Let's get some things clear:1. I have met two of the four mentioned below.
I advised them to drop the whole Hitler thing, stop attempting to ideologically refight WWII, grow up and get properly active as genuine White Activists rather than the hobbyists I labelled them as. They were intelligent, presented their arguments well, but refused to acknowledge that their methods had been tried and failed before. And as before, their methods would alienate those that they should be attempting to persuade to join them. They had the typical arrogance of youth, and could not be dissuaded to budge from their chosen naïve methods - but then
naïvety is not a crime. So we parted ways with no intent to ever meet again, but otherwise no ill-will on either side. I do know what I'm talking about.
2. There is no evidence anywhere that either of the two threatened anyone, threatened terrorist acts, or boasted of knowledge or ability to commit a terrorist act.
3. Their home was raided because they were marked and reported as "racist" on Facebook.
This does not mean that they said anything genuinely racist. It just means that they are White and could have said as little as they seek to secure a future for White children. That alone is enough to have you raided as a potential terrorist in South Australia.
4. The initial raid and the corresponding search warrant was nothing more than a fishing expedition.
The police had no prior knowledge of criminal activity by the pair. Unlike other Australian states, South Australia does not issue a standard warrant when it comes to breaches of the state's Racial Vilification Law. In other states, police or the state Attorney General must appear before a judge with sufficient evidence to justify issuing a warrant to enter and search any premises. In South Australia, the same warrant is issued directly by the state Attorney General. SA Racial Vilification Laws are the ONLY state laws that permit such an occurrence. Drug Dealers and Paedophiles have rights that must be respected by law - that is not the case with anybody evidently White and deemed to be "Racist" in SA. And, of course, only White people can be considered "Racist."
5. The source of the so-called terrorist material has not been disclosed by the courts or the police.
However, the court claims that the pair are guilty of being potential terrorists due to the fact that they are White, and have been deemed to be "Racist". This therefore means that they have no protection or rights to freedom of speech, freedom of thought, and freedom of association under the law as would any politically correct Left-Wing or Black genuinely violent terrorist. The argument that the government uses is that Left-Wing and non-Whites are not violent people. If an actively violent member of Antifa (for example) has the same source material, it is not considered to be a crime because he ideologically opposes today's defined standards of what is referred to as Terrorism. Even a Muslim may today talk about violent jihadism, but that is his right and is defined as protected freedom of speech - it is only his deeds that matter. An Aboriginal, or self-hating White Antifa member may be violent in the name of Black Power, with an intent to cause fear and panic. However that cannot be deemed as terroristic in nature, just as their violent behaviour cannot be deemed racist in nature. In Australia, if you are Black, you can chase the Prime Minister through the streets while calling for that Prime Minister's murder; an Aboriginal would receive less of a sentence for the deliberate murder of a White Australian just because he is White; but if you are White, you cannot read a book without risk of arrest and imprisonment. When you are White, everything depends on your political stance - politically correct or politically criminal? Thought Criminal? Somebody will call eventually Thought Police on you!
Being self-evidently White Australian and deemed to be "Racist" is the entire basis for the conviction of all three men. Cameron Brodie-Hall, Duncan Cromb and Jackson Pay are Political Prisoners of Australia's anti-White regime. It's time for a REGIME CHANGE!
RAHOWA!
@Reverend Cailen Cambeul,
Church Administrator - Creativity Alliance,
Church of Creativity.* * * *
ABC NEWS: Neo-Nazi group members jailed for 'abhorrent and distressing' crimesBy Shari Hams | ABC (https://www.abc.net.au/) (Australia) | 2 June 2023
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2023-06-02/neo-nazi-group-members-jailed-for-terror-planning/102426204
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* Duncan Cromb and Jackson Pay were arrested in 2021
* They had multiple documents explaining how to commit a terrorist act
* The judge described their offences as "abhorrent and distressing"
Two members of a neo-Nazi group found with instructions on how to carry out a terrorist attack have been sentenced to more than two years behind bars.
Judge Joanne Tracey labelled the men's offences as "abhorrent and distressing" and said it was difficult to know if the sentence would deter future offending.
Duncan Robert Cromb, 38, and Jackson Trevor Pay, 23, pleaded guilty to possessing documents and records of information for terrorist acts.
