RUAP is a far right populist Christian fundamentalist party. The party’s leader Daniel Nalliah founded it in 2013 with the support from British climate sceptic, wannabe nobleman and UKIP member Lord Christopher Monckton. It was formed as a socially conservative party off the back of Nalliah’s Catch the Fire Ministries in direct opposition to the prominence middle class left wing party’s like the Greens dominating the senate. Rise Up claim to defend family values & call for a more Christian influence on the government in Australia.
(RUAP loons)
Rise Up has also incorporated nationalism into its core ideological doctrine, calling for extreme limits on immigration, in particular Muslim immigration. Rise Up have been criticised as a far right party with strong racist, Islamophobic and homophobic overtones. Its slogan Keep Australia Australian, says enough about the party’s aims and objectives. Its members and leaders were involved in the organising of the Reclaim Australia rallies in Melbourne, and participate in a series of Christian campaigns including the anti abortion March for the Babies.
The party advocates the outlawing of homosexuality, abortion and the teaching of evolution. It also calls for bans on immigration and the practicing of Islamic faith and religion.
The sort of nonsense expressed by the RUAP
RUAP are close collaberators of the United Patriots Front, helping them organise the October rally in Bendigo. They have discussed interest in forming a potential political alliance/ party with the UPF in common opposition to Islam.
Life inside a ultra nationalist Christian fundamentalist predator cult
RUAP continue to play a vital role in lending political, financial and organisational support to an array of far right causes including the PfF organised 10 year anniversary of the Cronulla Riots in December, the PEGIDA rally in Canberra on the 6th of Feb as well as ongoing Reclaim Australia and UPF events.
Good to see a party with priorities, you know, tackling the most pressing and relevant issues.
Danny and his band of apocalyptic hate preachers were a original leading force in mobilising opposition or the construction of a mosque in Narre Warren in Victoria. Unfortunately for them the council rejected plans for the mosque so there is no chance for them to spearhead a populist oppertunistic campaign. Im sure they will take credit for it anyhow.
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