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A Sydney, NSW local activist has had his home set upon by alleged right-wing types, the media along w/ their sycophants are doing their usual charade of minimizing, victim-blaming, and goalpost shifting on the subject as much as possible in order for folks to not draw on any larger conclusions about the situation or connect it to wider issues moving forward.

I go a bit deep into the woods on the matter, addressing the false equivalence of the Jussie Smollett case, a brief history of the Eureka flag & tons more

You can read more about it here - [https://bit.ly/30deKF0]

In this episode, Jono can barely find it within himself to make some concessions about a Covid-19 mask found on a mannequin in a shop window, and folks just don't seem to be in any rush to get to the bottom of the situation or take it too seriously, it bothers him quite a bit.

WTAF: Face Masks Emblazoned With Nazi Symbols Were Displayed In A Sydney Westfield Storefront

Source: [https://bit.ly/2OFogdC]

In this episode, Jono reads through another horrific story of police brutality and misconduct, this one pertaining to a teenager who was in desperate need of mental health professionals and empathy but was met with a punitive system of punishment and unaccountable policing.

Byron Bay police officer not guilty of assaulting a naked teenager

Source: [https://ab.co/3sQpWQl]

In this episode, Jono has a good laugh at the expense of a thin-skinned Nazi in Australia trying to force his way onto a mainstream tabloid media journalist so he can expose his baseless race science junk like the snake oil salesman that he is.

Source: Neo-Nazi leader filmed repeatedly punching security guard at Channel Nine building [https://bit.ly/3q7nFP2]

On the latest episode of the podcast, Jono goes in on the Far-Right attack against an Indigenous Family in Western Australia and offers up some tidbits on the actions of ASIO when addressing the issue of domestic terrorism in the country.

Source:

Federal government urged to do more on right-wing extremism after WA attack- [https://ab.co/3aWOcuf]

In this episode, the story I cover is a lot closer to home. 

I spend some time reflecting on a recent murder at the hands of police in the city of Geraldton in Western Australia and come to some highly critical questions and hard words for the failure of the justice system and systemic issues facing the aboriginal community surrounding a number of issues, that I've come to understand and the horrifying phenomenon of black deaths in custody.

Geraldton police shooting: Officer who shot Joyce Clarke on ‘immediate leave’

Read the Story Here via The Western Australian: https://bit.ly/2m6PGvh