The neo-Nazi behind anti-Jewish rally in Sydney has bank accounts frozen
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While federal and state governments, police and national security agencies grapple with how to respond to the National Socialist Network, several financial institutions and service providers have acted independently to restrict the flow of funds to the white supremacy group.

In short:

An Australian bank has frozen the accounts of a prominent Neo-Nazi leader, while a US-based technology firm has blocked the group’s attempts to solicit donations online.

The nation’s corporate watchdog has also revoked the group’s proposed company name, “White Australia”.

Despite these actions, the Neo-Nazi organisation claims it has collected 1,495 of the 1,500 signatures required to register as a federal political party.

  • hitmyspot@aussie.zone
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    4 days ago

    We’ll, they did it on response to protests from a right wing group. I presume they worried that they would be associated with illicit content. It may be that they took a global view rather than western view of what’s acceptable.

    I have no doubt that they wouldn’t care what people buy if there was nonprofit to lose.

    • ryannathans@aussie.zone
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      4 days ago

      Fringe groups protest everything, it doesn’t reflect the population as a whole. They only used payment processors as a lever to achieve what they want