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Aboriginal Australians also know what an ‘AUSSIE’ is. Globalists & Communists tried to recruit Aboriginal people for their agenda & play Anglo Aussies & Aboriginal Australians off against one another but many are aware of the agenda. Aboriginals do not want Australia to become a Globalist Economic Zone Either.

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