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#invasionDay #Melbourne Ricky Turner ('Cooks Convicts', below) & Garry Hume tried to cause a scene @ Flinders Street today, w/o much luck. You may remember Turner from when he accosted Police Minister Lisa Neville a coupla weeks ago (news.com.au/national/victo…). 
Turner is also #BFFs w Andy Nolch, who was convicted last year of vandalising the memorial to murdered woman Eurydice Dixon -- Turner though Nolch's action was brilliant & a total yuk fest. Other claims to fame include paying a nocturnal visit to Catherine Deveny's house >
> last year & another to the house of rival right-wing provocateur Dave Pellowe (who organised the tour by AltRight figureheads Stefan Molyneux & Lauren Southern). Turner will be joining Neil Erikson & Richard Whelan in court in May over charges arising from the MILO stoopid.
As for Hume (below), he's already been thru the courts for the MILO stoopid & received a diversion order -- in light of which, picking fights today was a bit silly. Hume was also a leading figure in the anti-refugee campaign in Eltham in NOV 2016 (see : slackbastard.anarchobase.com/?p=40495).
That's #InvasionDay, not #invasionDay. Chr*st.
Also making appearances on the day : 'Cooks Convict' Rino 'Bluebeard' Grgurovic (who abused all & sundry but otherwise had a Bad day); David Hiscox & Matty Rose of batshit AltRight website XYZ (which is now openly espousing antisemitism as well as White nationalism) >
> Morgan Munro of The Unhinged, a handful of Proud Boys & Soldiers of Odin, Avi Yemini & his bodyguard Daniel Jones (both men were losing candidates for the anti-Muslim 'Australian Liberty Alliance' micro-party at the VIC state election last year) & var other racist meatheads >
> most of whom were attempting, w varying degrees of success, to blend in w STRAYA Day parade participants -- ie, wearing the flag on their head, shoulders, knees & toes (knees & toes!), & eyes & ears & mouth & er, nose.
Poor old (ex-UPF) flunkey Luke Phipps tried to organise a car convoy from Clifton Hill but, well ...
Dwayne (below) joined Ricky @ Flinders Street. An anthropologist as well as an Iron Maiden fan, Dwayne reckons 'there was a tribe of pygmies' living in the land Down Under before all the bloody 'Indigenous' arrived. This is actually a pretty common claim among these circles.
Keith Windschuttle actually wrote a long article on the subject for Quadrant in 2002, but the proposal has permeated a (much) wider segment of STRAYANs, & is usually deployed as tho' it constituted some kinda moral defence in such contexts ...
