Had Gone to Listen to Senator Fraser: Egg Boy

My actions has united the people and the community, says Will the Egg Boy who infamously egged Senator Fraser Anning in the wake of the Christchurch terror attacks.

Since the egging incident, social media admirers have offered him a Ferrari and a 5-star holiday in Turkey, although others caution against condoning any form of political violence.

In an interview with Channel 10's The Project, Will said he had just attended Senator Anning's meeting 'to see if he could change my mind'. He said he thought the world should be supporting the Christchurch terror attack victims. "I actually went in there to listen to him for an hour to see if he could change my mind. I am a pretty forgiving person and in my mind I wanted to forgive him, but then he started saying some other things." Will denied that he was affiliated with any political party or activist group. He says he is a 'pro humanity'. Will said he didn't expect the Senator to react to the incident. And he believes that the incident has been blown out of proportion and maintained that the stunt was intended to be a 'few laughs with some mates'. "There's no reason to physically attack anyone."

Will pointed out that his actions had prompted an online fundraiser, which was originally started to bankroll his legal fees. Now over AU$75,000 has been raised. "Its going to help people affected by the tragedy in Christchurch, every cent."