Earlier this month The Australian reported that Australia First’s Cronulla candidate John Moffat had posted a number of racist rants on the website of the U.S.-based neo-Nazi org National Vanguard.

National Vanguard is a splinter group of the National Alliance, which fell apart after it’s leader carked it. A power vacuum was created as numerous members attempted to get their hands on NA’s finances. NA was infamous as one of America’s most violent white supremacist groups, and it’s members were responsible for assaults, arsons, bank robberies and murders.

You’d think that Australia First would want to publically disassociate itself from such a group. (They didn’t.)

Shortly after The Australian’s expose, it emerged that the founder of NV had been arrested on child porn charges.

You’d think that Australia First would want to publically disassociate itself from such a group. (They didn’t.)

Now it has emerged that the leader of NV’s Boston cell was arrested on statuatory rape charges late last year after he allegedly ‘lured a minor into prostitution.’

Will Australia First publically disassociate itself from National Vanguard in light of this?

More on One People’s Project, wider implications discussed on Stratfor.

(The former leader of the World Knights of the KKK and more recently a member of the National Socialist Movement, Gordon Young, has been arrested on similar charges relating to a separate incident in Maryland. We wonder what Carl Thompson, the leader of the local cell [of one] will say?)