Indigenous Australian senator intensifies criticism of King Charles III
- Senator Lidia Thorpe has increased her criticism of King Charles III, accusing him of complicity in the 'genocide' against Australia’s First Nations peoples.
- Thorpe emphasized the harm caused to First Nations people, including issues related to the remains of Indigenous ancestors.
- She stated that he cannot express support while possessing 'stolen goods,' asserting that this complicates his position.
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Cele|bitchy | Times: King Charles was ‘blind-sided’ by Lidia Thorpe’s protest ‘stunt’
I was actually surprised that King Charles and Queen Camilla’s Australian tour was so brief? I thought they were supposed to be in Oz for several more days. They arrived late Friday, had a rest day on Saturday, only did two events in Sydney on Sunday (and Charles skipped out of a high-level lunch after ten minutes), then they went to Canberra, where they were protested by Lidia Thorpe in the Parliamentary chamber. Then on Tuesday, they were b…
Australian senator says Charles holds ‘stolen wealth’ after parliament protest
Lidia Thorpe, who campaigns on First Nations issues in Australia, disrupted Charles’s welcome to the capital Canberra with an outburst on Monday. An Australian senator who protested against the King during his state visit to the country has accused the monarch of refusing to return its “stolen wealth”. Lidia Thorpe, who campaigns on First Nations issues, disrupted Charles’s welcome to the capital Canberra with an outburst on Monday. After Charl…
King Charles and Queen Camilla are currently visiting Australia and then the island state of Samoa.
It was a painful moment for King Charles: Australian indigenous senator Lidia Thorpe shouting at him, “This is not your country, you are not my king!” In addition to the United Kingdom, Charles is head of state of fourteen other countries, including Australia. That is a sensitive issue for a section of the population. Is his “empire” now held together with sticky tape? “The biggest threat is disinterest.”
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Indigenous Australian senator intensifies criticism of King Charles III
An Indigenous senator has intensified her criticism of King Charles III, again accusing the British monarch of complicity in the “genocide” against Australia’s First Peoples and declaring she will not be “shut down.”
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