Sydney Cultural Promotion Takes Off With a Bang

16 October, 2006

16 October, 2006 – The Promotional Campaign for this year’s annual Cultural Respect Classes has taken off with a bang in Sydney, beginning at Manly and Maroubra beaches.

13 people were allegedly “attacked” by a group of 20 men at Maroubra last night as they were setting up for a barbie. Their car windows were “smashed” in the promotion.

10 to 15 young people performed a promotional event at Manly Beach, where a teenager demonstrated “brawling”, “intimidating paparazzi”, and being “charged with offensive behaviour”.

The promotional activities were mounted to attract attention, and participants, to the Cultural Respect Classes which are held annually in December and January at Cronulla Beach, a famous sewer near Sydney.

“Respect for other people’s beliefs and cultures is a core Australia value,” said organiser of the Cronulla classes, Uberbarnstormenfeuhrer Adolf Schweitzer. “Australians have a deep respect for a wide diversity of European cultures such as English and American.

“We hope as many people as possible will get along to the classes this year but we do ask that they bring their own slabs, aussie flags and swastikas.”

Anyone interested in participating in the classes can contact their local branch of the Skinhead Alliance or anyone under 30 hanging around Cronulla or Brighton le Sands.