Gosh i hope i can see Australia with my own 2 eyes one day. I adore the land and her people. One day.. one day, i so vehemently hope i can see it and meet the wonderful people. Gosh i hope i am honored with that one day.
Remember their is too sides of the story a lot of white kids were so called saved, being a foster child myself i know what that is like, STOP PLAYING THE BLAME GAME And get on with life and lets save this country ❤
Yeah, us white kids who were fostered or adopted out lost our family and culture too. And we weren't treated better than the darker skinned kids. We all have our own horror stories and culture denial.
Yes, it’s time to heal and stop the blame game. But don’t convince yourself that any of that was equally terrible for both sides. Within that period, white orphaned/adopted children were indeed mistreated terribly. Taken from single mothers, unwed couples, mentally disabled, etc. completely incompatible with modern ideologies. The only right they appeared to have was that they were born as Australian Citizens.
First Nations Children, however, were born as “flora and fauna”; my mother was with the likes of a gumtree or a possum. My grandfather and his brothers and siblings were taken from their MARRIED (via forceful conversion and indoctrination to 7th day Adventistism) parents, whom owned a small property and home, and their father had a fulltime position as a stockman. My maternal grandmother and her siblings were also to be taken from their MARRIED parents but was only saved because her south sea mother’s master (slave owner) felt pity for his favourite servant and thus paid off the authorities to turn a blind eye.
Just don’t call English your language is Australian because if you speak and I completely don’t get it that’s mean you’re language is different Exxon is the way person speak is different But this whole thing changes so different language emerges from English
So people when you make these documentaries for TH-cam the one thing that we as viewers do not want to see is somebody sitting there talking and watching their face talk What makes a good documentary is when you never see anybody talk
Thank you so much for this educational video. I learned so much. This is the kind of content that keeps me visiting TH-cam.
Great to live in Australia and call this beautiful land my home.
I’ve never seen this destination presented so beautifully before. Your footage is incredible!
Gosh i hope i can see Australia with my own 2 eyes one day. I adore the land and her people. One day.. one day, i so vehemently hope i can see it and meet the wonderful people. Gosh i hope i am honored with that one day.
Am doing travel and tourism and this is my next push to success
Very educational😊
Australia is beautiful and has many interesting things...!
Excellent video 😊
Vielen Dank, ZDF! Du bist mehr als ein Fernsehsender.
You lost me when you said powerful ocean currents pushed the Australian and Antarctic continents apart
😂😂😂yohh!
Wait wait wait I thought is was the pressure that moved them?
Now I’m lost T^T
great
🤗🤗🤗
One of the best maltycouture country in the world 🌎 love ❤️ Australia 🇦🇺
Aboriginal Land
@9:50 narrator says "the Australian bush flower...." which one
Like we only have one flower.
@23:34 no one says that. It's a 'bike' it is shorter. This whole scripted staged scene is 'cringe worthy'
❤ 35:41
It's Coober PEEDY, mate!
Remember their is too sides of the story a lot of white kids were so called saved, being a foster child myself i know what that is like, STOP PLAYING THE BLAME GAME And get on with life and lets save this country ❤
Pay your debt first
Yeah, us white kids who were fostered or adopted out lost our family and culture too. And we weren't treated better than the darker skinned kids. We all have our own horror stories and culture denial.
@@debbiesimmons3081go to your ANZAC'S an Queen
Yes, it’s time to heal and stop the blame game.
But don’t convince yourself that any of that was equally terrible for both sides. Within that period, white orphaned/adopted children were indeed mistreated terribly. Taken from single mothers, unwed couples, mentally disabled, etc. completely incompatible with modern ideologies. The only right they appeared to have was that they were born as Australian Citizens.
First Nations Children, however, were born as “flora and fauna”; my mother was with the likes of a gumtree or a possum. My grandfather and his brothers and siblings were taken from their MARRIED (via forceful conversion and indoctrination to 7th day Adventistism) parents, whom owned a small property and home, and their father had a fulltime position as a stockman. My maternal grandmother and her siblings were also to be taken from their MARRIED parents but was only saved because her south sea mother’s master (slave owner) felt pity for his favourite servant and thus paid off the authorities to turn a blind eye.
50 Million years Ago😆😆😆😊
Yes; that was, indeed, a time period that existed. Just like 100 years ago did.
"Like Scott of the Antarctic, initials in the tree" - Reckless - Australian Crawl 🇦🇺 🏊♂️
We need mixture of trees and vegetation, land management needs to evolve we can do better and if we don't do it soon it will be too late ❤
Errrr... nobody calls it Ayer's Rock any longer. It has now reverted to its local, indigenous name of Uluru.
@12:24 why is 'So-called' being put in front of 'dot paintings'?
Like the narrator or script writer has a lot of racist undertones.
28:41 White Australia policy going on now
I wish.
@@wasp1218wish what
No million
Lies
TOO MUCH UNWANTED AND UNAPPRECIATIVE BULLSHIT !!!!!!!
STOP STOP STOP !!!!
No
Just don’t call English your language is Australian because if you speak and I completely don’t get it that’s mean you’re language is different Exxon is the way person speak is different But this whole thing changes so different language emerges from English
So people when you make these documentaries for TH-cam the one thing that we as viewers do not want to see is somebody sitting there talking and watching their face talk
What makes a good documentary is when you never see anybody talk