Undercover video on the streets of Melbourne turns against provocateur alt-right Lauren Southern

If Southern's trip to Australia goes as planned, Kiwis goes through a provocative period when she crosses the Tasman. During her trip to Australia, the spokeswoman for Canada said that she wanted to cause "chaos" with her controversial opinions.

But when she spoke to Australians on the street this week, she was sarcastic, indifferent, and confused. , news.com.au reported.

Bumbling his way through a series of clumsy interviews in the streets of Melbourne this week, the 23-year-old – who landed in Australia wearing a T-shirt emblazoned with the words "That's OK to be white "- learned a lesson of Australian temperament the hard way.

In a five-minute clip, which she proudly uploaded to her YouTube page on Wednesday, she wanders the streets of the so-called secret Victorian capital, asking "Should we kill Lauren Southern?"

However, the interviews did not provide exactly the death threats and fireworks that she was looking for

"I do not know who it is to be honest". meets one of the interviewees, which becomes a recurring theme throughout the clip.

Clearly looking for young left-wing students to stand up, she must then explain to them who Lauren Southern is in the third person, as she is supposed to be disguised.

When it was explained to them that she is a "fascist and a racist", some offer sarcastic responses that she should be made to talk by being hanged backwards or she should be pumped fentanyl for having a "very bad trip for the rest of her life"

However, since Southern's disguise was tantamount to claiming that she was Australian, a couple of Au ssies she talked to her about it. inevitably recognized – and they still did not seem indignant.

Laughing loudly throughout the piece, she can be seen trying to find members of the antifascist Antifa protest group – based on the appearance of people. "I think we found a wild antifa, I think they're on the other side of the street," she says excitedly at the camera, as if doing a wildlife documentary .

"Oi, crikey," she said before heading to the members of "Antifa live," who turn out to be two Asian guys who are mingling with their own business, smoking. 19659002] "No, this is only Asian fashion," she says, laughing cheekily at them as she gets closer. "It's just Asian fashion that looks like Antifa."

However, Southern saves the most embarrassing moment for the end of the clip, when she approaches two women who look completely stunned by the entire storyline. Lauren Southern? "she asks them

" You're not her? ""

"No, she's fascist," Southern replied.

"I'm pretty sure that's her." », Says the interviewee, looking at his partner questioningly on his face

The social media provocateur maintains the pretense and tries to make a joke that all blond people are alike, but the "comedy cut" has no effect on the bewildered Aussies that are just starting to go away. "

" She is also a fascist and a racist, "she says, nonchalantly moving away from the mark of Canadian fire

.A one of them should be killed Adds his partner

Despite the auto-crash interview and the spectacular sloppy disguise e, Southern bursts out laughing – acting as if she intimidates them and forces them to run away in fear. [19659002] "I loved the terrified look in her eyes," she screams at the camera before turning The video comes as Victoria police slapped the right activist with a bill of A $ 68,000 before his controversial show in Melbourne tonight.

According to Herald Sun the bill will cover the cost of a massive police presence in uniform at the event, which should attract potentially violent protesters.

After militant activists turned the streets of Melbourne into a war zone during a speech by Milo Yiannopoulos He also received a bill of $ 50,000 Australian to cover the massive police presence.

Before she landed in Australia this week, Ms. Southern told News.com that she had declared that she would cause "chaos".

– The YouTube star has been making headlines since it's landed.

On Saturday, she appeared on Sky News, stating that she was "happy to be white"

"If I were black, I could say I'm proud, if I'm # 39, was Asian, I could say that I am proud, if I was other I can say that I am proud because it is our culture, but if I am white and I say that I am proud , the media will go crazy, "she said

Southern, who previously worked for the Canadian website Rebel.Media, was banned from entering the UK earlier this year for the distribution of flyers "racist" read "Allah is a gay god" and "Allah is trans" in front of a restaurant in the English town of Luton.