So we have some resident 'legends in their own lunchtimes' wanting to going to Bendigo to join anti-mosque protesters.

Well the locals don't want you;

“Ms Allan said something needed to be done to allow the functioning of council after the protesters – many of whom were wearing signs with Bendigo postcodes to refute claims anti-mosque demonstrators were coming from out of town – prevented elected representatives from doing their jobs.”

But still that is unlikely to stop you is it so here you go, wear 3350 and don't forget to pack your best brown shirt.

Sorry Bazz, Doog today was one of those rare occasions of late where I actually had a job to go to.
UPF=United Patriots Front, it's a front group for Anti Islam, Anti Left, Anti Progressive people led by a group of about ten young men from different parts of the country. They are using a phased approach to building a national movement, hammer on about Islam in order to fire up the Left into a violent reaction, disturb the progressive and liberal local government officials and re-build a sense of solidarity within the working class.
As political stunts go making a bit of a mess on a footpath doesn't even compare to say, burning down a detention centre or shooting a harmless accountant on his way home from work.

Re Liberty Alliance I didn't say it was a Jewish front but it is a right wing, pro Zionist group which answers to Jewish Zionists in the U.S and gets most of it's inspiration and propaganda from the David Horowitz circle and people like Geert Wilders,Ben Shapiro, Pamela Geller, Rabbi Nachum Shiffren, Daniel Pipes and so on.
This is what I mean by satellite politics, they're not really opposition groups, I wouldn't even use the term "controlled opposition" they're just the activist arm of mainstream conservatism with obvious links to the Liberal party and various Neo-con and Likudnik groups both here and abroad.
Liberty Alliance doesn't challenge the status quo, it reinforces it by forbidding radicalism and operates on the assumption that Australia is a "Judeo Christian" society, the UPF by contrast use the motif of an Australian Nation and our mixed Anglo-European-Aboriginal heritage and culture.
That is to say a view of Australian history revealed as a unique cultural collaboration between many groups and schools of thought, which in practice looks like the old Labor party and draws on the radical Australian tradition of the mid to late 19th century.

One more note, to paraphrase Kim Vuga and her speech at the last UPF rally the working class have a different interpretation of Multiculturalism to the elite and upper classes.
Furthermore our particularly Australian take on multi racial society which developed over the first 200 years of our nation's history, the one most of us accept and abide in has been distorted to acommodate Islam when the fact is that Islam and the Muslim way of life are the very antithesis of our own.
What we're objecting to is the idea that the bulk of the working class and Anglo-Irish descended Australians particularly are publicly shamed and ridiculed by the elite and upper castes and effectively excommunicated from the system and way of life our ancestors built for us the moment we express any group interest or assert our own identity.

Steele,
I was born in the Bendigo district, I own land up there and pay rates and if a person can trace their ancestry back to the 1850's in that area there's a pretty good chance I'm related to them, these are my people.
So, the UPF are not allowed to facilitate protests in Bendigo because they're "outsiders" but Australian Islamic Missions, a Sydney based foundation which receives funding from international Islamic philanthropists is to be welcomed and no questions are to be asked of it's supporters?
We'll see what happens on Saturday, the last demo was very interesting and well atended and for the record, the most charitable thing I've heard a Bendigonian say about Jacinta Allan is that she's a purely decorative feature in the local political scene.

Missi That mob cut the head of a dummy and left fake blood all over the place for the fire brigade to clean up, I am your best reference missy.

They are not welcome in Bendigo, if this is all they have to offer. Demonstrations are one thing and vandalism is another.
So if that is in your favor, you best watch out for the welcoming committee

The ALA manifesto can be downloaded from their website. I've got it, but I haven't read it yet. Manifestos are not very exciting, but I am steeling myself. I'll make my judgement after the reading.