Forum with Australian Sovereign Elders

Denby Sheather interviews five sovereign Loremen as they share their wisdom about the current situation in Australia. The meeting with Uncle Jaggamarra - Walpiri loreman and Ngankari Medicine Man, Uncle Otto Sims - senior Walpiri loreman, Uncle Wadham - senior loreman of the Githabul Ngarbul tribe and his brother, Uncle Mool, and Uncle Koora - Gungaluu loreman, is facilitated by Jupuuruula.

To help people discern the truth, these elders teach the difference between "law" and "lore," and explain how Australia became a corporation. They inform and educate about the keys to reclaiming their sovereignty  and the Law of the Returning Sovereign. 

They discuss their rejection of mandatory injections and the remedy of bush medicine.

Widespread opposition to unauthorised claims by the Original Sovereign Tribal Federation (OSTF) is revealed. OSTF leaders Mark McMurtrie and David Cole are denounced as dangerous frauds who falsely claim to represent all Aboriginal Tribes.

Warlpiri Elder Reveals False Promises by OSTF

A Warlpiri elder from Yuendumu talks about misrepresentation and false promises by Mark McMurtrie and the Original Sovereign Tribal Federation (OSTF). 

Yuendumu, the largest remote Aboriginal community in Central Australia, is suffering severe drought. Warlpiri elders say government authorities have taken advantage of them, while Mark McMurtrie and OSTF have deceived them with false claims and empty hope.

Mark McMurtrie, a British pseudo-Aboriginal ‘sovereignty’ activist, uses a tribal name, "Gunham Badi Jakamarra" and claims to have been initiated into the Walpiri Law. He argues that this authorises him to speak for the Walpiri Tribe.

The Loremen, who represent the true authority of ancient Aboriginal lore and law, oppose the claims of McMurtrie and OSTF.