AVO AVI & NEIL ERIKSON FAIL FOR THE FAR RIGHT! Nationalist pests tried to provoke Invasion Day into violence, and failed … here’s why

31 January, 2020 Tom Tanuki

MELBOURNE: A couple of Australia's most obnoxious far-right 'criminal celebrities' and their mates tried to troll the 200,000 strong crowd that gathered to mark Invasion Day last weekend. And ended up failing miserably. Anti-fascist tracker, Tom Tanuki, was there to witness it go down and breaks down what it all meant.

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Tom Tanuki is a writer, satirist and anti-fascist activist. He has worked in political comedy online, on stage and at protests through projects including direct action anti-racist group 'Yelling At Racist Dogs' (YARD) and the satirical nationalist group 'Million Flag Patriots'. His premiere theatre-comedy show, 'Yelling At Racist Dogs: Just As Bad', performed to sold-out crowds at the 2019 Melbourne Fringe Festival.
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