A group called the Australian National Review is planning to hold its Free Speech Summit later this month.
Billed as “one of the most significant independent media and freedom-focused events of 2025,” they claim they will “gather a diverse and passionate audience of free thinkers, journalists, whistleblowers, influencers, and concerned Australians who value liberty, transparency, and independent thought.”
These “free thinkers, journalists, whistleblowers, influencers, and concerned Australians” include a fair number of actual Jew-haters, including (but not restricted to) Candace Owens, Jake Shields, Nick Fuentes, Dan Bilzerian, Stew Peters, and “Syrian Girl” Maram Susli.
Nominees span a wide range of influential alternative and independent media figures, including:
- Tucker Carlson
- Candace Owens
- Whitney Webb
- Ian Carroll
- Joe Rogan
- Julian Assange
- Jeffrey Sachs
- Dave Smith
- Jake Shields
- Nick Fuentes
- Andrew Tate
- Dan Bilzerian
Twelve award categories will spotlight outstanding work in investigative journalism, whistleblowing, independent broadcasting, and social media influence.
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More than 22 speakers from around the world will speak across both days of the summit, addressing urgent issues such as censorship, media bias, government overreach, health autonomy, digital control, and the threat of global conflict stemming from unchecked propaganda and globalist agendas.
Confirmed speakers include:
- Steve Kirsch – Silicon Valley entrepreneur and vaccine policy critic
- Stew Peters – U.S. broadcaster and host of “The Stew Peters Show”
- Max Igan – Australian truth movement veteran
- Jamie McIntyre – Founder of Australian National Review and key summit organiser
- Dave Oneegs – Advocate for medical choice and informed consent
- Graham Hood – Former Qantas captain and outspoken freedom advocate
- John Larter – Paramedic whistleblower and health rights campaigner
- Syrian Girl – Political analyst focused on Middle East conflicts
- Aussie Cossack – Australian activist known for challenging local corruption
This is not surprising, given how Jamie Mcintyre, the person behind the Australian National Review, is quite the Jew-hater himself.
With regarding to the speakers, Peters is apparently planning to travel to Australia to be there in person.
Hey @jamiemcintyre21, you bringing out your fellow Jew-hater @realstewpeters to Australia for your "Free Speech" summit?
— David Lange (@Israellycool) July 6, 2025
I am curious whether @Tony_Burke has granted a Visa for such a Jew-hater to come. pic.twitter.com/qODLF8FxuT
Which is interesting, given the loudmouth has not mentioned any of it on social media (as far as I am aware).
I am curious about this, given how the Australian government has denied Visas to the likes of Kanye West and Candace Owens in recent times (and even, unfairly, Israel advocate Hillel Fuld).
Don’t get me wrong. I am for free speech, but there is a limit on it, namely inciting violence against others. And Stew “Final solution” Stew Peters certainly does that.
Peters certainly should not be allowed to enter the country to spread his inciting rhetoric against Jews.
