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Prime Minister Anthony Albanese Rejects Claims of Reparations in Uluru Statement
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has rebuked claims that the Uluru Statement from the Heart also includes a plan to pay reparations to Indigenous people, labelling it a “conspiracy” theory by those opposing a change to the Constitution.
“It is something … like a whole lot of the QAnon theories. We have all sorts of conspiracy stuff out there, but this is a ripper,” he told the Australian Parliament on Aug. 8.
Clearing the Air
In a bold statement, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese firmly dismissed the notion that the Uluru Statement from the Heart includes provisions for reparations to Indigenous people. Addressing the Australian Parliament on Aug. 8, he labeled these claims as nothing more than baseless conspiracy theories.
Comparing it to the infamous QAnon theories, the Prime Minister emphasized the need to separate fact from fiction. He acknowledged the existence of various conspiracy theories but made it clear that this particular claim was unfounded.
By addressing these allegations head-on, Prime Minister Albanese aims to dispel any misinformation and ensure a transparent discussion surrounding the Uluru Statement from the Heart.
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