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A Gullible Mate is the Best Mate a Fraud Can Have

  • Tony Thomas
  • 20th July 2021
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Given the mountain of evidence that Bruce Pascoe is a serial fabulist from whose lips not a word should be accepted without a truckload of salt, you might have thought the ABC's Jonathan Green could have posed a tough question or two during their recent on-air chinwag. Instead the ABC host and Meanjin editor confirmed his reputation as a credulous naif

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A Fraudster and his Obliging Cobbers

  • Peter O'Brien
  • 17th July 2021
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Please indulge me to relate some recent reactions to my exposé of 'Dark Emu' and Bruce Pascoe, its galloping fraud of an author. As Crikey!, that daily journal for the man-bun set, concedes in black and white, facts, research and documentation count for nothing if the author is a conservative

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Black Like Them

  • Peter O'Brien
  • 7th July 2021
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Because the self-declared Aboriginal population is expanding year on year and this growth comes almost exclusively from well-educated, relatively well-off urban people, the unavoidable conclusion is that the Closing the Gap statistics hide the miserable lot of rural and remote indigenous communities

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Bruce Pascoe’s Top Ten Howlers

  • Mark Powell
  • 29th June 2021
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Quadrant's Peter O'Brien exposed the fauxborigine fabulist in 'Bitter Harvest' and so did the Dark Emu Exposed website, but being conservative they were shunned by the Bruce Pascoe groupies. Now, via Sutton and Walshe, the book has been torn apart from the left. So when does it get booted out of our schools?

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The Voice: Maori Activists’ Cautionary Lesson

  • Douglas Drummond
  • 23rd June 2021
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Because Maoris used the stars to navigate, a NZ tribunal has ruled their descendants are entitled to a slice of the electro-magnetic spectrum. That imaginative lawyers and activist judges can produce such arguments on demand is a given -- and a warning of what lies ahead should the Voice ever be engraved in an amended Australian Constitution

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Bruce Pascoe, Racist Hoaxer

  • Patrick McCauley
  • 19th June 2021
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The Dark Emu author has out-hoaxed Ern Malley, but his is a malicious deception denigrating Aborigines and their genuine past for the amusement of bourgeois white Australians with little or no knowledge other than a smugly virtuous appreciation of that nice dot painting on the livingroom wall

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Minting Indulgences for a Useful Scoundrel

  • Peter O'Brien
  • 17th June 2021
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Bruce Pascoe remains loved by the Left, his admirers ignoring all the evidence he is a fraud, liar, conman and richly rewarded fabulist. So now that academics of indisputable authority have come out against Dark Emu, what does the Pascoe fan club do? Avow without blushing that they don't want the very culture war they have been using his nonsense to fight!

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It’s Hard Not to Say ‘We Told You So’

  • Peter O'Brien
  • 13th June 2021
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Pardon me if I seem a tad irritable, but if you've seen the SMH's coverage of a new book by two academics who demolish Bruce Pascoe's wholesale lies and misrepresentations, you might understand. You see, Quadrant and others have been exposing this charlatan for years, which meant we were pointedly ignored by organs of the Left like, well, the terminally woke SMH

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The Treaty Crusaders’ Sin of Omission

  • Mark Powell
  • 5th June 2021
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Common Grace is a 'progressive' Christian organisation that has taken up the fight for a treaty with Australia's Aborigines. How this might be achieved, the legality of such a pact and what it might promise are issues never explained nor, apparently, examined in anything but the fuzziest focus. Could it be that advocates prefer not to notice the devil in the details?

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Bruce Pascoe Just Can’t Stop Himself

  • Peter O'Brien
  • 29th May 2021
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Cabals of unnamed 'professors' attempting to silence him, the miraculous discovery of Aboriginal textile technology no one else has ever seen, possum skin cloaks of time-warped provenance ... yes, the lips of Australia's leading and most richly rewarded fauxborigine are moving yet again and the lies grow ever larger

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