Cromb, who is already in custody, has been sentenced to two years, six months and 19 days in jail, while Pay was sentenced to two years and one month behind bars.
Cromb and Pay received non-parole-periods of 18 months and 14 months respectively.
The court heard they were members of the National Socialist Network, which operated under the name "SA Men's Health Club", when they were arrested in 2021.
Both men were arrested in possession of multiple documents containing instructions on how to commit a terrorist act, examples of successful terrorist acts and
information based on "racist ideologies".Pay, who moved to Western Australia, was also found in possession of documents that sought to justify the Christchurch attack, September 11 attacks and Snowtown murders.
"More recently you said you support the 'revolutions' led by Hitler and Mussolini ... explaining they didn't rely on guerilla warfare," Judge Tracey said.Pay initially told the court he did not understand the books were methods of assassination, and thought they contained strategies to "organise people" and "make friends".
Cromb was found in possession of advanced strategies to commit terrorist attacks including bombings and assassinations, and one document that stated: "It's better to kill too many people, than not enough".
When police conducted a search of Cromb's room, they also located a large amount of propaganda "showing your commitment to the nationalist, racist extremist ideology, both in hard copy and across multiple electronic devices," Judge Tracey said."Recordings of the Christchurch terrorist attack ...
images consistent with supremacist ideology ... handwritten sketches and white supremacy stickers."Previously, Pay's lawyer Stacey Carter read an apology on behalf of her client in which Pay stated "I'm not a terrorist".
"His core belief really is that he wants to secure an existence for white people," she said.Judge Joanne Tracey labelled the men's offences as "abhorrent and distressing".
National Socialist Network former member would be better off in love than jail, lawyer tells courtBy Ethan Riks | ABC (https://www.abc.net.au/) (Australia) | 17 April 2023
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2023-03-02/judge-refuses-bail-for-cameron-brodie-hall/102044676
A member of a neo-Nazi group found with instructions on how to carry out a terrorist attack would be better rehabilitated by avoiding jail and having a "romantic relationship", his lawyer has told Adelaide's District Court.
Duncan Robert Cromb, 38, and Jackson Trevor Pay, 23, pleaded guilty to possessing documents and records of information for terrorist acts.
During a pre-sentencing hearing on Monday, the court heard Cromb and Pay were members of the National Socialist Network, which operated under the name of the "SA Men's Health Club", when they were arrested in 2021.
Both men were arrested in possession of multiple documents containing instructions on how to commit a terrorist act, examples of successful terrorists acts and information based on "racist ideologies".
Cromb was also allegedly found in possession of recordings of the Christchurch terror attack in 2019.
Prosecutors argued that both men "present a risk to the safety of the community".
A report about Cromb, prepared by forensic psychologist Luke Broomhall in April this year, which was read out in court, found that the 38-year-old still held "white supremacist values", despite being in custody for more than a year.
Cromb's lawyer John Wilson said the report showed that allowing his client to re-establish ties with his family and the opportunity to enter a "romantic relationship" could help reduce his risk of reoffending.
However, Judge Joanne Tracey said Mr Broomhall was "very guarded" in his assessment of Cromb's prospect for rehabilitation.
"His (Cromb's) views still remain the same," Judge Tracey said.
"He still holds white supremacist values and alignment."Mr Wilson said his client had instructed that he "doesn't hold those beliefs" and that he had changed his attitude after interactions with people of other races in prison.
"The way I interpreted Mr Broomhall's report is because of the long-standing nature of the beliefs, Mr Cromb has had, he is somewhat concerned or sceptical to the ability for one to completely walk away from them," he said.
Mr Wilson said his client had no intention of resuming ties with any of the groups he was previously affiliated with if he was to be released.
"He has severed ties with the group in its entirety," he said.The court also heard that Cromb was raised in a conservative Christian home and was home-schooled until Year 10 with limited socialisation skills.
'I'm not a terrorist', accused saysJackson Pay's lawyer Stacey Carter read out part of an apology on behalf of her client in which Pay stated "I'm not a terrorist".
In explaining Pay's political beliefs, Ms Carter said, "I wouldn't put it so high as white supremacist".
"His core belief really is that he wants to secure an existence for white people," she said."He doesn't carry an animosity or any violent intentions towards other (cultural) groups."
