Tom Sewell was arrested again a day after the March for Australia, a few hours after accidentally walking past a Jacinta Allan press conference and heckling her and a few minutes after one of his many court cases (this time on a charge of intimidating a police officer for musing on a podcast if there was a legal way to dox said officer for his unlawful actions). The Court case being adjourned apparently because a couple of Left Wing agitators had turned up and caused a commotion.
He is accused in this new arrest of various violent offences allegedly committed at the Melbourne March for Australia rally, specifically at an illegal Aboriginal squat in a local park. Before his arrest many members of the Melbourne NSN had stated that they charged the illegal camp because Antifa were using it as a base to coordinate violent attacks upon Australians who had attended the protest especially as they were trying to leave to go home. Pictures from the day showing some cars also spray painted with graffiti slurs of “Nazi” also circulate from the day that will likely be used in Tom’s (and other arrested NSN members’) defence to argue that his actions were necessary to protect himself, his organisation, the public and everyone’s property from harm.
If police had arrested lots of counter protestors who were seen in the brawl that Tom and his associates were arrested for being involved in, and if the media had displayed their faces and politicians had called out their behaviour as well, then it would be fine to simply trust in the system and let the courts decide who was right or if one or both sides were in the wrong.
Sadly this is not the reality of justice in Australia. Not only have no Antifa members who were in the brawl been arrested but the prosecution is now demanding as a condition of bail that Tom publicly renounces his political beliefs.
Instead of instantly rejecting such an outrageous demand the magistrate in the case has adjourned it until the end of the week to have a think about it. So Tom languishes in a remand prison whilst the magistrate has a think about whether or not it’s Constitutional to deny someone bail who legally is still supposed to enjoy the presumption of innocence, because they have a political opinion the prosecution doesn’t like.
It is bad enough that the magistrate needs time to even think about such a decision. If they decide that Tom must publicly renounce his beliefs to get bail, then it will be the most blatant and egregious example yet of tyranny in Australia masquerading as democracy.
On Australia Day earlier this year I was falsely arrested on a trumped up charge of failing to cease loitering. The prosecution demanded that I not travel between States and not communicate with any member of the NSN as a condition of bail. I refused to accept those conditions and spent the next 16 weeks in a maximum security prison for my trouble. What they demanded from me was bad enough, what they are demanding from Tom is absolutely sickening.
As I have said many times before, during the Covid era, the mask mandates were the time to resist, because they were just a means of softening people up to mandate the vaccines.
I am so glad I resisted signing bail conditions when they were about who I could associate with, because they were just a precursor to bail being tied to renouncing everything you’ve ever believed in. I was not a well known person before my arrest, but was inundated with support from around the world for my stance.
Tom is a National icon. A leader, a visionary, a rallying point for everyone upset with everything from government overreach to our ethnic replacement. Never let them tell you that your choices are futile. They set the stage for those who come after you to take the fight to the next level.
At the March for Australia, 50,000 people turned up to protest mass immigration in Melbourne. Around the Country the total numbers would have added up to a few hundred thousand. They came despite the fact that all but a handful of politicians had urged them not to go because Tom’s Nazis would be supporting it and leading it. This advice was amplified by just about every prominent so-called alternative right wing commentator or content creator, including many who were the face of the anti-lockdown/mandates movement during Covid.
People turned up anyway and in huge numbers. Many also didn’t like Nazis and didn’t like Tom. It’s just that they hated mass immigration more and were determined not to let the NSN “hijack” their concerns. But what they witnessed was Tom and his men defending them from violent antifa extremists. 50,000 people stuck around to hear his speech and suddenly discovered that he wasn’t preaching hate at all, just love for Australia and its folk. Now they have witnessed him being arrested for defending them and for loving them. Those who hated the Nazis at the other marches around Australia will soon realise the same thing. Every Libertarian and Liberal Democracy advocate will be put to the test. Do they practice what they preach, or are they just fair weather hypocrites who only advocate for their own freedom but couldn’t care less about yours? We may soon find out, but one thing is for sure, the public impression of Thomas Sewell has been radically changed in the last few days and with the upcoming decision of the magistrate in the next few days it may be altered forever.
If Tom Sewell is denied bail on the grounds that he refuses to renounce his beliefs he will become a bigger living martyr than Nelson Mandela during the Aparheid era. The difference being that Tom’s cause will be for Whites, not blacks and will actually have real moral justification instead of just Communist propaganda excusing a black terrorist.
You can find Stephen Wells at Telegram and purchase his books here.
