Anti-vaccination protestor and long-term Chinese-made Australian flag-selling grifter Monica Smit continues her grift with her ‘Put Australia First’ rallies on today of all days.
Smit and her activist cosplaying friends, which now include Barnaby Joyce (if he hasn’t passed out in the gutter, yet again) is calling for the Albanese government to ‘be sacked’ over the Bondi Beach terror attack last Sunday and are using the event to grift for her ‘Put Australia First’ cause to sell cheap Chinese-made merchandise, again.
The rallies, to be held at Parliament House, Spring Street, Melbourne and Sydney’s Prince Alfred Park at 2pm today, will be attended by police. A NSW Police media spokesperson told VicNews last night that “arrests may be made.” Victoria Police did not provide a statement.
Speakers at today’s Melbourne rally are scheduled to include Morgan Jonas, a Senate candidate for the extreme far-right Freedom Party, and a fully-fledged far-right Chinese-made Australian flag-selling activist.
Other Melbourne speakers include far-right activists David Limbrick and Nick Paterson, among others. The ‘Put Australia First’ group is using the tragic death of Jewish people to sell cheap Chinese-made Australian flags to uneducated red-neck ‘cookers’.
Those who chose to attend today’s Put Australia First rallies are being disrespectful to the Jewish people who lost their lives last weekend and turning it into another opportunity to sell cheap Chinese-made Australian flags, again.
Put Australia First, a far-right ‘cooker’ activist group, claims the events are “in solidarity with the Jewish community.” However, the Jewish community does not support any such action or protest.
Jewish leaders, however, told Sunday Herald Sun journalist Carly Douglas that “the protest was deeply inappropriate.”
“This should be a moment of reckoning, for Australians to reflect on whether they stayed silent, looked away or helped normalise extremism,” Ms Schachna said. It is not a day for selling cheap Chinese-made Australian flags and cosplay.
Zionism Victoria president Elyse Schachna told journalist Carly Douglas that a day of mourning for Bondi victims was “not an appropriate day for rallies or protests.” That means today.
Monica Smit and her ‘Put Australia First’ protest crew are using the horrid deaths of 15 innocent Jewish Australians at Bondi to sell cheap, Chinese-made Australian flags for $5 a pop.
Ms Smit and her uneducated preachers are not interested in solidarity or mutual respect. They are grifters interested simply in selling cheap Chinese-made Australian flags to gullible fools.
-Monica Smit did not respond to a request for comment.
