Vesna Tenodi: Aboriginal Paleolithic artifacts explained
Vesna Tenodi: Aboriginal Paleolithic artifacts explained
Australia, where telling the truth is ‘just another form of invasion’
http://www.onlineopinion.com.au/view.asp?article=19979
Vesna Tenodi: What really happened to Mungo Lady and Mungo Man? Part 2
Vesna Tenodi: What really happened to Mungo Lady and Mungo Man? Part 2
Vesna Tenodi: A society of sycophants and hypocrites
Vesna Tenodi: A society of sycophants and hypocrites
Vesna Tenodi: Mungo Lady and Mungo Man – what really happened with the Australian prehistoric skeletons, Part 1
Vesna Tenodi: Mungo Lady and Mungo Man – what really happened with the Australian prehistoric skeletons, Part 1
Vesna Tenodi: The circles of evil
Acclaimed Aboriginal artist Harold Thomas… an educated Aboriginal elder… is horrified by these Government attempts to legally regulate who can be inspired
by what imagery.
Vesna Tenodi: Submission to the Parliamentary Inquiry into Aboriginal-style art and craft
Politically-prescribed and legally concocted “codes of conduct” and “protocols,” invented by the Aboriginal industry, are propagated in a way that can mislead any naive reader into believing that such “protocols” are actually enshrined in law. As a consequence, alleged “sacred customs” that have never actually existed have become mandatory in all public institutions and agencies.
Vesna Tenodi: Federal Inquiry into Aboriginal-style art
In Australia, we have long become used to the politically driven suppression of any archaeological evidence which does not fit the current paradigm of Aboriginal tribes being the “first people”.
Nicholas Carbonari – Iconoclast
A Crusade Echo Point is a magnet of sorts; for tourists; for the suicidal. And, for would be spiritual saviors. A couple of years ago Vesna Tenodi, disciple of the esoteric teachings of Anan-Do, archaeologist, translator and community worker, was making a leisurely visit to the famous tourist spot. Echo Point’s magnificent vista, encompassing the…