Don Mackellar

@Marilynrules1 @p_terg Until someone from the communities stands up and is counted. Take responsibility for it. There will always be people who put personal profit over people.

@DonMackellar @p_terg This is how it should work. x.com/i/status/19160…

@cwillobilly @p_terg Eyewitness accounts im afraid!

@DonMackellar @p_terg That’s fabricated disinformation.

@Marilynrules1 @p_terg Is that not how it works already. RSLs normally have an aknowledgment of country plaque in the foyer. They organise the Dawn Service, they can organise the WTC. Meetings,speeches,concerts,some films all have some form of WTC.

@DonMackellar @p_terg So smoking ceremony was not used as a WTC. How about each RSL decide for themselves. In fact how about all people organizing a function decide for themselves what ceremonies they want to include. One reason people are objecting is they think it is being forced on them.

@Marilynrules1 @1337_mofo @p_terg Cleansing people coming in from one area to another.

@DonMackellar @1337_mofo @p_terg AI overview: Aboriginals have specific words for smoking ceremonies, but there are 100's of distinct language groups, so there is no single, universal word for it. It is an ancient custom designed to cleanse people and spaces, ward off bad spirits, & promote healing or wellbeing.

@Marilynrules1 @p_terg I can only speak from personal experience,with the communities i have visited. But smoking was mainly used as a bush medicine,for lung complaints. Certain Eucalyptus leave were better than others.

@DonMackellar @p_terg There were over 250 Aboriginal languages and about 800 dialects before Europeans arrived. Not all tribes had the same traditions. I cant find any evidence a smoking ceremony was used as a 'welcome'. I think, for Anzac Day, each RSL group should decide for themselves.

@1337_mofo @Marilynrules1 @p_terg Aboringinal languages are spoken and not written down. You would have to ask for a translation in 200+ languages. Might i suggest universities that study anthropology.

@DonMackellar @Marilynrules1 @p_terg If its an established aboriginal tradition what is the aboriginal word for it and the transliteration - this should be easy to find from a similar period to your reference (which is dubious at best "welcome to our country" is common English, not the name of anything)

@Marilynrules1 @p_terg Yes its a welcome. It says they had a corroboree after dinner. But it does anwer the question that it is part of indigenous culture and alot older than what people think.

@DonMackellar @p_terg It is a welcome, but not a smoking ceremony. The sign, written in English, is not Aboriginal tradition. The exhibition of spears and boomerangs might be Aboriginal tradition. 1

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@DonMackellar @TFox365 @RyleyNiemi_

@Marilynrules1 @p_terg There was a sign that said " Welcome to my Country" and local Aboriginal George Pontoni gave a personal address. Followed by an exhibition of spear and Boomerang skills. Sounds like a Welcome to Country to me?

@DonMackellar @p_terg So the Aborigines said 'welcome', but there was no smoking ceremony. There are references to smoke in Tom Petrie's Reminiscences, but it is not a welcome, more a warning or a request to pass through. gutenberg.net.au/ebooks20/20004…

@Marilynrules1 @p_terg Found it

@DonMackellar @p_terg In one text, there is reference to smoke being used; as a warning to one group that others might be approaching OR as a request from the approaching group to pass through someone else's land. I can see no reference to a welcome. gutenberg.net.au/ebooks20/20004…

@neal53154 @22Donovanwillis @p_terg Maybe you can go and ask one?

@DonMackellar @22Donovanwillis @p_terg Do they let women vote on mens business? Hmmmmmm??

@neal53154 @22Donovanwillis @p_terg Clutching at straws?

@DonMackellar @22Donovanwillis @p_terg So the aboriginals know what a woman is hmm?

@neal53154 @22Donovanwillis @p_terg Not what I said.

@DonMackellar @22Donovanwillis @p_terg Say what? So if someone is born in Australia but with foreign ancestors they arent Aussie by the same ogic?

@neal53154 @22Donovanwillis @p_terg They usual do visit as a rite of passage. Because they still have mens business,and womens Business. Which is done in country.

@DonMackellar @22Donovanwillis @p_terg So if they dont visit it theyre not aboriginal hmm?

@neal53154 @22Donovanwillis @p_terg Yes through parents and Grandparents,cousins etc

@DonMackellar @22Donovanwillis @p_terg They recognise citizenships in the tribe?

@neal53154 @22Donovanwillis @p_terg If still an Australian citizen with direct ties to ancestral land then yes....as long as they visit.

@DonMackellar @22Donovanwillis @p_terg If an aboriginal is born in another country like india then they arent aboriginal anymore theyre indian right? And same if they are born ohtside their ancestral lands??

@neal53154 @22Donovanwillis @p_terg Yes. Yulara, Alice Springs, Kings Canyon, Broome, Derby All had Dawn Services with WTC

@DonMackellar @22Donovanwillis @p_terg Were any of the tribes you visited in areas that held dawn services??