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  1. 'Terra nullius'
    Aussie bouncer grabs some uninhabited land - the Free Republic of Verdis

    "Daniel is the president of the micronation, which is sandwiched between Croatia and Serbia on a piece of disputed land on the Danube River...There's no evidence of a settlement previously existing in Verdis." >>
    abc.net.au/news/2026-02-01/ver
    #micronation #TerraNullius #culture

  2. @infobeautiful I would doubt that "no one lives here" is actually true - it's just how the whole #terraNullius disaster started 😬

  3. CW: physical violence

    @paninid
    How about we look at American justice?
    #JimCrow? Stopping violence against innocent white folk?
    Black men jailed for minor drug crimes?

    Or at who wasn't being shown mercy by the British courts in Adam's own times?
    Who got jammed into anchored hulks to do their jail time?
    When they filled to overflowing, who got transported to brutal penal colonies in genocidal efforts to spread the British Empire?
    #TerraNullius

    Or at #DebtorsPrison till 1869.
    #CharlesDickens.

  4. The cancer is the monarchy. Sever the link with the genocidal British colonizers and return Australia to its Indigenous traditional owners now. #LandBack #AlwaysWasAlwaysWillBe #TerraNullius #auspol

  5. I just finished #TerraNullius by #ClaireGColeman and I was blown away. Very hard to talk about without spoilers but it's a great book, highly recommended!
    #Australia #ScienceFiction #books

  6. I just finished #TerraNullius by #ClaireGColeman and I was blown away. Very hard to talk about without spoilers but it's a great book, highly recommended!
    #Australia #ScienceFiction #books

  7. I just finished #TerraNullius by #ClaireGColeman and I was blown away. Very hard to talk about without spoilers but it's a great book, highly recommended!
    #Australia #ScienceFiction #books

  8. I just finished #TerraNullius by #ClaireGColeman and I was blown away. Very hard to talk about without spoilers but it's a great book, highly recommended!
    #Australia #ScienceFiction #books

  9. I just finished #TerraNullius by #ClaireGColeman and I was blown away. Very hard to talk about without spoilers but it's a great book, highly recommended!
    #Australia #ScienceFiction #books

  10. "It will be a dull march back into history, a return to the denialism and silence that has defined white Australia. Honesty will be torn from the trees. Any notion of shared understanding will be shredded."

    "For all the misinformation and deceit, all the lies of the campaign, we will be left with one ugly truth: given the chance, Australia would still sooner destroy Indigenous people than listen to them as equals. The central impulses of colonisation are all still there, brutal and unrepentant."
    >
    thesaturdaypaper.com.au/commen
    #Australia #culture #denial #dispossession #FirstNationsPeoples #indigenousPeoples #recognition #constitution #democracy #VoicetoParliament #SettlerSociety #TerraNullius #21stCentury

  11. Rejecting the voice shows Australia is still in denial, its history of forgetting a festering wrong

    "Australia has overwhelmingly voted not to recognise Indigenous people in the constitution, and the nation has changed forever."

    "The referendum became by proxy a vote on Indigenous peoples’ right to exist in our own land. Imagine – just try – how that feels today...Why are all these people deciding whether we belong or not?"
    "White Australia doesn’t want to give blackfellas anything, even when it’s nothing." Melissa Lukashenko

    "Australia urgently needs a national anti-racism framework and bipartisan response to racism, Race commissioner Chin Tan."

    theguardian.com/australia-news
    #denial #Australia #Voice #referendum #FirstNationsPeoples #TerraNullius #21stCentury #referendum #FesteringSore #SettlerSociety

  12. Bellingen core koala habitat and denial 1/2

    Australia's foundation rests on the erroneous act of 'terra nullius'. The British declared the continent ‘vacant’, ‘without settled inhabitants or settled law’. The denial of the existence of the Indigenous peoples and their cultures has detrimental consequences right into the 21 century.

    Similarly, all that is impeding on settlers' livestock or crop interests is declared a pest and usually leads to the eradication of Australian endemic flora and fauna.

    Land use for extractive purposes, such as monoculture plantations, often has remnants of native vegetation and with time endemic wildlife populate these habitats. The Australian government, having signed various international commitments to biodiversity and climate transition, is under pressure to conform to these environmental agreements.

