Australia has lost its mind with all the woke land acknowledgement absurdity. Yesterday the NFL audience saw what happens when a country lets woke insanity take over the country.
You think Australia is bad, you should see Canada. The chief of police can’t even have a press conference without first mouthing a 2 minute land acknowledgement.
The stupidist part is that the land belonged to 5 different “nations” in the past, so in reality it belonged to no one and everyone didn’t it?
In fact we should have all focused more a united “Australian” theme called the national anthem.
2 points Americans should be aware of …
1) If Americans are wondering “Where the fuck is Naarm?” It’s the “blaktivists” attempt at forcefully trying to rename Melbourne. Aborigines are nomads. They don’t name specific places.
2) “Land acknowledgment” & “welcome to country” (WTC) are BS ritual humiliation ceremonies, in a piss poor attempt to shame “whitey” for existing.
WTC is a totally made up “skit” by Ernie Dingo in the 1970’s for a TV program or film.
The socialist government of Australia supports this crap, because it’s part of destroying Australian culture. Most of the Labor politicians are Fabians. Current PM is a Fabian & a Socialist.
The Aborigines & “blaktivists” are nothing but “useful idiots” in pushing the Socialist agenda in Australia.
We voted “No” to changing the Constitution which would have made the “blaktivists” the ruling class.
The government just ignored the will of the people & are still pushing this shit as if it’s legitimate.
At the end of the day, the “blaktivists” didn’t create the land. God did. So God is the “traditional owner”. The “blaktivists” trade on guilt & grift. They get BILLIONS of tax payer $’s. The Aboriginals living out of the cities get nothing. They still live in squalor.
I absolutely detest the modern ‘Welcome to Country’ rituals.
It has turned into a meaningless, corporate tick-a-box exercise performed by virtue-signalling elites who do not actually care about our people. It does absolutely nothing to fix real grassroots issues such as youth crime, health, and education. This empty tokenism makes politicians and major corporations feel good while dividing regular Australians.
Real culture is not a corporate script or a performance before a football match. We must drop the superficial ceremonies and focus on practical solutions that genuinely help people. 🇦🇺
This one here is all fake
The question of whether Australia is experiencing “too many” Welcome to Country ceremonies is at the heart of a major national debate. Public sentiment on the issue is deeply divided, reflecting a clash between cultural protocol and everyday fatigue.
The debate often boils down to a tension between meaning and mandate. Some commentators and community leaders suggest that reserving Welcome to Country ceremonies for major, milestone national events—rather than routine, everyday meetings—might help preserve their original cultural weight and reduce public friction.