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I went to Geelong for the first time earlier this year and was pleasantly surprised!
Just ripe for a cyclone to hit each year
Well when you look at who is playing for them that's the logical outcome.
Yeah I saw someone boasting about graph somewhere showing the decline in some sort of emissions per capita in some country. I thought that is a start, but it's per Earth that matters. Too many people
That's Thomas Sewell of the National Socialist Network. He's on something of a 'publicity tour' of late;
April 27, 2025
Neo-Nazis quietly forming a political party to try to get around the law
The far-right agitators who disrupted Anzac Day want to form a political party as part of a plan to exploit legal loopholes and take on the next federal election.www.theage.com.au
...Speaking on a webinar in February, Sewell told his followers they were being smashed by authorities, hit by raids and tangled up in expensive litigation under new state laws outlawing Nazi symbols and salutes. Forming a political party was “the only way we’re going to be protected” from serious jail time, in his view.
“Our plan ultimately is to challenge the swastika by incorporating it in some capacity into our organisation,” he said. “Then it is political communication.”
While the National Socialist Network might be “deluded in thinking they can get a Nazi elected”, researchers at the (antifascist watch group) White Rose Society say “you just have to look at the way [some] mainstream conservatives” have latched onto the Shrine booing stunt, to question Welcome to Country ceremonies, “to get a preview of how a Nazi political campaign will be used to push the Overton window”, referring to efforts to bring extreme views into the mainstream.
Far from deflating their party launch, researcher Dr Kaz Ross expects the publicity from the stunt will boost it. “They’re eating One Nation’s lunch,” she said. “And they’re growing.”
The AEC has limited grounds to knock back an application if the Nazi group meets all the requirements because the agency has to stay apolitical. It could rule that a party name is “obscene”, for example, but only along very narrow grounds that experts say the group’s planned name is unlikely to trigger. Objections lodged by the public and other parties also face narrow criteria to block them.
Sewell told followers the group would form an alliance with other small parties to the right of the Liberals to “get our numbers”. But he predicted that within a decade or so, the Nazi party will have “crushed” them, including One Nation, with the exception of the MAGA-inspired Libertarians, who will “agree with a lot of our policies...”
