Sam Newman’s superb new statement after welcoming Nazis on his podcast

Controversy magnet Sam Newman said that neonazi Blair Cottrell has set an ambush in ambush and that he had never invited the extremist to be part of the show – despite the interview for almost an hour .

Newman aroused strong criticism for welcoming neonazis Thomas Sewell and Cottrell on his You can’t be serious Podcast that was published on Monday.

Sewell is the head of the European national socialist network and is also the founder of the LADS Society.

In 2023, he was found guilty of having assaulted a security guard of the Nine Nine Nine and was sentenced to a correctional order of the 18 -month community.

Cottrell is a founding member of the United Patriots Front and the LADS Society.

He was found guilty of having encouraged hatred in 2017 and tried to appeal the decision before the Victorian Court of Appeal in 2019, but his case was overthrown.

The episode presented discussions on sensitive subjects such as the Holocaust and Adolf Hitler, aroused the condemnation of anti-hate groups.

Then, Cottrell created even more controversy, publishing an image with Sewell and Newman, then a thrilling video of old images of Newman with Nazi war propaganda with the legend “Fossil was our guy from the start?”

The former host of the program AFL Footy has now published another edition of his podcast, where he speaks at length about the controversy and vehemently denies a Nazi supporter or sympathizer.

Newman said that the image published by Cottrell had aroused media attention, with News Corp by contacting the former star of the Footy show and asking him if he approved the neo-Nazis.

“This Turd tried to connect me to the cause. I tell you what, you are a piece of CRUD and you are deliberately malicious, “said Newman.

“It was Cottrell’s post on X that started the ball.”

Newman labeled Cottrell a ’24 Carat Scumbag ‘and denied any involvement, affiliation or approval of neo-Nazis.

Now Newman said he had never invited Cottrell to be on the podcast and that he had just tagged with Sewell.

“He was not invited, and he thought he was a star F *** Er. He thought he would bind me to his cause, and he published photos of me on the football show, then the war, the Nazi markets in the background, saying, you know, trying to bind me to his cause ” said Newman.

“Cottrell appeared, and in his little world P *** Y in which he lives, his little little world, p *** there little where he cannot do it by himself, he tries to connect people to Stronger juices. .. He’s a parasite.

“I have Muslim friends, many of them, I have no friends who are Nazis or neo-Nazis, none.”

Newman was also challenged by the president of the anti-division commission, Dvir Abramovich, who said that the accommodation of neonazis on the podcast was a “moral collapse”.

“Sam Newman has now plunged into the depths of shame by unfolding the red carpet for these men,” said Abramovich.

“These two men have been accused of the faces of hatred, and Sam Newman has just given them legitimacy on a silver set by giving them a platform.

“Newman spat in the face of the survivors of the holocaust, trampled on the legacy of the courageous crucibles who died.

Newman retaliated on Abramovich and challenged him to come to the Podcast.

“To Mr. Abramovich, seriously, now, here is an invitation to you. Mr. Abramovich, I would like you to come here and sit in front of me and say what you said about it, I say to my face. Said Newman.

“And if you have the courage to do it, or maybe you’re a coward.

“I interviewed these people because the newspaper, the media make people of interest. And I thought, well, I will interview two people of interest.

“As I said, I don’t have friends and I don’t want to have friends who are white supremacists, neo-Nazis, Hitler fans.

I have several Muslim friends. I have several Jewish friends or Jewish fraternity.

“Thomas Sewell was respectful. I do not respect what he said, but I respect the fact that he was respectful.

“The other guy was there just to push his own barro, and he … should be ashamed of himself just for trying to take this in one direction, he was never supposed (go).