One Nation staffer accused of impersonating progressive page to film protesters
A One Nation staffer has been accused of going undercover and impersonating a progressive social media page to film student protesters allegedly making violent remarks about Pauline Hanson.
A One Nation staffer has been accused of impersonating a progressive social media page in order to land gotcha clips with anti-Pauline Hanson student protesters.
In recent videos posted to One Nation’s social media, the party shared multiple clips of a male staffer infiltrating recent student protests to film attendees.
In one of the clips posted to X, a young male approaches protesters asking “what would you do if Pauline Hanson were here today?”
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Another girl said she would slap her.
In response to the violent remarks One Nation said “the tolerant left … seem to have lost their tolerance”.
Toilet Paper Australia, spoke out against the act stating that the One Nation staffer seen in the clips had no affiliation with the page after accusing the party of impersonating them.
“We want to make abundantly clear: this person is not from Toilet Paper Australia. They are not affiliated with us, and they do not represent us in any capacity.”
The meme page has more than 128,000 followers on Instagram and categorises themselves as “Proudly union, proudly biased, proudly Aussie. Fighting Murdoch, the Liberals and One Nation”.
Originally published as One Nation staffer accused of impersonating progressive page to film protesters
