Politics Aussie Fascists, (neo)Nazis and Leg Spinners

[Gough]

Lekker.

 

[Beerfish]

'That's not fair. That's not fair.'

 

[Lunchtime]

Brad Hogg

Hoggy averaged 35 with the bat in First-Class cricket.

 

[western royboy]

Hoggy averaged 35 with the bat in First-Class cricket.

Started off in FC cricket as a bat who could bowl a little bit

 

[Lunchtime]

Started off in FC cricket as a bat who could bowl a little bit

He still holds the record for the highest score in 1st Grade Western Australia Premier cricket - 285.

https://www.espncricinfo.com/story/hogg-breaks-perth-first-grade-batting-record-105371

 

[Dixie Flatline]

Stumbled across this on X. Look who is spreading lies. Absolute **** knuckle. I also bet he's not really a fan of Helly Hansen fashion.

 

[cartwright]

Stumbled across this on X. Look who is spreading lies. Absolute **** knuckle. I also bet he's not really a fan of Helly Hansen fashion.

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imagine being so dumb, that you believe a thing that ****wit says.

 

[Gough]

He'll be announcing he's joined One Nation next.

 

[BFew]

He'll be announcing he's joined One Nation next.

Or the Village Idiots People

 

[Chief]

He'll be announcing he's joined One Nation next.

He's not THAT much of a Nazi.

 

[Cyber_punk]

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Another one bites the dust.

Man charged over swastika swords to be deported as Labor drafts tougher laws

The British national has been moved into immigration detention in Brisbane after being charged during an AFP crackdown on hate symbols.

www.theage.com.au

A British national who has been charged with displaying Nazi symbols has had his Australian visa cancelled and faces deportation to the United Kingdom as the Albanese government starts drafting tougher laws on hate speech after the Bondi terror attack.

The man, 43, was charged with four breaches of the criminal code this month after federal police seized swastika-bearing swords from his Queensland home and determined he had used social media to promote pro-Nazi ideology and violence against the Jewish community.

He is due to face court over the charges in January, but government sources said his visa had been cancelled and he had been moved to immigration detention in Brisbane. He can leave Australia voluntarily – as South African national Matthew Gruter did last month, when his visa was cancelled after appearing at a neo-Nazi rally outside NSW Parliament – or be deported to the UK.

Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke said: “He came here to hate – he doesn’t get to stay.”