Can you even imagine what it feels like when someone says something mean to you on the internet.

No, you can’t.

You will never know what that feels like, because you are white, and white people do not have emotions like brown people.

Brown people feel everything so, so deeply, because they are so much more human than whites.

Whites are really just like animals – or more like insects – and do not have human emotions. They will never feel the weight of a mean internet message in the way a person of color feels it.

The Guardian:

Mehreen Faruqi has told the federal court she has suffered from insomnia, psychological distress and death threats after a tweet from One Nation’s Pauline Hanson, as the Greens senator pursues a claim under the Racial Discrimination Act.

Faruqi’s lawyers said in a court filing that she was “offended, insulted, humiliated and intimidated” by Hanson’s tweet in 2022, which told the Greens senator to “piss off back to Pakistan” after her comments on the death of Queen Elizabeth II.

Faruqi last month launched federal court action against Hanson under the Racial Discrimination Act. Faruqi wants Hanson to make a $150,000 donation to charity and publish a new tweet saying she had used offensive language. The New South Wales senator said she chose to escalate legal action over the September 2022 tweet after a complaint through the Human Rights Commission was terminated.

On 9 September, the day of the Queen’s death, Faruqi tweeted: “I cannot mourn the leader of a racist empire built on stolen lives, land and wealth of colonised peoples.”

Hanson quote-tweeted that post to her own followers, replying: “Your attitude appalls and disgusts me. When you immigrated to Australia you took every advantage of this country. You took citizenship, bought multiple homes, and a job in a parliament. It’s clear you’re not happy, so pack your bags and piss off back to Pakistan.”

The Greens moved a censure motion against Hanson in the Senate, but amendments from Labor and the Coalition leaders saw Hanson’s name and her comments removed from the motion, instead replaced with a general call for respectful debate.

In her own speech on the motion, Hanson refused to retract her tweet and doubled down by saying she would “take [Faruqi] to the airport”.

Faruqi is supported by the half-Chink lesbian born in Malaysia who is Australia’s foreign affairs minister

Faruqi’s concise statement, obtained by Guardian Australia, was filed to the federal court on Tuesday and prepared by Michael Bradley of Marque Lawyers. It accused Hanson of “unlawful offensive behaviour because of race, colour or national or ethnic origin”.

The statement says that people of colour, migrants, Muslim people, people who have experienced racism and person who have been told to “go back to where they came from” or variations of that, had been offended, insulted, humiliated or intimidated by Hanson’s tweet.

The statement goes on to say that Faruqi and members of the stated groups had suffered psychological distress, mental ill health, fear of imminent physical attack, and “hypervigilance, including to the extent of insomnia and lack of enjoyment of home and private life.”

“Further, since and as a result of the Respondent’s tweet, the Applicant [Faruqi] has been subject to a torrent of abusive phone calls, social media posts and hate mail (including death threats, misogynistic and racially and sexually violent content),” the statement said.

“Many of these missives make direct reference to the Respondent’s [Hanson] tweet and reiterate its racist and offensive remarks.”

In one section of the six-page filing, which claimed Hanson had made her remarks for reasons including “the colour of the Applicant’s skin”, Faruqi’s statement accused Hanson of white supremacist views.

“The Respondent has a long and well-documented history of commentary implying that she holds white supremacist views,” the statement said.

“She has made countless hateful remarks over many years about Asian and Muslim people (both ethno-religious groups to which the Applicant belongs) and people of other races and ethno-religious origins.”

We are trying to build a utopia of child trannies and Moslems.

We are never going to reach that point if we continue to allow whites to “simply exist.”

We know who is sending the mean messages, we know who is doing all kinds of hurt feelings.

It’s time we started to consider a final solution to the white problem.

You know the old saying: “sticks and stones are virtually harmless and relatively easy to dodge (especially if you know how to barrel roll), but words can crush your soul and making you incapable of functioning in society.”

The Guardian:

Mehreen Faruqi will launch federal court action against Pauline Hanson under the Racial Discrimination Act, after the One Nation founder told the Greens senator to “piss off back to Pakistan” in an ugly social media clash following the death of Queen Elizabeth II.