Ms Carter said Pay, who now lives and works in Western Australia, has since disassociated from the National Socialist Network and his friendship group was very different now.
The maximum penalty for the charge of possessing documents and records of information for terrorist acts is seven years imprisonment.
Cromb and Pay will be sentenced in June.
This final one - Patrick Patmore - shows the conviction and sentencing of the former SA Treasurer for the group.
He built actual explosives, had "Terrorist" reading material the same as the others, and was only sentenced to Home Detention? He should be treated as a RAT!
It looks like he used his position as Treasurer to hand over information on all members and acquaintances of the group. In all fairness, I must state that I could be wrong - this is just an opinion - but his sentence/treatment by police and courts, when compared with the others, just does not look right. Do not associate with Patrick Patmore. ~
@Cailen.* * * *
Far-right group member Patrick Patmore sentenced to more than three years' home detention over extremist materialBy Meagan Dillon | ABC (https://www.abc.net.au/) (Australia) | 17 April 2023
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2023-02-21/extremist-patrick-patmore-sentenced-three-years-home-detention/102002592
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* Patrick Patmore has been given a three-year-and-two-month sentence with a non-parole period of 19 months
* Patmore pleaded guilty to his charges in February last year
* The sentence is for six crimes, including taking steps to manufacture an explosive
A senior member of a South Australian national socialist group found in possession of a small explosive, weapons and extremist material will serve at least 19 months on home detention.
Patrick Patmore, 34, was this morning given a three-year-and-two-month sentence with a non-parole period of 19 months for six crimes, including taking steps to manufacture an explosive.
District Court Judge Michael Burnett ordered the sentence be served on home detention because of his lack of prior convictions, admission to the offences and fair prospect of rehabilitation.
When police raided Patmore's home in April 2021, they found a "small and crude" explosive device in his shed, homemade knives, a machete, battle axe and ammunition.
Judge Burnett said he was also in possession of documents detailing ways of "committing a terrorist act", including techniques for "silent killing" and "household torture".
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He said Patmore also had extremist and far-right material, including the manifesto of Christchurch terrorist Brenton Tarrant.
"The list is too long to read," he said.
The court heard Patmore is the treasurer of the SA Men's Health Club — a front for the SA branch of far-right group, the National Socialist Network.
"You told police you were a national socialist, but not an extremist," Judge Burnett said during sentencing.
"You said you didn't intend to use the explosive device or the weapons. You told a psychologist you have no interest in terrorism."
The court heard Patmore made the items "out of boredom and for fun".
Judge Burnett said there was no evidence Patmore was planning to take any action and accepted his explanation that he had a curiosity with building bombs and weapons, as well as extremist ideologies.
But he said possessing the manuals on how to commit terrorism was a "serious offence".
"It allows the reader to understand the mechanisms of committing a terrorist act ... and the protection of the public is paramount," he said.
He said Patmore had committed no further offending or breached his bail since his arrest in August 2021.
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The court heard he remained a member of the National Socialist Network, but had engaged in programs designed to deradicalise extremists.
Prosecutor Taryn Amos asked Judge Burnett to ban Patmore from communicating with any members of the European or Australian movement of the National Socialist Network as part of his sentence.
Lawyers for Patmore opposed, saying he had made "genuine friendships" with other members and joined the group to be social, not because of any political beliefs.
Judge Burnett decided to add the ban to his list of home detention conditions, but gave his corrections officer the power to approve communication requests with certain members of the group "if reasonable".
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-13023197/Cameron-Brodie-Hall-neo-Nazi-bombings-assassination-plots.html
A police raid on the home of an alleged neo Nazi leader uncovered a disturbing book outlining how fascists could foment a Nazi revolution in Australia with assassinations, indiscriminate terror bombings and the murder of 'soft targets', a court has heard
Detectives raided the unit of Cameron Brodie-Hall, the alleged neo-Nazi leader of alleged South Australian fascist cell SA Men's Health Club, in April 2021 and allegedly found the book in the communal area of the home, which Mr Brodie-Hall shared with two other men
The book allegedly recommends four methods of covert direct action including assassinations, terror bombings, the sabotage of infrastructure and terror campaigns directed at 'the enemy'.
