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They gained notoriety in 2015; first for being one of several radical Right groups behind the "Reclaim Australia" movement, then for protesting outside the ABC for allowing a convicted terror suspect a platform to speak, regardless of whether or not the ABC condoned his viewpoints. Reports claim that the ABC were sent threatening messages through various media around this time, though whether the threats came from UPF members or not has not been disclosed. | They gained notoriety in 2015; first for being one of several radical Right groups behind the "Reclaim Australia" movement, then for protesting outside the ABC for allowing a convicted terror suspect a platform to speak, regardless of whether or not the ABC condoned his viewpoints. Reports claim that the ABC were sent threatening messages through various media around this time, though whether the threats came from UPF members or not has not been disclosed. | ||
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Revision as of 22:05, 11 July 2016
The United Patriots Front are an Australian White Supremacist group that protests against multiculturalism, Islam and the Left-wing, the latter of whom they see as traitors. Like a lot of reactionary groups, they accomplish little besides inciting hatred and violence towards anyone who does not conform to their beliefs.
They gained notoriety in 2015; first for being one of several radical Right groups behind the "Reclaim Australia" movement, then for protesting outside the ABC for allowing a convicted terror suspect a platform to speak, regardless of whether or not the ABC condoned his viewpoints. Reports claim that the ABC were sent threatening messages through various media around this time, though whether the threats came from UPF members or not has not been disclosed.