🐾. ☝autorizo que contenido sea más completo posible; a partir de ediciones sucedidas en el Silvestresz' 9 lives message . ☝autorizo a su vez proceder con lo ordenado en este comunicado quickmemo 9vidas de Silvestresz🐧.↪Jeszi Mijali Koplowitzs↩ 5KoplOwitzs↩ Chespii✨ Mogherinii🗿 GOETHEe📚 Steinmeier♦ JjoAroiosz🐧