Caesar Augustus

The thing people are missing with this whole debacle is that the government didn’t ban Sneako because he’s brown or because he’s a Muslim. They kicked him out because he’s right-wing and spends time in right-wing circles with people who call out the Jews, and that goes against the Marxist homo-globo regime. The government are trying to justify this by using the Islam angle to try to siphon some of the fervour surrounding that topic, but news clips like this really make it obvious when they just start calling him a "Nazi" and frame him with alleged "Holocaust deniers". The whole reason they were in that club, blasting that song, was because they wanted to hijack the media cycle with some outrage bait. That’s exactly why the government doesn’t want controversial creators with independent income streams that can’t be cancelled to enter the country. We don’t know what Sneako might’ve gotten up to while he was in Australia. We don’t know what clips could’ve come from his travels and how they would’ve fed the media cycle. Sometimes you’ve just gotta let the Hegelian dialectic cook a bit and take advantage of opportunities like this. (Sneako + multicultural reality = more people being exposed to what’s happening via his massive reach.) That’s what the government wants to avoid. They want to avoid anything that rocks the boat or causes a media storm, which might paint them in an honest light, so they’re trying to sanitise the media by parroting "social cohesion" and funding awful SBS/ABC panel shows. If Tony Burke actually came out and said, "We’re banning every single radical Muslim in this country, starting with the Imams who are preaching this radical rhetoric", then it would be a win. But he’s not getting kicked out for any of the reasons that would benefit our side of the political spectrum.