Fight Back with Jake Shields Thomas Sewell on His Arrest, Australian Nationalism, and Race - Fight Back Ep. 129
Dec 7, 2025
Thomas Sewell, an Australian nationalist activist and leader of the 'White Australia' group, discusses his arrest and the challenges he faces within the legal system. He debates the impact of multiculturalism on national identity with Dan Bilzerian, emphasizing a need for unity amidst growing polarization. Sewell shares insights on organizing homeschool networks to counteract government indoctrination and critiques open-border policies. Their candid conversation touches on historical narratives, societal divides, and the importance of civic duty in preserving national integrity.
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Rallies, Fights, And Solitary Confinement
- Thomas Sewell described attending patriot rallies where his group confronted Antifa and protected families and elderly attendees from violent counter-protesters.
- He said he was arrested, denied bail, and held in solitary despite not assaulting the person who urinated in fear.
Denied Bail While Others Go Free
- Sewell recounted being denied bail by a magistrate and held 72 days until the Supreme Court overturned it.
- He contrasted that with a left-wing bomber who received no jail time from the same magistrate.
Power, Institutions, And Social Cohesion
- Sewell argued that a small, well-connected elite has captured institutions like media, government, and academia in Australia.
- He claimed this elite uses immigration and multiculturalism to erode national cohesion and maintain control.
