Weapons for Personal Protection Against Muds or Civil Unrest,

[WhitePower23]

The jew news like to boast 'we are a multicultural society & we are all one happy family in the land of OZ'. This is a delusional ideology as many cracks are appearing in this commie ideology known as multiCulti syndrome. We are constantly seeing ethnic clashes or violence across Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, Perth & even small towns. The riot squads are called in to disperse the crowds and the jew media plays it all down as just a bunch of disenfranchised youths with too much testosterone in their bodies. Which is hogwash given nearly all of the offenders are aged 24 to 35 yrs of age of the Arab, Islander or other Nigger breed.

As I have said before PPL should learn some Boxing & Aikido for personal self defence, but what about weapons? Not everyone can own a gun, and if the police find out your a CREATOR, they WILL deny you a gun license on grounds of bad character. (Their way of persecuting us for our beliefs).

In case of extreme violence or a break down of law and order a small weapon known as a kubotan is ideal.

Its about 12 cm long and is made of metal and is used in a jabbing or stabbing motion, but has no sharp ends aimed at bruising your opponent - but not seriously hurting them. These can be purchased online and are legal in every AU state, but Victoria.

Another choice is the wooden tonfa. (Same design as a police night-stick.)

Legal in some Australian states and illegal in others, this weapon is good when there are multiple attackers like niggers doing a home invasion. The weapon itself is about 18' to 20' inches long and leaves PPl injured with broken bones or bad bruising when used.

Why invest in these weapons for self defence? These items are cheap to buy and simple and effective to use. Tonfas sell for $50 a pair. And kubotans for about $14.00. A kubatan can be attached keys too, so its not classed soley as a weapon. And the tonfa should be strictly used only and kept on your premises.

Check to see if you need permits for tonfas as each state has varying laws. Such as in NSW, a tonfa is classified a firearm weapon even though its not a gun and requires a permit, where a kubotan does not.