Lydia Thorpe tries to storm the stage as Posie Parker aka Kelly Jay Keane speaks in Canberra

Rogue Senator Lydia Thorpe has been accused of trying to disrupt a speech by British transgender commentator Kerry Jay Keane Minschl at a “Women’s Voices” rally outside the Houses of Parliament. He was forcibly knocked to the ground by the police.

A special video shows the moment former Senator Greens was driven to the ground while Ms Keen Minschl, also known as Posey Parker, addressed a crowd gathered in Canberra on Thursday.

Senator Thorpe, wearing an Aboriginal flag, made a beeline for Keane Marshall before being stopped by police and knocked to the ground.

She crawled along the lawn and made her way towards a group of over 100 pro-trans opponents.

A senator from the independent “black sovereignty” movement later claimed she was “shattered” by police and called Keen Minschl, who she called “filth,” allowed to speak on Aboriginal land. He said it should not be done.

Keen-Minshull has toured Australia with rallies in Sydney, Melbourne and Hobart, sparking ferocious protests by pro-LGBTQI activists.

Hundreds of anti-Posey protesters flocked to Keenminschl’s ‘pro-women’ rally as it rained in Canberra and were divided by 20 police officers on the lawn of the Houses of Parliament.

Attendees held up placards reading, “Tomboys are not boys,” “Protest children’s innocence,” and “Libraries are for books, not perversions.” It turned against pro-trans demonstrators.

On the other side, slogans included “Bist in the Bottle,” “f*** off Posie, f**k off,” and “Nazis on your side.”

After Thorpe tried to sabotage Keenminschl’s speech (reminiscent of her lying in front of her Mardi Gras float last month), the former Green Party senator made the decision to let the controversial speaker into the country. severely criticized the

“We will not tolerate the presence of this kind of filth in the Ngunnawal and Nganburi countries, let alone the Nazi support these people have,” she said.

“They are racist, they are homophobic and they are destroying people’s lives. This country should be ashamed to let such people into this country.

“I went to tell her they weren’t welcome here, but the police beat me up for simply telling the person they weren’t allowed here. rice field.

“I was assaulted by the police today as a woman of Sovereign Gunnai, Gundithmara, Jaburulun.

“And while the police have to answer about the assaults, this government also has to answer why these people are allowed into the country.”

Australian Federal Police later issued a statement confirming that “interactions with protesters will be reviewed”.

The unnamed case – presumed to be an altercation with Senator Thorpe – has been referred to AFP’s Professional Standards Command, a spokeswoman said.

“There are no further comments as the issue is currently under investigation.”

Senator Thorpe didn’t show up for Senate questioning Thursday after the protests, and Senator Hanson didn’t show up either.

Some of those who gathered told the Daily Mail Australia that it was the first time they had protested.

Simon, 23, said, “I couldn’t stand it when I found out she was in my city,” adding, “I think it’s a little bit symbolic.”

In the background, people gathered around him chanting “f***k off” and had to be stopped by police as he tried to move forward.

On the other side of the lawn, pro-women protesters heckled and danced to tease the crowd as Ms Keenminschul spoke about the “gender crisis” taking place in Australia.

“This is the next lobotomy scandal, but this time we’re doing it to the kids,” she insisted.

Her voice was drowned out by the sound of instruments and hooting, but the people who had gathered to support her, who vowed never to stop fighting for women’s rights, applauded and cheered anyway.

“We sometimes say things we’re afraid to say in real life without caring what people around us say,” she said.

“I said women don’t have penises, so we need a bloody police escort from the airport. It’s bloody rebellious.”