In more Fairfax hoopla about neo-nazis (Mar 18), Nick McKenzie, the man with the inside scoop and the access to the murky world of the intelligence apparatus, misleads us yet again. It’s run as page-one stuff of course, yet McKenzie gives us…
A special screening of the film Political Outlaw, a documentary of Jim Saleam, will be held on Australia Day at Australia First’s Tempe headquarters, ahead of a general social media release. This is a one-and-only film, which not only exposes the duplicity…
Nothing is simple about the Trusted Digital Identity Bill. Moreover, it is not simple for a reason, because everyone would understand it if it was. However, the simple question is, should we trust it? The simple answer is, not on your life.…
Armed police clashed with thousands who occupied the Melbourne CBD on Saturday, furious with the unaccountable Premier Daniel Andrews and his snap lockdowns. While protesters demanded Andrews resign, police responded with a show of force as disproportionate to the situation as the…
The first seven submissions to the Joint Committee on Intelligence and Security’s Inquiry into extremist movements and radicalism in Australia have become available. What we find is an overall priority of ‘management’ coming from those state-based contributors. There is no interest in…
Dr. Kristy Campion at Charles Sturt University in Wagga Wagga is fibbing again about a non-existent “Far-Right” in Australia. She claims that this Far-Right is now actively working to take political advantage of the coronavirus pandemic. And she’s being backed up in her assertions by “Andy Fleming” a so-called “researcher” of the Far Right, but who is really the notorious anarchist leader Rob Sparrow (aka Slackbastard).
Now SBS has pitched in to help, by spinning far and wide their lurid tales of “Far Right” plots to use fear of the coronavirus to spread hate – and more hate and more hate. In the chaos of hate, it is said this Far Right could acquire political influence.
Depending on whereabouts in the country you are, the contingencies the Morrison government have taken to contain the outbreak of COVID-19 so far have seemed a bit like a phoney war. That was until today with images of tens of thousands of Australians queuing up outside of Centrelink offices, many for the first time in their lives.
In a public address yesterday at the Australian Security Intelligence Organisation’s Canberra headquarters, ASIO Director-General Mike Burgess, gave many warnings (sic) about espionage” and jihadi terrorism in our country. Some of that is probably true, as far as it goes. But he also lashed out at “far-right groups”. And then he singled out those neo-Nazis!
by Dr. Jim Saleam and Peter Matthews. | We Australians live amidst dirty politics and it won’t change anytime soon. At this time, Australian nationalist (and some other patriotic) movements face a problem – targeting by an aggressive political police working to…
[We publish an article from the blogsite of the ‘United Nationalists Australia’, which has been taken off the Internet. The blogsite had published an account of the Christchurch killings which exploded the statistics of the site. One of its editors referred to…
Imported stick insect Somalis are breeding hateful muddie offspring in newly created Third World ghettos like in Melbourne’s Werribee. This week Federal Police in riot gear nabbed another Somali, Ali Khalif Shire Ali (his ridiculous real name) aged 20 for islamism. Police…
A week ago, director-general of ASIO, Duncan Lewis, told a parliamentary committee: “I have absolutely no evidence to suggest there’s a connection between refugees and terrorism.” Duncs had forgotten his medication that day. Now it transpires that the terrorist, Yacqub Khayre, was…
Duncan Lewis is in charge of Australia’s intelligence and security. He says he has no evidence of links between refugees and islamic terrorists, forgeting about Man Haron Monis (Martin Place terror), Khalil Mohammed Jabar (Parramatta terror), Saney Edow Aweys, Nayef El Sayed,…
by Dr Troy Whitford, November 15, 2013 During the mid to late 1980s the radical nationalist group National Action was targeted by domestic intelligence agencies. Known as ‘Operation Odessa‘ it was part of Australian Security Intelligence Organisation’s (ASIO) program to combat what…
