Based on a brief search of "jolly at st kilda rally" I got the following interesting links. It could be fake news but appears informative of the players in the far left.

http://sheikyermami.com/2019/01/st-kilda-rally-guess-how-many-journalists-mentioned-any-of-this/

http://www.xyz.net.au/cllr-stephen-jolly-new-socialist-alliance/

http://tetrasys.fi:10443/in/nyt/1096~151~1297741/

Other mentioned individual members and groups of the far left

- Sue Munro, a woman with years of membership in fringe left wing extremist groups.

- Anthony Main

- Debbie Brennan- Leader- the feminist-Marxist group the “Freedom Socialist Party”

- Anthony Kelly- the Flemington and Kensington Legal Centre chief executive. Kelly and his group are notorious for having spent the last fifteen years suing Victoria police on behalf of African “youths”

- David Hollis- a man who in the early nineties went on a violent deranged stabbing spree wounding six and killing one

- “Campaign against Racism and Fascism” group (or CARF)- originally founded by Australia’s largest and most violent Marxist group the Socialist Alternative (SAlt)

- Kieran Bennett’s Anarchist “Platformist” group Collective action, have since been forced out by the SAlt.

... and so on ... a wealth of research opportunities on the far left

Hi Foxy,
You linked to an ABC article but its not there anymore.
Maybe the article was removed, I'm not sure whether you linked to the Age article here or on the other thread.

- Sorry Foxy I see you posted a second link.
Interesting article with some info on the origins of groups on the right, but somewhat outdated.

All that needs to happen now is people start putting on yellow vests...

Armchair Critic,

The ABC links are on page 4 of this discussion.
And, The Age article by Warwick McFadyen is on
page 5 of this discussion. I hope this helps.

I also did a brief search, inspired by Canem Malum's
link on the players of the far Left. It's equally
interesting and provides information on the players
of the far Right.

http://www.news.com.au/national/victoria/news/st-kilda-rally-exposes-lies-used-to-drum-up-support/news-story/01e6211734fe00f92eff666fbdef5d7a

The best report in photographs are SMH at:
www.smh.com.au/politics/federal/fraser-anning-to-bill-taxpayers-more-than-2800-for-flights-to-st-ki

You will notice the police facing the anti-racists and dark skin person doing the Nationalist Socialist salute, Hail Hitler!. The person in front laughing which indicates he is mocking the persons at the Rally.

Hey Foxy,
Oh yeah I see now, I was looking for a link.
- Many Thanks -

Ok, so you want some feedback.

Firstly, I'm not against all immigrants.
I don't deny that people from many foreign places have come to call Australia home, and mostly they've contributed to making the country a better place.

Your article... well it sux.
It's apologist bs, and I'll tell you why.

It's starts out great and acknowledges the issues;
But then what bigger picture view of the issues does it give us and what solutions does it propose?
None. If you real closely what it proposes as a solution is this:
'TURN THE OTHER WAY'

Maybe you didn't spot the part where it was telling you that but it do so with it's undertones.

It recognised the issue of "...smashing up short-term rentals, being
engaged in carjacking, home invasions and the vicious
robbery of jewellery stores. This is not mere shoplifting.";

But then it changed.
It told you it was a 'minor statistic'

Then they do the 'switcheroo';
For a second - they even go against the PC narrative to admit they're different;
But ONLY so they can portray THEM as the victims.

"They're different aren't they? It's a despicable
association of word and guilt association - African,
foreigners, tribes, gangs. Thus an entire community becomes
the target for the broadbrush of demonisation. And from
demonisation you create fear of all."

You see?
Now they're the victims.
Read on -

"And, in the most disturbing aspect, from that fear comes control.

It is in these conditions that it's seen as quite acceptable
and justifiable to try to win office by tossing fear and
terror into homes where no fear used to exist. Eat out?
Perhaps we'll stay in tonight."

Now they took another step.
- Look Closely -

EMPHASIS "...quite acceptable and justifiable to try to win office by tossing fear and terror into homes where no fear used to exist"