    Endangered or threatened species could pose an 'obstacle' to traditional 'business as usual' such as logging, deforestation and clear felling operations. Then it is best to not acknowledge the existence of these animals and plants.

    This could take the form of maps (Koala habitat maps seem to not cover State forests in NSW ) and a database glitch could possibly erase data collected by citizen scientists. Or the State Forest corporation could just be a priori exempt from having to address biodiversity flora and fauna. Managed data sparsity also could lead one to a conclusion that 'nothing lives there.' Koalas in this case are non-existent. In an obstacle free plantation, clear felling can take place with a good conscience. Should a glider or koala stray into the native forest it might just become 'collateral damage' in the normal 'harvesting' operations.

    >Bellingen core koala habitat and denial 2/2
    mastodon.au/@Bellingen/1111187

    #TerraNullius #koalas #StateForests #ForestryCorporation #NSWLogging #ClearFelling #BellingenLogging #SaveTuckersNob #denial #biodiversity #extinction #BiodiversityEmergency #ClimateEmergency #biodiversity

  13. Bellingen core koala habitat and denial 1/2

    Australia's foundation rests on the erroneous act of 'terra nullius'. The British declared the continent ‘vacant’, ‘without settled inhabitants or settled law’. The denial of the existence of the Indigenous peoples and their cultures has detrimental consequences right into the 21 century.

    Similarly, all that is impeding on settlers' livestock or crop interests is declared a pest and usually leads to the eradication of Australian endemic flora and fauna.

    Land use for extractive purposes, such as monoculture plantations, often has remnants of native vegetation and with time endemic wildlife populate these habitats. The Australian government, having signed various international commitments to biodiversity and climate transition, is under pressure to conform to these environmental agreements.

    Endangered or threatened species could pose an 'obstacle' to traditional 'business as usual' such as logging, deforestation and clear felling operations. Then it is best to not acknowledge the existence of these animals and plants.

    This could take the form of maps (Koala habitat maps seem to not cover State forests in NSW ) and a database glitch could possibly erase data collected by citizen scientists. Or the State Forest corporation could just be a priori exempt from having to address biodiversity flora and fauna. Managed data sparsity also could lead one to a conclusion that 'nothing lives there.' Koalas in this case are non-existent. In an obstacle free plantation, clear felling can take place with a good conscience. Should a glider or koala stray into the native forest it might just become 'collateral damage' in the normal 'harvesting' operations.

    >Bellingen core koala habitat and denial 2/2
    mastodon.au/@Bellingen/1111187

    #TerraNullius #koalas #StateForests #ForestryCorporation #NSWLogging #ClearFelling #BellingenLogging #SaveTuckersNob #denial #biodiversity #extinction #BiodiversityEmergency #ClimateEmergency #biodiversity

  14. Bellingen core koala habitat and denial 1/2

    Australia's foundation rests on the erroneous act of 'terra nullius'. The British declared the continent ‘vacant’, ‘without settled inhabitants or settled law’. The denial of the existence of the Indigenous peoples and their cultures has detrimental consequences right into the 21 century.

    Similarly, all that is impeding on settlers' livestock or crop interests is declared a pest and usually leads to the eradication of Australian endemic flora and fauna.

    Land use for extractive purposes, such as monoculture plantations, often has remnants of native vegetation and with time endemic wildlife populate these habitats. The Australian government, having signed various international commitments to biodiversity and climate transition, is under pressure to conform to these environmental agreements.

    Endangered or threatened species could pose an 'obstacle' to traditional 'business as usual' such as logging, deforestation and clear felling operations. Then it is best to not acknowledge the existence of these animals and plants.

    This could take the form of maps (Koala habitat maps seem to not cover State forests in NSW ) and a database glitch could possibly erase data collected by citizen scientists. Or the State Forest corporation could just be a priori exempt from having to address biodiversity flora and fauna. Managed data sparsity also could lead one to a conclusion that 'nothing lives there.' Koalas in this case are non-existent. In an obstacle free plantation, clear felling can take place with a good conscience. Should a glider or koala stray into the native forest it might just become 'collateral damage' in the normal 'harvesting' operations.

