The "final solution" Senator Fraser Anning will bill the Australian taxpayer $3000 for business class airfares, and a chauffeured driven car so he could attend a far right neo-nazi rally in Melbourne. At the rally Anning was spotted in the company of convicted criminals Blair Cottrell and Neil Erikson. The rally was advertised by the Neo-Nazi's as a follow up to 'Romper Stomper' and the Cronulla riots. Nazi salutes were evident everywhere at this gathering of the extreme right, although Anning was not spotted giving the good old 'seig heil', plenty were.
Anning who scored a whopping 19 primary votes at the last election said his attendance was necessary as he was representing his Queensland constituents.

This bloke is a dangerous embarrassment in Australian politics.

All politicians use taxpayer money. The so-called Far Right, who are also forced to vote like everyone else, are entitled to have someone spending a fair share of funds. Compare one man, Anning, with all the money the Far Left Greens take from us.

They are his support base so why not.

More legitimate that the one who got taxpayers to pay for attend a wedding.

Paul I take it you neither attended the Rally on either side not talked to those that did. You just believed the Left wing media and their journalists feeding off each other.

As a Queenslander I support Senator Fraser Anning's attendance to the rally in St. Kilda at taxpayers expense, on the basis of representing local constituents here in QLD who are experiencing violence from African gangs.

http://www.news.com.au/national/breaking-news/pm-condemns-ugly-racial-st-kilda-rallies/news-story/3831b113553bf8de8cc9167a794d449b

QUOTE>>The Queensland senator insists he was representing local constituents on the interstate trip as his state is experiencing violence from African gangs.

The controversial senator is adamant the rally was attended by "ordinary working people" rather than radicals or skin heads.

"The truth is that attempts to claim that this rally was a 'far right' event appear to be left wing media attempts to distract attention from the purpose of the protest - African gang violence," he said in a statement on Sunday.

"The only people who were doing Nazi salutes were the far left extremists one hundred metres away who came to try to disrupt a peaceful rally," he said.<<

http://www.theage.com.au/national/victoria/police-out-in-force-for-angry-clashes-in-far-right-rally-in-st-kilda-20190105-p50pr1.html

QUOTE>>Cottrell and Erikson in 2017 were convicted and fined in the magistrates court for inciting contempt and ridicule of Muslims by making a video in which they beheaded a dummy with a toy sword in a protest against the building of the Bendigo mosque.<<

And further;

>>Despite the arrests Tony Silva, the divisional commander for Port Phillip and Stonnington said the protest was largely peaceful.

“To my knowledge there were no injuries, both to any of the public or to the police, so to me that’s a very successful day.”<<

I don't necessarily consider the mock beheading to be wrong any more than an expression of free speech; or an expression of the collective thoughts and fears of many Australians.

I also think the main reason for the unified beat-up against these people and their pushback of multiculturalism;
- Is because it goes against the nations Pro-UN political agenda. -

This country is no different to the United States with an open border.
- Only we let the foreigners in legally to change the voting public to be one that supports a UN agenda against the existing citizens. -

It's as clear as day.

What a beat up !
There were hundreds of people there.
Why accuse the whole gathering of being Nazis when only some might have been ?
Also calling them far right wing is incorrect.
The name Nazi stands for National Socialist Party.
So to be correct they are Far Left wing demonstrators.
The Nazis followed the usual practise of socialists such as the
communists and killed millions.

The whole media has gone off in a flap without stopping to study what
it might really have been about.
If they did that their reports might be more balanced.