YABURARA FLYING FOAM MASSACRE 150 YEARS ON 2018

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  • Опубликовано: 6 янв 2025

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  • @patrussell8917
    @patrussell8917 Год назад +19

    Those who died and those who perpetrated it have all gone and weren't done by today's people Commemorate these horrid events but don't nurture them a a grievance to live by

    • @privateprivate3767
      @privateprivate3767 Год назад +6

      every story I've heard of white on aboriginal violence is always retaliation or self defense
      every story I hear of aboriginal on white violence is unprovoked even recently with the unprovoked digeree doo attack against a white football fan who was supporting aboriginals
      can anyone give me an example of unprovoked violence against aboriginals in Australian history?

    • @edwardpearce9668
      @edwardpearce9668 3 месяца назад

      You're wrong this is still happening everywhere to many cultured peoples. The perpetrators consider themselves Christian whether fundamental, practicing or not, or believe in a Satanic virtue. The enterprise of raising up a Vulture to call on Satan to oversee mankind. The system of governance and the forefathers who found themselves oblique, nurturing evil.
      Christianity is the forefront of evil. They desire that which Yeshua dismissed.
      The devil had idea the Spirit of Identity (Yehoshua) was prayer/present and tested the Father within when testing the men who he enters.
      Luke 4
      12 But answering, Yeshua (man named for His anointing - borrowing The Saviour of Israel) said to him, “It is said, ‘You shall not put YhWh (Spirit dwelling within Yeshua) your God to the test.’” 13 And when the devil had completed every test, he departed from Him UNTIL ANOTHER OCCASION (these occasions have been intermittent through out Christianity spreading evil entirely overwhelming the virtue of our Law).
      Previously
      Luke 4
      5 And leading Him up, the devil showed Him all the kingdoms of the world in an instant. 6 And the devil said to Him, “I’ll give to You all this authority along with its glory, because it has been handed over to me and I can give it to anyone I wish. 7 Therefore, if you will worship before me, all this shall be Yours.”
      8 But answering, Yeshua told him, “It is written, ‘You shall worship Adonai your God, and Him only shall you serve.’”

    • @tookyohead
      @tookyohead 2 месяца назад

      @@privateprivate3767You expect the poor settle to report he was the one at fault? Lmfao are you brain dead. Of course in the British diaries it’s always recorded as the Ind1g3nous ppls fault. They don’t record when they do stuff. History is written by the victors but gee chum we are a good bunch of lads aren’t we, such perfect little church goers, Australia is full of perfect men, not a b0gan a junk13 or anything in sight no, we are all noble men. 😂😂😂😂 Stop denying the facts of history. The white man moved in. Killed black man. Then fenced off the land. Black
      Man comes back for food, all his native yams are now trampled from the cattle & he can’t harvest his underground yams or hunt the kangaroo bc the cattle are now there & he is starving.
      And this is his Land where his ancestors have hunted for however long & he doesn’t understand these new invaders laws that animals belong to ppl. So he hunts a sheep. Then gets shot. But no. It’s never the British or the poor scottish or the poor irish fault no. They are perfect little church goers. Your life is a lie dude.

  • @guymoschella4066
    @guymoschella4066 Год назад +39

    This has happened on every continent bar Antarctica . Sadly it is history and can never be changed . This doesn’t mean that your children and the generations to come are to be made to feel guilty for what happened then. Learn from bad history but don’t let it destroy the good that has been done. Raciest revenge will destroy this country not unit.

    • @waitpu4817
      @waitpu4817 Год назад +9

      You sound like John Howard going on about the guilt industry, why does acknowledging the facts of the past implicate guilt except on those that have inherited a gross benefit by past atrocities & who implied guilt on you or Howard, seems to me you are the beneficiary of past atrocities & carry guilt or you wouldn't need to even bring it up, who says or said children and the generations to come should feel guilty?

    • @christenedoering7720
      @christenedoering7720 Год назад +6

      ​@@waitpu4817Well if your saying we're benificerys you are slapping guilt on people you weren't here either was I as for John Howard he was correct in saying he will not apologise for something others did rightly so.

    • @waitpu4817
      @waitpu4817 Год назад

      @@christenedoering7720 When are people going to realize that conspiracy's don't exist the government & related agencies never cover up anything & are always 100% honest & transparent, politicians never act out of self interest, swayed, influenced or act for fraternities they frequent, big money corporations or companies they have investments in & are only motivated by their love of the people for the nations they represent.