Faruqi wants Hanson to make a $150,000 donation to charity and to publish a new tweet saying she had used offensive language. The New South Wales senator said she chose to escalate legal action over the September 2022 tweet after a complaint through the Human Rights Commission was terminated.

“I’m drawing a line in the sand and saying enough is enough. Doing nothing will just keep hate afloat,” Faruqi said.

The inaugural speech from when the parasite got her job

Action has been filed in the federal court over Hanson’s tweet. Guardian Australia understands Hanson was served with the notice on Wednesday afternoon.

Hanson was approached for comment. A spokesperson declined to immediately comment.

On 9 September, the day of the Queen’s death, Faruqi tweeted: “I cannot mourn the leader of a racist empire built on stolen lives, land and wealth of colonised peoples.”

Hanson quote-tweeted that post to her own followers, replying: “Your attitude appalls and disgusts me. When you immigrated to Australia you took every advantage of this country. You took citizenship, bought multiple homes, and a job in a parliament. It’s clear you’re not happy, so pack your bags and piss off back to Pakistan.”

The Greens moved a censure motion against Hanson in the Senate, but amendments from Labor and the Coalition leaders saw Hanson’s name and her comments removed from the motion, instead replaced with a general call for respectful debate.

In her own speech on the motion, Hanson refused to retract her tweet and doubled down by saying she would “take [Faruqi] to the airport”.

Faruqi later complained to the AHRC, claiming she had been subjected to racist hate speech from others on social media after Hanson’s tweet. However her office said the complaint was terminated on 8 March.

Faruqi’s office said a delegate of the AHRC’s president believed there was no reasonable prospect of the matter being settled by conciliation, in terminating the complaint.

The AHRC was approached for comment.

On Wednesday, Hanson was served with legal papers over Faruqi’s court complaint, as the dispute was escalated to the federal court.

“This court action is about holding her accountable and using the Racial Discrimination Act to prevent her from engaging in bigoted conduct that hurts people in the future,” Faruqi said.

Faruqi’s office said she would seek remedies including Hanson being forced to make a $150,000 donation to a community organisation chosen by Faruqi, and undertake anti-racism training. Faruqi also wants Hanson to remove the initial tweet, to pin a new tweet to her Twitter account stating she had committed unlawful offensive behaviour against Faruqi, and to be barred from using similar language in future.

The funny thing is: legislating against racial animus increases racial animus exponentially, and everyone knows that. Expectially if you’re like, extorting people for hundreds of thousands of dollars because they said something mean to you, that turns frustration into hatred.

If I didn’t know better, I’d think they were doing this on purpose.

It certainly looks like they are trying to get Australians to lash out, which will result in a further crackdown.

Furthermore: telling a whiny foreigner to go back to their own country is a very reasonable statement. If someone was a guest in your house making outrageous demands, you would obviously ask them to leave.

There has never been a functional multicultural society, and there is precisely zero data on how these new multicultural societies that are being implemented in every Western country are supposed to function. The question is not even allowed to be discussed. You can be sanctioned for simply asking: “do you have data supporting the theory that a functional multicultural society is possible?”

The one example they have is Singapore, and that is basically Chinese people living next to the British in a very small and heavily regulated – not to mention very wealthy – environment. Every example involving either groups other than the Chinese and Whites, and even those two groups at scale, resulted in catastrophic failure.

Ask these people why India was partitioned. Those people were the same race.

This is a Pakistani in Australia. Pakistanis proved incapable of living in peace with Hindus – people of their same race – because of religious differences. They partitioned the country.

This is all just total nonsense, and it should be offensive to all people with basic critical thinking skills.

This woman has been based for a long time

There are Pakistanis in Australia.

They came there to gnaw on the furniture. They stayed for the free money and limitless power.

The Guardian:

The Australian Human Rights Commission has accepted Mehreen Faruqi’s complaint against Pauline Hanson over alleged racial discrimination and racial hatred for her incendiary “piss off back to Pakistan” tweet, with the commission to consider the issue in light of section 18C of the Racial Discrimination Act.

