What Australia’s real Nazis are like. By Alexandra Marshall, who infiltrated their chat group and has been listening for a year.
Sat in on one of the N-zi spaces last night for many hours. It’s part of my job that I hate but you have to learn what these people say privately versus what they’ll admit publicly.
After the National Socialist Network (NSN) was banned, many of its members migrated to the White Australia Party
The handful of N-zis and ‘nationalists’ took a brief interlude from the discussion to call each other ‘fa—t’ for a while and dared each other to meet in person so they could beat each other up over ‘p–y’. Behold the level of intellect trying to lead a revolution. …
The whole thing was hosted by Australia but headed by a self-declared Canadian N-zi who kept whinging that the NSN guy who normally led the space couldn’t because they were in jail and others were banned from social media.
There was all the usual H-r simping. They really are obsessed. …
There’s no way ASIO and the AFP aren’t listening to these spaces. The problem is — ordinary Australians are NOT and so they don’t know what these people really think versus the polished propaganda they promote to the public.
Here are the main take-aways from half-a-dozen people who run around claiming to be ‘patriots’ and ‘just nationalists’ and ‘not socialists’ who ‘just love Australia’ and try to con well-meaning conservatives into their cause.
NOTE: None of these people are to be confused with actual patriots who just love Australia and want it to return to the land of our childhood.
1. They are desperate to tie One Nation to the White Australia Party court case because — to paraphrase them:
‘If One Nation isn’t banned along with the WAP then this will be the end of the N-zi movement in this country.’
Which goes a long way to explain why they keep demanding to bring One Nation into every conversation about the WAP… If One Nation distances themselves completely, this fringe group is f—d and they know it. One Nation is only in danger if it allows these creeps to stand in their shadow.
So they are happy to sacrifice One Nation — and everything that has been built and worked for — to save their little extremist cult….
2. They said they are grooming more young men ‘who don’t know it yet’ to be the next frontmen for their cause after so many were arrested, deported, or banned from social media.
3. They are fascists. Openly so. They described fascism as the ‘cure to racial conflict’ because fascism represents ‘racial harmony’. And then they went on about the need to educate people into the virtues of fascism. Let me repeat that. They are proud fascists and they want fascism for Australia.
4. They are also socialists. After drooling in the chat over the power of communist China and other historical regimes, they insisted that their vision for Australia was socialism, that they are socialists, but that it will be a different kind of socialism because anyone not of their race would be deported and only their women would be helped to stay home and have children. They described democracy as oppression and a system that doesn’t work without ethnic purity — and that it was never meant to be for non-ethnically pure states.
5. They cautioned each other about criticising new digital security, surveillance, and AI because ‘we would definitely use it’ to — as they put it — weed out the subversives and ‘cucks’ from the nation. In other words, these so-called freedom lovers who try to present themselves as conservative want to use big tech to hunt down their ideological opponents and subdue them.
6. When asked what they would do with people who refused to convert to this world view — they admitted to the tough decision of … well … you know that their favourite historical dude did. They complained that making decisions to do that is what ‘weighed on them’.
7. They explained that while Marxism has been normalised, N–ism has never been part of the Australian narrative …
8. They claimed their new narrative is that Australia of the 80s and 90s ‘was socialist’ because Qantas and Auspost were owned by the state along with other things. So they are going to lean in on nostalgia for the Zoomer and Millennial childhood and try to re-write history as if that was ‘the socialist utopia’. And because those people were only kids — they might believe it.
Banning them was counter-productive:
Banning the name of the movement did not make this ideology go away. They changed their name. Changed their phrasing. And now they have become more subversive than ever. At least before they were banned, ordinary people knew who these online accounts were and what — exactly — it was they stood for.
Now, ordinary Australian conservatives see a flag or see a sign about ‘free speech’ and assume these are ordinary people. They are not. …
Reject them:
It’s never occurred to them that none of this is a conspiracy against them. Australians just f-ing HATE the N–s, National Socialism, Fascism, and losers who want to enslave other people to give themselves ‘purpose’. …
Demanding deportation of criminals, a migration pause, and the restoration of cultural systems is completely different to the fascist ethno-state promised by the fringe.
One Nation has a real and serious chance to replace the Coalition and to FIX THIS COUNTRY and RESTORE AUSTRALIA. But it can’t be done with this group hanging off the side, lusting after a long-dead psycho and fantasying about fascism. That’s not an Australia anyone wants.
Wow! Real journalism. Well done Alexandra.