The Return to the Land Foundation has donated $291 AUD to the GiveSendGo fundraiser of Holly, an Australian mother who was recently arrested for posting archival footage of pre-WWII Germany, as well as memes and photos featuring similar motifs.
Australia's draconian laws require a 12-month minimum sentence for posting historical symbols and videos. Holly was charged with 6 counts, and each count has a maximum of 5 years. That means that if none of the charges are dropped, she could be facing between 6 and 30 years in jail. Her daughter could be 44 years old before her mother is freed. Her fundraiser notes that "Ordinary Australians can now face automatic prison time simply for reposting historical footage or images on social media." There are exemptions, but they are narrow and the bar for prosecution is low.
Holly is scheduled to appear in Gosford Local Court in early December. She needs all the help she can get. The Return to the Land Foundation's Legal Fund has a microgrant program allowing us to contribute to causes that align with our mission. As our organization grows, we hope to be able to cover the entirety of the legal costs for such situations in a heartbeat. White Americans and Europeans in diaspora around the world deserve large, well-funded and professional organizations that can jump to their defense and protect their families from targeted anti-White persecution.
Preventing the Australian government from jailing innocent mothers for what should be protected speech, is squarely aligned with the Foundation's goals. We also call upon U.S. politicians to contact the Australian government and use whatever diplomatic pressure is available to them, to have the charges against Holly dropped, so that she can return to her family and continue posting valuable content about the history of our people without fear of arrest and imprisonment. Our United States followers can easily contact their senators to inform them of this pressing issue. You can read more about Holly's case on Noticer News.