Australia: Reclaiming the Rock - BBC News

[@Sal-yt6yi]

Rebecca what a wonderful reporter. The respect you showed toward the Anangu people and their culture was truly inspiring. Blessings to you and your family 🥰❤🙏

[@Mossyz.]

Relax Dude .!

[@adow555]

You don't have to get the whole experience by just climbing Uluru... You can get by spending time with anangu. Anangu can help you by understanding and connecting with the spirit of the country... I think this is far better than climbing but with understanding you wouldn't want to be climb the rock anyway from my point of view.

[@PanteraKSA]

❤

[@James-kv6kb]

Obviously you don't know that most aboriginal communities are off limits to white people . The white Aborigines in Canberra don't want people seeing the conditions of the full blood have to live in or acknowledge their existence so they don't have to share the money

[@FTY13]

I think that's a bit simplistic obviously you've never been anywhere near the area

[@bmccameron7642]

I climbed it in 1994 I think. If only I knew then what I know now I would not have done so. There's so much more richness in engaging with the Elders and learning about their country from them. I'm sorry for my lack of respect and ignorance....maybe one day I'll return and enjoy it more....because I don't remember much other than rude tourists, me among them. Wow these ppl have patience......when the Elders say enough, you better listen. Well put together btw....very informative and timely story with an important message. Australian ABC could do well to produce stories with this depth again.

[@James-kv6kb]

Funny how these people never have a problem with it until the white Aboriginals says it's not appropriate, this didn't come from the full bloods

[@bobmathieson987]

They all say they understand "it " but climb it anyway ..... I have visited Anangu country many times and never climbed Uluru. Respect and Intelligence are lacking. Ignorance is Expensive.

[@James-kv6kb]

Most of it is actually Aboriginal land where Australians cannot go so we can't see the conditions there forced to live in by their own people

[@unbekannt8884]

How come the tourists dont show respect to the aboriginal rock!?

[@amhcurrentevents9314]

linni haerter why can't tourists mind their own business. Every time tourist show up, people are killed, land is taken and become a vacation resort. It may look like those people are poor, lack resources and are way behind in technology, but those people are FREE!!! Leave those people alone!!!! Stop scoping out new territory!!

[@unbekannt8884]

AMH Current for that text you could become president for the great koalafied text you rote!

[@unbekannt8884]

Star Wars Chronicler oh okay!

[@daveyork0]

They do. They place their feet carefully, cultivating their reserves, and those who don't face the consequences.

[@caesar7734]

It is just a rock and an inanimate object

[@benskelly1217]

I like that some aborigines have decided to help educate the public about themselves through tourism, etc; It's better to learn than to disrespect...

[@randomasmr5238]

Rest in Piss to the people that died climbing Uluru knowing that it’s offensive

[@justsain3236]

People that flocked to climb it on the last day, that knew full-well it is offensive to the natives should be shamed.

[@LungBusta2]

I'm anangu❤️

[@James-kv6kb]

Palya noontu wunka Pitjantjajatjara? Nayalu Jamie ,kar noontu ini nuggenya?

[@veroniquehoflack4910]

What a brilliant documentary. Thank you. Very moving especially the last five minutes. I have faith in people. Things are changing for the better.

[@blazedandconfused477]

Borders are sacred places in my culture. Foreigners shouldn't be allowed anywhere near them.

[@Essjaythegreat]

That woman’s attitude at the beginning of the vid was disgraceful!

[@sebastianmelmoth685]

What the white colonists did to the aboriginal Australians was disgusting, unforgivable, and far reaching. And the disrespect now shown to their culture is a legacy of this abuse. Shameful.

[@James-kv6kb]

Yes a lot of bad things happened but not all over the country . That's why these people are still going strong

[@Gexxon]

@ 10:20 IN OTHER WORDS........ I don't give a damn how sacred it is to them i want what i want. The climbing people are pathetic as usual throughout history. They have never ever had respect for Indigenous people ANYWEHRE in the world. Some day there is going to be one heavy price to pay for that disrespect, murder and thievery. Simply disgusting.

