Interview: Steven Strong, Educator, Historian, Author Media Man Int

Interview: Steven Strong, Educator, Progressive Archaeo-Historian, Author - November 2020

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Media Man continues to interview some of the worlds most interesting, unique and gifted people. We interview Steven Strong who sheds much light on where we came from, the real history of Australia and the world, where we may be heading, the significance of Ularu, hieroglyphs and more.

1. What is your calling / mission in life, and how does that relate to your current projects and position in Aboriginal Australia, and the universe as a whole?

I was invited on to Ramindjeri land about ten years ago and given ceremony by Karno W. that was based around Wirritjin (Black-fella White-fella Dreaming). As Karno put it often "spirit knows no colour," and this has been proven yet again when Karno passed over, four Elders were named to replace him, two are Original and two non-Original. Our brief is simple, to assemble the best White-fella science, archaeology, geology and chemistry that proves people, science, spirituality and magic began in Australia.

2. How, when and why did you see the benefit and need to publish tremendous information online to websites such as the most impressive and comprehensive Forgotten Origin, Earth Ancients and Our Alien Ancestry?

I was a teacher in schools, to begin with asking questions and exploring was encouraged, but times have changed and those who recite acceptable facts and never look elsewhere succeed. So, in shaking the foundations of what seems to be mainstream true we need to present science and logical sequences that leave little area to question. Once the real chance our evidence is valid has taken hold, then that leaves the door slightly ajar for the Clever-fellas, Wee-uns and the magic that was a staple part of daily pre-Cook life in Australia, to take its rightful place.

3. How popular has the podcast become and how do you and Cliff Dunning decide on what information to discuss and what to put in the public domain?

That has been a surprise as we spent nothing on advertising and so many presentations are advertised as free, until walking inside where a set of costed options suddenly appear. We keep the cost as low as possible, share the profits evenly with all speakers as a tribe would, each chapter has a unifying theme, and all are based around the 21st December Uluru ceremony at 9:02 pm. Planning ahead lacks spontaneity, so we did not discuss topics or questions beforehand. Everything we have researched is open to be discussed and we never place restrictions on any interview. This is all about the truth without reservation, equivocation or 'I can't recall.'

4. Do you think its possible that the work, research, learning and teaching that you are doing is in fact also part of what I call "The Great Awakening"?

From the time we knew of the date, exact time, intentions and the sacred location of Uluru, all our research and presentations revolve around our last chance to heal our planet and ourselves. We believe that the Alien skulls and bones we have seen and held, jewellery with non-Earthly metals, eight rings from Atlantis and Lemuria, hundreds of scared rocks often possessing powers beyond the comprehension of even myself, and the femur bone of the son of Khufu, all turned up at our 'doorstep' simply because they are part of the potential planetary ascension.

5. Since COVID-19, do you think much of the rest of Australia and even the world is waking up to the true roots of the history of the world and the universe in general?

Absolutely, the lies and deception that underpin the victor's version of history has finally bubbled to the surface, the place is literally falling apart and those who control and invest can only provide dividends and are no longer trusted. Their incompetence is at every helm and many crews are pulling up oars and ready to walk down new paths. But where to go? It feels a bit like the early 70's when hippies understandably walked away from societies' ills, but had no unifying structure to walk towards. This time around after the ceremony the Old Ways Culture. Lore and the Dreaming will fill that void.

6. Have documentaries and films such as Whaledreamers (Julian Lennon and Kim Kindersley), Rabbit Proof Fence and Utopia (John Pilger) done enough to shine a light on the good and sometimes not good of Indigenous Australia, or is that subjective?

All films are inherently subjective, definitely, but truthful, absolutely. There is so much of the Original past that has been destroyed or marginalised, each movie highlighted one very important paragraph, the problem is this is a 26-volume encyclopedia. There is so much we have lost for good, but so much more that is still waiting.

7. Your videos, news and podcasts appear to be more authentic, factual and less "hype" to me. Is that my design, or do you tailor to your audience?

There is no 'tailoring' in any presentation we do. No plan or script beforehand, beyond wanting to share a truth found, denied or threatened. I know I look like rubbish, I have viewers telling me that, one claims I look like a "drug pusher." I went on the next presentation refuting that allegation, pointing out they nearly always dress much better. Most of my clothes are hand-me-downs from my two sons. All I focus on is giving convincing evidence of solid facts, and sometimes with a dividing line clearly marked out, before providing the truths that support the magical phenomena.

8. The ancient artifacts you are securing - why is it important they are in safe hands, and what's the significance of all of the rare metals, and explain how some may be utilized towards the end of this year in relation to Ayres Rock and the energy source?

All artefacts were bought by others or found by others then given to us unconditionally. So many tribes in Australia are fighting within and without, these sacred rocks would only add to division over who has or has not the right to decide and keep. Moreover, 95% of these rocks are unidentified in location or tribe. More importantly, formal agreements have been made for nearly all the rocks to be secured and placed in a sacred formation as part of a Ramindjeri Culture Old Way Centre. The presence of so many metals ending in 'ium,' all discovered for supposedly for the first after 1800, yet all are found in Angkor Wat giant's rings that are thousands of years old. That is a massive issue and calls into question the denial that Ancients knew far about less science and technology than we do today. As for them being part of the ceremony at Uluru, I sincerely doubt that will happen, they already have an ancient ritual fully prescribed. But before and after is another matter which we are working on together.