    • @kimbo99
      @kimbo99 Год назад +5

      @@waitpu4817 Faulty reasoning. Modern civilisation arriving clashes with simpler societies. It is of no benefit to the arriving civilisation. It exists and will continue regardless of a few massacres. So there are no beneficiaries of past massacres. Aboriginal Senator Jacinta Price said Colonialism brought civilisation rescuing the natives from the stone age. And wallpu here you are typing on a computer made available to you by civilisation. Try adding a drop of gratitude to your reasoning

    • @waitpu4817
      @waitpu4817 Год назад

      @@kimbo99 Gratitude for bullshit politics & media lies serving big money interest & judaic agenda, what a dumb suck you are.

  • @Ed_Downunder
    @Ed_Downunder Год назад +27

    Well done Ernie. The journey to reconciliation is to acknowledge wrongs. Not blame or shame anyone. These are winning words. This historical event relies on word of mouth passed down through generations. My comment does not diminish the oral history. However, if your commentary included the recorded history, and the punishment if any put upon the settlers. This would add substantially to this piece of history. For true reconciliation, both sides of an account needed to be told. The validity of this account is not being challenged, knowing the history of colonial Australia should not destroy or separate people today. Australia is an egalitarian society. We need to keep moving forward. Only a true reading of history based on fact and not urban propagated anti-British colonialism will satisfy both side of the reconciliation process. Today, we are approaching the referendum vote. I am voting "no' Not because I have no feelings for the history that is ugly by any standards, but because the 'Voice' will divide and enshrine a racist divide into the constitution. Australian history is not all aboriginal history any more than it is settler history. The activist will polarise the conversation for one side or the other. We need the middle ground where a fair and factual history is presented. In my view, the vote will go down, but good will come to the marginalised aboriginal people who have been held back by corporate aboriginal organisations that benefit from the plight of the marginalised. I believe that Jacinta Price is the rising star for advancement of aboriginal participation in modern Australia.

    • @kimbo99
      @kimbo99 Год назад +1

      Aboriginal Cannibalism & Infanticide was common
      ruclips.net/video/kh8_U01wwww/видео.htmlsi=-ONMuQ4yMqVxCbgJ

    • @guymoschella4066
      @guymoschella4066 Год назад

      Ernie started the smoke BS and welcome to country there wasn't any anything before that he made it up . I don't need to be welcomed in my own country .

    • @abrogard142
      @abrogard142 Год назад +4

      but it is not 'to acknowledge wrongs' in practical effect. to acknowledge wrong would be to pronounce on the situation in that time and place. in practice here in the 21st C the practical effect is pressure contemporaries to assume the guilt for the wrong and make reparation. It is a con. An irrationality and a con. It arises from primitivism. I mean: it is primitive in logic and effect.

    • @tookyohead
      @tookyohead 2 месяца назад

      @@abrogard142Wrong we want control of our resources & wealth before it is all extracted & sent offshore.
      Big mining companies in Aus look up their investors, all foreign owned,
      They pay less than 1% tax & zero royalties. They also sell our gas to foreigners cheaper than we do to Australians. Australians pay some of the highest prices in the world for our own gas. Japan even buys our gas at such cheap prices it then on sells it to make a profit making them the middle man.
      Tax payers pay much higher tax than these Billionaire mining companies. In fact the tax payer actually pays the mining companies cleanup bill. Instead of them cleaning up after they extract our wealth, the tax payer has to fund the bill. Aus is a worker bee class that supplies 1sr34l & the usa to suit their 0n3 w0rld 0rd3r agenda. Indigenous ppl want to break free from extracting our wealth & sending it off shore. Cheaper gas for Australians. Cheaper energy for Australians. Stop the 3ur0p34n 3lit3 from extracting our wealth. But sadly Aussies are m0n4rch w0rsh1pp1ng 1nbr3d pur1st5.

    • @tookyohead
      @tookyohead 2 месяца назад

      Aus gov was c0rrupt back in the day and the Aus gov is still corrupt today, it has never stopped its corruption. Indigenous are sick of the corrupt aussie gov. Immoral since day 1 and have not changed.