[@MarA-te5jc]

The caucasity of it all!

[@nwoagendatv2961]

Dont ever take anything from Uluru you will be cursed its a sacred burial ground for the aboriginals and must be respected

[@locustgrove7212]

🤣

[@markhenschke260]

Avery important story with a very important message. Well done Rebecca. Proud Dad

[@OneBlueFroggy]

Congratulations on raising a beautiful, intelligent and respectful daughter. You have every right to be proud ! ♥️ 🕊️ 🇨🇦

[@garagedoorsplusgoldcoast]

You're a true KZbin inspiration.

[@conradbeukes946]

...and please make a video on where all the queens jem stones come from I would love to hear about that ?

[@benbow7]

Conrad Beukes - If you're referring to the Koh i Noor diamond it came from India. However, as they got parliamentary democracy, the rule of law, the suppression of suttee, the abolition of slavery, an educated elite, a common language, several major cities and the world's biggest railway system in return I'd say they got a bargain.

[@jfkfitirjdjjsisieirirjfjdj5967]

@@benbow7 yeah they stole more than diamond,they took over the whole world through deceiving the innocent peoples who trusted a real man’s word,us black peoples didn’t lie and loot each other,we’ve had laws that forbid those things for thousands of years

[@KICK839]

​@@benbow7no shi.

[@KICK839]

​@@benbow7gawar chooora

[@houdini5538]

Indians (India) come from the aborigines, they have many similarities.

[@freesaxon6835]

Great ok ....... Let's claim London back

[@utubeeducatedrockafella6336]

Free Saxon Sounds like an invitation for a liberal to give you a random history lesson of the British empire.

[@freesaxon6835]

Utube Educated Rockafella ha, don't make me laugh!

[@freesaxon6835]

KingEdward I wasRIGHT1290 ....... Thank you King Edward, great effort on your part, ( already knew part of that ) correct, your post will be copied for future reference. Our numbers swell and the tide IS turning, hope it's not too late 😒

No problem my friend, cannot stand these leftist clowns working for the Bolshevik brainwashing corporation. Keep Troth.

[@freesaxon6835]

KingEdward I wasRIGHT1290 👍

[@NBreizh]

La meilleur prof d'anglais nous la fait regarder. Grosse dédicace à elle 👍

[@unbekannt8884]

To all tourists out theire who come to a land to make theire vaccation theire behave yourself and dont be like you have to bow down to my culture where as you are tourist and you as a tourist should respect the rules that the first nation people put a sign to not do those things!how would you feel if you were a first nation person and a tourist would not respect the rules you would feel the same way!so as a tourist respect the signs the first nation people put theire a sign for example when a tree or a mountain or is not to be climbed or touched or foto taken or a video taken then as a tourist you should respect that!as a tourist ya should behave like a tourist and not be like i am the boss and i do what i want as a tourist !yuse youre brain and respect the rules that the first nation put theire and show respect to the first nation people!

[@sce235]

It's incredibly funny that all those who support this ridiculous closure respond to logic and reason with sophisticated replies like 'fuck off' or 'piss off' or worse comments

[@larryparis925]

Excellent. So well done. I have to say, the sense of entitlement that NON-Indigenous people have when they are in Indigenous territories is sickening. That said, I really appreciate this quality news - thanks to the Anangu people, Ms Henschke, and the staff for putting this together and sharing with the world.

[@benbow7]

Can the native English people reclaim London?

[@christianprottenuldrich1512]

London is gooone its goooon'

[@alissaburge6375]

The majestic Uluru and the climbing is banned for the visitors. It is way too dangerous to climb Uluru because 37 people had died while climbing Ayers Rock. I walked around it in Australia’s Northern Territory.

[@benos4x4adventures49]

Maybe soon the government will make their own Ayres rock out of a dirt mound. It's possible...

[@caesar7734]

I am fine with the climbing of the rock being banned but I am not fine with the Google Street View being removed.

