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‘Don’t want Australia to turn into India’: Neo-Nazi activist’s racist outburst on camera; reporter slammed for nodding along

'Don't want Australia to turn into India': Neo-Nazi activist's racist outburst on camera; reporter slammed for nodding along

The anti-India racist outburst of Thomas Sewell, known as a neo-Nazi activist in Australia, went viral as he abused Indians on camera and the reporter interviewing him showed little pushback. The activist appeared in court over charges of ‘offensive behavior’ in a rally in 2024. The protest was in counter of demonstration by refugees who were demanding to stay in Australia forever. As Sewell spoke to 7News reporter, he slammed the media and asked why the Australian media is silent about the demographic replacement of White Australians. Such agitations (by the refugees) are a waste of taxpayers’ money, Sewell said. The reporter put up resistance and said the taxpayers were not happy with what Sewell did in the rally. She was snubbed by Sewell who told her: “You don’t speak for the taxpayer, you are part of a corporate entity that is anti-Australia.”“I think you’ll find the average Australian does not want thousands or millions of illegal Indian immigrants staying in the country. And that’s what we were protesting against,” he said. The interview got disrupted as someone shouted something. Sewell did not hesitate to call him “fat disgusting dork” on the camera. “You’re looking to change the subject, because the media do not want to talk about this subject. They don’t want to talk about White replacement. We want to reverse the process, we don’t want Australia turning into a third world country, we don’t want it turning into India, we don’t want it turning into Sudan,” he said.As Sewell railed against the media and the female reporter, the reporter asked him, “guilty or not guilty?” “Not guilty,” Sewell said as the reporter walked away from the combative scene saying ‘thank you’. ‘F**k you, you are sc*m,” Sewell said. The video went viral and many social media users pointed out that the reporter did not stop Sewell’s racist speech and did not attempt to counter it either.

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