Wherever discrimination exists, it should be called out — no matter who it targets — PM Anthony Albanese.
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What could be more discriminatory than Queensland’s Aboriginal Land Act, which explicitly limits consultation on land transfers to only other Aboriginal people? No non-Aboriginal residents. No affected landholders. No local communities. No ratepayers.
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Entire regions are being rewritten without consent. Public land is reclassified. Local culture is replaced with state-endorsed symbolism. And Australians who built, fund, and maintain these communities are told they have no standing — because of their race.
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At the same time, children are being taught from kindergarten that they live on “stolen land,” that their ancestors were morally evil, and that guilt is inherited by skin colour.
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This is not education — it is ideological conditioning. The Prime Minister talks endlessly about inclusion, yet refuses to stand up for the most politically acceptable group to ignore in this country: ordinary Australians — the people who pay the bills, obey the laws, and hold society together while their freedoms are slowly eroded. Free speech is treated as conditional. Power prices are among the highest in the world.
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Mass immigration continues without consent or infrastructure. And Australians are told to accept it quietly or be labelled immoral. Australians are being ripped off — economically, culturally, and democratically — and our leaders respond with slogans instead of accountability.
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This isn’t reconciliation. It isn’t equality. And it certainly isn’t justice. It’s discrimination by law — and silence by leadership we have little left to lose and everything to gain— find your voice Australia.
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But wait, it gets worse:
“Decolonisation activist” argues that we have to “decolonise” the British school curriculum by removing works by white, European males.
She should be deported first when it comes to mass deportation time. pic.twitter.com/yDf3HZ2dk6 — Ashlea Simon (@AshleaSimonBF) September 22, 2024