by Jim Ball | Jun 8, 2020 | Aboriginals, Aborigines, Blog, Random Notes, Systemic Racism
This ploy of talking about ‘systemic racism’ as a matter of fact is another set of words designed to imply that racism is built into and part of the system. And of course it’s a lie. The phrase is totally devoid of meaning. Totally empty of meaning. It means... by Jim Ball | Feb 4, 2019 | Aboriginal violence, Aboriginals, Aborigines, Blog |
From The Australian, March 6 2007 IN 2005 I spent several days in the Alice Springs hospital after falling ill while attending a friend’s wedding. I shared a ward with a middle-aged Aboriginal man who was quite proud that he had raped a 13-year-old girl.... by Jim Ball | Jan 17, 2019 | Aboriginals, Aborigines, Australia Day, Blog, Random Notes |
The Greens with their cynical and shallow virtue signalling are as predictable as ever with their perennial guilt trip and call for moving Australia Day, citing the equally perennial and tedious meme of dispossession, theft, “ongoing genocide” and “slaughter”. There... by Jim Ball | Jul 24, 2018 | Aborigines, Blog, Random Notes, The Left, Warren Muindine, Warren Mundine
This is a new low. Even for the left. As I’ve often said, if the left didn’t have double standards, they’d have no standards. How does Bruce Haigh reconcile his former career as a ‘diplomat’ with repeatedly referring to Nyunggai Warren S Mundine as an ‘Uncle Tom’.... by Jim Ball | May 13, 2018 | Aboriginal Constitutional Recognition, Aboriginals, Aborigines, Blog, Random Notes, Uncategorised |
On the Aboriginal Uluru statement of June 2017 on Indigenous Constitutional Recognition, the Referendum Council co-chair Mark Leibler has told a parliamentary committee there are only two options — either abandon efforts altogether or fully adopt the Uluru Statement... 
by Jim Ball | May 2, 2018 | Aboriginals, Aborigines, Blog, Random Notes |
Just bear in mind that this exhibit of Viking artefacts on loan to the Melbourne Museum from Sweden features nothing but Viking artefacts. Included in the cache that arrived in Australia were some Viking human remains which were to be on display. But not anymore. Why...