Sovereign Union - First Nations Asserting Sovereignty

Ghillar, Michael Anderson, the last surviving member of the founding four of the Aboriginal Embassy in 1972 articulates his personal position on where we are now. On 27 January. He and some experts in their field of law and society will talk about sovereignty and land rights. “We all have a common enemy," he says. "I recognise and acknowledge all those who have contributed over the years to keep the Aboriginal Embassy out there in front for all to see. They must all be applauded for their commitments." [node:read-more:link]

The governments are totally confused about where and how they want us to fit within their autocratically ruled Australian society. The colonial education system is designed with the purpose of training our minds to think like them, that is, assimilation by design and purpose. The policy-making and programming in government circles is the absolute frustration for our people to get anywhere near our grassroots' aspirations and ambitions, because of the prevention of progress which stops us from succeeding and fulfilling these ambitions. [node:read-more:link]

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I ask our Peoples – Do you understand what are the hidden agendas behind all these terms - Closing the Gap, Treaty, Reconciliation, Recognise, Statement from the Heart and the Voice? The terminologies do not come from paranoia and conspiracy theories, but they come from the real world. In short, all of these colonial strategies are about one agenda only – Assimilation, thereby completing the theft of our Country on a continental scale. [node:read-more:link]

An invitation is extended to all First Nations Peoples across Australia to bring their flags, aspirations, ideas and strategies for achieving self-determination to Canberra, 26th-28th January 2022. This Anniversary is the greatest opportunity for the grassroots voices to be truly heard as one. So, this 50th year of that silent confrontation established by four men, now creates an opportunity for Australia to truly hear the voices of the silent majority of First Nations Peoples of this Country, and we invite all true supporters to be with us on this momentous occasion. [node:read-more:link]

The so-called state 'treaty process' of today threatens the inherent sovereign rights of First Nations. State agreements are not 'treaties' between Nations, they are private agreements.

Proper sovereign treaties have to involve negotiating rights between sovereign powers and negotiations commence on a full agreement that sovereignty was never ceded by First Nations in Australia, who continue to hold proprietary rights to all lands and waters in this country, as was confirmed in the Mabo case. [node:read-more:link]