Tens of thousands of Aussie ‘patriots’ vow to take to the streets to protest a VERY controversial issue – in a demonstration that could dwarf the Harbour Bridge march for Gaza
- Nationwide anti-immigration marches announced
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Huge anti-immigration protests are being planned across Australia just weeks after a massive pro-Palestine rally brought central Sydney to a standstill.
A group called March for Australia is organising the August 31 protests and has described itself as a ‘grassroots coalition of nationalists, patriots and everyday Australians’.
It said the aim is for likeminded people to gather in Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, Canberra, Perth and Adelaide to demand an end to mass immigration.
‘For years, Australia’s unity and shared values have been eroded by policies and movements that divide us,’ the March for Australia website states.
‘Our streets have seen growing displays of anti-Australian hatred, foreign conflicts, and disintegrating trust, whilst mass migration has torn at the bonds that held our communities together.’
Earlier this month NSW Police admitted they were caught off guard by the 90,000-strong crowd who turned out for the pro-Palestine rally on Sydney’s Harbour Bridge.
It said that if there had been a crowd crush it might have been ‘catastrophic’.
Daily Mail contacted state and territory police forces about the March for Australia rallies and were told most were yet to be informed about the protests.
Huge anti-immigration protests are being planned for August 31 just weeks after a 90,000-strong crowd brought the Sydney CBD to a standstill for a pro-Palestine rally (pictured) Continue reading Australia: Protest Marches Coming Up