Greens senator Faruqi said she hoped to extract an apology “at the very least” from the One Nation founder, speaking of the “immense toll” of racism on health and wellbeing.

“For too long, Senator Hanson has been allowed to perpetrate racism without any consequences. The Senate couldn’t even agree to censure her last week. Enough is enough,” Faruqi told Guardian Australia.

Shortly before the Australian Human Rights Commission accepted Mehreen Faruqi’s complaint against Pauline Hanson, her party was listed by an extremism think tank as a hate group. https://t.co/e4DCg4IDbr via @vice

— John Buckley (@johnbuckley_) October 7, 2022

Faruqi said she had been subjected to racist hate speech from others on social media after a tweet from Hanson, who took offence over her comments about the death of Queen Elizabeth II last month. On the day of the Queen’s death, Faruqi tweeted: “I cannot mourn the leader of a racist empire built on stolen lives, land and wealth of colonised peoples.”

Hanson quote-tweeted that post to her own followers, replying: “Your attitude appalls and disgusts me. When you immigrated to Australia you took every advantage of this country. You took citizenship, bought multiple homes, and a job in a parliament. It’s clear you’re not happy, so pack your bags and piss off back to Pakistan.”

You can’t just tell someone to live in Pakistan.

The Greens moved a censure motion against Hanson in the Senate last week, but amendments from Labor and the Coalition leaders saw Hanson’s name and her comments removed from the motion, instead replaced with a general call for respectful debate.

In her own speech on the motion, Hanson refused to retract her tweet and doubled down by saying she would “take [Faruqi] to the airport”. Greens senator Jordon Steele-John branded Hanson a “scumbag” for that remark.

Giving someone a ride to the airport is pure evil.

Faruqi referred the issue to the Australian Human Rights Commission, alleging racial hatred and discrimination. Guardian Australia understands the AHRC has accepted the complaint, and will approach Hanson to discuss a potential conciliation process.

It’s understood the AHRC may examine the complaint with reference to sections 9, 18C and 18E of the Racial Discrimination Act. Section 9 makes racial discrimination unlawful; section 18C makes it unlawful for someone to commit an act likely to offend, insult, humiliate or intimidate another person based on race; while section 18E relates to vicarious liability and acts carried out by an employee or agent of a person.

Hanson declined to comment on any dealings with the AHRC, but a spokesperson told Guardian Australia “any Australian citizen who considers Senator Faruqi’s comments to be offensive should lodge their own complaint with the Human Rights Commission”.

Faruqi said she wanted to see Hanson face consequences for her tweet.

“I’m pursuing a racial discrimination complaint because racism takes an immense toll on our health and wellbeing, and those responsible for inflicting this harm must be held to account,” she said.

“At the very least, I want a public apology and a retraction from Senator Hanson, acknowledging the harm her words have caused, not only to me but to the many migrants across this country who have been told to ‘go back where they came from’ throughout their lives here.”

Anyone who would believe this narrative that a person is psychologically destroyed by being told to live in their own country should be forced to go live in Pakistan, regardless of their race.

If you’re an American in France, you’re libel to be told to “go back to your country” as soon as certain sorts of people hear your voice. Romanians get told this in Bulgaria, and vice versa. This is not an atrocity. People get prickly about foreigners. They always have an always will. It’s part of human nature.

It does relate to race, but determining in-group/out-group is such a fundamental part of being human that claiming it is evil is just confusing and stupid, and only white people would ever believe this narrative.

When halal blubber gets triggered it’s like detonating a bomb vest packed with feelings

A video showing a fat Moslem bitch having an emotional chimpout at an Aussie patriot on the grounds of a West Australian university has been removed from Facebook.

The video of the triggered Towelie, which is hilarious, immediately triggered cucks who are now experiencing existential pain because of its existence.

WAToday reports:

A bizarre video has emerged of a Muslim woman verbally attacking a man wearing a Pauline Hanson shirt at a Perth university, but all is not what it seems.

