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I established a terror movement in Australia, and I quit

SHAYNE Hunter established the far-left and violent Antifa movement in Australia. After four years the Brisbane man quit. Here's why.

Shayne Hunter, as told to Corrine Barraclough | News.com.au (http://www.news.com.au/) (Australia) | 24 October 2017

http://www.news.com.au/lifestyle/real-life/true-stories/i-established-a-terror-movement-in-australia-and-i-quit/news-story/0e09cb729235d4316809b02bf9e54559


ANTIFA is a growing extreme group who believe violence is legitimate.

I got radicalised in Sydney. I was originally concerned about Western intervention in Syria. Radical left wing people dominated rallies and I started to associate with them more. My so-called 'normal' friends drifted away.

We would hang out at an anarchist library in Sydney. Here a bunch of people on the dole gather enough money to rent out the space and run a bookshop. It's like extremist networking.

I came to believe that war was a symptom of bigger systems at play in society and they were the real enemy, like white supremacy and patriarchy. Antifa believe these systems need to be smashed through a process of 'de-platforming' to save the world. People who don't necessarily agree on everything are united to attack their common enemy — anyone in the right wing of politics.

This micro-society became my life for four years.

They believe historically their roots were fighting Nazi oppression. They run a website which is updated every couple of weeks with a hit list of right wing names. They believe if these people are allowed to speak, society will suffer. So, they must be pushed back.

There is no mission statement, rather, it's a dangerous rhetoric. There are a lot of very damaged people who are drawn to it.

Lots of activists came from Sydney University. They invited me along to some of their lectures. When I was organising the 'Reclaim Australia' rally and pushing Antifa into Brisbane, we delegated roles out across the gathering. Someone would print pamphlets that got our propaganda out there. Someone else would look after social media and online, we all gathered people to come.

I read that Antifa in the US is training people to shoot and punch. It's the same here. Antifa in Sydney are doing martial arts to, as they would put it, 'fight the Nazis'. It's a paramilitary mindset.

It's more dangerous than ISIS.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v61Z3ZvDyRo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jNft1tmKpxc

I was ideologically possessed for four years. I would speak louder on public transport so people could hear me speak, hoping they would hear my message.

The radical left of Antifa presents itself as being about compassion and empathy; it's a Trojan horse. All conversations are about entitlement and rights, not responsibility. When these people talk about freedom, they really mean freedom from responsibility.

Often the people who are drawn to this cult don't have a strong identity outside it. I'm not a psychologist but, like ISIS, it gives people a sense of belonging to something and having purpose.

A 'social justice warrior' cringe video appeared on my social media feed. I didn't watch it at first. A couple of weeks later it popped up again so I pressed play. It was like seeing the entire cult through an outside lens. It woke me up. I realised that everything I had started to believe was wrong.

You don't know humiliation until you've left a cult; I wasted four years of my life.

I cut ties over time. I'm still in contact with some ex-cult members but I don't see anyone who's still active.

In my 20-something generation, social media plays the role of a 24/7 preacher — like a pocket preacher. Each day you're being validated by the echo chamber on your phone.

Antifa would say there is nothing good about Australian society. Their minds project that belief, and everything is filtered through this ideology.

Without doubt it's a huge and growing threat to Australian society. It's a miserable mindset. When I got out of it and stopped feeling oppressed, I finally felt like I could take control of my life. That's what I intend to do now."

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uVRUhwPa1So

ANTIFA AUSTRALIA — PROUDLY DEFENDED BY YOUR ABC!

United Nationalists Australia (https://unitednationalistsaustralia.wordpress.com/) | 3 November 2017

https://unitednationalistsaustralia.wordpress.com/2017/11/03/antifa-australia-proudly-defended-by-your-abc

What do anarchists and our public - taxpayer funded - broadcaster have in common? That's a no-brainer, a rapport with ANTIFA!

Monday night's Media Watch effectively eschewed all allegations made against Antifa in a recent News.com interview with its "founder" Shayne Hunter. By doing so the public broadcaster actually validated the criminal actions of this militant left-wing set.

We will stop for a minute. Did Hunter actually found Antifa in this country? Unlikely, Nationalists are aware of how the media works, a concession to the truth you should not expect from the gunsels operating under the Antifa banner.

But that same allowance is never forthcoming when it involves those on the opposite end of the political spectrum from your partisan ABC reptile.

For example, Media Watch made no fuss about fake news freelance journalist Luke McMahon's egregious and defamatory attacks on two Nationalists. Any claims of exaggeration in the piece on the Antifa defector have nothing on those whoppers casually printed by Fairfax and gobbled up by everyone from Victoria's Police Commissioner to the reactionaries who obsessively inhabit the myriad Facebook pages dedicated to the Patriot VS Left sideshow.


Likewise, there was no dissection of the Bendigo Three case in which our mate Chris Shortis was convicted along with two others of inciting serious ridicule or contempt against unspecified Moslems. That same sort of stunt was conducted as a matter of programming content on a weekly basis by their darlings from The Chaser.

These were textbook cases of why Media Watch exists in the first place, to highlight factual and ethical breaches by the Australian media. Yet, while the program and its host Paul Barry quietly condoned those outrages by psycho troll McMahon, he was quick to leap to the defence of Antifa; an obscure client to champion you would think.

The entirety of Antifa's violent form was reduced by Paul Barry to the incident involving conservative commentator Andrew Bolt in which an Antifa clown attacked him with "shaving cream and glitter" (and got pounded for his folly). These remarks were juxtaposed with footage of witnesses at the London Bridge attack to diminish perceptions of the genuine threat Antifa poses against comparisons with ISIS.


When the Australia First Party's President's apolitical son was jumped by Antifa cretins outside his Tempe home in 2015 while they were high on the dangerous drug ice that wasn't as benign as the flippant Barry implied.

