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Unpatriotic stuff. The only thing I got to say is this bloke doesn't contribute to Australian Nationalism in any way shape or form.
updated 8 years ago
Shermon Burgess became a national figure during the 2010s for his involvement in now-defunct far-right nationalist groups United Patriots Front (UPF), Reclaim Australia and the Australian Defence League.
Notorious for his role in the 2015 anti-Islam protests that centred on the construction of a mosque in Bendigo, Burgess was instrumental in organising dozens of protests alongside neo-Nazis Blair Cottrell and Neil Erikson. At its height, his social media page “The Great Aussie Patriot” would share racist, inflammatory content to tens of thousands of followers.
The Great Aussie Patriot Sherman Burgess Converts to Islam WTFudge He Is a Gift That Keeps Giving
Paddy Gibson is a fucking tool, how is it that Greens MP Jenny Leong snuck Paddy Gibson into her office at the New South Wales Parliament after Paddy being detained?
These Red Green rainbow communists need a good kick right up the backside and charged with Treason.
I didn't even know of the name David Dungay until today that's how much he mattered the last 5 years to you Socialists & Marxists. Black Lives Matter what a load of tripe, more like Paddy Gibson wants to matter.
What a self centered idiot this cow Paddy is, he must stink because nobody turned up today to support his tryhard "revolution" You know what a revolution is, running around in circles.
People in mainstream politics use entrapment in various ways. They can try & set you up for a police raid by getting you agreeing to malicious acts. Or more commonly bit by bit they pitch their little points, until your agreeing to give them a foot rub they start off small "do u like this & that?", do you agree with obvious nonsense ect until your cucked
3 Years on Nic Folkes disappeared he's getting high somewhere, or doing a deal. You'll learn from close observation this is the fate of all right the wing stooges, they all get chewed up, spat out & turn on their former employers with wrath & truth bombs as we have displayed on Aussie Rebel Media several times.
I thank Australia First Party for allowing us to publish their content. Members agree this content is more relent as time goes on, electorally this is how the right wing is running their show desperately trying to stay relevant, no wonder conservatism is nearly dead....
Get out of the right wing now whilst you can, become an actual nationalist! not one of these Hipster nationalists like that big roid head from Melbourne whatsyname?
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Neil Erikson has admitted to being paid by the Liberal party to perform political stunts and “take control of the anti-Islam activist scene on Facebook”.
Erikson unleashed on his handlers in a tirade that confirms everything that United Nationalists Australia and the Australia First Party have contended about both Erikson and the Liberal Party from the very first.
An effective saboteur, Erikson’s admissions are a powder-keg. Under normal circumstances, nobody with an IQ higher than a road apple would believe what Erikson says. If he told you the sun will rise tomorrow, you’d get a second opinion. But this is a rare occasion we not only believe him but in fact, he supports our long-ignored contentions about how the Libs operate.
Erikson admitted, “Scott Morrison, I used to work for you, buddy! You dare call Fraser Anning an extremist because he associates with people like me or Ricky T.
“You paid me to confront Sam Dastyari — maybe not you — but your underlings. Andrew Hastie and Ian Goodenough: I had a secret meeting with you two in Perth about taking over the anti-Islam activist scene on Facebook.
“You paid me through a third party to fly across the country to generate views, content, and to push the vote for you in the Victorian state election.
“What about the secret meeting in Queensland? You paid me to be a far-right extremist, to get people to vote for you.”
A representative of the nationalist newspaper Audacity contacted the offices of Andrew Hastie and Singaporean-born Liberal MP Ian Goodenough seeking comment on Erikson’s accusations but were advised to await contact from their media representatives. So far, no such contact has been made.
For the earnest nationalists of Australia First and UNA, this is the admission we’d long awaited, and expected. It was only natural that once he’d passed his use-by date the Libs would unceremoniously dump Erikson just as they’ve done to countless paid shills. A sociopath like Erikson was never about to go quietly into the night.
For us, it confirms long-held suspicions about years of political interference in nationalist politics by paid satellites, and dirty tricks operatives.
