Melbourne, Australia: A wild claim has surfaced after the Christian anti-Islam rally where National Socialist Network (NSN) members were booted by police. A non man, dubbed “Coal Davis,” alleges that jewish Rabbi News journalist Avi Yemini paid him to wear a “Heil Hitler” shirt and stir up chaos among white nationalists at the event.
Davis, seen in footage sporting a Black Sun symbol shirt says Yemini sent the shirt to his address unprompted and texted him to show up, unzip his jacket for Rabbi News cameras, and cause a scene. He claims the payment, in “shekels,” helped him score a gaming rig. Davis says he’s got the texts to prove it but hasn’t shared them yet.
Video from the rally, shows Yemini unzipping Davis’s jacket to flash the shirt while Davis name-drops NSN leader Joel Davis, escalating tensions that led to the NSN’s ejection. In a live call-in to Chriscoveries, Davis doubled down: “He’s the one who gave me that shirt and paid me to wear it so I’d flash it for his crew.” He added Yemini told him to “hijack the show” and spark “total drama” at the Christian Zionist-led rally.
This suggests Yemini and Rabbi News might’ve staged the stunt to smear authentic Australian nationalists, painting them as clowns. NSN’s Joel Davis denies any link to Coal Davis, calling his antics a setup. X reactions are split—some call BS on Davis’s story without proof, others note the convenient camera work and police action as fishy. One user commented: “Watch Avi’s video. Coal keeps pushing Joel Davis’s name, gets him kicked out. Smells like a setup.”
The rally already made waves when police removed NSN members after objections from the Christian Zionist organizer and his jewish allies, including Yemini. Davis’s claims crank up the heat, hinting at dirty tricks to kneecap pro-White activism.
Another video of the situation:
Also see: Videos: Police Eject Members of NSN from Christian Anti-Islam Rally After jewish Organizer Objection
