Talk:Bathurst War

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Not actually a war. If thats the name , then its "The battle called Bathurst War" This was a battle for bathurst.

The War started in 1788 and had nonspecific end date.

In any future edits, please be sure not to claim English victory. The English stopped fighting due to fear of First Nation retaliation. The First Nation peoples who live in the area have never surrendered sovereignty to English rule and have continued fighting until eventually they were recognized as the rightful land owners. The remaining 'English' parliament ended and they no longer exist, there is now an Australian Parliament who are currently forming a treaty with the First Nation people to bring them in line with the Barunga Statement and return First Nation rulership to First Nation land

202.87.170.66 (talk) 08:05, 16 September 2019 (UTC)[reply]

I was on Wiradjury land in 2019.

They are plainly not defeated, they still live right where they always have.

I have had coffee with them.

This article is a racist lie.

Wiradjury are not defeated, I am proud to have stood side by side with their warriors. 120.20.60.71 (talk) 01:01, 26 April 2024 (UTC)[reply]

At the time of staying in Wiradjury land I was actively being held under ridiculous terrorist charges for fighting on behalf of the nearby Bundjalung Nation, charges which I of course beat and continue the fight on behalf of the Bundjalung people.

Wiradjury are not defeated. They continue to fight the invasion upon their own land to this day, I am proud to have fought by their side upon their own land

Any other claim is a lie.

George "the Aquarian terrorist". Dickson of Bundjalung nation. 120.20.60.71 (talk) 01:30, 26 April 2024 (UTC)[reply]

The first nations people of the island of Australia have never surrendered nor retreated.

This is an ongoing war.

We will never stop fighting while our land is under a foreign crown.

DEATH TO THE ENGLISH KING 120.20.60.71 (talk) 18:04, 22 April 2024 (UTC)[reply]

Your right to continue considering this invasion an ongoing military conflict was reserved before the English crowns court under case George Dickson of Bundjalung Nation vs SAPOL 2023.

All persons are lawfully free to use any force they require when facing employees of their foreign crowns Australian Parliament and right has been reserved under that claim to refuse criminal liability for any injury or death or loss of property their parliament may suffer for the duration of their genocidal occupation of first nation owned land. 120.20.60.71 (talk) 00:30, 23 April 2024 (UTC)[reply]