After a decade of muddle-headed thinking by the so-called Recognition movement, their confusion best summed up by Speccie columnist Gary Johns’ pithy two word query ‘Recognise what?’, it was disappointing but not sursprising to see what finally emerged from the much-hyped process of twelve indigenous ‘dialogues’.
The Uluru Statement from the Heart was precisely that: all heart and no head.
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