WETT (2009) | Central Land Council

[@James-kv6kb]

If you're getting 40 billion dollars a year you don't need to carve up the land and give it to miners what the hell is going on with the money. This whole thing needs to be investigated

[@dplant8961]

Hi, Folks. I have realised for a long time that country is HYOOOGELY important to Aboriginal peoples. That said, I keep getting the message driven home again and again by stories such as this. It is a connection that VERY few non-Aboriginal people can truly understand and I would never claim to understand it myself, even though I have felt some SMALL semblance of it in a couple of places where I have worked or travelled. What I would say to non-Aboriginals who can't wrap their heads around this connection to country is, "Just because you don't understand it does NOT mean that it doesn't exist and it doesn't deserve to be dismissed just because you don't understand it." Just my 0.02. You all have a wonderful day. Best wishes. Deas Plant.

[@FTY13]

So many words but you're not actually saying anything and don't think people don't understand connection what we don't understand is why people are still living in poverty when there is so much money available and why they need mining ? Some advisors simply are being paid too much but not getting any results

[@dplant8961]

Hello,@@FTY13. I DISAGREE. The chief reason why there is not much if any change in this situation is that the money is being 'THROWN' at the industry that has grown up to feed off this funding. WHY does there need to be around THREE THOUSAND different organisations involved in this field and how much of the available funding is being soaked up by those organisations before it can ever reach the people who really need it????????? And all with pretty much ZERO accountability. Just my 0.02. You have a wonderful day. Best wishes. Deas Plant.

[@FTY13]

@@dplant8961 ok a simpler way of saying it is the white Aborigines are ripping off the system spending the 40 billion dollars on themselves and not giving it to people in the bush. This is why they're so sensitive about the full blood thing they don't want any mention of the fact that they are different to people suffering in the bush living under bits of corrugated iron. What we need to do is say you're not Aboriginal and start from there . That's why I voted no for the voice because there were no full bloods involved only white people saying they were Aboriginal because they're great great great great great great great great great grandmother was and nobody has the balls to tell them that this is not correct

[@FTY13]

@@dplant8961 I've answered so many messages here but the big problem is white Aborigines need to piss off go home and allow the real full bloods to have a say which is not happening. 40 billion dollars every year is being soaked up by white Aborigines who refuse to give any money to the bush. Just endless meetings about what their offended by but not offended by the fact that people are living in the worst conditions on the planet in our own country

[@avaandwigglesworld4126]

This is a beautiful culture greetings from to country and Australia The aboriginals are my best friends because I like the ceremonies and dances sending love from my culture and to their culture

[@James-kv6kb]

Beautiful people when they're in the bush in the towns not so much

[@oftin_wong]

You are lucky to survive childhood unscathed in a remote community

[@James-kv6kb]

I would have thought that the indigenous people would support these videos but I'm suspicious that they're not allowed to have access to technology

[@FTY13]

If they did they would be telling the wider population that they're not getting the 40 billion a year

[@MsPoppsie]

Hello to the wonderful Warlpiri community.

[@idunnoadventureswithjacken9075]

How come they have blackfella words for things that didn’t exist in there day ? Just sayen

[@FTY13]

Instead of just using the English word they've just made up words .

[@grahamchilds821]

I love my dingo family and I am in defence of native animals and anything native the dingo is my dreaming and it comes with the native people and family I would love to encourage the native dog back to our lands because I love those animals they are lovely and cute animals and the only thing that I liked about school was learning about aboriginals and native animals that's the australia I am talking about nothing else means anything but nothing