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Meet the Jews blindsiding the Australian Proud Boys

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 I think the Proud Boys do excellent work and those I've met have been a great bunch of guys. That said I'm not sure many of them or their supporters are really able to explain why they are treated so unfairly.  They are labelled a white supremacist group despite having an explicitly liberal non racially aware ethos. Their Australian membership includes several Aboriginal and Islander members and their leader is black. In 2018 the group's founder, Gavin McInnes, was barred entry to Australia. Canada has designated them a terrorist organisation and there are calls for Australia to follow. This despite the fact that they haven't actually done anything meeting the criteria for terrorism and if they have then surely the organisation they were created in response to, Antifa, has but this doesn't seem to be the case. Politicians don't just make these decisions, they are the result of influence from an intersection of the media, academia and special interest lobbyists.
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Censorship in Australia. Yes 18C was a Jewish plot.

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Walter Lippman's Racial Discrimination Act Walter Lippman You can read more about how the Jewish 'Empire Builder' Walter Lippman, whose family were distinguished members of Jewry in Weimar Germany, lobbied for the Racial Discrimination Act of 1975 itself here . In this article I will show that the 18C clause of the act inserted under the Keating government in 1995 to restrict race related speech was also an effort by organised Jewry in Australia, specifically the Zionist Federation of Australia in coordination with Jews in law and academia. If we are ever to have a national conversation about free speech in this country it should become fairly clear that Jews need to be front and center of that discussion. Ron Castan's National Inquiry into Racist Violence Ron Castan was a prominent Jewish lawyer in Australia who was also the Chief Counsel for Eddie Mabo in the Mabo Native Title case. In 1991 he commissioned a report with the then Race Discrimination Commissioner Irene
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