  • @kimbo99
    @kimbo99 Год назад +11

    No explanation of odd phrase "flying foam"

    • @C-Here
      @C-Here Год назад +5

      I was wondering about that too!! 🤷

    • @zen4men
      @zen4men 7 месяцев назад

      As the sea can produce flying foam,
      it crosses my mind
      that maybe this people
      obtained much of their food
      from the sea?
      Lived very much on the beach?
      /

    • @Danoz_die_wreckt
      @Danoz_die_wreckt 6 месяцев назад

      It’s a the name of a nautical passage in the area that was itself named after the ship Flyingfoam.

  • @GenproEnterprises
    @GenproEnterprises Год назад +20

    150 years ago, and to the north in Cambodia PolPot managed to kill 1 million people in 1978-80 only 40 years ago. Why even mention this at all, every country on the planet can offer up a massacre of some description. Do you know it was Ernie Dingo who introduced the smoking ceremony in 1978, prior to that it didn't exist!

    • @geoffbrown1518
      @geoffbrown1518 Год назад +2

      I think you'll find Ernie Dingo introduced the "Welcome to Country", prior to the mid 1970's it didn't exist.

    • @MrZlathan3
      @MrZlathan3 Год назад

      Oh okay. So I won't mention that the Nixon/Henry Kissinger secret bombing campaign killed hundreds of thousands of Cambodians set the stage for the ravages of the Khmer Rouge.

  • @tedbullpit6164
    @tedbullpit6164 Год назад +12

    Would have been pretty scary back in the day to be worried about getting killed and eaten

    • @kimbo99
      @kimbo99 Год назад +8

      YES Locked in the Stone Age was an ugly distressing place to be. Lucky they were rescued by British civilisation. Some gratitude is due. Where is their gratitude ceremony ? Their gratitude dance ?

    • @perentee77
      @perentee77 6 месяцев назад

      Yep, aboriginals were cannibals who were even known for eating their own children. Why don't we here more about that rather then glorifying a very barbaric group of people.

    • @tookyohead
      @tookyohead 2 месяца назад

      @@kimbo99You need help mate. Why would any people thank a society for genociding & oppressing a race. Stealing all the land & wealth. Yet they should be thankful that they have the white men here to judge them & look down on them. Yes they should be thankful the white man is here to hate them. You’re insane mate. You’re 3v1L & no doubt you love your descant of Dracula 1nbr3d k1ng ch4rl3s 3pst31n5 p3d0 m8

  • @pittycross
    @pittycross Год назад +13

    Where are the bones? Hmmm.
    The story is probably a little different than Ernie says.
    The black husband most likely loaned his wife to the policeman as prostituting their wives was a common practice across Australia.
    What sometimes happened though was the black women preferred the company of the White man and did not want to return to the harsh life with her tribal husband.
    Or else she might have stayed too long and this angered the husband.
    Alternatively, the husband demanded more payment for his wife and the policeman refused.
    However, just like when black men attacked another group of black people, often to steal women or in a revenge attack, and killed a number of them, those attacked would at a later date call together relatives from around the countryside and then go out and murder a number of those accused of the initial attack.
    I'd like to see the, 'transcripts of early pioneers' mentioned here. Word of mouth from 150 years ago cannot be taken as accurate by any stretch.

    • @timfirth977
      @timfirth977 Год назад

      Bloody hell, you're a sick racist piece of work aren't you? What research and study did you undertake here? I bet, on a winner hear I reckon, that you are just spewing your racist sick fantasies, and that was the extent of it!

    • @MrZlathan3
      @MrZlathan3 Год назад

      "Most likely?" So you're just going to make up your own scenario that just happens to degrade the tribesmen as much as possible while absolving the white British convicts.

  • @savagegfry
    @savagegfry Год назад +11

    The "word of mouth" that I heard, was that the tribe from Wickham wiped out the Karratha tribe, and claimed their tribal land. Its amazing how history appears to change to suit a new, and more desirable, narrative.

  • @arthurmosel808
    @arthurmosel808 Год назад +13

    So, a criminal act was committed by the tribd. This caused reprisal raids, caused the killing which took place over 10 weeks. Not what i call a massacre, since it wasn't a single event. Call it a genocide, which it was in some ways, but it was one b r ouhht on by their own actions. Besides the three killed how many were wounded or injured, i noticed that wasn't mentioned. Were there none, unlikely since it was violent enough that thred were killed. It is interedting how only the sympathetic parts of some history are covered. I also suspect that there is a great deal more to the run up to the events mentioned, probably showing both sides in a bad light. The past is past and shouldn't be used for political or social gains today by people who were never part of those events.

