“Eventually, when we rationalise Indigenous
affairs and we spend money on things that are truly productive for Aboriginal
people on the ground, we’ll get rid of a lot of waste, we’ll get rid of a lot
of duplication, we’ll get rid of a lot of things that actually have no impact,”
Noel Pearson said.
First Nations people want a ‘treaty’ to be the first step to all hell breaking loose.
They never ceded sovereignty, the land was taken by force and retained by force, they say.
So, pay the rent suddenly makes sense.
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