Foundation for a system of apartheid
From time out of mind groups of people have been everywhere on the move. Groups settled and sometimes merged with other groups to form a new independent people or nation which endured as long as the people had the cultural confidence and strength to do so. So has been the case of with Australia. The arrival of the First Fleet heralded the origination of a new independent country into which the Aboriginals (the British name for the many sparse nomadic tribes) would naturally merged.
The new incorporation of people, whatever their background, is now known as Australia – Australia as distinct from a mass of land between geographical coordinates. It exists (at the moment, at least) under one form of government, law and justice that is applicable to all. The rights and duties of citizenship extend to all whatever their background. There is no other system, however one wants to conceive it. One people under one flag as a symbol.
The High Court Mabo Judgement which recognised the ownership of the Murray Islands by the Meriam people was an example of judicial activism driven by a political purpose. The dissenting High Court judge Justice Dawson explained in his judgement why the Mabo Judgement was not based on or followed the established law. The Meriam people’s ownership of the Murray Islands, for which there was a strong commonsense case, could have been established without recourse to the High Court of Australia.
Even if the judgement’s reasoning established that the Meriam people owned their islands, there was no logical or analogical or substantial basis for applying the same reasoning to the continent of Australia. None, except the political motivation, and the political objective. The politics wound up to fever pitch by the interested parties rammed the Native Title Act through parliament. Another powerful front for the subversion of Australia had been opened up.
The Native Title Act is the foundation of a far advanced plan to establish a system of apartheid in Australia – an apartheid that sets up a minority superior class to whom great expanses of the continent will be given and who will be the pensioners on the soldier ants who do all the work and produce all the wealth.
This page contains links to articles about the campaign by Ango-indigenous to establish a system of apartheid in Australia in which a minority superior class wrestles sovereignty from the rest of Australia. The support for the campaign comes from a traitor class of Australians using the institutions and associations they have gained control over, the foremost of which is the billion-dollar government funded ABC (The Australian Broadcasting Corporation).
The Break-Up of Australia: Part I – Quadrant Online, Keith Windschuttle
The Break-Up of Australia: Part II – Quadrant Online, Keith Windschuttle
The Breakup of Australia: The Real Agenda behind Aboriginal Recognition, Keith Windschuttle, Quadrant Books
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Racist, Sexist, Homophobic. You Know, the Usual Libels – Quadrant Online, Tony Thomas, 21 July 2022
Imprisoned in the Oldest Continuous Culture – Quadrant Online, Conor Ross, 15 July 2022
From Class War to Race War – Quadrant Online, William D Rubinstein, 13 July 2022
A Bridge Too Far – Quadrant Online, Peter O’Brien, 13 July 2022
Aboriginal Youth Suicide Goes from Very Bad to Much Worse – Quadrant Online, Keith Windschuttle, 12 July 2022
Integration versus Segregation – Quadrant Online, Gary Johns, 11 July 2022
The Needed and Overdue Farewell to Alms – Quadrant Online, Roslyn Ross, 21 June 2022
The Little-Used but Vital Word ‘Usufruct’ – Quadrant Online, Christopher Heathcote, 8 June 2022
Aboriginal Sovereignty and Section 44 of the Constitution – Quadrant Online, Chris Battle, 1 June 2022
Parliament must be able to have the final say on voice (theaustralian.com.au), Janet Albrechtsen, 13 April 2022
Indigenous leaders say ‘it’s time for a referendum’ on First Nations Voice to Parliament – ABC News, 12 April 2022
Woke Cricket Australia trashes Australia Day by pandering to activists | The Spectator Australia, Terry Barnes, 3 January 2022
First Nations Curriculum resources (australianstogether.org.au)***
The Academic Cover-Up of Massacre Map Defects – Quadrant Online, 25 November 2021
CathNews – Bishops endorse Uluru Statement from the Heart, 22 November 2021
River of Despair: Anita Heiss’s New Race-Fiction – Quadrant Online, Michael Connor – anti-white racism in Australian literature