9. Who are your main mentors, and why?

Karno, of course, but there are so many others who have helped. Many of the highest calibre. There are a few that stand very close to Karno, obviously Aunty Beve and Aunty Minnie Mace have been of stunning assistance and guidance. Although I did not know Uncle Marbuck that long, he did an amazing reading of the sacred star rocks. All are practitioners of Old Way culture, lore and acknowledgment of the magical. As to why them, our path is solely Original Old Way and that means we need people like this as they are our 'bread and water.'

10. How and when did you and the group decide you could also trust "white fellas" of integrity with certain information also?

No choice in that one, my first and most important ceremony is all about Wirritjin, both ways-all colours. So, no-one gets a head start here, especially since if "spirit knows no colour" then the same applies to us. A close friend and colleague of mine, whose name is Binnah is white in skin and genes, and also one of the blackest white-fellas I have ever met. Equally, I know plenty of Original people who are so white inside they glow in the dark.

11. Are you involved with any sustainable living property projects for potential investors or other eco tourism type projects?

There is talk of some ventures of a cultural and ceremonial inclination of which we are in preliminary talks, but it is a little too early to go further.

12. What do you consider to be your greatest life achievements?

Nothing comes to mind, the past is a closed chapter in my book, just distant memories. Especially since the things we are doing are incomplete, my focus is always lurching forward whatever happened before is like an earlier incarnation, a shadow. So, my answer is it is all to do with what may come to pass in the future. But if I was forced backwards, I do still have great memories of teaching troubled kids, black kids and 'disabled' kids (whatever that means) too. I liked them and they liked me, and sometimes I might have helped a bit.

13. What are your main current projects, and how with this tie together with the end of year significant and historic event, and then into the new year moving forward?

Far too many at the moment, and the list keeps getting bigger. At present our concerns and current projects include: our attendance and contributions leading up to the Uluru ceremony, the repatriation of sacred rocks on Ramindjeri land, negotiations with two holders of ancient rings/artefacts, resurrecting the Standing Stones site, assisting in the protection of the Tabulam bridge and surrounding birthing place, burial site and collection of sacred rocks, ensuring Harries Carroll's (Bondi Rescue) prospective TV show highlighting Original communities succeeds, protecting the Kariong site and Egyptian hieroglyphs from developers and vandals, resolving the analysis and recognition of the flat-headed Aliens skulls, the investigation of definite Egyptian sites in the Far North Coast of NSW, examining another set of ancient hieroglyphs found in QLD, getting a facial reconstruction done to the completed skull we hold, and of course, promoting our monthly online conferences. All of these projects are directly linked to December 21, or the time of renaissance that follows.

14. What's your motto or mantra.

I have nothing here. No mantra or motto outside tell the truth no matter what, but that is so obvious anyway. I suppose what I could add to that was when I was in High School, we had a Latin motto (the only Latin I actually know) of facta non verba, which means deeds not words. Words are so cheap today, cost nothing, gone in a second, whereas deeds and actions amount to doing something that may take more than one incarnation to complete.

15. With me being a Media Man, Maroubra Seal (local nickname), and a peaceful warrior, how could I ever try to work out what sort of spirit or animal I may be in the spiritual world according to your group and the elders? (I'm born 24 / 10 / 1970). Mona Vale, NSW. 300 m from Mona Vale Beach.

I cannot help you through correspondence, nor by phone or in person, it is not my story. Every human being must have at least one totem. That's the deal, the trick is many have lost the link, but it is always there deep inside waiting for the call. Our personal totems are products of nature and that connection is vital in maintaining a link to the real world. You have to find it by using the Old Way approach. You live by the sea and feel it calls, so too your animal totem lives by or in the sea. But to go further, go down to the place where land and water meet when distractions are minimal, look for signs, ask for visions. It may be a day later a bird flies past and soon after something significant comes upon you, or it could be in the past such events did take place and you momentarily intuitively sensed an interface, then your rational mind hit the delete button. For me, my magpie totem congress was what mainstream would call miraculous, but for the goanna it was much more mundane. Very simply you already have the answer, all you have to do is ask the right question.

Ed: One of the absolute most fascinating interviews I have ever done - quite possibly the most amazing. To speak with Steve, to listen and learn was an amazing experience and brought me far outside the usual spectrum of our interviews and news media coverage. In the year 2020 with great changes in Australia and across the globe, it felt right to further explore the roots and foundation of Australia and the universe. Steve Strong helped us join many more dots. It is clear it will serve Australia and the world to listen to Indigenous Australians, and also to learn from the Ancients who came before them. The more we think we understand the world, the more we come to realize that there is so much more left to learn. We will be following Steve Strong and his group for the rest of time, and I encourage our readers to do the same.

Biography of Steven and Evan Strong (Credit: Forgotten Origin)

We are trying to change the worldview of Australia (Ab)Original people and culture and their effect upon human development and civilization: The Out of Australia Theory.

Our main brief is to prove through scientific fact that which the Elders insist is true. We have assembled facts about archaeological finds, and also early contact accounts, genetics, Serpent myths, Dreaming stories (Australian [Ab]Original mythology), Amerindian myths, parallels in religious texts, etc into one coherent and controversial theory.

Discover humanity's forgotten origin.

Steven and Evan Strong, have co-written a series of books; "Constructing a New World Map", "Mary Magdalene's Dreaming", and "Forgotten Origin","Shunned" /"Out Of Australia" and "Between A Rock and a Hard Place" (is available through our website).

The subject matter of our page sometimes contains culturally sensitive topics related to Original history and we operate under the doctrine of Wirritjin - Black Fella, White Fella Dreaming: In remembrance of Karno W...., spokesperson for the Ramindjeri. (Credit: Forgotten Origin)

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