The court heard the communal bookshelf housed a number of radical books, including dictator Adolf Hitler's Mein Kampf.
Police video of the cramped three-bed unit played in court showed a large Nazi flag draped over the bookshelf.
Prosecutor Hinton said when the police returned to Mr Brodie-Hall's unit in February 2022 they discovered another book listed as extremist material.
'It promotes or supports terrorist acts,' Prosecutor Hinton said.
Prosecutor Hinton said the book praised Timothy McVeigh, the terrorist who murdered 168 people in the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing in the United States, and argued 'revolution' was the only way for Nazis to gain power
The court heard Mr Brodie-Hall told the police he subscribed to a national socialist worldview, but denied possession of the two books.
Mr Brodie-Hall lived in the home with Jackson Trevor Pay and Duncan Robert Cromb, both of whom have pleaded guilty to possessing extremist material.
Craig Caldicott, appearing for Mr Brodie-Hall, said there was no dispute about his client's ideology, but rather over the issue of possession of the material, which he said was not found in his client's bedroom
Mr Caldicott said his client was not aware of the book promoting covert terror tactics being in the bookcase.
Judge Muscat said the case would depend on whether the prosecution could prove beyond a reasonable doubt that Mr Brodie-Hall possessed the material either exclusively or jointly with Mr Pay and Mr Cromb.
The judge-only trial will continue into the week.
Mr Brodie-Hall is on bail and declined to comment when leaving the court on Tuesday.
Mr Brodie-Hall's appearance in court comes amid a growing swell of Nazi gatherings in Australia.
On Australia Day, men in balaclavas with the National Socialist Network, a Nazi outfit led by convicted criminal Thomas Sewell, were stopped by police at a train station in North Sydney.
The police again broke up meetings of the far-right group at North Turramurra on Saturday evening and Artarmon on Sunday morning.
So he had a very naughty book in his place? Doesn't matter if he just read about all this terror stuff just owning such a racist book will result in ZOG smacking your bottom!
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Story behind paywall( perhaps in tomorrows paper)?
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( hidden by a pay wall but was given this copy).
In a series of secret telephone calls, an alleged neo-Nazi leader warned a supporter that a friend might have "squealed" to the police, a court has been told. In a series of secret telephone calls, the alleged leader of South Australia's neo-Nazi movement boasted about watching the hit TV show Married At First Sight while on remand and alleged his "dog c**t" flatmate "squealed" to the police and had sexual intercourse with his girlfriend after he was arrested.
The phone calls were revealed on the third day of Cameron Brodie-Hall's trial at Adelaide District Court. Mr Brodie-Hall is charged with possessing extremist material and material that could be of practical use for a terrorist act.
In the calls, which were played in court, Mr Brodie-Hall expresses pride in his Nazi ideology, signing off one call with a National Socialist Network follower with the words "blood and honour", a catchphrase for neo-Nazis. Mr Brodie-Hall also tells his fellow fascist he will not give up names to the police because it would be "dishonourable".
"Just tell the boys I love them, I'm doing all right," Mr Cameron Brodie-Hall said.
He also boasts about the support of his family, his "non-political friends" and how he had secured enough money together for the "best lawyer" in Adelaide.
"I got like the most expensive one in Adelaide," he said.
Defence lawyer Craig Caldicott is appearing for Mr Brodie-Hall. Mr Brodie-Hall, the alleged leader of the SA Men's Health Club, a front group for the fascist National Socialist Network, is contesting the charges against him.
AFP Joint Counter Terrorism Team Detective Scott Dawson led the investigation into Mr Brodie-Hall and arrested him in 2022 at a unit he shared with flatmates Jackson Trevor Pay and Duncan Robert Cromb in Adelaide's north.
The charges against Mr Brodie-Hall relate to two books uncovered by the police in the unit's communal bookshelf.
One of the books recommends four methods of covert direct action to help spark a Nazi revolution, including assassinations, terror bombings, the sabotage of infrastructure and terror campaigns directed at "the enemy".
The book was seized in an April 2021 raid.
Related: https://www.news.com.au/national/south-australia/cameron-brodiehall-trial-exposes-growing-online-nazi-threat/news-story/a91cb23a05561f636857d84b9dbf622d