    • @tookyohead
      @tookyohead 2 месяца назад

      “The past is the past and shouldn’t be used for political or social gains by people who were never part of those events.”
      Spoken by a true invader who wants to retain their stolen wealth. Good for you for showing your true colours. Nobody ever recounts the first person killed. It’s always the retaliation of the Indigenous recorded by the oppressor as being the first aggressor.
      “Nothing new here we investigated ourselves & determined there was no wrong doing.”

    • @arthurmosel808
      @arthurmosel808 2 месяца назад

      @tookyohead the perfect maintain victimhood narration. No where did I excuse what happened in the past. I only point out living there blo c ks the o n ly true path to the h e future. All the complaining and crying about past crimes that can only take energy away from binding a future. Once the moving hand has write never a line can be erased a recessentially th e words of a famous poem that speaks a profound truth.

  • @markdalrymple4493
    @markdalrymple4493 Год назад +8

    soon as the racist hate-filled ernie appeared, I knew it would be a distorted rant. turned it off the moment I clocked his big head

    • @zen4men
      @zen4men 7 месяцев назад

      Knowing nothing further of Ernie
      ( am in England ),
      I was impressed
      by his high standard of communication in English -
      better than many Australians! -
      calm presentation of his story,
      and LACK of apparent anger.
      Is Ernie
      not a prime example
      of how the original people
      can thrive
      when in contact with mainstream Australian culture?
      So while some have lost by contact,
      others have gained -
      rather like all people do,
      when facing difficult choices.
      /

    • @perentee77
      @perentee77 6 месяцев назад

      There no truth they were the original people. That's a myth to justify the aboriginal industrial complex.

  • @pittycross
    @pittycross Год назад +10

    "The story has been passed down by ancestors of the survivors and transcripts of early pioneers who took part in murdering over one hundred men, women and children. "
    ~~
    Pretty accurate figures for stone age people, most of whom could not count beyond 4.
    Take these massacres with a large grain of sand.
    Although blacks did massacre large numbers of their own at times.

    • @abrogard142
      @abrogard142 Год назад +4

      that 'counting' point could have a special validity I think. never occurred to me before but it looks like a good point indeed. when talking of 'records' and accuracy.

  • @James-kv6kb
    @James-kv6kb Год назад +16

    Yes very sad to see Aboriginal people in chains just like it was very sad to see Australian people in chains but we don't seem to see many photos of them do we .

    • @waitpu4817
      @waitpu4817 Год назад +5

      Well that's the point to all of this, it should be something to identify with not separate, what about all those orphans sent from England to Australia & used as slaves, the same people responsible for that stolen generation are the same as those that did it to them & it should be understood to be addressing as that, not an us & them thing, because they have always employed someone else to do it to another, they don't dirty their hand with such things, it's always a divide & conquer tactic, stop getting sucked in to it.

    • @waitpu4817
      @waitpu4817 Год назад +2

      @@James-kv6kb I think you need to read my comment again, wasn't that kind of what I said & what really needs to be addressed, it seems like your reply should have been, (" I don't get sucked into it & we need to acknowledge that to stop getting used against each other?")

    • @James-kv6kb
      @James-kv6kb Год назад +2

      @@waitpu4817 yes I do apologise you just had a bit too much detail sorry

    • @waitpu4817
      @waitpu4817 Год назад +3

      @@James-kv6kb Thanks, no problem it's easy to miss small details & misinterpret, I've done the same.

    • @guymoschella4066
      @guymoschella4066 Год назад +3

      Well said James Go to Port Arthur it's an eerie place at night .

  • @eileenrichardson4160
    @eileenrichardson4160 2 года назад +8

    My Great Great Grandma was one of the orphans left from this massacre, she was taken south by one of the whites, hence the beginning of my white Ancestry

    • @James-kv6kb
      @James-kv6kb Год назад +1

      Apparently South Australia was the only place where there was only two massacres where the rest of the country had 400 so at least we were doing something right

    • @debbie3630
      @debbie3630 Год назад

      So sorry to hear about your great great grandma, very sad 😢

  • @grahamjohnson7383
    @grahamjohnson7383 Год назад +9

    Lucky the chinese didn't land before the British, there would be no indigenous people left,think about that.

