Thread by @Steve_Sailer

My new column on how Australia has solved it racial gap problem: by making it illegal to point out that the high-achieving Aborigines featured on TV appear to be white people:

"The Flight From White Down Under"
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Strikingly, both of the Aboriginal-identifying accusers dishing on other Australian female grievance studies academics claiming to be "Aboriginal" themselves wear their hair blond. Grieve-Williams looks rather like Donald Trump’s first wife, Ivana:

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And the officially Aboriginal Suzanne Ingram, who complains of whites horning in on the Aboriginal gravy train in "The Australian," resembles a Danish milkmaid:

In contrast, here's a picture of a full-blooded Australian Aborigine who walked in out of the Bush in 1984:

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The Aboriginal academics and pundits who appear on Australian TV to articulate what they claim to be the grievances of Aborigines don't actually look much like Aborigines.

Note that the last band of wild Australian Aborigines to come in out of the Bush in 1984 were lean and healthy back then.

Aborigines have had fewer generations than even the rest of us to evolve cultural and genetic adaptations to the too-muchness of the Holocene:

In the U.S., Rachel Dolezal is excoriated for declaring hereself black. But in Australia, white people who look like Jim Carrey are encouraged to declare themselves Aboriginal based on the One Drop of Blood theory, and the Establishment come down like a ton of bricks on skeptics.

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Australia is full of path-breaking "first ever Indigenous" professors of this or that who look like wily veteran relief pitchers from Scottsdale, Arizona. For example:

In Australia today, there are two types of Aborigines: the fair-skinned Celtic / Nordic-looking kind who are thriving as professors of Aborigines Studies and as Aborigine activists and pundits ... and then there are the ones who look like Aborigines.

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