What can you say!!
I think that you can say that it is an absolute insult to all Australians, indigenous or otherwise.
So whats the problem? is it because she is French or was it the strip....Remember she was still wearing more than most of the Central Australian indigenous population.
So now we need a nice pretty blonde very suntanned Ozzie girl to
go and do the same on there Eiffel Tower.
This reeks of French arrogance...
But yes pretty (body) girl 
if she practiced her billy cokebottle accent, she looks 4.75% aus-indigenous enough to pop down to centrelink and pick up her wage
Heres an article on it; fromthe NZ Herald.
"Native Australians are calling for the deportation of a French tourist who performed a strip-dance on top of sacred Ayers Rock.
Alizee Sery, 25, however, says she was merely paying tribute to indigenous culture.
Sery was filmed performing the raunchy act on the World Heritage-listed rock - also known by its aboriginal name of Uluru - in the Northern Territory. She said it had been a life-long dream to visit the site.
"I did it as a tribute to the way it used to be, how they were living naked back in the days, so I am doing a return to the land," she said.
In the video, which has made its way onto the internet, Sery is seen stripping down nothing more than her underwear, boots and a cowboy hat.
Aboriginal elders are outraged and are calling for her deportation."
- AAP
Considering the number of people that have a pith over the rock when they get to the top of it, I think the indignation over a bit of semi naked dancing is a bit overdone.
If I was a rock I would rather be danced all over by this chic naked, than be pithed all over.
Heck! I'm not a rock and I wouild still rather she danced all over me naked.
Going back 30 years you could land a plane right up next to the rock and camp next to it and climb up it with no restriction.
The aboriginals used to have camps next to it at various times.
There was no mention or indication that it was anything sacred.
This sacred site bizzo seems to be something which has gained traction over the last 15 years.
How is this disrespectful? OK sacred site yes I get that but she did not do it for commercial gain or to poke fun at aborigines. If she dressed up as a black person and made disparaging remarks that would be a no-no.
All she did was get half naked and run around a bit. Wow. So what.
What matters is how it was intended and there is no racial undertones here.
Same as if a streaker runs out across the footy field - the die hard fans for whom footy is their LIFE don't get all upset about their footy ground being desecrated, they just just shake their head and think "that person is a d1ckhead" and get on with life.
This is just a media beat up to whip the aboriginal industry into a frenzy, when they should be actually talking about the real things that affect aboriginal people. They need to shake their head, thinks "she's a d!ckhead" and get on with life.
I think next time a black person gets naked on a beach, I'm suing.
@ mark_australia and pweedas and like minded others. Get with the times. This is clearly disrespectful or at the very very very least, hugely ignorant. Hot, ignorant, attention seeking or racist, it is not ok to strip on a sacred site.
Wingnut if i were laurie you would be banned for the racist ignorance shown in that comment. That is the single most offensive thing i've read on seabreeze to date.
hoping u r really a troll who has gone too far and don't actually think like that.
.. and that will about do it.
Sorry fella's, politics & race get people offended and that ain't what Seabreeze is about. Plenty of other sites that cater for that stuff...
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