Admin fell for the tQriffs!

@Fashposting

Tom and I faced court today (read his statement here) over our charges from the Australia Day rally, the trial hasn't begun yet for either of us but we were contesting the non-association bail condition imposed upon us.

In my hearing the "Magistrate" defended his decision to continue limiting my political activity through bail conditions that prevent me associating with my colleagues on the ridiculous grounds that I haven't committed an offence since they were originally imposed, and that therefore "they are working". The implication being that if I had broken the law in the past couple months then it would justify changing them? So I'm being punished for abiding by the law before I've actually been convicted of any crimes.

The prosecution argued that because we might coordinate another rally in Adelaide and reoffend, that therefore we shouldn't be allowed to associate in a completely different state or online for the purposes of lawful political activity outside their jurisdiction. This is ridiculous and unconstitutional overreach that impairs our efforts to engage in the formation of a political party and engage in public activism during an election campaign. Their flagrant and blatant disregard for the principles of representative democracy was upheld by what can only be described as an iniquitous magistrate with utter contempt for justice and the Australian constitution.

This isn't just an attack on our personal political rights, it is an unconstitutional attack upon the rights of all White Australians with nationalist views whom we represent. We have the magistrate admitting his political bias on record, defining himself as a victim of "intimidation" and "distress" (of course, we werent charged with either of these things) because we had a cross on our shirt while publicly celebrating our national holiday.

We will be appealing this egregious attack on the political freedoms of White Australians to the Supreme Court of South Australia, please donate at https://givesendgo.com/WhiteAustralia if you feel inclined to help fund the legal costs associated (we've been quoted $20-30k for a bail amendment appeal to the Supreme Court).

The Australian government is doing everything it can to suppress White Australians from fighting the system. It’s important we give our men any help we can!

https://x.com/afpost/status/1910446718300074289

Trump has completely dropped any facade of mass deportations. Next step, amnesty. Prepare yourselves for more LEGAL replacement from the Republican party. Ain’t you glad it wasn’t Kamala, though??

@Fashwave3

Who owns Trump?
Leaked audio: AIPAC leader details control over the Trump national security team - YouTube
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pHo7hyEczg0

“The Indian menace.”

@Fashposting

He’s such a jew 😂

@Fashposting

People voted for the Trump regime to deport black and mesoamerican illegals and criminals, not to harass high-IQ White scientists.

However, that is exactly what you’re getting. Trump’s first term may have been an indication. Fool me once…

@Fashposting

Magatards will get with the program one way or another.

@Fashposting

Gab becomes the latest victim of the Online Safety Act - which was clearly designed to kill free speech on the internet. The only people who are any 'safer' now are those within the establishment and the media who can no longer be criticised.

Niggers cry out for GoFundMe shekels as they stab you.

BUCKED

So much winning!

@Fashposting

Good afternoon muh liftas!

@Fashposting

Ten Affordable High-Protein Recipes

1. Spicy Black Bean and Lentil Soup: Cook 1 cup of lentils and 1 cup of black beans in 4 cups of vegetable broth. Add diced onions, diced tomatoes, minced garlic, chili powder, cumin, and salt. Cook until the vegetables are tender. Top with chopped cilantro and a dollop of sour cream. Cost: approximately $8 for 4 servings.

2. Greek Yogurt Parfait: Layer 1 cup of Greek yogurt with sliced bananas, strawberries, and granola. Cost: approximately $3 for 2 servings.

3. Tuna Salad: Mix 1 can of drained tuna with chopped celery, chopped red onion, Greek yogurt, and lemon juice. Serve on top of lettuce or whole wheat bread. Cost: approximately $5 for 2 servings.

4. Baked Eggs with Spinach and Feta: Whisk together 4 eggs with chopped spinach, crumbled feta cheese, and salt and pepper. Pour into a greased baking dish and bake for 15-20 minutes. Cost: approximately $6 for 4 servings.

5. Lentil Salad: Cook 1 cup of lentils and toss with diced red onion, chopped cucumber, diced tomato, and a lemon vinaigrette dressing. Cost: approximately $7 for 4 servings.

6. Chicken and Broccoli Stir-Fry: Cook 1 pound of sliced chicken breast in a wok with broccoli florets, sliced red bell pepper, sliced onion, garlic, ginger, soy sauce, and sesame oil. Serve with brown rice. Cost: approximately $10 for 4 servings.

7. Cottage Cheese and Fruit Bowl: Serve 1 cup of cottage cheese with sliced peaches, bananas, and blueberries. Drizzle with honey. Cost: approximately $5 for 2 servings.

8. Chickpea Salad: Toss 1 can of chickpeas with chopped cucumber, diced tomato, diced red onion, and a lemon vinaigrette dressing. Cost: approximately $6 for 4 servings.

9. Turkey Chili: Cook 1 pound of ground turkey with diced onion, minced garlic, diced tomatoes, kidney beans, chili powder, and cumin. Serve with shredded cheese and sour cream. Cost: approximately $8 for 4 servings.

10. Egg and Cheese Breakfast Sandwich: Fry 2 eggs and place them on top of a whole wheat English muffin with a slice of cheddar cheese. Cost: approximately $4 for 2 servings.