VICTORIAN-based lefties are predictably foaming at the mouth over the announcements of an anti-immigration “Rally for Australia” on August 31st.
The rally announcement has been dropped widely around the internet but without any reference to organisers, leaving online punters asking the question “who?”. But Victoria’s leftist cells affiliated with the Labor Socialist Left faction government of Jacinta Allen, have pinned it on the National Socialist Network.
The NSN’s Telegram page confirmed that the group was behind the rally. Advertisements under the banner “Australia: Love it or Leave It” have also appeared on Facebook and other social media with links for volunteers and registration.
“White Australia and the NSN vanguard have successfully completed the Winter National summit,” NSN leader Tom Sewell posted. “After only just arriving home from our summit today, I have been informed that foreign fifth columns are attempting to hijack our August 31st public rally for Australia.
“Australians must say NO to Israeli, Palestinian, Chinese and Indian foreign interference trying to hijack our common sense patriotic spirit. White Australians must assemble on August 31st against the traitors and foreigners who are trying to destroy our great nation!”
However, whether that will throw a wet blanket over the event is a moot point, as there appears to be strong support for the rally across the internet, even if the outcome is highly predictable.
The leftist rabble will be marching and waving their “stop racism” placards; media will be calling out “the far right”, while comrades Allen and Albanese will trot out their standard “we live in a tolerant, multicultural society….” and/or “we need tougher laws to stop the Nazis”.
Despite the leftist howlings about “the far right”, “Nazis”, and “racism”, a number of posts on X were supportive of the rally. “We have a right , just as you do, who do you think you are telling other Australians what we can and cant do I am 71 I am no longer safe in my country I am not far right left or in between I am just scared and want immigration only for people that will value add to my country and have no idea to harm What is wrong with that?” wrote Christine Teresa.
“You are idiots. Look at Europe now with the immigration crisis and housing shortages, all the poverty high crime rates and interracial violence. Also tourists are being targeted in crimes by desperate non- working or organised gangs. Let’s not make Australia look like a crime scene,” said “Flippin Lid“.
The NSN’s march through Melbourne last Friday has already prompted Comrade Allen to come out calling for tougher laws against so-called Nazis, but ironically the leftists are worried by this because they think they will be used against pro-Palestinian marches.
A member of the Victorian Socialists correctly stated on X that the police already have “far too much power” but ironically suggested they should have used those powers to stop the NSN march. They too, like Comrade Allen, apparently believe it’s “democratic” to ban a political movement that is “too far right”.
In the wake of the NSN’s Melbourne march and a reported punch-up that took place, Victoria Police have again been harassing Sewell.
“Victoria Police tried to show up without a warrant today at my house, possibly over the Marvel movie super hero that punched a Nazi over the weekend and found out the hard way,” he posted on Telegram during the week.
Sewell says the cops also kicked down his door the week before, “so they could steal my electronics under the false accusation that Blair Cottrell had performed a Roman salute” (which is illegal in Victoria in certain circumstances).
Cairns News predicts the Labor premiers, PM and media will come out howling for the Opposition to disassociate itself from the protest, if it does happen, because of the involvement of the NSN.
This is the same “guilt by association” tactic used when the NSN “boys in black” showed up at a feminist-backed anti-transgender rally in Melbourne several years ago and the-then limp-wristed Liberal Party leader John Pesutto launched a crusade against MP Moira Deeming.
