Josephus,

You need to stop believing the Murdoch myths
and learn the truth especially before you
spit things out on the forum.

learn the truth
Foxy,
What, from the Guardian ? I'm not sure about conspiracy outfits being too focussed on that !

Hi Foxy,

A different approach is what's needed, targeted sustainable programs funded by government, but led by Aboriginal people themselves. How to overcome the negativity of the bigots and haters with their; "look at darkie, how bad he is." mantra is difficult, and those in the present government who believe Aboriginal people are undeserving, and ask for too much.

Just on books, I've picked up Julia Banks 'Power Play', have a few to read due to library closedown for a week during the lockdown here in Brisbane, how's it down your way?

There are a couple of gaps here that need closing.

BLM is an agenda to play one race against another. It is not working in the USA where African Americans have taken up education and employment and family responsibilities. African Americans are some of the highest paid sports persons in America. To be constantly telling them they are not equal to another rase is demeaning and ignorant nonsense.

I do not know where Foxy gets the idea I just believe the Murdock Press, when I neither read the Murdock Press or their News Channels. But I have studied human psychology enough to know what motivates people to achieve when there is food and goods available in exchange for work. That is the difference between just sitting at a desk reasding reports and getting involved in a community and getting your hands dirty and involving others.

We have done that exactly a few times Paul. It has made a few aboriginal "leaders" & their entire families quite wealthy, but has done stuff all for the average.

Such "Leaders" are very noisy in the knowledge that government will oil the squeaky wheel wasting more tax payer money to try to quieten them.

Doing the same thing hoping for a different out come is of course the definition of insanity.