Today the ABC played catch-up with us by naming former members of Klub Nation as infiltrators of both Clive Palmer’s United Australia Party and their plans to exploit Fraser Anning’s notoriety for their own aims of profit and power placement. In particular, it highlighted the roles Combat-18 associate and rumored homosexual Andrew Wilson and his alleged boyfriend Radomir Kobryn-Coletti played in the infiltrations with the latter having been employed by Palmer and now working for Anning.
Wilson along with other former members of Klub Nation attempted a defamation suit against Australia First Party president Jim Saleam following the publishing on the now-banned United Nationalists Australia blog of the incendiary article Rape House and the malfeasance of that erstwhile group. The suit was dismissed when the last member of the group to bail, Andrew Wilson, failed to follow-up proceedings.
We say that all of these people are linked in some way to the Liberal Party. Erikson's admissions also answer questions about the defamation and now charging of Australia First Party member and UNA Editor-in-chief.
Mark McDonald, former Squadron 88 leader and now head honcho of Lads Society Sydney. He has incontrovertibly been associated with Liberal Party squeeze doctor Howard Crawford. This association led directly to the now-defunct never-registered Zionist micro-party Party for Freedom, which had been designed all along as a spoiler to the uncompromising nationalism of the Australia First Party.
However, the Liberal party is raking its garden following Christchurch and attempting to distance itself from all the rotten connections it’s established.
Erikson is toxic and if the stunned-mullets supporting him haven’t figured this out even with his own admission that he was working for the enemy then they’re beyond redemption.
The bigger issue of the Liberals answering for these connections must now be vigorously pursued particularly at this election time. There are no friends of ours in the Liberal party. Never forget that.
Erikson unleashed on his handlers in a tirade that confirms everything that United Nationalists Australia and the Australia First Party have contended about both Erikson and the Liberal Party from the very first.
An effective saboteur, Erikson’s admissions are a powder-keg. Under normal circumstances, nobody with an IQ higher than a road apple would believe what Erikson says. If he told you the sun will rise tomorrow, you’d get a second opinion. But this is a rare occasion we not only believe him but in fact, he supports our long-ignored contentions about how the Libs operate.
Erikson admitted, “Scott Morrison, I used to work for you, buddy! You dare call Fraser Anning an extremist because he associates with people like me or Ricky T.
“You paid me to confront Sam Dastyari — maybe not you — but your underlings. Andrew Hastie and Ian Goodenough: I had a secret meeting with you two in Perth about taking over the anti-Islam activist scene on Facebook.
“You paid me through a third party to fly across the country to generate views, content, and to push the vote for you in the Victorian state election.
“What about the secret meeting in Queensland? You paid me to be a far-right extremist, to get people to vote for you.”
A representative of the nationalist newspaper Audacity contacted the offices of Andrew Hastie and Singaporean-born Liberal MP Ian Goodenough seeking comment on Erikson’s accusations but were advised to await contact from their media representatives. So far, no such contact has been made.
For the earnest nationalists of Australia First and UNA, this is the admission we’d long awaited, and expected. It was only natural that once he’d passed his use-by date the Libs would unceremoniously dump Erikson just as they’ve done to countless paid shills. A sociopath like Erikson was never about to go quietly into the night.
For us, it confirms long-held suspicions about years of political interference in nationalist politics by paid satellites, and dirty tricks operatives.
Today the ABC played catch-up with us by naming former members of Klub Nation as infiltrators of both Clive Palmer’s United Australia Party and their plans to exploit Fraser Anning’s notoriety for their own aims of profit and power placement. In particular, it highlighted the roles Combat-18 associate and rumored homosexual Andrew Wilson and his alleged boyfriend Radomir Kobryn-Coletti played in the infiltrations with the latter having been employed by Palmer and now working for Anning.
Wilson along with other former members of Klub Nation attempted a defamation suit against Australia First Party president Jim Saleam following the publishing on the now-banned United Nationalists Australia blog of the incendiary article Rape House and the malfeasance of that erstwhile group. The suit was dismissed when the last member of the group to bail, Andrew Wilson, failed to follow-up proceedings.
We say that all of these people are linked in some way to the Liberal Party. Erikson's admissions also answer questions about the defamation and now charging of Australia First Party member and UNA Editor-in-chief.
