/aus/ - Australia

>>38446

I'm not sure why the abos would give a shit about this discovery, considering that the Mungo Man is not even supposed to be related to ANY type of modern human. It's not like the Anglos can say "welp, our ancestors were here first", and discredit anything the abos say about them being here first.

>>38453

Leyonhjelm says one thing.

Science says another.

>>38446

You think an abbo could point out Australia on a world map?

>>38446

>implying that being the 'original' owner of land is a valid claim to maintaining control over it

>>38542

This.

Violence is the gold standard.

boongs were actually the original inhabitants of america, too. So maybe we get Aus since they killed the mungo man, and they can go fight the mexicans off in murristan.

#ReclaimAmerica

Mungo National Park can be visited by tourists and is accessed by an unsealed road. Boardwalks have been installed throughout the sand dunes and visitors are forbidden from stepping off the boardwalks unless accompanied by an Aboriginal guide. In 2014, fake bones were buried throughout the area as part of an experiment for La Trobe University. Within two weeks, nearly all of the artificial bones had disappeared.[31]

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>>38542

Speaking of which: did you ever claim /aus/ over on Infinity, bossman? Or will you be setting up a tent embassy now that the import has failed?

i went there. they had a society around a lake, evidence of some trading. not nomaidc, they hunted all the local mega fuana to extinction.

also get in here lads >>>/n/38446