I have filed an application with the High Court of Australia challenging the Hate Group Legislation and seeking immediate injunctive relief.

The aim of the injunction is to prevent the Government from using this legislation to arrest or imprison me while the High Court determines this legislation's constitutional validity.

The Injunctive Relief application should be heard this Thursday by High Court Justice Jagot.

If the application is successful, it means that I, and the almost 2,000 former members and a further 3,000 former associates will be temporarily immune to the Hate Group Legislation passed by the Labor Party this year.

Roughly 5,000 White Australians may be directly affected by the outcome of Thursday's hearing.

The case for political rights for White Australians is ultimately a question as to whether we are to become second class citizens in our own country, or whether the Constitution affords us the legal protection to advocate for our own right to exist.

Most Australians have not yet fully understood the gravity of the legislation that the current Government has passed.

If unchallenged it means that only "protected classes" of people in Australia have the privilege of political communication.

The High Court will ultimately have to make a decision as to whether we live in a Multicultural tyranny, in which our rights end where the offence of others begins, or whether White Australians can lawfully assert their Will on Parliament.