A bit.

It has been earlier noted on Fight dem back that German NDP deputy Holger Apfel was trying to get into Australia in order to take part in the forum.

Of course, Holger found better things to do and is no longer coming.

His replacement, we can now reliably inform you is the NDP foreign secretary, Gerd Finkenwirth.

According to one of the Sydney Forum websites:

He will explain the history and place of the NPD in German politics and its’ current electoral alliance with the Geramn People’s Union in the September Federal poll. He will then speak upon the strqategy and tactics of the party, especially the three-tier method (electoral, grassroots activism, ideological-cultural struggle) as the mechanism out of isolation. The NPD represents the modern German nationalism. It is anti-imperialist and for a world of free peoples and cultures counterposed to the New World Order of globalism. This will be a unique opportunity for all.

Provided he is allowed in the country that is.

Jim Saleam and cohorts appear to be tad skittish in relation to revealing the venue for the Sydney Forum.

Initially, venue details were to be given out ten days prior to the event. Now, a number of journalists have told us that venue details will only be given out on the day of the event by ringing a secret magic number at 7:30 in the morning.

It all makes you wonder what exactly these guys are scared of.

If they so strongly believe that the majority of the Australian population believe in racial inequality and bigotry, why not fly your flag as high as possible?

Surely they’re not concerned that little ol’ Fight dem back might actually be able to tell the venue hosting the Forum a few things that Saleam and co would prefer kept under wraps (at-least until their deposit is returned).

Either way. As many of you will be aware, Fight dem back is predominantly an information gathering and sharing resource. We do not see it as our role to organise an action.

Check back to this page on Saturday morning for the Sydney Forum venue details.

We’re quite sure there are plenty of people in Sydney this weekend with strong anti-racist leanings that are looking for something to do with their Saturday afternoon.