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Tom Tanuki

Australia, Melbourne

Writer at Freelance

weekly videos usually on the latest in aus radical, activist, fringe and/or gross political scenes. independent as fuck. https://t.co/kGEmvUuwaE

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  • 1 week ago | independentaustralia.net | Tom Tanuki

    Outrage sparked by the latest neo-Nazi stunt is all part of a political program to get signatures, writes Tom Tanuki. THE MAINSTREAM RESPONSE to a neo-Nazi booing an Anzac Day dawn service last week has been exactly as the neo-Nazi hoped it would be. Lots of naming of the neo-Nazi in question and little critical discussion of his intentions, with any and all of that drowned out by the chorus of "debate" over the merit of Welcomes to Country.

  • 3 weeks ago | independentaustralia.net | Tom Tanuki

    A string of antisemitic hoaxes was exploited by both major parties; neither deserves to be in power next political term, writes Tom Tanuki. ON 29 JANUARY of this year, we first learned about a caravan full of explosives found in outer Sydney with a cartoon Acme bomb box inside with the , "this is antisemitic" written on it (moreor less).

  • 1 month ago | independentaustralia.net | Tom Tanuki

    Forcing children to participate in school Anzac Day services is an attack on freedom and should be made illegal, writes Tom Tanuki. WHEN I WAS a little boy, forced to attend Anzac Day services at gunpoint, I used to stand in my school uniform during the minute’s silence, getting into the mood by imagining Saving Private Ryan scenes.

  • 1 month ago | independentaustralia.net | Tom Tanuki

    As Twitter further plunges into the far-right cesspool, a line needs to be drawn once ads for the National Socialist Network start to appear, writes Tom Tanuki. I’M CONSTANTLY renegotiating my relationship with social media. I’m not writing yet another article about “digital detoxes” here, so I don’t mean as an individual — even if that thought has weighed on our minds for a decade as our collective relationship with big tech and social media has grown heavier and more extractive.

  • 2 months ago | independentaustralia.net | Tom Tanuki

    Ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred brought out the worst in humanity as people mocked the natural disaster for clicks and likes, risking the lives of pets in the process, writes Tom Tanuki. I STARTED WRITING this on a laptop which I charged to around 20 per cent from a local shopping centre. By now we’re mostly past the ongoing effects of ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred, although there are still around 70,000 people without power (down from just under half a million people).

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