    • @SethEvans-r2j
      @SethEvans-r2j Год назад

      Ok if that is where you stand.

    • @amaknusa9212
      @amaknusa9212 4 месяца назад +1

      Wrong, there would have being a thriving Aboriginal community interacting with a Chinese community.

    • @grahamjohnson7383
      @grahamjohnson7383 4 месяца назад +2

      @@amaknusa9212 obviously you don't know the Chinese,🤣

  • @chaffcutter58.
    @chaffcutter58. Год назад +4

    Ernie were you not convicted for bashing your partner Domestic Violence ?

  • @GAZMofBI74
    @GAZMofBI74 5 месяцев назад +1

    A nation that never learns from its own past history is always doomed to repeat it!...or so it would appear by all accounts?🤔
    🌍🙈🙉🙊🤐
    Great content btw mate.....thanks for the illuminating knowledge!👁😎✌️

  • @debbie3630
    @debbie3630 Год назад +2

    I think stopping and acknowledging is a nice thing to do and respectful to be able to connect, we are all spiritual beings and are one ❤

    • @perentee77
      @perentee77 6 месяцев назад

      Why is it only 1 side though? Can't they acknowledge all the good that Western civilisation bought them.

  • @mrgeno4682
    @mrgeno4682 7 месяцев назад +1

    If you look into the history of this place. This was mild. There was a lot of things ongoing. Like dashing babies against trees,rocks, tossing them off cliffs and such. Man can be way worse than what you may think.

    • @perentee77
      @perentee77 6 месяцев назад +1

      How about the aboriginal tribes that ate their own babies?

  • @christianjones4694
    @christianjones4694 Год назад +6

    The Inventor of welcome to country 😂

  • @leahjones8539
    @leahjones8539 Год назад +6

    Has this been written ,or is it Chinese whisper , just asking

    • @C-Here
      @C-Here Год назад

      Aboriginal people hand their history down thru stories, not writing... U dismissing the native peoples version of what happened to them- is narrow to say the least ..

    • @rheel6747
      @rheel6747 Год назад +2

      Way to embolden OP's claim by confirming that the Natives history is indeed passed down by them through Chinese Whispers 🤣@@C-Here

    • @C-Here
      @C-Here Год назад

      @@rheel6747
      Hardly...

    • @rheel6747
      @rheel6747 Год назад

      No...exactly@@C-Here

    • @C-Here
      @C-Here Год назад

      @@rheel6747
      There's a big difference in "Chinese whispers"- as it was gossip, political info and all sorts of stuff passed on- in a culture that had writing- as opposed to a culture that didn't have writing, so placed all emphasis on truth telling of their history... Go do a native culture course to open ya tiny mind eh??

  • @troywallace322
    @troywallace322 Год назад +1

    Still love the traditional bling their wearing.

  • @shadetreader
    @shadetreader 11 месяцев назад +1

    Is anyone going to remove the racist comments????

    • @perentee77
      @perentee77 6 месяцев назад +3

      Where's the racism? Facts don't care about your primitive feelings. Sometimes the truth hurts.

  • @darrenkingston9912
    @darrenkingston9912 Год назад +5

    Gunpowder better than a spir and thay founded out the hard way

  • @privateprivate3767
    @privateprivate3767 Год назад +6

    every story I've heard of white on aboriginal violence is always retaliation or self defense
    every story I hear of aboriginal on white violence is unprovoked even recently with the unprovoked digeree doo attack against a white football fan who was supporting aboriginals
    can anyone give me an example of unprovoked violence against aboriginals in Australian history?

    • @rheel6747
      @rheel6747 Год назад +3

      I think you may be waiting quite some time for any examples

    • @MrZlathan3
      @MrZlathan3 Год назад

      So let me get this straight. You're saying that over 140 years of Australian history, the 270 frontier massacres and the mass poisonings; the driving of children over cliffs; the state-sanctioned and organized programs to eradicate the First Nations people were all instigated by the First Nation people on this innocent British colony of convicts. OoooKay.

  • @TSC-hr7ir
    @TSC-hr7ir 6 месяцев назад

    Acknowledge and Learn about the Past

  • @gondwanatravels8834
    @gondwanatravels8834 Год назад +1

    Move on , my ancestors were killed in Germany.

