double plus good wrote on Dec 12^th, 2015 at 12:55pm:

Violent ANTI RACIST  has been arrested   

aussie100percent wrote on Dec 12^th, 2015 at 1:01pm:

A rally at Don Lucas Reserve in Cronulla, to commemorate the Riots. Photo: James Brickwood
Certain anti-Islam protesters found themselves in the midst of the Antifa members who proceeded to push and shove them and call them "f---ing fascists".

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One middle-aged woman draped in an Australian flag caught in the crowd was surrounded by 20 to 30 Antifa members who shouted at her to "take that fascist flag off now".

A man in the crowd yelled "burn that flag and burn that woman".

Police watch an anti-racism rally march along the beach in Cronulla. Click for more photos
Race riot remembered in Cronulla, 10 years on
The much-hyped 10-year anniversary of the 2005 Cronulla riots attracted a crowd of about 120 on Saturday, well outnumbered by members of NSW Police, the riotsquad and weekend joggers. Photo: Alex Ellinghausen
Police watch an anti-racism rally march along the beach in Cronulla. The anti-racism rally marches along the beach in Cronulla. A rally at Don Lucas Reserve in Cronulla, to commemorate the riots. Police patrolling at Cronulla train station. Police patrolling at Cronulla train station. Police patrolling at Cronulla train station. Police patrolling at South Cronulla Beach. Police patrolling at South Cronulla Beach. A barbeque with what appears to be a pig is wheeled to a rally at Don Lucas Reserve in Cronulla, to commemorate the riots. A rally at Don Lucas Reserve in Cronulla, to commemorate the riots. The shirt of a Party for Freedom supporter is seen as they arrive at Wanda beach Cronulla for a BBQ on the 10 year anniversary of the Cronulla riots. A rally at Don Lucas Reserve in Cronulla, to commemorate the riots. A party for Freedom supporter's Riot Memorial t-shirt is seen at Wanda beach Cronulla.
There were other chants of "police protect the fascist filth" and "Muslims are welcome, fascists are not."

In a volatile and confusing situation, members of the Antifa crowd were being instructed to "mob up", running from one side of the park to the other in an apparent effort to confuse police about their intentions.

An Antifa member told Fairfax Media: "I believe we have more to fear from the bosses and the state and the police than from different cultures.

Asked about their confrontational tactics, he said "peaceful confrontation is not going to work with these people. We
have tried that in the past. We will not tolerate any fascism in our country."

Antifa members carried red, black and white flags with the words Antifaschistische Aktion, the name of a German anti-fascist organisation that reportedly has its roots in the German communist party in 1932, was dissolved in 1933 by the Nazis and resurfaced in the 1980s in Europe.

Antifa Australia's Facebook page has as its most recent post on November 17: "These deranged far-right scum want to damage society and bring everyone down. If the Authorities won't stop hate speech, the leftist community will now need to implement their own authority via grassroots action."

Police have provided the anti-racism crowd with free transport at the train station and asked them to leave Cronulla.

At the other end of the beach, a crowd of 120 anti-Islam protesters were outnumbered by members of NSW Police, the Riot Squad and weekend joggers.

"I'm here to celebrate a free Australia and freedom of speech and to celebrate Australian culture with a halal-free barbecue of a pig on a spit," said Nick Folkes, chairman of the anti-Islam Party for Freedom.

Folkes had announced plans to hold a rally at Cronulla but was blocked by a Federal Court order on Friday. Holding the barbecue was "a compromise", he said, confirming that he would not be addressing the crowd but that he could talk to the media.

"Everyone in Australia should have the right of assembly," said Folkes, who claimed that the tyres on his car had been slashed overnight, "no doubt by the useful idiots on the left".

The meeting was attended by Danny Nalliah and Rosalie Crestani of the Rise Up Australia Party, Kim Vuga of the Love Australia or Leave It Party, and independent Sergio Redegalli, who become known for his "Say No To The Burqa" murals in Newtown.

"I have studied Islam for the five years and I can tell you that it is impossible to reform," said Redegalli, who arrived early in a ute on the back of which was a large pig on a spit.

Nalliah addressed the crowd before an Australian flag, leading them in a chant of "Aussie, Aussie, Aussie". He then denounced multiculturalism, the media, the United Nations ("United Nonsense") and the politically correct left.

He also described a trip to Saudi Arabia where he witnessed three beheadings.

He said he wanted to tell all Muslims that "If you are dying in jihad you are not going to get your 72 virgins in heaven but 72 devils who will torture you in hell."

Some in the crowd voiced regret for the violence of 10 years ago.

Others saw it differently. "What we are here for is to commemorate those riots which came out of Islamic thuggery," said a 17-year-old Toby, who had travelled from West Ryde. "If today does end like that though, they're going to need bullets to stop us."




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BlueBeard wrote on Dec 12^th, 2015 at 1:44pm:


The fascists still have the back of public toilet doors to express themselves.

Sun Tzu wrote on Dec 12^th, 2015 at 1:48pm:

if you ever have had anything to do with the Antifa crowd then you know who the true facists are.

I recall reports of a 'convoy' of ME cars headed for Cronulla the next night/day - turned back by cops.... apparently the Hell's Angels and a host of others were gathering at Cronulla to give them a warm welcome....

This gang stuff doesn't work too well when there is a bigger gang waiting for you....

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2005_Cronulla_riots

Bogan red neck Liberal supporters convention.

greggerypeccary wrote on Dec 12^th, 2015 at 12:47pm:


Laugh?
I nearly started.

They certainly seem to be scared of men with hats and flags.