Talk:Clarrie Isaacs

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Did you know... that Clarrie Isaacs, one of the founders of the Aboriginal Provisional Government, travelled to Libya on what he claimed was a valid Aboriginal passport but was denied re-entry to Australia with it?

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There are some discrepancies between some of the information on the life of this wonderful man. I would like to assist where possible. He was to be my legal guardian as a minor if my parents passed while I was under 18. He was the best friend of my mother. He became the best friend of my father.

He was also a Master Mason within the Grand Lodge of Western Australia. Proposed for initiation by my Father. I am in the process of researching the dates of his passing through and being raised to the Sublime Rank of Master Mason within "Blue Lodge" Masonic accordance.

As a young man I accompanied This Great Man on several protests at various locations. My people have deep and long term links with his own people. As children my brothers and cousins were also considered cousins with his own children and also a child that was a step sister to his children. She was always considered to be and treated as his own child. In summary This Great Man oversaw that my brothers and Mother were safe when my Father travelled for his work. My parents ensured he was able to gain save passage home from Iraq during the onset of hostilities in the First Gulf War. At his burial (next to his parents at Karakatta cemetery I witnessed the Masonic funeral rites conducted by my Father in accordance with the due and lawful obligations of a Brother Mason.

Let us celebrate and investigate the life of this man in greater depth with help from those who are invested with the blessings of being his loving comrades in both his private and public life. May peace be upon him. — Preceding unsigned comment added by Djanga 893SC (talk • contribs) 06:11, 25 January 2019 (UTC)[reply]

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