Invaded or settled?
#1
Invaded or settled?
Nocookies | The Australian
I know that this has been blown out of proportion and that as a socialist, Queensland's premier hates Australia, but it's sad that Australia was 'invaded' is an official viewpoint of a major university - although I'm sure that their students can, and should, make their own minds up
Not cool
Revisionist history is one of the reasons why I detest the left
I know that this has been blown out of proportion and that as a socialist, Queensland's premier hates Australia, but it's sad that Australia was 'invaded' is an official viewpoint of a major university - although I'm sure that their students can, and should, make their own minds up
Not cool
Revisionist history is one of the reasons why I detest the left
#2
Re: Invaded or settled?
Nocookies | The Australian
I know that this has been blown out of proportion and that as a socialist, Queensland's premier hates Australia, but it's sad that Australia was 'invaded' is an official viewpoint of a major university - although I'm sure that their students can, and should, make their own minds up
Not cool
Revisionist history is one of the reasons why I detest the left
I know that this has been blown out of proportion and that as a socialist, Queensland's premier hates Australia, but it's sad that Australia was 'invaded' is an official viewpoint of a major university - although I'm sure that their students can, and should, make their own minds up
Not cool
Revisionist history is one of the reasons why I detest the left
#3
Re: Invaded or settled?
Nocookies | The Australian
I know that this has been blown out of proportion and that as a socialist, Queensland's premier hates Australia, but it's sad that Australia was 'invaded' is an official viewpoint of a major university - although I'm sure that their students can, and should, make their own minds up
Not cool
Revisionist history is one of the reasons why I detest the left
I know that this has been blown out of proportion and that as a socialist, Queensland's premier hates Australia, but it's sad that Australia was 'invaded' is an official viewpoint of a major university - although I'm sure that their students can, and should, make their own minds up
Not cool
Revisionist history is one of the reasons why I detest the left
#4
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Re: Invaded or settled?
Try the ABC one
Queensland Premier praised for 'invasion' stance in Australian history for Indigenous people - ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)
Let me know if that is subscriber too - we are logged in to most of these automatically at work so I can't tell.
Queensland Premier praised for 'invasion' stance in Australian history for Indigenous people - ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)
Let me know if that is subscriber too - we are logged in to most of these automatically at work so I can't tell.
#5
Re: Invaded or settled?
Bet they're glad they weren't invaded by the Chinese, Japanese, Portuguese or any of the other sundry possibles, things would look rather (and not so nicely) different if they were. PC manipulation at its very best.
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Re: Invaded or settled?
Nocookies | The Australian
I know that this has been blown out of proportion and that as a socialist, Queensland's premier hates Australia, but it's sad that Australia was 'invaded' is an official viewpoint of a major university - although I'm sure that their students can, and should, make their own minds up
Not cool
Revisionist history is one of the reasons why I detest the left
I know that this has been blown out of proportion and that as a socialist, Queensland's premier hates Australia, but it's sad that Australia was 'invaded' is an official viewpoint of a major university - although I'm sure that their students can, and should, make their own minds up
Not cool
Revisionist history is one of the reasons why I detest the left
The hypocrisy of the lefties. They don't like white people and abuse the word in "invade" but hate the "stop the people sumuggling" policy and think that type of invasion should be accepted.
#8
Re: Invaded or settled?
Nocookies | The Australian
I know that this has been blown out of proportion and that as a socialist, Queensland's premier hates Australia, but it's sad that Australia was 'invaded' is an official viewpoint of a major university - although I'm sure that their students can, and should, make their own minds up
Not cool
Revisionist history is one of the reasons why I detest the left
I know that this has been blown out of proportion and that as a socialist, Queensland's premier hates Australia, but it's sad that Australia was 'invaded' is an official viewpoint of a major university - although I'm sure that their students can, and should, make their own minds up
Not cool
Revisionist history is one of the reasons why I detest the left
I really don't see how Cook arriving in a rowing boat and the leaving again can be considered an invasion.
Arguably, the arrival of the first fleet may well be considered an invasion - though not really falling within the dictionary definition - it was generally appropriation of territory under force of arms, just not from any defined or identified geopolitical entity.
But whether or not it was is neither here nor there TBH - it was what it was, and is the reality of history, as has been the case for hundreds of countries and territories across the globe throughout history.
Personally, I prefer the term colonisation - as it reflects both the political ideology of Empire and the actual activity of the time.
S
#9
Re: Invaded or settled?
I really don't see how Cook arriving in a rowing boat and the leaving again can be considered an invasion.
Arguably, the arrival of the first fleet may well be considered an invasion - though not really falling within the dictionary definition - it was generally appropriation of territory under force of arms, just not from any defined or identified geopolitical entity.
But whether or not it was is neither here nor there TBH - it was what it was, and is the reality of history, as has been the case for hundreds of countries and territories across the globe throughout history.
Personally, I prefer the term colonisation - as it reflects both the political ideology of Empire and the actual activity of the time.
S
Arguably, the arrival of the first fleet may well be considered an invasion - though not really falling within the dictionary definition - it was generally appropriation of territory under force of arms, just not from any defined or identified geopolitical entity.
But whether or not it was is neither here nor there TBH - it was what it was, and is the reality of history, as has been the case for hundreds of countries and territories across the globe throughout history.
Personally, I prefer the term colonisation - as it reflects both the political ideology of Empire and the actual activity of the time.
S
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Re: Invaded or settled?
..... and someone bangs on about the right being the destroyers.
Well if there's anyone seeking to destroy and divide its the left wing academics and the minority groups.
http://www.news.com.au/entertainment/tv/morning-shows/sunrise-youre-a-bunch-of-racist-cts-singer-thelma-plum-slams-sunrise/news-story/a89d4cacad7a31c0946bf7f8afc17778
Well if there's anyone seeking to destroy and divide its the left wing academics and the minority groups.
http://www.news.com.au/entertainment/tv/morning-shows/sunrise-youre-a-bunch-of-racist-cts-singer-thelma-plum-slams-sunrise/news-story/a89d4cacad7a31c0946bf7f8afc17778
#14
Re: Invaded or settled?
Try the ABC one
Queensland Premier praised for 'invasion' stance in Australian history for Indigenous people - ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)
Let me know if that is subscriber too - we are logged in to most of these automatically at work so I can't tell.
Queensland Premier praised for 'invasion' stance in Australian history for Indigenous people - ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)
Let me know if that is subscriber too - we are logged in to most of these automatically at work so I can't tell.
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