The footage filmed on a mobile at Curtin University shows a young woman, wearing a pink scarf confronting a man as he tries to make his way to student services.

“‘You have no right to be on this campus,” the woman screams.

“No you don’t. Get off this campus. You’re not welcome here. Get off.”

“What, do you want to punch me in the face?”

The man getting berated seems genuinely shocked by the attack, meekly responding he had an appointment at the university.

“I am going. You’re the one who followed me,” the man replies.

“I am an ex-student of this university. I have a completed degree here and I have an appointment.”

But WAtoday can reveal the man getting yelled at is notorious far-right figure Dennis Huts.

He recently posted a video on a right-wing group’s Facebook page, that WAtoday has decided not to identify, threatening to bring “a rain of s–t” to Fremantle council unless the city’s restores Australia Day fireworks cancelled after being deemed ‘culturally insensitive.’

Huts has been connected to a range of right-wing activities, including taking an anti-Muslim banner to a Western derby between West Coast and Fremantle earlier in the year.

OK, so Dennis was wearing a Pauline Hanson T-Shirt and more fool him. For those not au fait with Aussie nationalist politics, Hanson rose to infamy twenty years ago when she was elected to parliament by the conservative Liberal party. They dumped her after her maiden speech when she warned Australia is being “swamped by Asians”. To cut a long story short, the woman is a sell-out, and follows a Geert Wilders-style agenda.

Dennis Huts. A White Nationalist in a cuckservative T-shirt. May he wise up.

Huts belongs to the United Patriots Front, which are even worse mainstreamers. Their leader Blair just this week told the Australian Broadcasting Corporation “You don’t have to be White to be in our movement.”

Aussie nationalists have a big problem with the United Patriots but Huts is a loyal racialist so he should leave them. Anyway, a closer look reveals that the Haji bushpig is in fact part of the Left Action Group, and a socialist agitator.

The Daily Mail:

The Muslim woman who called a man in a Pauline Hanson t-shirt a ‘fascist’ is a left-wing student politician, while the man is a far-right anti-Islam leader.

Ayan Mohamed is the young woman who slammed prominent United Patriots Front member Dennis Huts at Perth’s Curtain University on Wednesday.

The Muslim woman is a left-wing campaigner who is standing to join the National Union of Students as part of the Left Action group, Daily Mail Australia can reveal.

Mr Huts said he did not wear the t-shirt to start a fight but has confirmed it was he who was involved in the altercation.

‘Wearing a shirt, if you want to say that’s stirring things up … I wear the shirt a lot, a couple of times a week to all manner of place,’ Mr Huts said.

‘Sometimes people look, and I’ve had people say things, but she’s a democratically elected senator and a lot of people voted for her. You know, I get quite offended when I see people walking around wearing Greens t-shirts.’

Mr Huts has been accused previously of storming a Muslim prayer room and planting a pig’s head in a toilet in an attempt to offend Muslims in the area.

Mr Huts believes Islam is not compatible with Australian culture which is why he supports Pauline Hanson and the UPF.

Lol, that Dennis and the pig’s head! He didn’t actually do that but it was comical anyway. The main thing to enjoy in watching this video is how overwrought this humungous Haji becomes – losing her tabouli all over the place.

She even reaches out to a skinny dyke in glasses for moral support. Clearly, this falafel filching tub o’ guts has her terrorist eye on politics. If you think women in politics creates a dangerous environment for a menstrual meltdown imagine adding to it the low-IQ emotional insanity that comes with being spawned of camel seed.

The big joke is that Hanson is about as much of a nationalist as Obama is a heterosexual male

Kenyan-born Black supremacist President Barack Obama has a cuck-skin handbag, and his name is Joe Biden.

Joe is paying a special visit down under just to send Aussies a warning from his Jew overlords — like China has already done — by weighing into their political process with what the social liberal stooge press is referring to as a “veiled reference” to the election of Pauline Hanson.

Yes, Joe has warned of the “gathering forces of racism” in both an attack on Hanson and Trump. Not only that but both the US and Australia are a “nation of immigrants.”

