‘Truth is dead to the left’: Bolt debunks Bruce Pascoe’s ‘Black Duck’ Indigenous details

Sky News host Andrew Bolt says “truth is dead to the left” as Bruce Pascoe’s new book ‘Black Duck’ reveals details on how Indigenous people ran Australia ‘perfectly for 100,000 years’ before colonisation. “Bruce Pascoe, an almost famous so-called Aboriginie, has just upped the stakes with a new book that will really test the cultural elite,” he said. “Exactly how many lies will these people swallow? So, what has fascinated me for years about Pascoe is that he has already proved our politicians and our academics and … the ABC, they are going to believe almost any fakery from this fake. “Like his claim to be Aboriginal when his genealogical records show that all of his ancestors are of British descent, or his fake claim in his best seller, Dark Emu, that Aboriginies before settlement were actually farmers living in houses in towns of a thousand people. “As I have proved here repeatedly on the show, this is all complete nonsense, yet Bruce Pascoe is still a professor at Melbourne University, he is still promoted by the ABC.” Mr Bolt discussed and debunked the “alleged” lies by Mr Pascoe on Indigenous cuisine and the length of time First-Nations’ people have been in Australia prior to colonisation.