Jewish Supremacists Lead Minorities Enacting Anti-White Hate Laws

[Rev.Cambeul]

For a documented list of Jews leading the "covid" scam with their pictures and names, or Jews leading porno, Jews leading negroes etc go to the NSM website - https://www.nsm88.org/NSM-Posters-Flyers

The only problem with some is that the NSM is written all over the flyers.  But I know of no better place for this documentation.

Jewish Flyers: https://creativityalliance.com/forum/gallery/?cat=27

Australians cannot use NSM flyers, even if they wanted to. An Australian just posting an NSM flyer here is a prison offence for that Australian and possibly me, because I'm the one they'll come after.

@G.L.R. As an American, you have freedom of speech. Americans do not need to obey Australian censorship restrictions. While it makes it easier on me if you don't post them, I am obligated to protect your rights should you choose to post any such thing with verboten material such as NSM flyers.

America's Founders believed in the sovereignty of the individual and placed significant protection around Americans' inalienable rights and liberties. The point was never to place a muzzle on the government, but to prevent the government from putting a muzzle on Americans. That is why Americans have the right, if not duty, to respond to speech they do not like, while the government has no right, and certainly no duty, to limit, suppress, censor, or otherwise control that speech.

Just because multiple Australian laws censoring and suppressing free speech have recently been enacted in federal and state parliaments - with more on the way - that does not mean that I have a legal obligation to censor Americans at the behest of the changing whims of the Australian government.

This website - creativityalliance.com - is hosted in America, and contains legally protected images, text, speech and communication under the 1st Amendment of the US Constitution. I live in Australia, and I have a personal legal responsibility to obey Australian law to the best of my ability. Although not a legal obligation, my moral responsibilities are to protect Australians from unknowingly or carelessly breaking Australian laws, and to protect Americans from interference of their 1st Amendment rights by any foreign government. That includes the federal and state governments of Australia.

@Cailen.

Related: https://creativityalliance.com/forum/downunder-news/it-is-now-a-criminal-act-for-australians-to-post-swastikas-runes-online/

[Rev.FrankSmith]

Silence our enemies the jews.

[Br.IanVonTurpie]

https://youtu.be/eP8Ro-nBbeg

Some crazy Boong terrorist threatening Jews.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-14902751/Israel-Australia-Melbourne-firebomb-threat-video.html

A masked pro-Palestinian activist has claimed responsibility for a firebomb attack on an Australian weapons manufacturer and warned more will follow until 'every colony' is destroyed.

The mysterious individual made the chilling threat in a video while sitting at a desk with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander flags, while a Palestinian flag hung in the background.

As the video came to an end, the masked figure called for 'death to Israel, death to Australia, death to America'.

'Every colony will burn,' he said.

The Australian Jewish Association CEO Robert Gregory said the video was sent to the organisation on Sunday night 'by a concerned member of the Jewish community'.

'This is a deeply troubling escalation and a clear incitement to domestic terrorism,' Mr Gregory told Daily Mail Australia.

'Australian businesses and their employees are being threatened. Authorities must act urgently, before someone is seriously harmed or killed.

'These sorts of terrorist threats to violence and intimidation should not be imported to Australia.

'Hateful chants are heard at anti-Israel protests each week and now it seems people are starting to act on them.'

The attack on July 5 saw five people access Lovitt Technologies Australia about 3.55am and set three cars alight.

[Br.IanVonTurpie]

https://www.thenewdaily.com.au/news/national/2025/07/10/pms-antisemitism-plan?ahe=562830b26ca9c0791419edc1a2dae19a6ee6d36018afd449d524251c59806b0c&acid=2610582&utm_campaign=PM%20Extra%20-%2020250710&utm_medium=tnd_email&utm_source=tnd_email&lr_hash=

The Federal Government has been urged to strip funding from universities, broadcasters, cultural institutions and festivals that promote or fail to prevent antisemitism

Australia's Special Envoy to Combat Antisemitism Jillian Segal made the recommendations in a 16-page report delivered to the Prime Minister Anthony Albanese on Thursday.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said the government would consider the report's recommendations.

It follows a 300 per cent rise in threats, vandalism and physical violence against Jewish Australians.

Last week, an East Melbourne synagogue was set alight, seven months after a firebombing at the Adass Israel Synagogue of Melbourne some 20 minutes away.

There have been multiple incidents of vandalism at Jewish schools and synagogues, as well as a firebombing at the former home of a prominent community leader in Sydney in late 2024.

Segal warned that Australia had reached a "tipping point" that threatened social harmony, undermined trust in institutions and marginalised Jewish Australian citizens.

"Throughout history, Jews have been the 'canary in the coal mine',' Segal said in her conclusion.

"Attacks on Jews often signal broader assaults on society and the gradual breakdown of cohesion."

Albanese said there was "no place in Australia for antisemitism.

"Antisemitism has risen to deeply troubling levels in Australia in the wake of the conflict in the Middle East," he told reporters in Sydney.

"The kind of hatred and violence that we've seen on our streets recently is despicable, and it won't be tolerated."

When asked about scrutiny of Israel, Albanese said people had a right to their perspectives, but did not have a right to bring conflict to Australia.

"Whatever your view on the Middle East, it is not advanced by attacking people here in Australia because of who they are, because of their faith, because of their identity — it's completely unacceptable," he told reporters in Sydney, standing alongside Segal.

He welcomed her plan, but noted the government and society would need to collaborate to ensure anti-Semitism was "pushed to the margins".

The recommendations included:

Withholding funding from universities, programs or individuals within universities that facilitate, enable or fail to act against antisemitism
Investigating sources of overseas funding entering public institutions, including universities, which might drive extreme ideologies.
Including terms in all public funding agreements with cultural institutions or festivals to end funding where the institution or festival promotes, facilitates or does not deal effectively with hate or antisemitism
Remove deductible gift recipient status from any charitable institution which promotes speakers or engages in conduct that promotes antisemitism
Embedding Holocaust and antisemitism education in national and state school curricula
Developing a university "report card", assessing each university's implementation of effective practices and standards to combat antisemitism, including complaints systems and best practice policies
Screening visa applicants for antisemitic views or affiliations, consistent with a risk-based approach.
Ensuring the Migration Act effectively facilitates visa refusals or cancellations for antisemitic conduct and rhetoric
"Universities will continue to be held accountable," said Segal in Sydney as she delivered her findings to the federal government.

"When my report speaks of education ... it is not just about education on the history of the Middle East or education about anti-Semitism, it is education about how to have civil dialogue and we've lost that."

About 60 per cent of Australian Jewish students who experienced anti-Semitism in 2024 felt unsupported by their institutions, according to a survey by the Australian Union of Jewish Students referred to in Segal's report.

There are some concerns that the plan could stifle legitimate criticism of Israel, whose violence in Gaza — in the wake of the October 7, 2024, killings of Israeli citizens by Hamas — has resulted in the deaths of more than 57,000 Palestinians.

A slew of Australian arts bodies, including the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra, the State Library of Australia and Creative Australia, faced backlash after revoking opportunities from artists who had been outspoken critics of Israel.

And the report recommended that higher education institutions and all levels of government adopt the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance's controversial definition of antisemitism, which has been criticised for conflating criticism of Israel and Zionism with antisemitism.

Segal's report has been in the works since her July 2024 appointment, which itself was a response to a rise in antisemitism following Hamas's October 7 attacks and Israel's subsequent violence against Palestinians in Gaza.