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Another costly folly

13 May 2017

9:00 AM

13 May 2017

9:00 AM

Under the guise of compassion and atonement for past injustices suffered by Aborigines, white activists, joined by overseas imports, have used confected white ‘guilt’ to enflame Aborigines, endow them with ‘victim’ status and use it to forward the real activist agenda of dividing Australians.

‘Reconciliation marches’, ‘Freedom rides’, ‘Sorry days’, apologies to the ‘Stolen generation’ and a push for 26 January to be a ‘day of mourning’ have all been orchestrated as outpourings of public remorse for our past history.

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