The NT is going down the tube. We at the Trust aim to do something about it. It is up to you help us complete our mission to clean up the NT one arsehole at a time. Contact us at transparentnt@disroot.org
We do not care, hopefully you will get upset and get off your arse and take action against fail nanny state NT.
No use complaining about Transparentnt! All we are doing is putting the NT up to a great big mirror.
Are you hiding in your house waiting for them come?
“I rape your shop, your car, your window c*nt.”
Jamie Chalker likes to shaft his subordinates but does not like being shafted himself. We hope that Natasha Fyles does a good job on him. Push him under the bus and reverse over him several times or even better brand him with ROLFE on the forehead, only joking! Tar and feathered more like.
Chalker should never have been appointed in the first place.
Luke Gosling thinks the The Voice Referendum will be a unifying moment. We doubt it given the current state of things in the NT.
Remember the wonderful Treaty Commissioner? Mick Dodson is an example of the people The Labor Party will appoint to The Voice. Remember why Mick Dodson had to go? LINK
Luke Gosling says Vote Yes.
This is an historic democratic opportunity for a unifying Australian moment. Let’s grab the best chance we have as a country to address the injustices of the past and move forward to a brighter future.
The Voice is NOT a third chamber of parliament. It is NOT a veto on Australian laws.
It is simply an advisory body, whose form will be decided and legislated by the parliament, who will give advice on laws that affect Indigenous people.
The Northern Territory is war a zone, heading to be the same as South Africa. Buy your razor wire and high voltage electric fence kits today.
The NT Government has taken the soft approach to crime and criminals because the Labor Party keeps spouting out all that do-gooder inter-generational trauma rubbish.
If the crime war continues then it would hardly be surprising if vigilante groups started to emerge and take action. We have already read on social media some of the ideas people have. We do not support anything that is illegal and do not endorse vigilantes. We will not be surprised if people start to “lash out” though.
In 2019 an Alice Springs couple (Nicole Jetter and Russell McDonough) who were described as making a misguided vigilante style attack were given custodial sentences.
The NT Government has allowed a festering underclass to get worse, people who who never attend school and even if they do they will never work, all they know is drugs, violence and Centrelink. And they are coming to get you.
It is in front of everyone’s face yet most people are shit scared to talk about it. The NT has an Aboriginal problem. A dysfunctional group of people has been allowed to run amok for decades, all very nice in remote places now they are in the suburbs!
Mal Brough was right all along.
Darwin is rapidly becoming one of Australia’s worst places to live. Great Territory lifestyle, get murdered at work. And seems the animal who allegedly committed a murder at the Airport Tavern at Jingili was well and truly known to the police. The apologists will be out there giving their inter-generational trauma excuses yet again. Maybe the alleged murderer is a proud young man? Our Chief Minister Natasha Fyles is more concerned with the planned junket The Voice than the realpolitik of what actually is happening in the Northern Territory.
The Northern Territory is rapidly becoming like South Africa, a totally dysfunctional jurisdiction where people live behind electric fences and keep a loaded gun under their pillow.
When will our governments stop making excuses for criminals?
You can get it running amok.
You can get it robbing.
You can get it raping.
You can it glassing.
You can get it stealing a car.
Aboriginal organizations have been criticized for perpetuating systemic inequalities and failing to adequately address the needs of their communities. This can manifest in various ways, such as through a lack of transparency and accountability, or through policies and practices that perpetuate dependency and perpetuate a cycle of poverty and marginalization.
“Definitely signs of the bigotry of low expectations.”
It is unfortunate that Aboriginal people living in town camps and remote communities in the Northern Territory cannot see the big picture. What is this big picture? It is necessary to keep town camp and remote community dwellers as an underclass, an underclass that fuels a whole industry based on their misery.
The people who “suck on the tit” of the “Aboriginal Industry” are specialists in the bigotry of low expectations*. Rather than improving the lot of their “clients” they must ensure that nothing ever changes. Why? Simple there will be no “Aboriginal Industry” and the “tit” will dry up.
The underclass must be maintained!
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The “bigotry of low expectations” is a term used to describe the phenomenon where people hold lower standards or expectations for certain groups based on their race, gender, religion, or other demographic characteristics. This can create a cycle of negative stereotypes and limited opportunities, which can contribute to the creation of an underclass.
When people hold lower expectations for individuals or groups, they may not provide the same level of support or resources that they would for others. This can lead to limited access to education, job opportunities, and social mobility, which can make it difficult for people to escape poverty and improve their economic status. When low expectations are combined with discrimination and prejudice, it can create a cycle of disadvantage and exclusion that can be difficult to break.
The “underclass” is a term used to describe a group of people who are at the bottom of the social and economic ladder. They may face significant barriers to success, such as poverty, limited access to education and job opportunities, discrimination, and lack of social mobility. The underclass can include individuals from different racial and ethnic backgrounds, but it is often used to describe groups that are disproportionately affected by poverty and social exclusion.
The “bigotry of low expectations” can contribute to the creation of an underclass by limiting the opportunities available to individuals and groups who are seen as less capable or deserving. This can create a self-fulfilling prophecy where people internalize negative stereotypes and don’t believe in their own potential. It can also lead to the perpetuation of poverty and disadvantage across generations.
In the NT lobbyists have a free-for-all.
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