Climbing Uluru to be banned from 2019

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Originally Posted by bee utey

Order a fake one from China, they already have the prototype:

https://www.aulro.com/afvb/images/im...2017/11/88.jpg


Plonk it down next to Lake Burley Griffin, gives the ruddy tourists to that place something new to climb on, tell 'em it's the real one, they'll never know.

The old one can go back to being a perching place for blowies and wedgies.

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Leyland Bros kinda tried that but it didnt work.

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Originally Posted by rammypluge

What if it was now revealed that Sydney harbour is a 'spiritual site'? Or Fraser Island? Or the Great Barrier Reef.

Or, from another perspective, do other religions disallow aborigines from participating in them? 'Sorry, no non christians in christian churches'.

I bet there is an underground church somewhere in the world, and you can walk on top of it. No big deal.

Superstitions hold the world back. Progress dissolves superstitions. We dont let people that believe the world is flat dictate to us.

Allowing fair freedoms to be shut down because of ludicrous fabrications is a destitute road to follow. Empowering zero evidence, irrational beliefs, takes you halfway towards religious fundamentalism, all you are missing is the violence. But then again, Australian Aborigines arent non violent, in some aspects. There goes your front tooth, or some bruises on your wife.

Irrational beliefs are a mess you dont want to empower.

I climbed Ayers as a young teen. I hope to climb it again some day. I was told at the time that going around the base is even better, and i hope to do that too.

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“To know your future you must know your past”

Something you may want to look into in regards to our indigenous Australians.

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Originally Posted by trog

You have met me , am I alright ? Lots of nastiness has happened there as well , look at the siege near Montreal when a council wanted to put a golf course over a native cemetery as an example

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I have had the pleasure. And a good experience it was, but I just can't imagine you back in the cold, cold, winter.

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Originally Posted by rammypluge

What if it was now revealed that Sydney harbour is a 'spiritual site'? Or Fraser Island? Or the Great Barrier Reef.

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Or, heaven forbid, the XXXX brewery.

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Originally Posted by rammypluge

What if it was now revealed that Sydney harbour is a 'spiritual site'? Or Fraser Island? Or the Great Barrier Reef.

Or, from another perspective, do other religions disallow aborigines from participating in them? 'Sorry, no non christians in christian churches'.

I bet there is an underground church somewhere in the world, and you can walk on top of it. No big deal.

Superstitions hold the world back. Progress dissolves superstitions. We dont let people that believe the world is flat dictate to us.

Allowing fair freedoms to be shut down because of ludicrous fabrications is a destitute road to follow. Empowering zero evidence, irrational beliefs, takes you halfway towards religious fundamentalism, all you are missing is the violence. But then again, Australian Aborigines arent non violent, in some aspects. There goes your front tooth, or some bruises on your wife.

Irrational beliefs are a mess you dont want to empower.

I climbed Ayers as a young teen. I hope to climb it again some day. I was told at the time that going around the base is even better, and i hope to do that too.

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Actually, there are, on Fraser,but nothing has happened so far.

I can recall some effort was made by the indigenous Mob in Perth regarding the old Swan Brewery site a while back [bigwhistle]

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Originally Posted by trout1105

I can recall some effort was made by the indigenous Mob in Perth regarding the old Swan Brewery site a while back [bigwhistle]

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Yeah that was funny , as it turned out to be reclaimed land from the Swan River to build the Brewey on .

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Originally Posted by scarry

Actually, there are, on Fraser,but nothing has happened so far.

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That's because the claim was made by Toyota drivers.

As Pat 303 said, it's there for all Australians. I'm tired of being marginalised and over regulated in my own country. Seems every day I hear some liberty we once had has been amended (read lost). Fine, just don't go. The revenue won't be there and the lease the government is paying for the park will dry up. Talk about killing the goose.......
Rob.

The National Park remains so that income stream remains - so in reality not much changes.