Kaz Ross

Dr. Kaz Ross, a researcher specializing in far-right extremism, sheds light on the recent announcement by Australia’s largest neo-Nazi group, the National Socialist Network, to disband. She discusses concerns that this may not eliminate the threat, but rather unify dedicated followers. Kaz analyzes the shortcomings of Australia’s hate speech laws and how social media amplifies extremist messaging. She warns about the dangers posed to young recruits and highlights potential legal challenges ahead for these groups.

Kaz Ross, an independent researcher specializing in far-right extremism, delves into the complexities of the sovereign citizen movement following the shocking events involving Dezi Freeman. He discusses the ongoing manhunt and examines Freeman’s radical background and anti-authority beliefs. Ross highlights Western Australia's proactive police measures, including gun seizures and the new 'fit and proper' laws. The conversation navigates the delicate balance between civil liberties and public safety, questioning whether other states should adopt similar actions.

Kaz Ross, an independent researcher specializing in right-wing extremism, sheds light on the recent wave of anti-immigration rallies in Australia, revealing the troubling involvement of neo-Nazi groups. The conversation covers how these movements have evolved, employing family-friendly tactics to attract young recruits. Ross also discusses the manipulation of public sentiment regarding immigration and housing, and the challenges of addressing far-right extremism while balancing free speech. Prepare for an eye-opening exploration of a disturbing trend.