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Senator Roberts and the Antisemitic Mural | Sydney News

Senator Roberts and the Antisemitic Mural | Sydney News

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Senator Malcolm Roberts sparked outrage after sharing a notorious antisemitic mural online, calling it “the most powerful pic I’ve ever seen”—a piece previously removed for its offensive imagery. The mural, depicting bankers around a Monopoly board with conspiracy symbols, ties into Roberts’ well-documented history of promoting dangerous theories, including blaming “globalist parasites” for climate change and praising Alex Jones and Vladimir Putin. Jewish leaders are demanding he retract the post and publicly distance himself from the imagery, warning that such rhetoric has real-world harm. Critics also highlight his past promotion of Holocaust denier Eustace Mullins, despite Roberts claiming ignorance of Mullins’ views. Though Roberts insists he’s not antisemitic, his repeated association with hate-laden content has intensified scrutiny and fueled calls for accountability.

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