  • @selwyn500
    @selwyn500 Год назад +4

    Stories like this are all over AUSTRALIA but AUSTRALIANS rarely if ever hear of them. This is the history of AUSTRALIA that is not taught to the children.

    • @James-kv6kb
      @James-kv6kb Год назад +1

      Ok no massacres in South Australia and this bulshit about them being a non-human being before 67 that's a lie because they were voting in South Australia in 1900 . Most of the culture that the mixture blood Aborigines are presenting is actually fake it never happened of course they won't tell you about the real culture only the pretend version

    • @privateprivate3767
      @privateprivate3767 Год назад

      every story I've heard of white on aboriginal violence is always retaliation or self defense
      every story I hear of aboriginal on white violence is unprovoked even recently with the unprovoked digeree doo attack against a white football fan who was supporting aboriginals

    • @frasermiller-bz3qf
      @frasermiller-bz3qf Год назад +1

      It should not be taught as such but certainly included in history lessons, and based on as much fact as can be found.

    • @debbie3630
      @debbie3630 Год назад +3

      i disagree, it takes a certain age of high school teenagers to maybe be able to process this kind of history or when they get older and more interested in history, this sort of trauma based history can have a negative effect on children’s psyche !!

    • @perentee77
      @perentee77 6 месяцев назад +1

      How about we teach the children the truth, not Chinese whispers. Also include the history of massacres that aboriginals committed against their own and also whites..

  • @grahamfullagar5197
    @grahamfullagar5197 7 месяцев назад +2

    Ernie Dingo you made a comment this is not meant to name shame or blame anybody you've always done a good job protecting the European

  • @dukkman010
    @dukkman010 Год назад +2

    Sounds like aboriginal cultural " pay back " .

  • @peterking7165
    @peterking7165 4 месяца назад

    Ernie how do you think these tribes come to live on the land they did? They killed other Aboriginal clans to take there land.

  • @Unit8200-rl8ev
    @Unit8200-rl8ev 6 месяцев назад

    The creepy White Settler Country Western music detracts badly from the narrative in the video.

  • @rods6405
    @rods6405 Год назад +2

    Ernie Dingo BS

  • @misacbanglay2076
    @misacbanglay2076 Год назад

    Good Aussies are now working hard to give money to the aboriginals. But sad for the aboriginal victims

  • @georgebaker5971
    @georgebaker5971 6 месяцев назад

    Could you explain the”good”that came after the Genocide?….Babylon style cities where crime and out of control drug problems are rife…

  • @johnaussiegoldman-i7l
    @johnaussiegoldman-i7l 5 месяцев назад

    i know. i wonder what to my people

  • @vinniebabarino4628
    @vinniebabarino4628 Год назад +2

    Another great story from Ernie.
    Interesting comments from all the responders below.
    Split decisions on empathy and apathy.
    It will be an interesting vote in a few weeks.

  • @MrLeslloyd
    @MrLeslloyd Год назад +1

    FLYING FOAM ?

    • @Danoz_die_wreckt
      @Danoz_die_wreckt 6 месяцев назад

      The name of a waterway called Flying foam passage. You can see it in one of the shots. It in turn was named after a boat.

  • @jfkfitirjdjjsisieirirjfjdj5967
    @jfkfitirjdjjsisieirirjfjdj5967 2 года назад +1

    👍🏾

  • @Rod-rx4go
    @Rod-rx4go 10 месяцев назад

    Dingo by name
    Dingo by nature
    Not to be trusted or believed

  • @warrendargusch5873
    @warrendargusch5873 11 месяцев назад

    Ernies healing bs! What did he get paid for doing this dribble?

  • @thatrandomchannel8589
    @thatrandomchannel8589 Год назад

    I saw Quigley down under. I get it.

  • @firozsanullah9571
    @firozsanullah9571 Год назад

    I’m shocked

  • @jplstudios6507
    @jplstudios6507 2 года назад +4

    Only learnt about this one this year at almost 30 years old. This needs to be taught in schools.

    • @James-kv6kb
      @James-kv6kb Год назад

      It was a very big country and the massacres did not happen everywhere there was none in South Australia. But of course they keep pushing this genocide thing so people will feel sorry for the remaining quarter cast aboriginals and give them more money

    • @rowdy5697
      @rowdy5697 Год назад +6

      What version. This is not the official version written down at the time. This version is hearsay and should not be treated as fact.

