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Fake news article points to dangerous provocation arising from St Kilda Beach protest

Posted on 5 January 201926 January 2025

by Dr. Jim Saleam, President, Australia First Party, January 5 in 2019. The fake-news article (below) points to the likelihood of provocation regarding today’s St. Kilda Beach protest concerning African crime in Melbourne. ASIO, radicalisation, Neo-nazis, violence, riots, terrorism – it’s all…

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Fake news article points to dangerous provocation arising from St Kilda Beach protest

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