Blair Cottrell (@RealBlairCottrell)

Bank account closures by ANZ, Commonwealth Bank and Westpac Banking Corporation in Australia: For the past four years, Victoria State Police have been seen filming political rallies and rally attendees with handheld video cameras. When questioned police have said the cameras were “for public safety”. Over the past 12 months dozens of people who have attended at least one rally against state policy (specifically: immigration policy or the multicultural agenda) have had their personal bank accounts closed “for commercial reasons”, banks have stated that they cannot provide further information. Over the past 6 months family members and associates of rally attendees have also had their personal banking accounts abruptly closed by one of these three major banks, citing the same abstract reasoning. So far, only a few freelance journalists are trying to investigate this matter to discover whether or not state intelligence agencies, such as Australian Security Intelligence Organisation (ASIO) or the Australian Federal Police are involved in these account closures, as the information necessary to know the identities and personal banking information of not just political activists, but politically inactive family members and friends associated with open political activists would probably have to come from one or both of these agencies. It would certainly explain the handheld video cameras used by police at political rallies over the past few years, which would mean Victoria Police have passed on the footage of political rallies to another agency, which reviewed the footage, put names to faces and listed working-class rally attendees for bank account closures by working with or pressuring private banks to comply. If there was a concern regarding “extreme elements” in political activism, then the censorship and bank account closures currently rampant in Australia would also have been affecting known members of “antifa” and communist groups as well. Instead communist agitators are being completely overlooked, while “right-wing” and nationalistic activists are being targeted exclusively for censorship and forms of terrorism, with even known associates facing bank account closures and social media bans. The mainstream media has so far ignored this incredible precedent of financial-terrorism against dissidents and associates of dissidents, further indicating that a collaborative bureaucratic network involving media corporations, state police, and security agencies is working actively and aggressively against workers organisations critical of mass immigration and forced multiculturalism.