article_snippet.sent: Eight guards at Nauru detention centre have been suspended after Eight guards at Nauru detention centre posted anti-Islamic messages on social media and were pictured with Pauline Hanson at a recent Reclaim Australia rally.
article_snippet.sent: A former staffer at Transfield subcontractor Wilson Security said the guards – seven of whom are former Australian Defence personnel - 'frequently referred to asylum seekers in asylum seekers care as "the enemy"', Reclaim Australia reported.
article_snippet.sent: Nauru guards pictured with Pauline Hanson at the Reclaim Australia rally in Brisbane earlier this month. 
article_snippet.sent: Some of Nauru guards were found to have posted on Some of the guards Facebook accounts promoting the controversial Reclaim Australia rallies – which were held around Nauru on April 4 to protest against Islamisation and the influence of 'minorities' and 'radical extremism' in Australia.
article_snippet.sent: Some of the guards were pictured posing with former federal MP Pauline Hanson –
article_snippet.sent: well known for her anti-immigration and anti-Halal stance - at the Brisbane Reclaim Australia event.
article_snippet.sent: In other social media posts some of Nauru guards compared Muslims to Nazis while others accused companies with Halal-certified products of supporting terrorism.
highlights_snippet.sent: Eight guards at Nauru detention centre have been suspended .
  
highlights_snippet.sent: Eight guards at Nauru detention centre posted 'anti-Islamic' messages on social media and were pictured with Pauline Hanson at a recent Reclaim Australia rally .
  