Influencer who calls herself 'Hijabi Barbie' issues a dark warning to rich nepo babies
An activist influencer has shared a video where she repeatedly rings doorbells at random in an upmarket Melbourne neighbourhood, as she warns 'no settler will live in peace'.
The activist who calls herself 'Hijabi Barbi' on TikTok but whose identity is unknown, shared a brief clip of herself running down a back street in the inner northern suburb of Fitzroy while ringing on door buzzers.
'POV (point of view): no settler will live in peace,' the 10 second clip shared with more than 25,000 followers is captioned.
She warned 'Fitzroy rich nepo babies be careful' and was quickly inundated with online backlash.
'Ah yes, harassing random people in their homes,' an angry viewer posted on X.
'You will sleep soundly tonight knowing you are truly changing the world, one doorbell at a time.
'Imagine being an adult and not having ideas more sophisticated than an eight-year-old.'
Another added: 'So many people think random antisocial behavior is activism.'
Pro-Palestine influencer 'Hijabi Barbi' (pictured) shared a brief clip of herself running down a back street in the city's inner-city Fitzroy suburb while ringing door buzzers
Others pointed out that Fitzroy was quite a left-wing neighbourhood, so she was only disturbing likeminded people.
'Fitzroy is a super woke area, so the people there are likely Greens voters!', one wrote.
Many viewers also pointed out that she did not appear indigenous, and was therefore a 'settler' herself.
It is unclear if Ms ‘Barbi’ has any Indigenous heritage.
However, in another video posted during the Australian Open tennis in January, Ms 'Barbi' complained how event security staff confiscated Palestinian flags from supporters and tried to take her Jordanian flag.
In other clips she has proudly discussed her Iraqi heritage.
'No matter what the DNA tests show, I'm Iraqi first,' she captioned one video which included a freeze-frame image of the moment an Iraqi journalist threw his shoes at then-US President George Bush in 2008.
Ms 'Barbi' is a regular participant at pro-Palestine protests in Melbourne, which have been held almost every weekend since the outbreak of the Israel-Hamas war.
The conflict was triggered on October 7 last year when Hamas terrorists slaughtered 1,200 Israelis and took 250 hostages.
Ms 'Barbi' (pictured) is a regular at pro-Palestine protests in Melbourne, which have been held almost every weekend since the outbreak of the Israel-Hamas war.
The activist warned 'Fitzroy rich nepo babies (to) be careful'. Pictured is the inner-city suburb
Ms 'Barbi' regularly raises money for families in war-torn Gaza and promised supporters if she met a recent fundraising target, she would 'literally take a s**** on King Charles'.
A video appeared to show her partner placing anti-Israel and pro-Palestine stickers on a 'Lest We Forget' sign on the boulevard leading up to Melbourne's Shrine of Remembrance.
'Lest we forget the war crimes and genocide Australia is committing right now,' she captioned the post.
She regularly takes aim at Starbucks and Coca Cola due to both conglomerates' perceived support of Israel.
One recent video showed her partner appearing to deliberately fizz up a multi-pack of Coke cans in a supermarket in protest.
A video appeared to show her partner placing anti-Israel and pro-Palestine stickers on a 'Lest We Forget' sign on the boulevard leading up to Melbourne's Shrine of Remembrance
One recent video showed her partner deliberately fizzing up a multi-pack of Coke cans in a supermarket in protest (pictured)
Other videos have shown him screaming inside Starbucks cafes in Melbourne.
In recent racist video said: 'White people should all get back on a boat back to England and pay everyone reparations and interest'.
She also shared a video of herself and her partner walking around a Woolworths store holding several grocery items.
'Why do people complain about cost of living when supermarkets are just giant open buffets with free entry?', the caption read.
In another video, she claimed she was 'laughing for hours' following news that a statue of Captain Cook had been toppled in Melbourne ahead of Australia Day.
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