Blair Cottrell discusses Joel Davis's prosecution and right-wing division

Blair Cottrell, a prominent figure on the Australian right, has expressed his views on the prosecution of Joel Davis, highlighting what he describes as a significant issue within the right-wing community in Australia. Cottrell argues that the case of Davis reveals a failure among right-wing factions to unite in defense of their own members.

The remarks come in the context of ongoing discussions about the implications of Davis"s prosecution, which Cottrell believes underscores a broader problem of division within the Australian right. He emphasizes the need for a cohesive response to support individuals facing legal challenges from opposing political groups.

This commentary from Cottrell adds to the ongoing discourse surrounding the dynamics of political alliances on the right in Australia, as various factions grapple with internal divisions and external pressures.

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