The family of the Golden Dawn members murdered in Greece by Antifa terrorists surely wouldn't be assuaged by Barry's playing down of the allegations made by Hunter.

And what were those allegations? He is reported to have admitted to News Corps reporter Corrine Barraclough among other things that:

* "It's more dangerous than ISIS"

* "I read that Antifa in the US is training people to shoot and punch. It's the same here. Antifa in Sydney are doing martial arts (ED-Lol!) to, as they would put it, 'fight the Nazis'. It's a paramilitary mindset."

* "The radical left of Antifa presents itself as being about compassion and empathy; it's a Trojan horse. All conversations are about entitlement and rights, not responsibility. When these people talk about freedom, they really mean freedom from responsibility."

* "Often the people who are drawn to this cult don't have a strong identity outside it."

* "Antifa would say there is nothing good about Australian society. Their minds project that belief, and everything is filtered through this ideology."

* "Without a doubt it's a huge and growing threat to Australian society. It's a miserable mindset."

It's hard to know whether the journalist was selectively paraphrasing Hunter or he did indeed make these claims verbatim, but there is nothing in the content of any of those sentences that we would dispute. Well, perhaps "growing threat to Australian society" is a bit rich. Antifa doesn't pose the threat they merely enforce it at a gutter level. Nonetheless, all the rest is pretty much what Nationalists have said from the word go.

Responding to a predictable salvo by Antifa maximum leader Rob Sparrow on Slackbastard, Hunter issued denials in the comments section of its blog, writing:

* "More dangerous than Isis' (sic) was a hyperbolic comment, in the video below i (sic) explain that content."

* "I didn't claim i (sic) started antifa, i told the journalist i made a call out in brisbane (sic) to get all the elements of the far left to meet up an certainly took a leadership role in organising the first counter rally against reclaim Australia."

Addressing allegations of rape made against him by jilted former comrades, he wrote: "The smears of my characters (sic) are disgusting, and many of the people in the radical left if they were honest with themselves will admit that baseless slurs of sexism or racism etc happen all the time when people have disagreements, etc."

He finishes by defiantly asserting, "Although the news.com.au article isnt (sic) the [choice] of words i (sic) would of used if it had control it (sic), i do not regret it as many people have been bullied by the SJWs, from ex radicals to current lefties to ex far right extremists to former friends and lovers of people who become ideologically possessed. If it helps those people i am happy."

The fact that the ABC bothered addressing the article when there is so much fake news about demonstrates the interrelationship of the Far Left with your ABC.

As Paul Barry plays White Knight to the toe-rags of Antifa the true Left are more critical of them. In September on www.counterpunch.org in an article titled 'Antifa in Theory and in Practise', Diana Johnstone took Antifa to task post-Charlottesville, concluding that, "In the United States, the worst thing about Antifa is the effort to lead the disoriented American left into a wild goose chase, tracking down imaginary "fascists" instead of getting together openly to work out a coherent positive program."

Earlier she observed, "The idea that the way to shut someone up is to punch him in the jaw is as American as Hollywood movies. It is also typical of the gang war that prevails in certain parts of Los Angeles. Banding together with others "like us" to fight against gangs of "them" for control of turf is characteristic of young men in uncertain circumstances. The search for a cause can involve endowing such conduct with political purpose: either fascist or antifascist. For disoriented youth, this is an alternative to joining the U.S. Marines."

In effect, she is saying the ideological warriors of Antifa are driven more by a desire for a purpose in their rootless lives and they are picking a 'colour' much like the Black and Latino gangs. When it comes to the ideological component of their cause Johnstone points out they tend to get in the way and will just as easily turn on left wing voices who they believe through a difference of opinion are supporting those phantom 'fascists'. This effectively bespeaks the tyranny they oppose.

Likewise, late in August Gabriel Black wrote on the World Socialist Web Site, 'Why is the media promoting Antifa?'

He defines a very interesting relationship with Antifa in America and the Democratic Party. Black argues, "Indeed, many of the groups involved in Antifa are essentially factions of the Democratic Party. By Any Means Necessary, BAMN — is among the most fervent advocates of the racialist politics of the Democrats. It received national attention in 2014 for its campaign for Affirmative Action, which was waged in alliance with the Democrats and sections of the corporate elite and military."

In essence, what Nationalists have long been saying, we are now corroborated by the legitimate Left, Antifa is useful tools of the neoliberal Globalist state.

https://twitter.com/Lord_Molyneaux/status/926887242697723905

The Communist Origins of the 'Antifa' Group
J. Philipp | The Epoch Times (https://www.theepochtimes.com/)
https://www.theepochtimes.com/the-communist-origins-of-the-antifa-extremist-group_2282816.html

Quote from: MSMIn the picture above: The Unity Congress of Antifa, held at the Philharmonic Opera House in Berlin, on July 10, 1932. The congress was organized by the Communist Party of Germany as a rallying point to defeat the Social Democratic Party and the Nazi Party. Antifa labeled both parties as "fascist," which was a political label they used for all rival parties.

Extract: The extremist anarchist-communist group Antifa has been in the headlines because of recent violent clashes in Charlottesville, Virginia ... The organization was initially part of the Soviet Union's front operations to bring about communist dictatorship in Germany, and it worked to label all rival parties as "fascist." ... The Soviets believed that following Russia's revolution in 1917, communism would next spread to Germany, since Germany had the second-largest communist party, the KPD (Communist Party of Germany) ... The KPD was at the front of this call, launching a movement under the banner of United Front Action and branding its armed "anti-fascist" wing under the name Antifaschistische Aktion ("Antifascist Action"), which Antifa still carries in Germany, and from which the Antifa organizations in other countries are rooted.

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