On the National Indigenous Australians Agency website, they claim that “Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples’ rights and interests in land are formally recognized over around 50 per cent of Australia’s land mass.” Recently a supporter of Native title claims admitted to me that 30% is directly controlled. Leaving the remaining 20% being either claimed or under direct influence. This, quite obviously, is devastating to the Australian people. And these “native lands” although being under the guise of aboriginal control, is actually influenced to an extreme extent by the “United Nations declaration on the rights of indigenous peoples”. And many of the laws and claims regarding “first nations peoples” cite this, as seen in the justifications in document 14 – the Uluru statement.
This cannot be brushed aside as a lovely and peaceful way of protecting the “indigenous” people, as it is currently portrayed now. Our first clue straight up that something is wrong is that they refer to aboriginals as “indigenous”, which is a misleading use of the term indigenous. The term indigenous means someone who was born on the land. Most Australians today were born on the land, and regardless of race, that means they are technically indigenous to Australia.
I received a direct message from someone who has been doing some excellent research into the matter, “Out with the old and in with the new. I found this out today and put this new map together. We need to get this out, look at my states’ tribe” The map shows that the new distinctions between the first nations tribes are not the same whatsoever as the original tribal area’s before settlement.
So how can these land grabs be about returning “stolen” land to the indigenous first nations’ people, yet that stolen land is outside of their current borders? Or even conflicts with another tribes’ borders? It doesn’t add up.
But it does add up if you understand that this has nothing to do with true aboriginals, this instead has much more to do with those elites and rich institutions which want to take as much land as possible under the false pretense of anti-racism and righting wrongs.
But the aboriginals themselves, the ones I’ve spoken to and the ones that message me online, also see this as a vehicle for institutional and/or globalist control. They see themselves as Australians first. Much in the same way as a Celt, an Italian, or an Englishmen all see themselves today as clearly Australian, even though they are of different races.
Because to be a true Australian means to pledge allegiance to one another. To be there for each other when times are hard. And right now, times are definitely hard. And the brave men and women of Australia, even with such extreme political and media driven pressure, have banded together under harsh circumstances and increasing persecution, to call out this globalist takeover, and refuse to take part in the division of our great nation.
But to many Australians, if you were to ask them what percentage of the continent is exclusive first nations’ peoples’ only land, they might say 5-10%. But as I’ve showed. The actual number is much closer to 50%. Even the NIAA admits that ATSI people have formally recognized rights and interests to about 50% of Australia.
This is something we do have to get out there and expose. Because what are the aboriginals suppose to do with 50% of Australia when they are only 3% of the population? Wouldn’t it be smarter if we all saw ourselves as equals and improved on 100% of the land together as 100% of the people? This would help Australia progress. Banning white and Asian people from entering at least 30% of land in the country is economically and socially devastating.
But to those that get privileged rights to this land, which isn’t actually the aboriginals as whole, it is very economically and politically profitable. So let us expose this land grab. It falls to all of us to save our nation.
Alex James.
(Below pic as of 1 July 2025, above written in 2023, note that the number is now over 60% when combining determinations and claimant applications.)
