The ABC reported on ANZAC day this morning, and to their credit reported correctly that booing was featured at most of the capital city services, only during the Acknowledgement to country/ Welcome to country. Unfortunately their coverage also featured a bunch of whipped woke-ists, inverting Aboriginal subversion, and it's calling out.

Many Australian's are sick of being 'welcomed to their own country', and the associated woke signalling proxy warfare.

Australia Day is about those that have made the ultimate sacrifice for Australia- not Aboriginal's, so why do Aboriginals get special treatment during ANZAC day ceremonies. It seems that Aboriginal's and other woke are extorting the RSL under threat of disruption by Aboriginal Counter Protests similar to the farce that Australia Day has become. RSL seems to believe it's safer to have a strategic retreat rather than confront this evil. Some activist's have tried to call this out, by the booing of this Aboriginal subversion. Good on them.

If Aboriginal Ex-Service Men want to march with everyone else fine, but not even the branches of the military get a speech, not the Army/ Navy/ Airforce get a platform, but Aboriginal's get a platform, this is inappropriate.

Aboriginal's don't seem to ever want to work with white people, and "want to push us into the sea", this is effectively what they are saying when they say "welcome to 'our' country". Let Aboriginal's have their own Autonomous Territory with their own borders, but don't let them subvert White Australia. If Aboriginal's come to White Australia they need to accept White Rules.

How are we going to convince young people to serve, when we are telling them that they don't own their own country.

Maybe the Far Left Extremist's want to subvert Australian Defense

It's true some people are getting really fed up with being welcomed to the country they were born in.
But I'm not sure ANZAC day is the right time or place to carry on with this argument.

I know that writing this won’t dent the conscious of people like Canem Malum, but I can’t let his ranting go unchallenged.

I know that he won’t acknowledge the injustices dished out to Indigenous soldiers returning to Australia after the world wars. Or the indignity of an indigenous athlete, part of the “Australian” team in the 1962 Tokyo games, who was considered a non-citizen and needed to travel with a British passport. Or the horror of memories of stolen children when John Howard implemented the military intervention in 2007. Or the massacres across the continent, or the blowing up by miners of centuries old sacred sites. None of this even enters into the thinking of people like Canem Malum.

Yet, despite all these rejections by white Australia, the original inhabitants still welcome us to country. An act of genuine welcome, just as I welcome others into my own home. What a gracious gift. A gift that the Canem Malum’s of this world are too stupid, or blind, or frightened to acknowledge.

This 4th generation Australian graciously accepts the welcome to country extended to us by our indigenous brothers and sisters and was horrified by the actions of the few on Anzac Day.