A group of neo-Nazis were kicked off a train, unmasked by police, and banned from Australia Day events. They marched through the empty streets of North Sydney. The leader, Thomas Sewell, is a white supremacist who was previously imprisoned for assault. The City of Monash had to cancel a children's event due to death threats from neo-Nazis and protesters.
This group of neo-Nazis on the North Shore were booted off their train, unmasked by police and banned from Australia Day events. It left them all dressed up, with nowhere to go but march up and down the empty streets of North Sydney . They’re white supremacists who thrive on confrontation led by 30-year-old Melbourne man, Thomas Sewell . He was imprisoned over an assault in Victoria’s Cathedral Range, when he and up to 15 other men set upon three bushwalkers in a carpark.
The City of Monash has been forced to cancel a children’s drag theme story time event after staff were bombarded with death threats from neo-Nazis and protesters. They will jump onto any issue that they believe can be used to polarize and divide society
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