The Sydney Morning Herald, which celebrates cuckoldry, reports:

US Vice-President Joe Biden has attacked “the gathering forces of racism” in America and Australia.

Mr Biden, who arrives in Australia on Saturday for a four-day visit, reminded both countries that they are nations of immigrants.

Donald Trump is set to take the Republican presidential nomination next week.

Pauline Hanson’s One Nation is projected to win three seats in the Australian Senate.

And while Mr Biden didn’t name either, it was clear who he had in mind when he told Fairfax Media: “When we encounter those who would exploit people’s fears and divide us, we must remember who we are and all that unites us.

He said that “we must meet them as we always have—with courage and determination to move forward”.

Move forward? Well, Joe, firstly that “nation of immigrants” crap overlooks the creation of the Australian people with their own unique culture, heritage, and relationship with their land just the same as Americans, South Africans, the Argentinians and Canadians and so on. That kind of talk comes from meddlers who want to globally engineer other nations and turn them into an economic airport lounge controlled by kosher demagogues.

Biden demonstrates how his relationship with Obama works by using an ice-cream cone as a prop

As to the “gathering forces of racism” you have them in your own country, you nub, they’re called Black Lives Matter and your most likely homosexual boss thinks they’re the duck’s guts. He supported the “racism” of these Jewish attack monkeys over the life and liberty of five Dallas police officers whose job was to serve and protect them.

But it’s nice to know that even a fake nationalist like Hanson is potent enough to have the Zionists send out the emissaries to ensure their lapdog states are not trying to break free of the yard chain.

However, Joe also has business with China that he wants the Aussies on board with.

The Vice-President told Fairfax Media that the US and its allies, including Australia, must “insist” that China observe the international rules-based system that governs claims to maritime territory.

“We expect China to play by the same rules as everyone else,” he told Fairfax Media in written replies to questions.

An international tribunal in The Hague this week ruled against China’s claim on South China Sea territory that is also claimed by the Philippines.

The Permanent Court of Arbitration said that under the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea, to which China is a signatory, Beijing had no legal claim.

China’s government said that it rejected the jurisdiction of the tribunal and asserted “ancient rights” to the seas. The court has no enforcement mechanism, Mr Biden said that “we’re urging both China and the Philippines to abide by the ruling”.

The US works “with Australia, and countries throughout the region, to insist that the liberal international order be maintained as it relates to sustaining the free flow of commerce – keeping sea lanes open and the skies free for navigation”.

The same court ruled against the US in 1986 in a case brought by Nicaragua.

The US has not signed the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea. Like China today, the US refused to abide by the court’s decision.

By “liberal order” Joe of course means the Zionist World Order. Bill Clinton pulled the same thing back in 1998 when Hanson was last elected. He actually addressed the Australian parliament with comments about Australia, multiculturalism, and immigration.

In essence it was a warning that if the country ever turned full-on Nazi US planes and warships would swoop down on it like a Jew on a dollar bill to “liberate” the people from their own self-determination.

Mr Biden claimed that positions such as those of Mr Trump do not enjoy the support of most Americans.

“Let me be very clear, the xenophobic and hateful rhetoric that we are seeing splashed across the media does not reflect the history, the values, or the reality of the situation in the US. It is rejected by the vast majority of Americans today,” he said.

He likened the US and Australia. “Our people share a foundational commitment to those democratic principles on which our nations are built – a commitment to advancing opportunity for all.

“The journey of America has always been that we overcome the voices of fear. And that’s the story of Australia, too.”

Oh, go blow Obammy, Joe. You had nothing to say about the murdered Dallas Police Officers or about the media that incited their murders. You have not uttered a peep about the ongoing war against Whites, other than to further browbeat any of us who dare make reference to it. But here you are, the minute it even appears as if Whites are asserting ourselves, pulling out all of the hysterical kike screaming.

You would do better telling your Moslem-loving boss to stop filling your own country with murderous Islamic crazies collected from the absolute troughs of Africa and the Middle East. You could also tell him to stop encouraging the rape and destruction of Europe through the rapeugee invasion that you and your Heeb masters concocted.

