The group of Nazis who turned up to support Posie Parker yesterday were probably not Action Zealandia members. They are part of an emerging group of neo-Nazi traditionalist Catholics who promote extreme genocidal antisemitism, homophobia, transphobia and Islamophobia.
2/ They frequently post memes celebrating the holocaust and celebrating suicides of transgender people.
3/ Unlike Action Zealandia, not all their members are Pākehā. One of them is Ethiopian traditionalist Catholic and self-styled "neoreactionary technophile traditionalist" Thomas Richards. However they are not shy about being nazis.
With them was James Rossiter, one of several Nazis to have been kicked out of the ACT party. newsroom.co.nz/young-act-sexu…
James Rossiter is also an active member of the New Conservative Party. Here he is wearing half of the Action Zealandia uniform.
We haven't confirmed all their identities yet. However it appears at least one them was Dane Alexander Lokes, who was involved in an antisemitic and homophobic hate crime against Greymouth's Pink Church. stuff.co.nz/national/crime…
@byroncclark Action Zealandia claim to have been tramping this weekend in Great Barrier Island. That would be why we didn't see Action Zealandia members Ed Clarkson, Gabriel Buhmann, Solomon Tor-Kilsen and Sam Brittenden amongst the Posie Parker supporters this weekend.
@byroncclark Action Zealandia also claim to have been tramping this weekend in Wellington. That would be why we didn't see Action Zealandia members Karl Shaw, Jordan Milburn, and James Fairburn amongst the Posie Parker supporters this weekend.
@byroncclark Unusually, Action Zealandia, didn't post any pictures of young boys with their faces blurred in their latest tramping pictures. We suspect that the group imploded after James Fairburn was outed and fired. Just one sad little Nazi posting on Telegram and pretending to have friends
@byroncclark Also attending the Posie Parker rally was Warren Knott, who hold the dubious title of being NZ's most committed and longest-serving Islamophobic propagandist.
@byroncclark The skull mask Nazi contingent at the Posie Parker event yesterday were talking with in a friendly and jovial way with John Lehmann, failed 2022 Auckland Mayoral candidate. newshub.co.nz/home/new-zeala…
@byroncclark One of the co-speakers for Posie Parker's Auckland event was far-right New Conservative Party co-leader Helen Houghton. Prior to becoming co-leader, Helen created a petition calling for teaching about trans acceptance to be banned in NZ schools. So much for being for free speech.
@byroncclark Accompanying Helen Houghton at Posie Parker's Auckland event was far-right New Conservative Party board member and far-right Right Minds leader Dieuwe de Boer. De Boer was one of the organisers of far-right Canadians Lauren Southern and Stefan Molyneux's failed 2018 NZ tour.
@byroncclark These days no far-right event in Aotearoa is complete without the participation of the far-right cult Voices For Freedom. Posie Parker's Auckland event was no exception, with VFF co-founder Alia Bland being part of Parker's contingent and having livestreamed the event.
@byroncclark The information presented above comprehensively demonstrates that Posie Parker's Auckland event was a far-right mobilisation and any claim that it was pro-women or feminist has no evidence. We thank those anti-fascist counter-protestors who deplatformed Posie Parker yesterday.
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Statement from Jody Lloyd / Trillion:
"It saddens me to hear via a friend of recent allegations about Billy Wilson.
I respect Billy as an artist and musician and have really enjoyed our collaborations."
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"These new allegations are news to me and I do not hold the same values, beliefs and outlook as him.
Actually, it’s depressing and sad for me that he has taken this dark and offensive path."
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"I have not been involved in the production of any of the offensive music that has come under the recent spotlight.
I would also like to add, even though I have doubts about the political and corporate systems of control of our lives and communities."
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A thread about the organisers of the anti-trans hate rally in Wellington tomorrow. Warning: the thread takes some very strange turns. This screenshot shows the organisers Billy Wilson and Andy McPartlin discussing messaging for the rally.
Andy McPartlin teaches music in several Wellington schools. Billy Wilson is a moderately successful artist. If you live in Pōneke, you probably know someone with his art on the wall or know someone who has been tutored by him.
Billy Wilson's buyers and gallery owners probably don't know he is leading a double life as a neo-Nazi propagandist. He hosted the Dominion Movement podcast as Darth RaHoWa with the espionage soldier and is the oldest Action Zealandia member Dave McKenzie.
REVEALED: Neo-Nazi Action Zealandia podcast host Zane/Jordan Milburn is running in the Upper Hutt City Council election.
Upper Hutt City Council candidate Jordan Milburn being Action Zealandia member Zane shows that his claim that he's not affiliated with any organisation involved in the February-March 2022 Parliament occupation at a "It's In the Ballot" event is false. facebook.com/itsintheballot…
Upper Hutt City Council candidate and Action Zealandia member Jordan Milburn/Zane admitted on AZ's podcast Voice of Zealandia that he attended the Parliament occupation and spoke with occupiers there. Other AZ members, such as Max Newsome, also attended. thespinoff.co.nz/live-updates/1…
A 🧵 on @JamesWHalpin and @Chris___Wilson's peer-reviewed article on their infiltration of NZ neo-Nazi group Action Zealandia. "How online interaction radicalises while group involvement restrains: a case study of Action Zealandia from 2019 to 2021" stuff.co.nz/national/polit…
@JamesWHalpin@Chris___Wilson 2/ It confirms that an Action Zealandia member made an online threat against Christchurch’s Al Noor Mosque. However, Action Zealandia member Sam Brittenden was only ever charged for refusing to hand over his phone's passcode.
@JamesWHalpin@Chris___Wilson 3/ "The group’s leaders expelled several militant members. One of these, Member B, returned to the group soon after." This confirms that even after Max Newsome had contacted accelerationist terrorist groups the Atomwaffen Division and The Base, AZ still allowed Max to re-join.
Far-right linked New Zealand Defence Force soldier faces court martial on 17 charges, including espionage and possessing objectionable material. No bets on what the objectionable material is. stuff.co.nz/national/30016…