Neo-Nazi threatened to hang Chinese national who burnt child

White nationalist Thomas Sewell has faced court yet again over a rally at the Chinese consulate where he called for "yellow grubs" to "hand over the baby mutilator" in reference to an attack on a baby in Queensland.

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