All in all, Joe, you’ve got quite a Hyme nerve for a White man indentured to a gay Moslem black man. The tide is turning and when the dust settles on the revolution traitors like you are going to be swinging a thousand to a branch.

This is one dank meme, cobber

Pauline “Blast Away Every Mosque” Hanson. What’s with all these right-wing parties with women as leaders? I thought this was 2016…

As the tides are changing and nationalist sentiment grows stronger everywhere in the west, we’re starting to see it being reflected in election results.

Parties that were previously confined to the margins now occupy center stage, as in Austria. And new, more hardcore ideas are being introduced and accepted.

Time:

Senator-elect and leader of Australia’s right-wing One Nation party Pauline Hanson warned of “terrorism on our streets” at a press conference in Brisbane on Monday, and said that Australians feared their suburbs and agricultural lands are being “swamped by Asians,” the Sydney Morning Herald reports.

…

The platform of the One Nation party — which could potentially win more seats as votes are still being counted — calls for a ban on Muslim immigration, a halt to the erection of mosques, and increased surveillance of existing mosques and Muslim schools.

I haven’t read their party platform, so I’ll have to assume they forgot to include something about “deporting every last Paki, Chink and Towelhead we can find and isolating Abos in wildlife reserves.”

No, but seriously, put these creatures in wildlife reserves, Australia.

“You can’t deny the fact that in these mosques they have been known to preach hate towards us. Is that a society that we want to live in?” she said, according to the Herald. “I don’t believe it is … Do you want to see terrorism on our streets here? Do you want to see our Australians murdered?”

Yeah, this is good stuff. Now we need a bad ass alpha male to be saying these things.

Nah, that’s not a  Fuhrer. Now THIS is a Fuhrer!

In response, Race Discrimination Commissioner Tim Soutphommasane warned that Hanson’s comments could precipitate into hatred and violence.

If there’s hatred and violence, it’ll be the fault liberal retards like you who’ve brought these foreigners here in the first place. Whenever different groups are forced to share the same space, a struggle for dominance is inevitable. Did these drooling fools think we’d all get along if we just tried hard enough?

UPF leader Blair Cottrell rejected support from “Nazi” nationalists in preference of support from non-Whites

A protest in Melbourne on Sunday by so-called ‘patriots’ who gathered to wave flags and get in the face of antiracists was nowhere near as eventful as the lying Jew media is making it out to be.

The patriots, organised by a cashed-up suspected-honeypot group calling itself The True Blue Crew, gathered near Parliament House Melbourne for the purpose of basically being gathered near Parliament House Melbourne. Oh, and to wave flags; it wouldn’t have been nothing without a good supply of flags.

Reports say there was anywhere from 50 to 100 patriots and a few more counter protesters.  Those “anti-fascists” were counter protesting the patriots waving Australian flags, because to do so in Australia is deemed “racist”.

Burning flags brings us all closer together in a world without borders and prejudice

To anyone outside of Australia who may think these patriots are heroes, think again. The patriots in question are all bought and owned Zionists who go to great lengths to condemn nationalists — who oppose immigration and Zionist world control — as “Nazis”. To that end, there wasn’t a single nationalist activist in attendance.

But we get ahead of ourselves: first the report, which comes off the communist presses of the The Age.

A man has been kicked and punched, an Australian flag set on fire and a photographer attacked as warring left- and right-wing groups clashed again in Melbourne.

Three people were arrested on Sunday as anti-immigration and anti-fascist protesters met in the latest of a series of violent confrontations.

Premier Daniel Andrews [a rabid Marxist who has never worked a day in his life-ED] has warned the violent protests are costing Victorian taxpayers millions of dollars.

A huge police presence of an estimated 400 members – involving highly trained tactical police and mounted units – averted a repeat of May’s mob fight in Coburg.

But some left-wing protesters broke away from their rally outside Parliament House and circumvented the police line on Spring Street to reach right-wing demonstrators in the Carlton Gardens.

Scuffles ensued and one young man was seen being repeatedly kicked and punched before police intervened, forcing the left-wing group out of the gardens and back onto the street.

