John Smith wrote on Dec 2^nd, 2024 at 5:21pm:


Wait until they get around to exiling those born here, smith - then you won't get a shock, since you know who all the major irretrievable criminals are already

Suggest that some of you ought to read Watkin Tench and his observations on the brutality suffered by aboriginal women way back in 1788.

But then, no one wants to read the words of an honest observer who personally interviewed aboriginal women who had been abused and beaten by their husbands.

Frank wrote on Dec 14^th, 2024 at 8:29pm:


Watkin Tench, discussion stopper.

Laugh it up. Fool.


Extreme rates of violence
Despite the flawed data, those that were captured show the extreme and disproportionate rate of violence against First Nations women.

National Homicide Monitoring Program data on murdered First Nations women and children from 1989–1990 to 2022–2023 show 476 women were recorded as victims of homicide (murder and manslaughter). 158 children were recorded as victims of homicide (murder, manslaughter and infanticide).

First Nations women represented 16 per cent of all Australian women homicide victims, despite comprising between 2–3 per cent of the adult female population.

First Nations children represented 13 per cent of all child homicide victims.

Counting missing First Nations women and children was equally problematic, somewhat owing to some jurisdictions not recording Indigenous status in their figures.

Despite the flawed data, the Senate inquiry heard 20% of missing women in Australia are Aboriginal women. The report found First Nations children and youth are over-represented in the out-of-home care system (approximately one in 18) and are “markedly overrepresented in reports of missing children. These children make up 53% of missing children reports.”

Not only are First Nations women and children more likely to go missing, they are less likely to be found.

The inquiry also heard the problematic nature of the language of “missing” as being passive, and somehow suggestive that people go deliberately missing. We agree with Amy McQuire’s argument that these First Nations women and children are not missing – but disappeared.

https://lsj.com.au/articles/the-report-on-murdered-and-missing-indigenous-women-...

Right on the money there, Boris - straight from the horse's mouth - though as the women say - this study skirted around laying responsibility and actually requiring real action. Good to see some on board with the realities.

Boris wrote on Jan 17^th, 2025 at 11:59am:

greggerypeccary wrote on Jan 16^th, 2025 at 5:45pm:



Why don't you leave & go to the US.... it's all you seem to have on your mind.

It would be only fitting since you have reneged on your previous wager in 2016.

So now the blokes in for his 2nd term - rolled old demented Biden & his dipstick offsider Kamala Harris in 2024.

8 years after you made your bet ... and you're still here fanatasing about about various US politicians ...

except the real losers ... the Democrats.

The world has had a gutful of lefty liberals... including in Oz.

Do the right thing Peccar.

True - it was a c&p from official webpages.

Not my words - just official propaganda.


First Nations women represented 16 per cent of all Australian women homicide victims, despite comprising between 2–3 per cent of the adult female population.

First Nations children represented 13 per cent of all child homicide victims.

Where are the corpses of the missing children?

John Smith wrote on Dec 2^nd, 2024 at 12:18pm:


So you really don't have a sensible answer or responses?

Just throw the race card at everything.

What a intellectual wit you are ... a F*#!wit.