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I’d love to go for a rally outside now…

… THE SUNSHINE’S CALLING MY NAME. But then it got cancelled.

Hey there, kiddies. Remember the other day when we crashed the Stormfront Victoria BBQ?

Well, besides talking about such charming subjects as how they hope that somebody nukes Israel, and fun ways to torment homeless aboriginal people (Oh! How they laughed!), the lads also got down to talking about the STATE OF THE SCENE.
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Fight dem back · 17 November 2005 · Discussion

The public and private faces of Stuart McBeth

A word of warning. What you are about to read will make your blood boil. Go take a nice long walk, read a book, chill out, relax and then come back with a clear head and be ready to be pissed off. It was doubly hard to write all this up and not feel the need to put my fist through the monitor every five minutes. No matter, I’ve got the PCYC ring booked for two hours later tonight. I pity the poor bastard I’m sparring with.

Let’s begin.

I promised myself I was going to leave the PYL stuff for a while but after delving deeper into their inner workings, I couldn’t hold back.

It’s time to completely blow apart their public facade of merely being a ‘nationalist’ group. Take this example of how some online databases are choosing to represent them:

The PYL was founded in late 2002 by its current President, Stuart McBeth. McBeth was and is a student attending N.S.W. Newcastle University. McBeth had previously been involved with One Nation and was interested in building a youth movement with a nationalist expression.

The PYL is classified as a right-wing Nationalist organisation. The PYL describes it’s position as pro-Australian with nationalism as its guiding spirit. While some commentors have equated its stand against multi-culturalism as racist, the PYL has largely avoided this label because of its polite and respectful attitude toward minorities.

Furthermore because the PYL has avoided the violent confrontations and marches of previous right-wing groups it has broaded it range of appeal to youth. By adopting elements of Euronationalism whilst adapting them to the Australian context the PYL is beginning to emulate the succes of the European Nationalist parties such as the Front National and BNP.

The PYL has spread quickly from its birthplace in Newcastle to other areas. It currently has branches in nearly all Australian Eastern Seaboard cities, including Sydney, Canberra, Melbourne the Central Coast, and of course Newcastle.

Speaking to the Sydney Morning Herald, McBeth says the league is not racist and has Asians among its 50 members. “We’re just about being proud of our culture, like other people are of theirs.”

Remember, I was told over the phone that you gotta be an ‘Aussie’ to join. Sorry, I know I keep hammering that point over and over.

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Darp Hau · 2 December 2004 · Discussion

PYL supports international apartheid

Local business is on board with the campaign against the Patriotic Youth League, as are some of the churches. We’ve got a good mix of different ethnicities standing up to be counted and no shortage of people from inside and outside the area chomping at the bit to get involved.

It’s not often that I get choked up when opening my email but the last couple of days have been nothing short of amazing. I can’t believe the sheer numbers of people who want to help out or the distances that some of them are prepared to travel. Why, I’ve even received offers of financial assistance. I really don’t think it’s appropriate that I take any of those up just yet. Not until this idea congeals a bit more into a recognisable community group with a bank account and regular meetings.

I’ve been solidly working the local and wider press and have half a dozen interviews scheduled for tomorrow. Expect a big piece in the Northern District Times. What sort of photo angle should we take? Suit, tie and glasses? Maybe singlet, sunnies, whale-bone koru pendant and menacing scowl would send a better message to these thugs. Then again I might look like the thug.

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Darp Hau · 1 December 2004 · Discussion

The PYL is a white supremacist organisation

As it stands now, Patriotic Youth League are running a campaign squarely targeted at recruiting high school and university students. I don’t worry too much about the uni side of things, but I’m incredibly fucked off over the idea of these pricks preying on high school kids.

I can already picture them knocking up character profiles of their ideal recruits. You know the type. Angry, disaffected, intelligent and confused (white) kids who can’t quite work out where it all went wrong. They can’t get ahead in school because the Asian students clean house in every subject. Eastwood, West Ryde and Epping shops are starting to resemble Seoul, Beirut and Shanghai. It’s “spot the Aussie” down there! All of a sudden Mr Charisma, Andrew Wilson, comes along and peddles a shitload of easy answers (based on race of course) and exploits any resentment festering away in an “Aussie” kid and offers them the chance to join a gang hell-bent on “taking our country back!”

Remember, you gotta be an “Aussie” to join.

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Darp Hau · 30 November 2004 · Discussion

Six months?

The disparate and normally placid folk of Bennelong appear to be rousing once more. I met with some business leaders from the Korean and Chinese communities this morning and am just about to duck out to have a yarn with our local Uniting Church minister. He is kinda miffed seen as the PYL stuck a few stickers around his Lakeside Road Church.

Robert Corr tracked down this ditty of the PYL’s Andrew Wilson on Stormfront. (Read the replies that follow it — scary.)

Sydney_andy

This is an open letter to Australian Nationalists;

Introducing the Patriotic Youth League (PYL) to SF forum readers:

The PYL is a new youth organisation set up to combat the aggressive politically-correct, multi-cultural propaganda being forced on Australian Youth. We provide a nationalist youth alternative, endeavouring to reassert and instil in youth a pride of their past heritage and history, giving them a direction for the future.

Formed in late 2001/ early 2002, by Stuart McBeth and others, the PYL now has branches in the Central Coast, Sydney, Canberra and Newcastle. Currently the PYL is assisting the 2004 council election campaign of the Australia First Party.

This is written with the hope it will be read by young nationalists willing to become part of the struggle — join us!

Or, for those more ‘well-preserved patriots’ who can’t join in, we would warmly welcome any assistance that you could spare — it’s not limited to financial help either.

Please investigate our site: http://www.patrioticyouthleague.org

Thankyou for you time.

Yours sincerely,

Andrew Wilson
PYL Sydney Organiser

Remember, Wilson is the semi-presentable front of the PYL. He is the guy who ranted and railed against their leader Stuart McBeth for being so dimwitted as to combine the PYL PO Box address with that of another of their projects — Volksfront.

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Darp Hau · 29 November 2004 · Discussion