The Very First White Man Who Stood Up Against The Belligerent Occupation Of Australia (TRUE HISTORY)

In the 1870’s Ned Kelly, a man of Irish descent, stood up against (police led) government corruption in order to protect the public, his family and close associates. He waged war on deceitful Australian colonial police, partly as a result of several ugly run-ins between police and his family. He organised a group of friends, family and associates to combat the police initiated tyranny. His gang became known as the infamous ‘Kelly gang’. They held up several Banks and Post offices robbing them of gold and money, in their most famous bank robbery Ned ordered the manager of the bank/post office to send a (morse code) telegram directly to the Victorian Government accusing them of unlawfully enslaving the people of Victoria.

He and his gang put up a bold and daring revolt in an explosive last stand shootout at the Glenrowan Inn in Victoria. Defending themselves against the corrupt Victorian law enforcement after attempting to derail the train that transported the police who came to arrest him and his gang. Wearing innovative metal Armour body protection to deflect bullets from the enemy, the Kelly gang successfully prevented many police officers from apprehending them. Shooting, killing and injuring them in the bloody stand off. Kelly was eventually cornered and injured from police fire and captured. He partially recovered from his bullet wounds only to be tried and hanged in what has now become the most famous outlaw revolt in Australian history. He was murdered by the Victorian Government in what is now named ‘The Old Melbourne Gaol’ in November 1880. He was only 25 years old when they killed him. He was the first man to make a stand against the belligerent occupation of Australia. This movie is the story of his short life. R.I.P Ned, you warrior of truth!

NED KELLY THE MOVIE