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===Terrorism and criminal activities=== On 25 June 2016, police seized weapons including a knife and knuckle duster during an "Australian Pride" rally. In August 2016, a member of True Blue Crew, Phillip Galea, was charged with terrorism-related offences, including collecting or making documents to prepare for terrorist acts and carrying out acts in preparation for a terrorist act. Police investigators said that Galea was linked to several far-right groups including Reclaim Australia, United Patriots Front, True Blue Crew and the openly neo-Nazi group [[Combat 18]]. Galea was accused of ordering ingredients for explosives and video footage seized in raids showed Galea carrying out reconnaissance of a target, the documents allege. His intended target was a small anarchist bookshop on a busy main road in Northcote, Victoria, opposite Northcote High School. Police stated that “Galea outlined his intentions were to cause as much devastation to these locations as possible in a team coordinated attack, using smoke bombs and [[improvised explosive device]]s”. Galea was accused of researching homemade bombs, ballistic armour and guns, preparing a terrorist document entitled “Patriot’s Cookbook”. Galea is incarcerated at the Thomas Embling Hospital, a high-security mental health facility. In the wake of the Christchurch mosque shootings in March 2019, it emerged that the alleged perpetrator, [[Brenton Tarrant]], had three years earlier given fulsome praise to [[Blair Cottrell]] as a leader of the far-right movements on social media. He made more than 30 comments on the now deleted UPF and TBC Facebook pages, singling out Cottrell for praise and disparaging [[Neil Erikson]] and Shermon Burgess as "useful idiots". The group was banned from Facebook after posting Islamophobic messages in the wake of the Christchurch massacre. [[Category:Organizations]] [[Category:Terrorists]] [[Category:Extremists]] [[Category:Xenophobes]] [[Category:Hate groups]] [[Category:Supremacists]] [[Category:Anti-Semitic]] [[Category:Vigilante]] [[Category:Thugs]] [[Category:Brutes]] [[Category:Anarchist]] [[Category:Totalitarians]] [[Category:Criminals]] [[Category:Attempted Murderer]] [[Category:Jingoists]] [[Category:Arrogant]] [[Category:Oppressors]] [[Category:Political]] [[Category:Delusional]] [[Category:Vocal Villains]] [[Category:Paranoid]] [[Category:Misogynists]] [[Category:Propagandist]] [[Category:Oceanian Villains]] [[Category:Islamophobes]] [[Category:Alt-right]] [[Category:Fascist]]
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