The Offaly Offensive
Blair Cottrell: Part 1
Sun, Oct 12, 2025
[In this video Australian pro-White activist Blair Cottrell joins Graham Conolly on his The Offaly Offensive channel for an in-depth discussion about the cost of right wing activism in Australia. Items discussed include:
1. The host introduces Blair Cottrell as “one of the most notorious and scrutinised figures in Australian activism” for a discussion about his decade in public activism.
2. The conversation begins with confusion over Blair being mistakenly identified as “Shane Warne’s son” during Covid-19 discussions about vaccine theories.
3. Graham reveals he recently had his first child, born at home without midwives: “We had her here in this very living room. Just me and Katie. No midwives even.”
4. They discuss unvaccinated children, with Blair noting: “I have noticed that the kids that don’t get vaccinated and so forth, they don’t seem to have many problems.”
5. Graham explains his background: “I grew up in Ireland. Moved here when I was like 23”, and describes his Catholic upbringing.
6. He describes sectarian divisions in Ireland as cultural rather than serious: “It was light hearted… You still snipe at each other… It’s a tribal thing.”
7. Graham discusses getting a dog during Covid and the responsibility it entailed: “When the novelty wears off a dog, that’s when you find out who you are.”
8. They explore the unnaturalness of suburban life for both humans and dogs, with Graham noting dogs on medication for anxiety in Western suburbs.
9. Blair traces his awareness of pharmaceutical manipulation back to 2008, observing depression advertising: “Are you feeling down today? It could be depression. Call this number… Trying to convince everyone they were depressed.”
10. He explains how drug companies circumvent advertising restrictions: “In Australia, you’re not allowed to advertise the drug. So instead they advertise the symptoms.”
11. Graham discusses family heritage, tracing his name Connolly back to Irish warrior clans: “It means fierce as a hound… These four tribes of Tara… They ruled over Ireland.”
12. Blair describes his grandfather’s greyhound training business: “He built his own Greyhound training facility… People would come from all over the country to have their greyhounds trained.”
13. Blair identifies as a National Socialist: “I would describe myself as a National Socialist, yeah… I think I was a National Socialist from birth.”
14. He explains his political awakening wasn’t ideological but instinctual: “I just always went with my gut, what I feel is right instinct… Anything that was sort of been put to me as the socially accepted thing, if it didn’t seem right to me, I would go against it.”
15. Graham describes being called a Nazi online before reading Mein Kampf: “I was being called Nazi so much online… I thought I was real clever by going, how can I be a Nazi? I’m not a socialist.”
16. Discussion on the “right of conquest” using alien invasion analogies: “If you can imagine a spaceship of space aliens… What are they supposed to do, go, oh, there’s already people here. We’ll just go!”
17. Graham expresses belief in aliens and simulation theory: “There’s good possibility it’s a simulation, I think.”
18. Blair argues humans aren’t adapted to Earth: “I’m driving down the street and the sun’s in my face and I can’t see… If we developed on this planet, shouldn’t I be able to stand the sun glare?”
19. Blair advocates for genetic improvement: “I think the greatest purpose in life… Is to produce children that are smarter and healthier than you are.”
20. He criticises modern mate selection: “There’s a confusion there as a result of wealth, a great deal of wealth producing higher status men who otherwise wouldn’t have status.”
21. Blair discusses how civilisation removed consequences for bad behaviour: “savages are more dignified in the way they talk to each other because they know they’re risking having their skulls split if they’re not polite.”
22. He explains the United Patriots Front’s rapid growth: “I could hold my phone up to my face and film myself talking… And that video would get millions of views… More reach than Channel 9, 7 and 10 would get on social media put together.”
23. Blair describes government counterinsurgency tactics against his movement: “I was the first person in Australia to have my bank accounts disappear. I was the first person in Australia to be charged with what was essentially a thought crime for a Facebook post.”
24. He explains the “Countering Violent Extremism” department: “Their job is to create this layer of plausible deniability for isolating and disrupting dissidents and critics of the Australian government.”
25. Blair details the isolation strategy: “Your primary resource is the people of Australia… So the job of countering violent extremism is to cut you off from the people of Australia.”
26. He describes Tom Sewell’s early involvement: “Tom was just watching… He was just a sponge. He was listening to everything I was saying, he was watching everything we were doing, and he was just absorbing all of it.”
27. Blair praises Tom’s character: “All he’s ever wanted to do is help people… The man had so much integrity that the path was almost inevitable.”
28. He expresses concern about current political policing: “The political policing in Australia right now is really hectic… People getting raided on no evidence for stuff they obviously haven’t done.”
29. Graham’s first red pill was 9/11: “I was studying architecture at the time… From day one, I was like, what? No way! .. Some of the best engineers in the world… You could see them just get visibly uncomfortable.”
30. Reading Mein Kampf was transformative for Blair:
“I thought, oh, that’s Adolf Hitler’s book. Adolf Hitler wrote a book. No one told me that… Why didn’t anyone tell me?”
31. He was disappointed by the book’s content: “I was like, this isn’t the book of an evil genius murderer… Where’s the gas chambers? Where’s the evil takeover the world part? It’s not in here!”
32. Blair questions Holocaust facilities: “I thought, wow, those must be some hectic facilities… And then they show me these little broken down shower cubicles with wooden doors.”
33. Graham discusses his parents’ generation’s naivety: “my parents generation were naive… They didn’t have the Internet… It’s not that long ago that people were very superstitious.”
34. Blair observes cultural homogenisation: “now the idols exist on the screens… Now everything’s more universal… Every suburb, every precinct almost feels like the same.”
35. He criticises immigrant behaviour in Australia: “I think if you were in a country that wasn’t… Built by another ethnic group and you were a guest, you’d think you wouldn’t be so loud and obnoxious.”
– KATANA]
Published on Sun, Oct 12, 2025
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BLAIR COTTRELL joins The Offaly Offensive for an in-depth discussion about the cost of right wing activism in Australia.
We go behind the headlines to meet the man himself and quickly discover he’s just an everyday Aussie bloke who cares deeply for his own people. In this unfiltered conversation we dive deep into the realities facing those leading true Nationalist movements in present day Australia.
We cover the rise and fall of United Patriots Front (UPF) and LADSOC. Why Blair briefly stepped away from the movement and why he felt compelled to return.
It is an unapologetic analysis of politics and current affairs from a man the Justice System considers and treats as an insurgent.
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