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Land Rights For Whites.. Ok so that sounds contentious I guess.. BUT what is it with these people who think whites are exempt from persecution! My blood is scottish, my dad was a scot and my mums mum was a scot.. Blood is thicker than water. I was born in Australia, my heart yearns to live and walk in the land of my father. I totally get how our indigenous peoples feel about their land, but you know what! I think it's time to count your blessings and be glad that you are still in your land! What colour do you think those 22million jews were that were killed in ww2? What colour do you think all those scots were who were forced off their land? Whose wives and were and murdered in the highland clearings! And their homes were burned so they couldn't live there. Forced to the edge of the land to exist on the coast in shacks of whatever they could find, to gather seaweed to eat and whatever else. And if you think it was 100s of yrs ago, you are wrong! It isnt a colour issue! It's just how things were, a different time. Like what they call the stolen generation time, that wasn't just happening to black people, up until the 70's Australian girls who got pregnant and were unmarried, were forced to give up their babies for adoption. I know because I saw firsthand these girls, I know it happened because they tried to do the same to me! It's like all those islamic people who think, in their ignorance that all westerners are Christians! Get a life, get over it and get on with it! Do I hate those who did these things to my ancestors? NO! My blood is also French and English! Mon dieu ! Oppression is something that has always existed, it's how we handle it that matters.. I did not choose to be born in this land, God chose where I was born, amen! I know so many indigenous people, who are my bros and sisters in Christ, that's the GOOD thing about Christian fellowship, there is NO colour and there is total acceptance and understanding of God and His will. I have never felt connected to this land, but didnt realise til 1982 when I read what was being written in the news about us having to pay rent to the original people and how they actually felt about me living in this country, that was when it really hit me. Feeling like an unwanted intruder in the place I was born. |
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I concur when we are made to be the minorities in our native home...
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I concur when we are made to be the minorities in our native home... 
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Yes that's me on the worship team..
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I know what you mean!
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