Oz Government Overreach & Censorship
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Rebel News reporter Avi Yemini set the record straight on misconceptions surrounding the ban of footage depicting stabbing attacks in a recent conversation with 3AW Mornings host Tom Elliot.
Contrary to claims made by a purported ‘cyber safety’ expert, Susan McLean, the ban was not due to it being designated as a ‘terror’ incident.
“It’s not Julie Inman Grant going ‘hey get this (taken) down I don’t like it”,” she claimed in defence of Australia’s eSafety Commissioner.
Avi clarified that the rationale behind the ban, as communicated by Twitter’s legal team to Rebel News, was the perceived level of violence in the footage of, not just the stabbing attack on Bishop Mar Mari Emmanuel, but the stabbing incident at Bondi Junction as well – which was not declared a ‘terror’ incident.
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Our politicians are making a global mockery of the Australian people. They want to censor what we see, hear & read..the same corrupt govt that lie to us everyday & have absolutely no retribution for their actions of deceit. My parents fled communist Russia to escape this. These tyrants need to be stopped!
He highlighted that Inman Grant, and the government were driving forces behind the video’s removal, noting that while the footage was undoubtedly distressing, it did not depict extreme levels of violence compared to other content freely available on the internet.
Australian politicians have specifically claimed the footage was too ‘distressing’ for Australians to be allowed to see for themselves with Prime Minister Anthony Albanese also using the buzzwords ‘misinformation’ and ‘disinformation’ to attack social media users.
“We know, I think overwhelmingly, Australians want misinformation and disinformation to stop,” he told reporters in Mackay.
“This isn’t about freedom of expression, this is about the dangerous implications that can occur when things that are simply not true, that everyone knows is not true, are replicated and weaponised in order to cause division and in this case to promote negative statements and potentially to just inflame what was a very difficult situation and social media has a social responsibility.”
However, incorrect ‘expert’ claims effectively amounting to ‘misinformation’ were freely aired on mainstream media airwaves without protest from parliamentarians.
Expressing skepticism towards the motivations behind the ban, Avi suggested that the eSafety Commissioner may have personal grievances with Twitter, now known as X, her former employer. He also criticised what he perceived as a government overreach, accusing them of relishing in exerting control.
Host Tom Elliot concurred that the public should be allowed access to such content to make informed decisions, especially concerning events occurring within Australia. Avi stressed the importance of transparency, advocating for adults to be trusted to discern and process such information independently.
In light of Avi’s clarification, it’s evident that the ban on the video was not based on its classification as a terror incident.
A muslim tries to stab to death an Orthodox priest while screaming Allahu Akbar (‘Allah is greater than your god’). That is what the govt does not want you to see or know. In other words, the govt is giving cover to the enemy who wants to kill you.