The group – many of whom were dressed in all black and covering their faces – then doused an Australian flag with accelerant and set it on fire before riot police moved in.

One woman was detained but Fairfax Media was told a short time later she had been handed an infringement and allowed to leave.

In the chaos, one masked protester who took issue with having his picture taken damaged a Fairfax Media photographer’s camera equipment.

It is important to understand that this isn’t a fight between nationalists and globalist Marxist forces organised by funding from Soros and other global Zionist haters of Whites, but two groups working for the same master.

Confused? You should be. But not so much if you’re familiar with what happened in England with the Jewing of British Nationalism through the EDL and others. Essentially, it’s the same thing only with it is happening in ocker land.

We cannot necessarily publish here every example of evidence linking the Australian patriot movement to a national Zionist circus, but if you follow United Nationalist Australia links and Whitelaw Towers’ archives, it is all there, presented by ridgey-didge soon-to-be actually accredited Aussie nationalists.

This Negro is either a counter protester, or a patriot, you can no longer be sure

Or, you can just take a look at the fact that rally was led by a Vietnamese, supported by Indians, and a Maori dance took place in a public display of Aussie pride.

Vietnamese are NOT Australians, they are invaders from trashy Asia who were allowed in by a now-dead Jew Prime Minister. They went on to get rich off selling heroin to Aussies and taking over whole suburbs.

Maoris are a pestilence plague in Australia. They have invaded entire areas and target White people for serious assault and robbery.

You cannot wave Israeli flags, such as happens with this informal collection of Zio patriots, and regard yourself as being an “Australian patriot”.

Australians should be patriotic to Australia, not Israel. But having said they are totally waging war against Australian nationalists who oppose all forms of immigration.

The saying goes down under that civic patriots support “diversity minus Islam”, and in that sense they are globalists. They are supportive of multiculturalism, or as they prefer to say, “Multi-racialism” as long as it doesn’t involve anything that offends Israel. The fact that Israel wants them here so that we can hate them and want to die for Israel fighting them is neither here nor there for your dingbat patriot, who generally isn’t big on thinking.

They have been identified as having a Liberal party (the governing conservative party of Australia) secret sect controlling them through a financial purse that is believed to be ‘Australians for Honest Politics’. This mysterious bunch was a purse put together by the Israel-loving Liberal party yonks ago to bring down Pauline Hanson.

Who better to lead a procession of Aussie pride, but the Vietnamese…

Pauline Hanson has gone on to become emblematic of this Zio movement, as she denies ever stating in her famous maiden speech to parliament that Australia “…is in danger of being swamped by Asians.”

Into this mix seeps the openly Zio Australian Liberty Alliance, which is the Australian arm of Geert Wilders’ Jew stooges. They are the most insidious as they have a limitless bankroll and are everywhere in this nation’s elections, and are particularly active in spoiling the nationalist vote. We understand they are engaged in espionage activities against Australia’s only registered nationalist party, the Australia First Party. But UNA will have more to reveal on that later.

The saddest of all is the co-option to Zionist patriotism of the United Patriots Front. The UPF with their healthy, strong, Aryan leader Blair Cottrell courted the guidance of nationalists, only to throw them under a bus for the populist route of civic patriotism. They are organised around Facebook as a street movement and failed to get a political arm registered. The UPF subscribes to the notion it’s best not to upset folks by mentioning Jews. And this, sadly, comes straight from Cottrell.

Visible in a video not included here is Blair standing with anti-nationalist troll group Party for Freedom. No group has done more to try and destroy nationalism in this country more than the PfF. Cottrell had long been warned about them, but he’s shown his true kosher colours by publicly rejecting nationalists in favour of them.

So basically, the enemy and opposition are all one. However, all is not so dark, as the main nationalist groups in Australia (including Golden Dawn) are forming into an official coalition to combat Zionist infiltration.

In fact, the signing of the agreement is imminent. It will be known as Fortress Nationalism.

You can follow Australia’s newest voice of Australian nationalism here, on Facebook, or Twitter.