The M4WA returns to Naarm/Melbourne on Sunday August 30, the one-year anniversary of the first M4WA. That racist gathering featured aspiring Aussie fuehrer Tom Sewell giving a speech to many hundreds of gormless racists from the steps of the Victorian state parliament, and conclude with his gang's alleged assault upon the occupants of Camp Sovereignty.

The lvl boss for the event in 2026 is again The Little Rich Kid From Toorak/Property Developer Scion Hug0 'auspill' Lennon, along with various of his nazi mates. You may remember Hug0 from such articles as Facebook is paying controversial creators to produce rage-bait content or from such events as Jared Taylor’s AmRen conference in November last year. Most recently, last month, he joined other racist boys to shout abuse at Modi supporters outside Marvel.

Ho hum.

The M4WA is scheduled to start at Flinders Street Station at midday: Trans Queer Solidarity is organising something in response, but the Camp is holding a Rock Against Racism event from 2pm.

Matt Burgess, Wired, August 5, 2026:

'More than 50 offending image and video ads were published across Facebook, Instagram, Messenger, or Threads, according to Meta’s ad library data. Some ran as recently as this week.'

And why not eh? Feeding ravenous Boomerwaffen lies & propaganda is a business model, after all.

Facebook is paying controversial creators to produce rage-bait content, Lucy Carter, ABC, August 6, 2026:

>An ABC NEWS Verify investigation has found Facebook's parent company, Meta, is directly paying several controversial content creators including a white nationalist with Neo-Nazi links and a prominent anti-vaxxer.

>Content produced by these creators appears to be, at times, in direct violation of Facebook's own policies around content monetisation.

'Debate over a new fishing and hunting “super agency” in Victoria has highlighted the intersection between the gun lobby, union leaders and the Labor Party.'

~ Calling the shots, Katherine Wilson, The Monthly, August 2026.

Phoebe Pin, ABC, August 6, 2026:

>A reformed neo-Nazi has spoken about his deradicalisation process at the antisemitism royal commission.

>The man referred to as ADC said he was sold "falsehoods" and a "load of lies", and is pushing to "reinvent" himself.

>The Royal Commission on Antisemitism and Social Cohesion is examining how programs and policies could support people vulnerable to extremist ideologies.

Arson attack on Victorian defence manufacturer Lovitt Technologies investigated as 'far-left terror', Tom Lowrey and Stephen Dziedzic, ABC, August 5, 2026:

>Authorities investigating an arson attack on a Victorian defence manufacturer last year are now considering it a possible act of far-left terror.

>Shortly after the arson attack at Lovitt Industries, a video emerged from a group claiming responsibility and linking the incident to the Israel-Gaza conflict.

>AFP Detective Superintendent Anthony Hall said authorities were working to identify those responsible, releasing new images of the suspects.

Jeff Sparrow, Deepcut, August 4, 2026:

>For most of the 20th century, the major parties presented distinctive visions of society, with quite different ideas about national security, social policy and (in particular) the economy.

>Today, however, a furious agreement prevails – at least in respect of fundamentals. When it comes to, say, core issues such as the US alliance or economic models, the distinctions between Labor and Liberal are relatively trivial.

AKA 'Top US Jewish leader issues stark warning to Australia on antisemitism', Gavin Coote, ABC, August 4, 2026.

The ABC reports that 'On Sunday night, Ash Ni Mara, 37, was allegedly attacked by two strangers attempting to extinguish the campfire'.

The (alleged) incident follows the (alleged) attack in August last year by Tom Sewell and members of his (now proscribed) neo-Nazi groupuscule the National Socialist Network, which took place after he spoke to several thousand meatheads from the steps of the Victorian state parliament as part of the March for White Australia.

via Mother Jones (September/October 2026):

'Daniel Sanchez Estrada moved a box full of radical literature. A right-wing judge sentenced him to 30 years in prison.'

see also : Support the Prairieland Defendants

No 'good' Muslims comments by Pauline Hanson do not meet hate speech threshold, ABC, July 31, 2026

Pro-tip: It may not be legally-advisable to state that there are no 'good' Jews, as I suspect that the AFP may take a rather different approach.

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