[@eternalitemission422]

Oh a high rock "MIGHT" come in handy one day.

[@Djr67]

Its 400 million years old, it doesn't belong to the Aboriginies anymore then us, its a land formation, they don't own it.

[@eltfell]

How comment Anangu people what Paddy Uluru said and did?

[@marymyers6551]

They have no respect...it's all about what they want...they just don't care.

[@strogarth6752]

Imagine apologising for something your great great great great uncle did...

[@gethcreator751]

nirvanablues62 why? We are not responsible for our ancestors actions so why should we correct it? I'm not Australian btw I'm just talking in general

[@alakovideo]

Geth Creator then your opinion doesn't have much weight in this ridiculous argument. Indigenous people should always have a say, as they have been there and had the culture evolve on that land for thousands of years.

[@gethcreator751]

Alako that rock belongs to my countries queen, we own Australia

[@forestjuice88]

Australians celebrate what great great great great grandfathers did so why not also apologize for the bad they did?

[@c0ree]

yer got a license fer that rock m8?

[@Bruce15485]

How come there are interviews on film with elders from some 50 years ago saying it was ok to climb Ayres Rock !

[@tormon506]

Hi, can you link me to those please? Thank you.

[@Bruce15485]

www.heraldsun.com.au/blogs/andrew-bolt/why-ban-what-these-aborigines-once-did/news-story/5e9b2135172f357ec8aa441636277b88 There were also videos shown Sky News of Aboriginals making comment from the 60s

[@oisois3707]

cause they were forced?

[@ultramag9413]

What about their deeply offensive behaviour toward the rest of the country

[@abelhinha8]

Please elaborate

[@Paradoxical124]

It’s not theirs, how can they just claim a rock! It should be for everyone.

[@beepbeep6861]

It belongs to them, get over it.

[@abelhinha8]

Replace that with « how can they just claim a land! ». And this works for all colonized countries. That is stolen land.

[@nowhere529]

Like little kids who don't care about a toy until their sibling wants to play with it so are these frauds with the rock.

[@Krustyclown5791]

bhaha 🤣. remember the media is meant to be unbiased.

[@tilerscanberra2319]

Uluru

[@sharynhughes1061]

Interesting! 😀👍

[@claraangulo1880]

❤️❤️❤️

[@raphaelgriere4970]

1c ?

[@leduan185]

REFUND GAMING

[@rsmith7589]

The Messiah is returning for His Church and then JUDGEMENT. Watch: “THE POWER OF CHRIST IN DRAWING THE CHURCH TO THE KINGDOM OF GOD” on Repent & Prepare the way. Amen Anyone who calls on the name of the Lord Jesus Christ will be saved. Amen

[@daveyork0]

A vast monolith named for Ayer. Appropriate to be shared

[@unbekannt8884]

In a sence of way to not climb it!

[@NoTaboos]

The rock is 600 million years old and aborigines have only been in the area for 10 thousand years. The rock got on just fine by itself for 599.99 million years without any so-called "caretakers". What a joke.

[@jasminegill3457]

and without any other people climbing it so now in these modern times i do think it needs to be preserved

[@NoTaboos]

@@jasminegill3457 Nothing to do with preservation. You seriously think climbers were destroying it? Are they destroying the Sydney Harbour bridge?

[@billtrent1930]

Well it’s not their rock is it

[@Sam-cr5wn]

Bill Trent fuck off

[@childrensorg856]

Sacred? Ffs it's only a rock, get over it.

[@annakey3153]

I thought Aboriginal people belonged to the land and not the reverse

[@utubeeducatedrockafella6336]

Nice rock. Who wouldn't want it? Put a McDonalds on there. Nice

[@donaldmac1250]

my father and I climbed the rock in 1959..there was no aboriginal people within fifty kilometres of the rock...reason being that there was nothing to eat there and nobody wanted to live there....for me at 4years old it was very challenging but the experience was deeply spiritual and I didn't get sick....I think it's just a big rock and if you want to climb it I think you should if it is your spiritual desire...hate to be cynical but if there was money in it they'd let you climb it...betting that will happen.

