//Theres' no such thing as a Neo Nazi//

Of course there isn't, Jay. They're just a bogey-man invented by pranksters to frighten paranoid Jews, homosexuals and lefties. People like this:

http://i.telegraph.co.uk/multimedia/archive/01387/neo-nazis_1387321i.jpg

only wear swastikas and carry swastika flags and perform nazi salutes and so on because they think they look pretty. It has nothing to do with support or admiration for the white supremacist policies of Nazism. They're just decent working class people who think that swastikas are a nice design. Why, probably some of their best friends are gay black jews, and the rest are gypsies with disabilities.

Funny how you only seem them photographed with other white, black-wearing, tattooed and swastika adorned mates. You think they'd want to get a few selfies with their black mates at Harmony Day celebrations. Maybe their black friends are uncomfortable about the idea of being photographed next to a symbol which, while admittedly a very striking and aesthetically pleasing design, is an icon of the very worst aspects of humanity.

Sorry, Jay, but neo-nazis invariably fail the goose test. If it looks like a goose, honks like a goose and steps like a goose then it is probably a goose

//people who have a firm grip on reality understand that at no point in history has anyone successfully taken something from the past and brought it into the present, that's commonly called time travel and barring further scientific developments it's still very much a fantasy.//

ROLFMAO.

If Dr Who goes back to 1943 and whisks a Nazi back to the present in the TARDIS, that would not be a neo-nazi: it would be a time-travelling Nazi.

And history is essentially composed of people taking things from the past and brining it into the present, because that is how time works. If pick up any object and wait for an infinitesimal period, I have just brought it from the past into the present. And all I had to do was proceed along my normal, dull worldline through spacetime. This is not commonly called time travel. Even though we are following a time-like curve through spacetime, we don't really think of it as 'time travel' in the science-fiction sense of the term.

Time travel would be something more along the lines of taking some from the present (or recent past) into the more distant past. You run into all sorts of physical problems there, and it is indeed still very much a fantasy. But going the other way? Not a problem. That is how time works (although exactly how and why it works that way is bit of problem which causes much consternation for many physicists).

//Guys like Ross May have always worked for the state, in the 1970's he used to bash "Commos", nowadays him and his mate Tyler work with the Liberal party trying to infiltrate and disrupt nationalist groups//

Yeah, because it seems totally plausible that the Libs would risk the public backlash if it became public knowledge that they were working with neo-nazis. And it seems equally plausible that a committed neo-nazi like 'The Skull' would want to go around disrupting organisations made up of his fellow white supremacists. (Sarcasm).

With wild conspiracy theories like that, we might have to start calling you 'Arjay of Melbourne'.

Jay, how did Ross 'The Skull' May get on your bus in the first place, did he have a ticket? How did he know where and where to catch the bus? When you dropped him off on the Hume Hwy, did he get off peaceably, given his reputation as a violent psychopath. Gee, I recall us discussing Ross May on this very forum some time back.

On the bus did Jay turn to John, somewhere along the Hume Hwy, and say; "Have you noticed that odd looking balled headed gentleman sitting down the back between our two German friends Adolf and Herman." John's reply "No Jay, he looks perfectly normal to me, he fits right in."

Here he is in all his glory;

http://www.gettyimages.com.au/detail/news-photo/amongst-australias-neo-nazis-in-sydney-australia-in-2001-news-photo/113984929

No comment on Blair Cottrell the Victorian leader of the UPF, who wanted a picture of Nazi dictator Adolf Hitler in every classroom in every school in Australia

Paul 1405, Toni Lavis.
Are you 100% sure those reports are true? The Australian media don't have a great reputation for honesty, just ask a Muslim or an Aboriginal person.

Ross May and his "Squadron 88" work for Howard Crawford and Marcus Cornish of the NSW Liberals, this is common knowledge.
You're telling me there's never any real "backlash" when so called "Neo Nazis" are discovered in Liberal ranks?
It's happened at least twice in the last year or so with Scott Harrison and Felicity Sharpe in Victoria, they send these idiots along to get their photo taken at rallies and public meetings so they can discredit the target group.
The Left did the same thing with people like Glenn Anderson and Phil Callea but they're both too crazy to be reliable.
Get your heads out of the newspapers people, what goes on in real life and what the papers report are two completely different things.