mhaze,

The underlying aim of the reconciliation process is to imbue the Aboriginal mind with a form of sociocultural amnesia that makes them ignorant of their past and accepting of their lowly and underprivileged status in contemporary society.

There, does that make it any easier for you to understand now?

Instead of reconciliation what they should be given is a formal treaty between the Commonwealth and their collective selves and control of their traditional lands.

There, does that make it any easier for you to understand now?

Are you absolutely certain you are not an engineer?

mhaze,

We can see from your posts your incapability to
understand what Reconciliation is and therefore
you are not able to comprehend the actions being
suggested. Don't feel bad.
You are not alone in this.

Take care.
Stay safe.

Foxy,

And don't forget to tell him about the Kumbaya. We must have the Kumbaya otherwise it's all in vain.

Mr O,

Actually, Yothu Yindi's "Treaty" would be more
appropriate.

Albert Einstein ..."If you can't explain it simply, you don't understand it."

Foxy,

Clearly you don't understand it. But that isn't the point, is it? The point is to appear to be sympathetic with the aboriginal to show your virtue. My guess is that you've never pondered the issue as to what is the endgame. How we get to or know we are final reconciled.

Let me help...there is no endgame. The seeking of more handouts and power is never-ending.

mhaze,

Would support a treaty between the Commonwealth and the Aboriginal Land Councils?