Indigenous Archival Records at Risk‪.‬

It seems as a nation we have grown so used to government dishonesty and injustice that we just shrug our collective shoulders. Our government indefinitely imprisons women and children known to have committed no crime, and it continues to promote an international invasion whose justification has proved to be false. But the bulk of the population don't seem to care, happily sedated by the scandals of people who earn millions role-playing for TV and film, or the scandals of the non-people whose roles they play, or perhaps the latest cricketing crisis about 15 degrees of separation. There are of course many who are deeply disturbed by the lies and injustices perpetrated by governments in our names. Our voices might not reverse this mendacity but we can proclaim a refusal to play along with the con. We can say, for what it's worth, not in my name. There is always a choice, having learned the facts, not to be duped by the rhetoric.