[@craigbigelow8160]

If I wanna climb that rock I will! You can't even keep water flowing down the river!

[@Mossyz.]

Half of these folk think the world is flat...but put fences up around this place and call it their own ..

[@OneBlueFroggy]

What difference does it make what shape the earth is ? Since time immemorial, this has been their country, their homeland, before it was even called Australia. This rock, Uluru, has been sacred to them. All people should respect this, and not climb all over it. Go climb a mosque, or a cathedral and see what happens.

[@Mossyz.]

@@OneBlueFroggy I guess you have a point ... thanks for that 😍

[@benbow7]

Look at the clothes they're wearing, the glasses they're using, the buildings they're living in. All culturally appropriated from us. I demand that they stop appropriating my culture in this way

[@Sam-cr5wn]

benbow7 fuck off lol

[@OneBlueFroggy]

They were forced to accept all the white man's ways, or be killed !

[@melloLL4722]

So disrespectful.

[@p-lemon]

Anyone else find the narrator kinda annoying

[@kifkroker6483]

You have to pay an entrance fee to get in the area of the rock. Now this is a tourist attraction. Off course lots of people wanna climb it, cause it's a part of the experience being there! Not to far away from Ayers Rock... uhm sry, I mean Uluru, is another rock. That one is ok to climb and visit, and also FREE to access... and this I got told by a Aboriginal guide, when I was at the rock in 2011! I asked him why is that one ok to climb but not this one! He replied that he couldn't answer! I replied back and said that people coming here pay a lot, and the Aborginals running the place make a lot of money, and forbidding tourist to climb is hypocrisy and double moral! So you can take our money but not give us something back!? He just walked away! But you know what... go ahead forbid climbing! Heck, forbid entering the area, and lose all that tourist money, and after that we'll have this conversation again!

[@GuyHarrison-nm1xt]

No body ownership. Been here for millions of years. If Russia take over Australia. Who will be the owner then

[@jaykingston2171]

I would not spend over £2000 to visit a red hot red rock! Its not a wonder its incredibly boring we know its boring coz all the locals have gone mad and have covered themselves with paint and leaves for fun!?

[@alakovideo]

Jay Kingston no that's their culture. It's actually really amazing, the fact their traditions have been carried out for thousands of years. And Uluru IS amazing.

[@Sam-cr5wn]

Jay Kingston fuck off

[@juneallan4903]

Wonderful story.totaly explains things,only now through programs like this that we truely understand the way Aboringals like to live.but haven said that,i lived in Mt Isa for 14 years growing up as a teenager and into my 20s.what I saw with the aboringal people was booze,fights,falling out of pubs,it's even worse now.with petrol sniffing and drugs,stealing,and crime has become a way of life for young Aboriginal's.if you behaved like that while in a tribe way back,you got punished to the degree of breaking their bones so they can't walk.you were put out of the tribe go your own way.but each aboringal had a part to play in surving,if you didn't play your part,it would put the tribe at risk of survival.they worked on stations in the outback etc another story.just hope this program doesn't sugar coat the real way a lot of aboringal people live now days in 2022...its such a shame.but at same time it's nice to see some positive things coming through this show.

[@James-yx1bh]

🕊🌈✌😇👍🌈🕊

[@allahblessrussia7592]

We will invade it and make it OUR ROCK

[@chrismcloughlin163]

Eh?

[@ashleyashley2200]

Wtf

[@eltfell]

@@chrismcloughlin163 It's sort of a meme, like: it's not an Airbus, it's an Our Bus. Communism, you understand?

[@MadclintMusic]

dont you feel like its bad to rape? yes but ill do it anyway, even if I know its wrong, my urge to rape is too strong. Thats the logic were dealing with.

[@Yahudi290]

Ntt sebagian ada keturuan suku aborizin .. Bukap afrika ..jagan slh paham..afrikan dan .aborizin sangan beda..dari gen san rambut dan kulit dikit itama kopi bukan arang .ok