Police, forced by jewish politicans and their race-traitor lackeys have began raiding the homes of patriotic White Australians in the days leading up to Christmas in a desperate effort to serve an arrest warrant upon @joeldavisx for his "JEWS HATE FREEDOM" protest and other recent escapades.
The latest update is that they have failed to serve their warrant as Joel has outwitted them and made good his escape!
Hail Joel Davis and all who stand tall for White Australia!
Police, forced by jewish politicans and their race-traitor lackeys have began raiding the homes of patriotic White Australians in the days leading up to Christmas in a desperate effort to serve an arrest warrant upon @joeldavisx for his "JEWS HATE FREEDOM" protest and other recent escapades.
The latest update is that they have failed to serve their warrant as Joel has outwitted them and made good his escape!
Hail Joel Davis and all who stand tall for White Australia!
Make those piggies run, Joel!
🐖🐷🐽
BY the Memewaffen's Hat Trick
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