The Jews ordered the government not to allow her in, and that’s exactly what happened

The Australian government declared that the “nigger bastard” Candace Owens is not allowed in their country “because she’s black as coal” and further claimed that the popular commentator is “a nappy-ass hoe.”

Once again we see liberal racism at work.

ABC News (Australia):

Right-wing American commentator Candace Owens has been refused entry to Australia for her upcoming speaking tour.

Immigration Minister Tony Burke confirmed the conservative online influencer would not be granted a visa, saying “Australia’s national interest is best served when Candace Owens is somewhere else”.

“From downplaying the impact of the Holocaust with comments about [Nazi physician Josef] Mengele through to claims that Muslims started slavery, Candace Owens has the capacity to incite discord in almost every direction,” Mr Burke said.

The media in Australia has been going into hysterics about her for the past month or so

Owens has almost 3 million subscribers on YouTube, where she publishes interviews and political commentary, regularly sharing conspiracy theories and criticism of social movements such as Black Lives Matter.

In July she described stories about Nazi experiments on twins in concentration camps during World War II as “completely absurd” and “bizarre propaganda”.

Yeah, well. It isn’t true.

All of that “secret Nazi experiments” material is moronic horseshit.

There was a swimming pool and a theatre at Auschwitz. Sometimes, the SS played soccer against the Jews.

Everyone who died died from typhus because the allies committed an international war crime and bombed civilian supply lines.

No one believes that Holocaust gibberish anymore, especially not black people.

Her speaking tour of Australia, scheduled for November, is advertised as “provocative” and appealing to audiences seeking “alternative viewpoints”.

“Known for her controversial takes and unwavering stance, Candace is set to light up stages across Australia and New Zealand with her bold and unfiltered perspectives,” reads a description on ticketing website Ticketek.

In an announcement video posted to her social media accounts in August, Owens said Australian audiences would hear her “discuss everything they do not want us speaking about” including “freedom of speech” and “why Christ really is king”.

Tickets to Candace Owens Live range from $95 for general admission, to $1500 for a VIP package which includes a pre-show dinner, champagne reception and a meet and greet with Owens.

The show includes stops in Sydney, Perth, Melbourne, Adelaide and Brisbane.

The Anti-Defamation Commission, a pro-Jewish group which campaigned to have Owen’s visa revoked, said the immigration minister’s decision was “a victory for truth”.

“Australia has no place for those who mock the suffering of genocide survivors and insult the memories of the 6 million Jews who perished,” chairman Dvir Abramovich said.

Six million did not perish, it was maybe 250,000, and they tied of typhus.

Jews show these pictures of emaciated bodies, and then living people who are emaciated. Did they have gas chambers or starvation chambers?

The Holocaust was the greatest hoax of all time, but I would say the coronavirus and global warming are both bigger hoaxes now.

The Jew who runs the Australian equivalent of the ADL

An India-born doctor in Australia, convicted of sexually assaulting a patient, Friday won a court battle to overturn a ministerial decision to deport him.

Suhail Durani was jailed for more than 18 months for sexually assaulting the 19-year-old woman while examining her at Royal Perth Hospital’s emergency ward in February 2010, ABC News reported.

Durani has been fighting to stay in Perth since he was released from jail after serving his term.

Durani was imprisoned in July 2011 and released on parole Feb 6, 2013, when he was taken into detention by the immigration authorities.

Former immigration minister Tony Burke last year overruled a decision by the Administrative Appeals Tribunal that had allowed the doctor to keep his Australian visa despite his conviction.

Durani appealed against the matter and the federal court ruled in his favour on Friday.

The court also ruled that the immigration department should pay Durani’s appeal costs, the report said.

Durani arrived in Australia in 2006 and has a wife and child who are Australian citizens. He has now been released from detention.

He always maintained his innocence in the case.