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Title: The Next “Scott Harrison’s/Alt-Light Numbskulls” Denounce Nationalism
Post by: Br.IanVonTurpie on Tue 25 Jun 2019
SMH Topic | Right-Wing Extremism: https://www.smh.com.au/topic/right-wing-extremism-1mv1

'Swastika cupcakes': private chats of neo-Nazis who stacked Young Nats

Patrick Begley | Sydney Morning Herald (https://www.smh.com.au/) (Australia) | 23 May 2019

https://www.smh.com.au/national/swastika-cupcakes-private-chats-of-neo-nazis-who-stacked-young-nats-20190430-p51il4.html

Secret conversations between neo-Nazis who tried to take over the NSW Young Nationals have been uncovered in a leak of online chat logs that also reveal contact with a leading US alt-right figure.

A joint Herald-ABC investigation has identified several Australians within a previously hidden online world, where racists post memes, share gun pictures and discuss real-life meetings

The chat forum on the games platform Discord was used to organise the deadly "Unite the Right" rally in Charlottesville and included prominent members of the US alt-right such as Elliott Kline.

Messages from Mr Kline suggested he sent money to support Australian extremist Blair Cottrell, which Mr Cottrell denies.

The American was also in touch with a fascist Australian couple who courted each other online with talk of "swastika cupcakes" and "jokes" about killing non-white people.

Justin Beulah was a Young Liberal university student at the time of the 2017 messages. He and his now wife Lisa Sandford, a former One Nation member, then joined a far-right attempt to branch stack the NSW Young Nationals last year.

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The couple say they have now abandoned the "toxic" white supremacy movement and urge others to do the same.

'Kind and caring'
It was, the photographers' website said, "a complete princess wedding".

Ms Sandford and Mr Beulah exchanged vows in February in a Presbyterian church before posing for pictures in front of Parliament House in Canberra.

"[The] first thing that struck Lisa about Justin was his kind and caring nature," the photographers' blog continued. "For Justin, Lisa is quite literally the most considerate, kind and loving person he has met

The couple's caring natures were not on display on Discord.

Using memes and violent language, they degraded other ethnicities in a chat called Vibrant Diversity. Their messages in the invite-only forum were among hundreds of thousands published by US media collective Unicorn Riot this year.

"They described it as an elite group," Unicorn Riot's Chris Schiano said. "There is a fair amount of influential people from the alt-right in it."

Mr Beulah posted more than 1400 messages as "Brad Small", including a lynching cartoon and propaganda from Australian neo-Nazi group Antipodean Resistance

"My phone has numbers of the majority of the Aussie Alt Right," he wrote.

Then a 21-year-old commerce student at the University of Canberra, and a member of its Liberal Society executive, he complained he was in a class with "three Jews".

He disobeyed directions online to protect his identity, posting a picture of a shirt, suit and pocket square combination that also appeared on his Facebook.

An 'ultra-far right Nazi'
"Msnatsocialist" was a Catholic and a One Nation member who loved baking and hated feminism.

At 25, Ms Sandford was also an "ultra far right Nazi" who worshipped Hitler and wanted a greater role for women in white supremacy politics

Like her then boyfriend, Ms Sandford repeatedly used violent language directed toward minorities over a period of months.

"Race mixing is vile," she said. She wished Aboriginal Australians had been wiped out, wore a necklace in the shape of the Black Sun hate symbol and referred to Facebook groups she helped create such as Woman's Nationalist Club Australia.

Despite their political affiliations (party spokespeople said they were no longer members of One Nation or the Liberals), Ms Sandord and Mr Beulah last year joined a group of far-right figures attempting to seize control of the NSW Young Nationals.

The ABC revealed in October the group pushed at the May 2018 state conference for policy motions such as restricting immigration to "culturally compatible" peoples.

Suspicious of a branch stack, the party eventually banned Ms Sandford, Mr Beulah and 20 others
The Nationals' NSW director Ross Cadell said the party had tightened its membership processes after an internal investigation exposed "abhorrent" material about the group.

"We didn't think we could be more shocked, but then the next batch would come in," he said, warning "parasitic" right-wing extremists would keep looking for mainstream political hosts.

Andrew Jakubowicz, a UTS sociologist, said online racism was normalised as part of a "competitive practice" to post more shocking content.

"It raises the level of incivility," he said. "It raises the likelihood of intergroup violence quite dramatically

The Kline connection
Ms Sandford liked to boast of her extremist connections.

In 2017 she said she belonged to three Melbourne meet-up groups and bought tickets to the racist conference DingoCon. She spoke of drinking beers with Blair Cottrell, who led the extremist United Patriots Front

When Mr Cottrell faced court in Melbourne in May 2017, charged with racial vilification over a mock Islamic beheading, she decided to support him in person.

"Do you want me to live stream the trial?" Ms Sandford asked on Discord

Seconds later she received a response from one of the most influential figures in the US white supremacist scene at the time.

"YES PLEASE," Eli Mosley replied.

