Sovereign Union - First Nations Asserting Sovereignty

Colonial law is a law that cheats all our Peoples out of our ownership of all our lands, water and natural resources and ownership of all of our native flora and fauna, which are our families through our Totemic Law rules.
Native Title laws keep us outside in the drought without shade and we are burning up, just like our native bush. The 'two bob black trackers' control all negotiations and dictate what they say our people should get and agree to. [node:read-more:link]

These State and Territory Treaty processes are not focusing on the key issues that our Peoples have been marching for on the streets. Whether Australians like it or not there are two regimes operating today in Australia: The Law of the Land belonging to Sovereign First Nations and Peoples under our own Laws and customs and the imposed colonial system originating from Britain. As Nations and Peoples, we need to stand strong and firm in our commitment to get it right, to assert our sovereign rights. We owe it to our future generations. [node:read-more:link]

To assert our sovereignty effectively we need to watch out for the colonial trickery and traps. Whilst the occupying power of the Crown may say they recognise that First Nations' sovereignty has never been ceded the fact is, in some States like Victoria, the government has already totally assimilated the people through their Treaty Commission legislation, which specifies that a treaty is between the colony of Victoria and Aboriginal Victorians. So, with this the case, inherent First Nations sovereignty is being usurped by the colonial jurisdiction. [node:read-more:link]

What are the implications if Lieutenant James Cook’s supposed Proclamation at Possession Island is a complete fraud that was concocted later?

What if Cook knew he wasn’t the first European to sight the East Coast of New Holland? Was Cook’s detailed map of the surrounds of Botany Bay,  just a way to verify that it was the same bay as the one on the map given to Joseph Banks that they brought with them? [node:read-more:link]

After the Native Title Act was introduced, WA introduced 'complementary' State legislation, which was a template for corruption to rob the Peoples of their lands, waters and natural resources. The First Nations Peoples of WA became stuck with Native Title facilitating bodies, which quickly manifested a very rotten strategy, to wind back the clock so that the government could take control of all the lands from the Peoples and unjustly deprive the Peoples of all that was set aside for them and their future descendants. [node:read-more:link]