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Entitled to sympathy but not to an apology : Comments
By Brian Holden, published 6/7/2007Nobody is to blame for the sad state of the Aboriginal people. It just happened.
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White invaders ,yes Invaders, Our forebears ,knew exactly what they were doing -they were and are onto a good thing, plenty of resources, few, semi -illiterate and relatively powerless rightfull owners to overrun, and by fair or foul we are going to hang onto what we have got hold of .
Howard and Brough's Divide and Conquer "Task Force" are not really interested in law and order otherwise they would get a swag of the Federal Police back from overseas immediately to lend a very usefull hand as they have experience with Indigenous Communities .
On Aboriginal Intelligence , in the 1830's that famous Australian Explorer ,Major Mitchell when exploring Victoria, said in his diary, that his black guide was extremely intelligent and turned to him ahead of others for counsel and company .
David Unaipon [dec], the bloke on the $50.00 note and many other Aboriginal People have shown their many talents in many fields all over Australia .They are an untapped resource of great promise for them and us .
Does the Government owe them an Apology for our apathy - too right they do .
Leunig's historic cartoon in the "Age" last Saturday says it all.