The Voice: Maori Activists Set an Example – Quadrant Online, Douglas Drummond, 30 August 2021
Chipping Away at Names for the Nation, Christopher Akehurst, Quadrant online, 29 September 2021
The Incidence of Cannibalism in Aboriginal Society, William Rubinstein, Quadrant Online, 25 September 2021
Paraphrased, ‘Drop Dead, Quadrant Online, Peter O’Brien
CathNews – Archbishop Coleridge backs Uluru Statement, 278 September 2021
The Never-Ending Story – Quadrant Online, Keith Windschuttle, 1 September 2021
‘It’s cultural fraud’: the growing act of race-shifting, Victoria Grieve-Williams, The Australian, 10 July 2021
Harmful: warning issued to ‘race shifters’, Carol Overington, The Australian, 2 July 2021
Traditional owners formalised in new boundaries covering central Melbourne, Rachel Eddie, The Age, 1 July 2021
Statement from the Mind?, Salvatore Babones, Quadrant, 30 June 2021
What Constitutional Recognition Would Mean, Augusto Zimmermann, Quadrant, 24 June 2021
The Voice: Maori Activists’ Cautionary Lesson, Douglas Drummond, Quadrant, 23 June 2021
Suicide Response: The Ignorant, the Sinister and the Silent – Quadrant Online, Martin Lynch, Quadrant, 16 June 2021
Support for Indigenous voice grows stronger (theaustralian.com.au), Mark Leibler, 14 June 2021
The Treaty Crusaders’ Sin of Omission – Quadrant Online, Mark Powell, Quadrant, 5 June 2021
Voice ‘the final step’ of Mabo ruling: Megan Davis (theaustralian.com.au), Paige Taylor, 3 June 2021
Who’s Afraid of William Buckley? – Quadrant Online, Michael Connor, Quadrant, 2 June 2021
CathNews – Vinnies backs Indigenous Voice to Parliament, 1 June 2021
Reconciliation Starts with Telling the Truth – Quadrant Online, Mark Powell, Quadrant, 27 May 2021
Bishops make submission on Indigenous Voice to Parliament – ACBC Media Blog (catholic.org.au), 21 May 2021
CathNews – Vinnies calls for National Voice in Constitution, 6 May 2021
Dead Wrong: Aboriginal Deaths in Custody – Quadrant Online, Mark Powell, 2 May 2021
The Mind-Bending Irony of the Case for ‘Recognition’ – Quadrant Online, Peter O’Brien, Quadrant, 13 April 2021
Rousseau Has a Lot to Answer For – Quadrant Online, Peter O’Brien, 19 March 2021
Noel Pearson says Australia doesn’t make sense without Indigenous recognition (theage.com.au), The Age, 17 March 2021
Indigenous leader Noel Pearson continues push for constitutional recognition and Voice to Parliament – ABC News, 17 March 2021
Sisters of Mercy join fight to save sacred site — Catholic Religious Australia, 11 March 2021
Congratulations to Dr Miriam-Rose, Senior Australian of the Year – Jesuits Australia, Fr Brennan, February 2021
Premier Dan’s Dangerously Addled ‘Treaty’ – Quadrant Online, Peter O’Brien, 26 February 2021
Welcome to Country: Bogus but Preferable – Quadrant Online, Mark Powell, 25 February 2021
The Real Agenda Behind Aboriginal Recognition – Quadrant Online, Augusto Zimmermann, Quadrant, 20 February 2021
Commemorating the anniversary of the Apology to the Stolen Generation – Catholic Outlook, 19 February 2021
Entrenching a Divided Australia – Quadrant Online, Gabriel Moens, 15 February 2021
A Statement from the Heart of Passivity, Antony Carr, Quadrant, 2 February 2021
The Enduring Racism of Big Cheese
The Voice on ‘Invasion Day’ *** Keith Windschuttle, 26 January 2021
A Decidedly One-Sided ‘Reconciliation’, Peter O’Brien, 20 January 2021
First Ayers Rock, now Mount Warning, Markc Hendrikcs. 18 January 2021
A Playground for Lawyers and Activist Judges – Quadrant Online, Peter O’Brien, 2 January 2021
Whitefella, Be Gone! Landmarks and Racial Exclusion, David Bartong, 12 December 2020
Ken Wyatt’s warning: close the Indigenous gap or else
The White Privilege of Being Black
How Welcome to Country rituals are changing to make all Australians take note
Victoria to establish truth and justice process as part of Aboriginal treaty process
Coon cheese represents just one example of how cancel culture divides us
Special Investigation of Bruce Pascoe and Dark Emu
ABC’s Indigenous documentary ‘contains brand-new history’: Bolt
Establishing a system of apartheid
Victorian treaty vote for First Peoples’ Assembly delivers a different kind of state election
The Myth of Aboriginal Exceptionalism
KEITH WINDSCHUTTLE
Keith Windschuttle, Editor-in-Chief of Quadrant Magazine, has written extensively on the Aboriginal issue. His work includes the monumental series The Fabrication of Aboriginal History. Below are two Quadrant articles he wrote in response to academic criticism of his book, The Break-up of Australia: The Real Agenda behind Aboriginal Recognition.