Hi Foxy,

What is your alternative to colonisation? Further, nearly all Australians would not exist, nor would Australians of indigenous heritage have a united structure via indigenous representative bodies were it not for colonisation. Are those bad outcomes?

Fester,

The following online course may clarify things for you:

http://futurelearn.com/info/courses/first-peoples-safer-healthcare/0/steps/50671#:

That doesn't answer any of my questions Foxy. No one has an obligation to answer a question, but if you do make an effort to provide an answer it would be nice if it had some relevance to the question asked. Was your pseudo answer a link one of cult leader Albo's info packs for devotees?

Fester,

A CHALLENGE FOR YOU:

Try saying these four words, four times really fast
without getting your tongue twisted:

EYE, YAM, STEW, PEED.

Now go play with someone else.

Foxy,

As I said, you don't have to answer questions, but I'd prefer it if you didn't respond with information irrelevant to the question. You do that quite often, but as you raised the issue of health in remote indigenous communities, you might be interested in how much Noel Pearson has done for about 3700 indigenous people with over $550 million dollars. He certainly benefited himself in the process.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YpSyXVcsgN4

We can all appreciate some Western evolved aspects of aboriginal culture and celebrate it. However, having this "stolen land" mentality thrust upon us after 250 years by Palestinian misfits and uneducated supporters merely to create social conflict must be dealt with at Government levels. Unfortunately, "protest conflicts" are now being taught in schools and University by Marxist teachers who are brainwashed extremists merely to create social conflict. They need cleaning out of influencing children from the education system.