Pascoe is a very Cornish name and my Great Great Grandfather went to South Australia as a Mine Captain to mine Copper in Moonta in 1860. He was called Pascoe.

So chances are Bruce Pascoe and I are kin

Grappler Deep State Feller wrote on May 1^st, 2021 at 1:31pm:



They had plumbing

Brian Ross wrote on May 1^st, 2021 at 8:29pm:



One place on the entire continent where aboriginals had eel traps?

They made fish traps too in QLD & the Gulf Country & Arnhem Land.

Still very basic .... no where near sophisticated technology.

So piss off Bwyan.

Well Pascoe was smart enough to rip $2m in funds from the tax payers, with only $400,000 left. Plus extra from book royalties.
Sounds like he got it right.
As they say in America.
If you can't make real politics, just fake it.

Even Monk lied to rip Aussie off $60.
Fake it to make it!
Hence why Australian Republicans want an (Americanised) President as head of (52nd) State.

Australian Aborigines were Palaeolithic.

The Paleolithic era, also known as the Old Stone Age, was a period in human history that began around 3.3 million years ago and ended around 11,650 years ago. It was characterized by the development of stone tools, as well as the creation of art, and the hunting and gathering lifestyle of early humans.

As they never - or hardly ever - had Flint, their stone tools and weapons were extremely primitive as there is very little or hardly any Flint on this entire Continent.

Most of their tools were wood and no stone as they never had rocks that were any good for tools.

Paleolithic people lived in small groups and hunted, fished, and gathered plants to survive. They adapted their diets to the local resources available, and the proportions of plant and animal foods in their diets varied by region.

The Stone Age is usually divided into three periods: Lower Paleolithic, Middle Paleolithic, and Upper Paleolithic.

Dark Emu puts forward the false notion that the Aborigines were Neolithic.

Characteristics
Settled lifestyle: People began to live in permanent villages.
Domestication: People began to domesticate animals and cultivate plants for food.
Stone tools: People used more sophisticated stone tools for farming and herding.
Crafts: People began to make pottery and weave.

Significance
The Neolithic period was marked by the Neolithic Revolution, which was a transition from hunting and gathering to agriculture and settlement. This transition allowed for larger populations.

So Dark Emu is absolute Bullshit.

Grappler Deep State Feller wrote on Nov 30^th, 2021 at 7:50am:



That shyte pisses me off ..... renaming major cities - as if Aboriginals ever built anything but a bark gunyah somewhere in the district. FFS.

Jasin wrote on Jan 17^th, 2025 at 7:11pm:



Still makes him a criminal fraud.

You condone criminality by fraud i.e. rewriting history and racial appropriation?

Every part of Pascoe's ideology/cult was disproven long before it ever saw the light...

His is a book of fiction .. not fact... nobody needs to put up any learned books to contradict it - all the history already does that.

Governments latched on to it as another means of driving a stake into the heart of Australia, by dividing and dividing until there's nothing left.... only a moron drills holes in his own lifeboat..... so these assholes must have a few extra lifeboats set aside for their exclusive use, no?

Think on that - the list is long... starting with the 'future fund' - a thing of the past once the Grappler government takes office... One People = One Future Fund!!  All under the same umbrella - no more special privilege!!

Now then - where's that 30% pay rise for pensioners etc to keep up with costs of living?  Oh - of course!  All those 'Boomer' pensioners own all the properties, none of them are forced to have a mortgage on their one home etc .... and the unemployed scum of today can live in Tent Cities until the local councils throw them out... send in the Troopers one two three...

Time for that revolution, I think.....