Meet our Candidate:

I am campaigning for election as a Co-Chair of the National Congress of Australia's First Peoples under the slogan "Black Australia has a white future". I subscribe to the charter of the Bennelong Society.

I stand for:

• Continued government intervention in dysfunctional communities and quarantines.

• Merging all racial outlays into funding for Australians generally except the re-introduction of a sponsored migration program and cash resettlement grants for aborigines in remote areas to provide the option of urbanisation and participation in the economy and living a modern, western lifestyle.

• No reception of customary law, separate elected representation, reserved seats in parliament, constitutional recognition, a Bill of Aboriginal Rights, a treaty and sovereign aboriginal states carved out of Australian territory.

• Compulsory primary education in the national language.

• A sunset clause on native title and a freeze on determination of claims with the Federal Court.

• A biological descent requirement and DNA tests for Indigenous status; at least 25% pure blood.

• Legalising non-lethal self defence products such as pepper spray for protection outside of Western Australia.

By the end of the century nearly all Australians who self identify as 'Indigenous' in the census will also have a non aboriginal ancestry.
 

According to "Cape York - The Savage Frontier", at the time of British settlement most authorities place the aboriginal population of Australia at between 250,000-300,000. The last accurate census on the number of full blooded aborigines was in 1961; today the number may be no more than 30,000 out of a total "indigenous" population of 517,200.

The proportion of aboriginal adults married (de facto or de jure) to non-aboriginal spouses was 69% according to the 2001 census, up from 64% in 1996, 51% in 1991 and 46% in 1986. The census figures show there were more intermixed aboriginal couples in capital cities: 87% in 2001 compared to 60% in rural and regional Australia.

At the 2006 census, 31% of aboriginal people lived in major cities and another 45% in or close to rural towns, a major increase compared with 46% living in urban areas in 1971 with the trend towards intermix set to continue.

The 1996 census showed almost 72% of aborigines practiced some form of Christianity. There has been a move away from communal type living with one in three aborigines owning their own homes. Aboriginal languages are spoken by 12% of aborigines (aged 5 years and over), of whom 78% are also proficient English speakers.

These figures which show a high degree of aboriginal integration, coupled with the fact that turnout for elections to the former Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commission was typically around 20% of eligible voters, and that there is no national non-funded aboriginal voice, points to there being no such thing as a collective aboriginal identity and suggests the artificial nature of the separatist agenda being foisted on the Australian people.

I believe that the future for aboriginal people lies not in statements of separateness but as an ethnic minority with equal citizenship subject to one law as part of a united Australian Federation.

 

Vote 1 Nigel Morris for the Integrationists.

Profile:

In all of Australia I am the only man who devotes all of his time and fortune to promoting the host culture of his country. Reports about the risks young people and women face living in the remote aboriginal settlements are shocking. I think there would have to be a majority in the country one day who say they should go. I have certainly always wanted them to go since I began to think seriously about aboriginal affairs and economics and I hope they are gone by 2020.

I declare that I'm the right person to hold a leadership position in the National Congress of Australia's First Peoples and fly the flag for further aboriginal integration.

Employment history:

Farm and factory hand. Accountant. Horse handler.
 

Education:

Bachelor of Commerce, University of Newcastle, 2000.

Diploma of Professional Writing (Professional Editing and Proofreading), Australian College of Journalism, 2004.

Racing Industries Studies, TAFE NSW, 2006.

Diploma in Paralegal Studies, International Careers Institute, 2009.

Public Relations and Event Management, Cengage Education, 2010. Australian News Syndicate (Pass No. 6575).

Positions held:

President, Australian National Flag Association (ACT) Inc (2001 - 2003).

National Convenor, Australian Flag Society (2003 - Present).