It's interesting that at the end of WWII and during the cold war they hired many Communists for the CIA- perhaps that is also the case in the Australian ASIO.

Dear CM,

You write: “I'm not completely across this issue but these young men are loyal to Australia- perhaps more loyal than most of us.”

Yes you are obviously not across the issue. Australians fought and died to stop Nazis. Having the Hitler salute raised in earnest is definitely un-Australian in the extreme.

To be openly proclaiming that Hitler was the greatest man who ever lived in the last 2,000 years is unAustralian.

To be chanting “Ku Kux Klan” in a cave in the Grampians with indigenous paintings is unAustralian.

For you to claim:”My understanding of Australian Nationalist groups is that they are explicitly anti-aggression”. Is just bonkers.

http://9now.nine.com.au/a-current-affair/neo-nazi-groups-homegrown-aussie-neo-nazi-groups-living-backyard-seen-holding-camps/82cf90ba-ee1b-4044-a811-6412052653e6

Foxy,
To not know that the Swastika is a revered symbol of divinity and spirituality is to shew gross ignorance and an attitude of laziness, all that one has to do is Google to achieve enlightenment; in India alone it is revered by millions, not to mention millions in Asia.

Dear Steele,

Thank You for the link and your well reasoned
comments. Their organization is
not a "nationalist group." And it's absurd to
suggest that these misguided people are any sort
of - "patriots." Also to suggest that
the Head of ASIO Mike Burgess might be a
communist is also quite disturbing.

These blokes
are extremists, fanatics, un-Australian -
and their ideology motivates terrorism. They and
their symbols are linked to hatred and racism,
state-based mass murder and tyranny. The following
link explains further:

http://theage.com.au/national/inside-racism-hq-how-home-grown-neo-nazis-are-plotting-a-white-revolution-20210812-p58i3x.html

This organisation like the ones it's trying to emulate
should not be allowed to rise.

Is Mise,

I have already given a link on the swastika's history prior
to your accusation of ignorance on my part.. You obviously
missed reading it. You should not make assumptions until
you have all the facts. In any case I am fully aware of the
ancient origins of the swastika sign. It was used as a
positive symbol in ancient Lithuania as well. The Lithuanian
language is part of the Indo-European languages and
Sanskrit words are part of the Lithuanian language.

However, we are not discussing the ancient symbols here
but the Nazi symbol and what it represents.

Foxy,
Thanks for that link, what a load of sensational drivel, if the subjects of the article didn’t know that they had been infiltrated then they do now.
Or is the infiltration but an invention to make a windup more believable to the gullible?