Mosley was a pseudonym of Elliott Kline, a military veteran who falsely claimed to have served in Iraq, the New York Times reported
Also using the pseudonym Judenjager - German for Jew hunter - he was a key organiser of the Charlottesville rally where an anti-extremist protester was run over and killed.

After requesting a live-stream of the Cottrell trial, Mr Kline said "I sent him some monies and I hope it goes well." Later he warned "you dingo faggots better get the f--k over there to help him". The term "dingo" on the forum referred to Australian members

Mr Kline's pledge of support came after another on YouTube.

"Blair you have the full support of the American Alt Right," he commented on a video by Mr Cottrell before the trial.

"I'll spend the week [sic] bullyciding my dingo friends to show if they aren't planning to do so already, and I'm sending you some donations after work today."

But Mr Cottrell said he did not know anyone called Eli Mosley or Elliott Kline. "I've never received any money from anyone in America," he said.

Mr Beulah said he had known Mr Kline and did not believe he sent any money to Australia


In a small Canberra unit on an autumn evening, he and his wife said they wanted to talk about how they entered and then left "the movement".

Mr Beulah said he was radicalised online around 2014 after spending time on the site 4chan, which he visited to discuss computer games and anime.

He went on to record a far-right podcast and moderated a Discord server devoted to white supremacist Richard Spencer.

"Every hour of every day is hate," he recalled.

Ms Sandford said her radicalisation began in anti-feminist circles

"I used a lot of those comments to fit in," she said of her Discord abuse. "They were the only people that really made me feel welcome. They accepted my views and I didn't feel vilified."

The couple say they exaggerated their connections to people like Mr Cottrell. And while they used to believe white people were superior, talk of violence against other races was "a joke".

Slowly their world view began to crumble, they said, as they met more people from different ethnic backgrounds and grappled with the violence at Charlottesville.

"Charlottesville was a come-to-Jesus moment for me," Ms Sandford says. "I was like, why am I here

However, she posted derogatory messages about the Charlottesville victim in the days after and boasted about "our guys" prank calling an ABC radio interviewer discussing the rally.

Threats from white extremist group that 'tried to recruit Tarrant'
Mr Beulah said his deradicalisation was a gradual process also beginning around the time of the rally.

The couple claim they went along with the Young Nationals push to meet new people and while Ms Sandford was elected to the executive, they abstained from the immigration vote. They said they were following orders from Sydney man Clifford Jennings, who posted on Discord as ARA1788.

Mr Jennings said he no longer operated that account, which had been used by multiple people, and did not recall making racist statements associated with it. "I do not agree with the politics of hate," he said.

Today, the couple say they are "absolutely disgusted" with their online actions

Ms Sandford urged isolated young people in white nationalism to join churches or sporting clubs instead. "Please talk to your family," she said.

It is unclear whether the couple have in fact fully disavowed their racist beliefs.

When asked why people should believe they had left an extremist culture that delights in tricking the media, Mr Beulah replied: "A real white nationalist wouldn't give you a serious interview."

Despite recommending online a book by neo-Nazi David Lane in October, Ms Sandford said she had left the scene for good.

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Title: Re: The Next “Scott Harrison’s/Alt-Light Numbskulls” Denounce Nationalism
Post by: Rev.Cambeul on Tue 25 Jun 2019
Chubs the Muslim f'ker and the Stray Pube, they were the terror of Facebook; but like many of their kind, all they had was a fetish for Adolf and F.A. else. Just a single jaunt into the real world was all it took and they were happily selling their secrets, accepting beers from ASIO (Downunder CIA) and bending over for the MSM.

They and their ilk are the reason why we CREATORS do not recruit from the Alt-Light.

What's the difference between a skinny streak of pelican shite and Justin Beulah? I don't want to sink my steel-cap boot into bird shite.

Beulahs, you may have only been a pushy Chubby wannabe and a Stray Pube of the Alt-Light, but you're still a pair of TRAITORS to be used by our racial enemies. And you can screw your name-dropping ASIO protectors. You know nothing about genuine White Dissidents. Your ASIO protectors and MSM buddies would love to use you as dead martyrs - and they'll probably fink you out to some unforgiving hell-bent Marxist Anarchists (like Tarrant maybe?). Think of that as you pray to your Jewish spook and try to sleep.

Say "Hi" to Scott Harrison for me.

@Cailen.




Quote from: Mark Collett
Mark Collett (Channel Link) (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdf14z6V0MWNeVcbAz0r8wQ)

Published on 17 Aug 2017
A frank discussion on the establishment's attempts to silence freedom of speech on the internet and how anyone that dares to speak out against mass immigration is a target. Charlottesville has shown us that despite the left causing violence, the state will happily collude with them to silence free speech & the right to protest.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KioWqG_KhBA&ab_channel=MarkCollett
Mark Collett is a genuine White Activist and former BNP




From RamzPaul (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCIibK0GTXCaQCAamJAepm1g) ...

Boy, 26, blames YouTube for 'radicalizing' him

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_xzu-kF_rEs&ab_channel=ramzpaul