    >Bellingen core koala habitat and denial 2/2
    mastodon.au/@Bellingen/1111187

    #TerraNullius #koalas #StateForests #ForestryCorporation #NSWLogging #ClearFelling #BellingenLogging #SaveTuckersNob #denial #biodiversity #extinction #BiodiversityEmergency #ClimateEmergency #biodiversity

  15. Bellingen core koala habitat and denial 1/2

    Australia's foundation rests on the erroneous act of 'terra nullius'. The British declared the continent ‘vacant’, ‘without settled inhabitants or settled law’. The denial of the existence of the Indigenous peoples and their cultures has detrimental consequences right into the 21 century.

    Similarly, all that is impeding on settlers' livestock or crop interests is declared a pest and usually leads to the eradication of Australian endemic flora and fauna.

    Land use for extractive purposes, such as monoculture plantations, often has remnants of native vegetation and with time endemic wildlife populate these habitats. The Australian government, having signed various international commitments to biodiversity and climate transition, is under pressure to conform to these environmental agreements.

    Endangered or threatened species could pose an 'obstacle' to traditional 'business as usual' such as logging, deforestation and clear felling operations. Then it is best to not acknowledge the existence of these animals and plants.

    This could take the form of maps (Koala habitat maps seem to not cover State forests in NSW ) and a database glitch could possibly erase data collected by citizen scientists. Or the State Forest corporation could just be a priori exempt from having to address biodiversity flora and fauna. Managed data sparsity also could lead one to a conclusion that 'nothing lives there.' Koalas in this case are non-existent. In an obstacle free plantation, clear felling can take place with a good conscience. Should a glider or koala stray into the native forest it might just become 'collateral damage' in the normal 'harvesting' operations.

    >Bellingen core koala habitat and denial 2/2
    mastodon.au/@Bellingen/1111187

    #TerraNullius #koalas #StateForests #ForestryCorporation #NSWLogging #ClearFelling #BellingenLogging #SaveTuckersNob #denial #biodiversity #extinction #BiodiversityEmergency #ClimateEmergency #biodiversity

  16. Bellingen core koala habitat and denial 1/2

    Australia's foundation rests on the erroneous act of 'terra nullius'. The British declared the continent ‘vacant’, ‘without settled inhabitants or settled law’. The denial of the existence of the Indigenous peoples and their cultures has detrimental consequences right into the 21 century.

    Similarly, all that is impeding on settlers' livestock or crop interests is declared a pest and usually leads to the eradication of Australian endemic flora and fauna.

    Land use for extractive purposes, such as monoculture plantations, often has remnants of native vegetation and with time endemic wildlife populate these habitats. The Australian government, having signed various international commitments to biodiversity and climate transition, is under pressure to conform to these environmental agreements.

    Endangered or threatened species could pose an 'obstacle' to traditional 'business as usual' such as logging, deforestation and clear felling operations. Then it is best to not acknowledge the existence of these animals and plants.

    This could take the form of maps (Koala habitat maps seem to not cover State forests in NSW ) and a database glitch could possibly erase data collected by citizen scientists. Or the State Forest corporation could just be a priori exempt from having to address biodiversity flora and fauna. Managed data sparsity also could lead one to a conclusion that 'nothing lives there.' Koalas in this case are non-existent. In an obstacle free plantation, clear felling can take place with a good conscience. Should a glider or koala stray into the native forest it might just become 'collateral damage' in the normal 'harvesting' operations.

    >Bellingen core koala habitat and denial 2/2
    mastodon.au/@Bellingen/1111187

    #TerraNullius #koalas #StateForests #ForestryCorporation #NSWLogging #ClearFelling #BellingenLogging #SaveTuckersNob #denial #biodiversity #extinction #BiodiversityEmergency #ClimateEmergency #biodiversity

  17. A Crypto Micronation’s Future Hangs on a Border Dispute - An ultra-libertarian Balkan “country” called Liberland celebrated its eighth anniversary ... - wired.com/story/liberland-cryp #business/blockchainandcryptocurrency #terranullius #business

  18. 'Why should the people whose #land has been stolen have to prove our land was stolen? Why does the crown own land on this continent when the #Mabo decision technically overturned the doctrine of #TerraNullius and the existence of crown land on this continent? This is the heart of the matter – the proof that the legal system of colonial lands is not an equal one, is not ready to decolonise, to reconcile, for Treaty'.

    @clairegcoleman, thesaturdaypaper.com.au/opinio

    #Australia

  19. this bit from the satisfactory sizzle reel on the epic store is pretty chilling but pretty indicative of how video games present our relationship with nature.
    #TerraNullius