Mark McDonald, former Squadron 88 leader and now head honcho of Lads Society Sydney. He has incontrovertibly been associated with Liberal Party squeeze doctor Howard Crawford. This association led directly to the now-defunct never-registered Zionist micro-party Party for Freedom, which had been designed all along as a spoiler to the uncompromising nationalism of the Australia First Party.
However, the Liberal party is raking its garden following Christchurch and attempting to distance itself from all the rotten connections it’s established.
Erikson is toxic and if the stunned-mullets supporting him haven’t figured this out even with his own admission that he was working for the enemy then they’re beyond redemption.
The bigger issue of the Liberals answering for these connections must now be vigorously pursued particularly at this election time. There are no friends of ours in the Liberal party. Never forget that.
Erikson unleashed on his handlers in a tirade that confirms everything that United Nationalists Australia and the Australia First Party have contended about both Erikson and the Liberal Party from the very first.
An effective saboteur, Erikson’s admissions are a powder-keg. Under normal circumstances, nobody with an IQ higher than a road apple would believe what Erikson says. If he told you the sun will rise tomorrow, you’d get a second opinion. But this is a rare occasion we not only believe him but in fact, he supports our long-ignored contentions about how the Libs operate.
Erikson admitted, “Scott Morrison, I used to work for you, buddy! You dare call Fraser Anning an extremist because he associates with people like me or Ricky T.
“You paid me to confront Sam Dastyari — maybe not you — but your underlings. Andrew Hastie and Ian Goodenough: I had a secret meeting with you two in Perth about taking over the anti-Islam activist scene on Facebook.
“You paid me through a third party to fly across the country to generate views, content, and to push the vote for you in the Victorian state election.
“What about the secret meeting in Queensland? You paid me to be a far-right extremist, to get people to vote for you.”
A representative of the nationalist newspaper Audacity contacted the offices of Andrew Hastie and Singaporean-born Liberal MP Ian Goodenough seeking comment on Erikson’s accusations but were advised to await contact from their media representatives. So far, no such contact has been made.
For the earnest nationalists of Australia First and UNA, this is the admission we’d long awaited, and expected. It was only natural that once he’d passed his use-by date the Libs would unceremoniously dump Erikson just as they’ve done to countless paid shills. A sociopath like Erikson was never about to go quietly into the night.
For us, it confirms long-held suspicions about years of political interference in nationalist politics by paid satellites, and dirty tricks operatives.
Today the ABC played catch-up with us by naming former members of Klub Nation as infiltrators of both Clive Palmer’s United Australia Party and their plans to exploit Fraser Anning’s notoriety for their own aims of profit and power placement. In particular, it highlighted the roles Combat-18 associate and rumored homosexual Andrew Wilson and his alleged boyfriend Radomir Kobryn-Coletti played in the infiltrations with the latter having been employed by Palmer and now working for Anning.
Wilson along with other former members of Klub Nation attempted a defamation suit against Australia First Party president Jim Saleam following the publishing on the now-banned United Nationalists Australia blog of the incendiary article Rape House and the malfeasance of that erstwhile group. The suit was dismissed when the last member of the group to bail, Andrew Wilson, failed to follow-up proceedings.
We say that all of these people are linked in some way to the Liberal Party. Erikson's admissions also answer questions about the defamation and now charging of Australia First Party member and UNA Editor-in-chief.
Mark McDonald, former Squadron 88 leader and now head honcho of Lads Society Sydney. He has incontrovertibly been associated with Liberal Party squeeze doctor Howard Crawford. This association led directly to the now-defunct never-registered Zionist micro-party Party for Freedom, which had been designed all along as a spoiler to the uncompromising nationalism of the Australia First Party.
However, the Liberal party is raking its garden following Christchurch and attempting to distance itself from all the rotten connections it’s established.
Erikson is toxic and if the stunned-mullets supporting him haven’t figured this out even with his own admission that he was working for the enemy then they’re beyond redemption.
The bigger issue of the Liberals answering for these connections must now be vigorously pursued particularly at this election time. There are no friends of ours in the Liberal party. Never forget that.