    • @C-Here
      @C-Here Год назад

      @@rowdy5697
      Because the winners always write the facts right??
      This is the Aboriginal version of facts- I'd be more inclined to believe them anyday- over the rulers...

    • @timfirth977
      @timfirth977 Год назад

      @@rowdy5697 The official version would've been a whitewash of justifications for the murders.

    • @perentee77
      @perentee77 6 месяцев назад

      @C-Here what that's a very primitive way of looking at things. You'd rather believe Chinese whispers then what was written down at the time? Sounds like someone is letting their racism cloud their judgement.

  • @galahad6001
    @galahad6001 11 месяцев назад

    Your history is not mine .. and there in Lys the problem...

  • @Yiannis2112
    @Yiannis2112 10 месяцев назад

    White settlers here, there, everywhere... Why not tell it as it is. Brits...

  • @dannyarcher6163
    @dannyarcher6163 5 месяцев назад

    I think it should be better to get over it. Thanks to the europeans you now live in a First World country and can speak English.

  • @nkelly.9
    @nkelly.9 Год назад

    Ernie, this is your best media work I have ever seen.
    Please keep this going.
    Our entire country needs to be educated about its real history, not the sanitised version that has been taught in schools.
    More please.

  • @SethEvans-r2j
    @SethEvans-r2j Год назад

    Reconciliation is s financial term Fpr what it's worth.Will not be accepting sorry apologies from environmental vandals

  • @perentee77
    @perentee77 6 месяцев назад

    I'm over this nonsense. Shirt happens, we gonna pay tribute to the aboriginal groups that massacred other aboriginal groups? Of course not. It's always about stretching the truth to make 1 group look as bad and as evil as can be without honouring all the good that the group brought to the very primitive and sometimes downright barbaric tribes...

  • @richardbluett958
    @richardbluett958 Год назад +3

    These stories should be taught in schools so the children of today and those that follow learn the truth and not the lies told by the racists, who make up their own truth.

    • @guymoschella4066
      @guymoschella4066 Год назад +2

      They should also teach what happened in WW2 anda few other things so people can show respect to the people who dies so we can have freedom of speech and democracy. Thank goodness were not north korean

    • @perentee77
      @perentee77 6 месяцев назад

      No we should teach the truth in schools, not Chinese whispers. Don't let your racism cloud your judgement.

    • @richardbluett958
      @richardbluett958 6 месяцев назад

      @@perentee77 Are you saying that I am a racist for standing up for the first nations people, because if you are please learn a little more about how they were treated by our first settlers.

    • @perentee77
      @perentee77 6 месяцев назад

      If the shoe fits... it's clear your not standing up for the first immigrants (maybe) but instead using the topic to justify your racism

    • @perentee77
      @perentee77 6 месяцев назад

      Also I actually teach about aboriginal culture, have spent many years studying it, not just listening to the media and the education system propaganda. I spent 8 years as a tour guide around Ayers Rock (I will not call it uluru as I'm not aboriginal)

  • @jackson76724
    @jackson76724 4 месяца назад

    Propaganda

  • @Josh-y7p
    @Josh-y7p Год назад +5

    Its history, thats it, thats all, learn and move on, but tbh, with the worries the world has today, if ya going to think about something, think about ukraine, that relates to us more than this, we already know what we need to about colonial times, with respect its no longer relative, other than to try and make white fellas feel bad, i dont hold it against the natives that they were cannibals and in most cases hostile, aboriginals were killing and eating each other for a very long time, not all tribes, but most

    • @patriciadunmore9767
      @patriciadunmore9767 Год назад

      Ukraine is a tool of the West, Russia did not start this conflict it started in 2014 when the US staged a coup in Ukraine. NATO set about training the Ukrainians to take down Russia and the the Russian speakers of the Donbas were systematically set upon right up until this day. Russia went to their defence.
      You have been fed a pack of lies.

    • @UndetectedKiIler
      @UndetectedKiIler Год назад

      WW2 is history at a time when Europeans were killing each other so why does the world have to be constantly reminded every year with Memorial Day. Perhaps people should get over their war dead. People might be sick of hearing about it tbh

  • @DeniceGoodrum-w9x
    @DeniceGoodrum-w9x 10 месяцев назад

    It is time to sing out all song lines. We need to prepare for the new world