Thomas Mayo: Enshrining an Indigenous Voice to Parliament

[@daz5138]

Much like the Heritage laws in Western Australia. When a group asked for 2.5 million $$ so the tree planting could go ahead, it's all about money, nothing more..

[@valdarogan5238]

Where has the $34 BILLION a year gone.??? ....would’ve thought that would help close the gap. One must ask who’s bank accounts did that money go to, as clearly it never got to the people that need it. Someone needs to be held accountable for all that money.

[@joevella6629]

Ex maritime union so put him on a ship to his Chinese Como mates, one way ticket

[@eliozecchinati1357]

This,,,goose,,wants,,MONEY

[@mikeykpe6123]

My close friend is true Indigenous. He really doesn't care actually about this referendum. He has worked all his life like a white man. He is a Golden Globe Boxer.

[@mikeykpe6123]

He will probably vote, Yes. I will vote, No. But he and I still great friends and we both stand together.

[@YaMomsOyster]

*Glove

[@Matt-eq7mr]

Thomas mayors heritage is Philippines and polish

[@KN_6328]

.....that's why I am voting NO

[@freddieallan3583]

That's right ....NO ...

[@saneman8147]

And total power and control.

[@johnmckenzie-rm3jh]

You are a very scary creature Thomas Mayo.

[@Margaret-bo3pv]

This man is a Torres Strait person not an aboriginal

[@eliozecchinati1357]

Dad,,Phillip,, mum,,,duch

[@Cobber2023]

@@eliozecchinati1357he is not Aboriginal he’s an Indian his family are from Ceylon(Sri-Lanka) they moved here after WW2 he might identify as TI but he is about as indigenous as a Fox he’s about as trustworthy as one as well. Him and his entire family are fraudulent scum who are not Australian and are not owed a thing they should take it up with England it wasn’t Aussies who ruled India 👌🏻

[@Cobber2023]

@@eliozecchinati1357Torres Strait islanders are not Australian aboriginals and Aussies shouldn’t have to pay them a cent

[@Margaret-bo3pv]

He is not even a Torres Strait person Mothe Polish Jewish, father Philippino and Borneo mix

[@AccordQS]

The aboriginal industry is the biggest rort in the history of this country. Most activists are city dwelling elites who have never experienced a day of hardship in their lives. Many, like Thomas Mayo, are fake aboriginals on the gravy train. When are we going to hold the incompetent aboriginal industry accountable for wasting $30,000,000,000 per year, of our taxpayer’s dollars and show no measurable benefit or improvement in the troubled communities? Only when we extinguish native title, will all Australians be able to live side by side as free Ozzie.

[@matthewnewton9477]

Another bombshell? Mayo or is it Mayor??? “His father, Celestino Mayor, is a Torres Strait Islander of Philippine and Dayak ancestry and his mother, Liz Mayor, brings Polish, Jewish and English ancestry to the family” So his dad, a Filipino / Bornean, lived on a Torres Strait island. And that automatically makes him a Torres Strait Islander?

[@davehad-enough2369]

Grub alert.

[@Gyhb5hsimplevq]

Pay the rent, thanks Mayo lol

[@FUTUREWA]

Mayo the Communist is not even Aboriginal

[@pebblepod30]

By his own words he is seeking racist power, and to take power & land away from everyone else, simply based race (indigeneity) and racist ideology.

[@Anthony-wx3hc]

That's false, the government can can it without a referendum brother!

[@df4250]

That's your own flawed interpretation of the 'meaning"' of a 'no' vote. What you fail to understand is your failure to eloquently explain the difference between Aboriginal's obsession with their past and their lack of vision for the future, other than to pursue a path of disunity by calling for treaties and 'self determination'. These paths that you seek lack definition and evaluation as to the benefits that will be achieved for Aborigines and Australians. The fact of the matter is that Aborigines and other FN peoples are confronting what EVERY other race has confronted throughout mankind's history. That history is one of conquest, dispossession, immigration and assimilation. They are painful processes and the tragedy is that mankind has never recognised that despite our artificial boundaries, we're all residents of one planet. The differences between us, be it racial, religious or cultural are a rich feeding ground for the deluded psychopaths amongst us to mislead and indoctrinate those less able to think critically into division and conflict. You're part of that sorry process.

[@josephwinder6878]

Not today mate. Not ever.