Sickening to hear our Prime Minister, Scott Morrison, declare Australia “the World’s most successful multi-cultural nation” on their ABC, and condemning Senator Fraser Anning for supporting the “racist” rally in St Kilda against African gang violence.
Morrison government urged to condemn Senator Anning for support of ‘racist’ rally
The political class is the enemy of the people.
Greens Senator Sarah Hanson-Young has urged the federal government to condemn Queensland Senator Fraser Anning for attending a protest organised by ultra nationalists, the United Patriots Front.
She said Senator Anning’s support for a protest promoting racist views and inciting violence shows he is “unfit to be in the Parliament”.
Senator Anning, who now sits as an independent after being booted from the Katter Australia Party following his defection from Pauline Hanson’s One Nation, uploaded several videos to his Facebook page from the rally.
SHY is not the only tosser who attacks Anning.
In the videos, Senator Anning stands with Cottrell, poses for photos and makes inflammatory remarks about migration.
Right-wing nationalists have clashed with anti-racism protesters in Melbourne
That’s how SBS spins it.
Race Discrimination Commissioner condemns far-right rally in Melbourne
The last thing Australia needs is a “Race Discrimination Commissioner”. As if Tim Soupiepunk wasn’t enough of a constant embarrassment. And a costly one at that.
Race Discrimination Commissioner Chin Tan says there’s no place in Australia for the “apparent racist” rally organised by members of the far right in Melbourne on Saturday.
Police descended on St Kilda beach in Melbourne to separate nationalists from anti-racism demonstrators.
The ‘Political Meeting at St Kilda Beach’ was organised by Neil Erikson, a controversial far-right activist who last year approached former Labor Senator Sam Dastyari in a pub and called him a “terrorist” and a “monkey”.
“I condemn in the strongest possible terms the apparent racist and race-based motivation behind the rally. There is no place for such rallies in Australia,” he said in a statement.
“Activities that target a community based on their race or ethnicity are unacceptable and have no place in a cohesive, multicultural Australia.”
Numerous videos posted to social media appear to show demonstrators hurling abuse at each other, while police detain and remove individuals who appear to make hand gestures to the opposing demonstrators.
Some protesters were seen making gestures similar to Nazi-style salutes.
And that’s the anti-Aussie propaganda you see in the news.



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