How Native Title is being Stolen: We are all Indigenous
Globally, from south Louisiana Gulf oil country, to Glen Gove Sacred Burial Grounds, to New Zealand ocean waters and remote Aboriginal communities throughout Australia, energy-related corporations are stealing land and water, often backed by government, often with covert or overt military force. A set of carefully applied tactics are applied for this thievery but the result is the same: advance of Full Spectrum Dominance and Agenda 21.
Energy corporate sham and theft of Native Title land from Indigenous Peoples often begins and ends the same as theft of non-Indigenous Peoples.
In summary of the recent Aboriginal Native Title "agreement" on April 16:
Everyone is talking about the meeting that was held at Roebourne on March 16. FMG says the Yindjibarndi people voted overwhelmingly to work with the company. We dispute this, the meeting was a sham and anyone who has watched our video can see that for themselves. We are seeking legal advice from our lawyers at Slater & Gordon as to the validity of that meeting and its outcome.
The land for energy resources theft typically begins with a "meeting" staged by a corporate leader. Corporate representatives descend on the community, sometimes after already having secret meetings and deals with key community members, and dictate the meeting.
Then, the divide and rule tactic is applied to cause disharmony in the community, making it easier to control.
Bullying and other unscrupulous actions are used to coerce the indigenous community members to submit.
Threatening to file a lawsuit is used when all else fails.
And, often, to cut to the chase, military force is applied, such as when military took control of the Gulf of Mexico and martial law was declared only on Aboriginal communities in Australia's uranium rich country in the Uluru (Ayers Rock) vicinity. This heavy-handed military tactic was used under guise of child sex offense rates, no higher than in white communities. It followed a government report, "Little Children are Sacred."
Uranium mined in Australia is shipped to the U.S. for nuclear weapons.
Or take the incident in Brazil for another example, one in which chemical spraying on the people was sued, such as used on Gulf Peoples. In June, 2010, this news writer reported:
"Heavily armed petro-chemical armed forces have murdered, threatened and forcibly removed from their homeland oppressed Indigenous men, women and children in Brazil. Over the past 19 days, an estimated 800 people have been attacked in ongoing raids spear-headed by the oil giant, Repsol YPF SA (Respol)." (read more)
