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Australian Leftists Want To Put Elon Musk In Prison · Radio Baloney - The Richie Baloney Show!

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  Fresh off his feud with a Brazilian Supreme Court judge, Elon Musk is taking
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  his next fight to the very top of the government down Under. The owner
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  of x and self proclaimed champion of free speech, has refused to comply with
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  an Australian order to remove videos of violence from his platform, a move that
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  has solicited the ire of the Prime Minister. So let's see, just days
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  after a knife man killed six of them all. Earlier this month, Australia
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  was rocked by another stabbing incident in the suburbs of Sydney, when on April
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  fifteenth, a bishop and a priest were stabbed during a livestream sermon. Graphic
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  footage of the attack, which the government deemed terrorism, quickly circulated online and
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  sparked riots near the church scene of the crime. So the government doesn't want
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  you to see that footage only ever goes one way, doesn't it for some
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  reason. But the stuff they don't want you to see it only ever seems
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  to go one way, especially when you got a labor government. I guess
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  which left wing government. But down from the headline and down the article a
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  little bit, we find this. In an April nineteen statement, the platform
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  that would be X Global Government Affairs Team said that it believed the E Safety
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  Commissioner's order quote was not within the scope of Australian law, and that certain
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  posts order to be removed did not violate x's rules on violent speech. So
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  it's actually not just that one thing. There's a whole bunch of stuff they
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  want taken down. But anyway, the statement said that X complied. X
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  complied with the order within Australia, so within Australia, pending a legal challenge,
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  but that it did not remove the post in question globally and was now
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  being ordered to do so under threat of a daily fine of five hundred thousand
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  dollars US. So EX is saying they complied with the order within Australia,
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  so take the posts that were requested to be taken down within Australia while they're
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  challenging that. But that's not the end of it. Quote. While X
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  respects the right of a country to enforce its laws within its jurisdiction, the
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  E Safety Commissioner does not have the authority to dictate what content x's users users
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  can see globally can see globally. We will robustly challenge this unlawful and dangerous
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  approach in court. Global takedown orders go against the very principles principles of a
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  free and open intranet and threaten free speech everywhere. So the Australian government wants
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  X to censor globally content that they want taken down in Australia. So they
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  wanted the right to just ban anything globally if they think that it's harmful.
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  They always say it's harmful, right, all the times they want to take
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  away your freedoms and be authoritarian, it's always because there's some thing harmful and
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  they're trying to help you. So the Australian government wants to be able to
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  dictate two X what it can show in other countries outside of Australia. That
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  seems crazy to me. In fact, it is crazy. You don't really
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  see that in any of the headlines right for some reason they don't want to
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  show that. So it's usually if it's in it at all where they mentioned
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  that, yeah, they took it down in Australia, they just refuse to
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  take it down globally. That's either not in the article or further down where
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  they know a lot of people won't actually read it, so let's keep going
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  here. So here's Sky News Australia. Let's hear what they have to say
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  about this tonight. It's heavy on Lamby content. Yes, Jackie Hanby wants
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  to throw the world's richest man in gile and throw away the key. He
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  has absolutely no social conscience. Someone like that should be in jail and the
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  cavey thrown a Why that Blake should not have a right to be out there
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  on his own dye ideology platform. So essentially, what she's saying is that
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  nobody should have a right to publish something that she doesn't like. That's what
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  she's saying. Welcome to the modern Left. This isn't you know, your
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  old you know art teacher from the eighties anymore, your old burnout art teacher
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  from the eighties. This is the new Left. It's a new left and
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  they mean business and they mean to control you and your life and everything about
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  it. It's going a little further. Good Lord, can you believe that
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  woman is in the Australian Senate and we have the nerve to mock the quality
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  of American politicians. Let's bring in Daniel Wildner, Deputt Deputy Executive Director of
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  the Institute of Public Affairs Daniel. I'm really lost for words. But Senator
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  Amby, what do you make of her Commentarat does still on Mousca belong in
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  jail? Of course it doesn't. And look, it's concerning at how many
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  are quick to jump on the ante elon anti Twitter band wagon. Okay,
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  the Australian E Safety Commissioner. They have something called an e safety commissioner there
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  who actually appears to be American. She sounds American, but she's been questioned
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  about her insane authoritarianism. Let's see see what they have to say here.
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  Can you give me examples of Australian accounts that X has allowed back on that
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  your service that your office subjects to. They reinstated sixty one hundred previously banned
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  Australian accounts. You're assuming the previous bands were in order. Have you explored
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  those previous bands? Well? So Twitter, as the company had a whole
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  range of policies, including a hateful conduct policy. You've gone off their interpretation
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  of their policy even though we know they were by it. I'd like the
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  witness to give me examples of Australian accounts that X had allowed back. I
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  didn't ask them specific questions, No specific questions. Hmmm, funny about that.
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  And just also you should know Julian mc grant was recently offered the World
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  Economic Forum in Davos talking about you know, we're not just going to do
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  this in Australia, as in not take too much notice of what we're actually
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  doing, but force companies into this reporting anyway, We're going to take it
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  global. Did you attend the World Economic Forum planning session in Davis last month?
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  I attended the World Economic Global Summit. I was well, they're just
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  drawn to the World Economic Forum like moths to a flame, aren't they?
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  They really are? World Economic Forum gets around got the World Economic Forum planning
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  session in Davis. You said, quote, we have started something called the
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  Global Online Safety Regulator. Who is we? Did you receive minister or permission
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  to involve Australia in another globalist power sing whole? I am an independent statutory
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  authority. We know we're going to be go much further when we work together
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  with other like minded independent statutory authorities around the rock club. So now we
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  have the Global Online Safety Regulator and mixed up the global misinformat. So yeah,
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  that's the way things that seem to be going. Is everything global?
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  Right? For the guy asking the questions there, I like him. I
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  think he should be the Prime Minister of Australia. But yeah, it seems
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  to be this is what we see is that everything is moving towards globalized.
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  Like it's not just economic now, it's governmental globalization. Where you seem to
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  be seeing. What we are seeing is that leaders going to places like DeVos
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  DeVos for the WEF and leaving all with the same ideas. I mean,
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  because it's the same thing and every certainly the anglosphere, we can definitely say
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  that. Right. So what mass immigration, censorship, out of control spending
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  and just cultural Marxism. I mean, what feels certainly like a cultural revolution
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  happening. Everything being redefined, History is being burnt to the ground and denigrated.
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  It's the same. It's same it throughout the anglosphere, isn't it?
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  Our history is terrible? Right, you have no rights? You shouldn't have
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  rights. Rights are bad, Rights are a threat to democracy. Apparently,
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  you know, free speech has got to go. And these constant appeals to
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  this kind of global authority. It doesn't feel like it's it's you know,
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  a coincidence that all the things, all the same things are happening at the
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  same time and throughout through all these countries. So it's not surprising to hear
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  somebody like that talking about the w e F and you know, global standards
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  and all of this. In fact, it almost seems like like we're expected
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  to think it's just normal, like it's normal for our own elected representatives to
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  not represent us, but to represent something else, some global interest. Rogue
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  thought says, these these authoritarian leaders are scary, but worship people voted for
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  them. They did, and they there are people that will continue. I
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  mean in Canada, I keep saying this over and over again. You know,
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  Trudeau. I don't think he's got any chance of winning the next election
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  here in twenty twenty five, but there are people that will vote for him.
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  There are people that will vote for him if he said that, you
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  know, if we gave him another term, he would force all Canadians to
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  live in holes in the ground to fight climate change. There's still twenty five
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  percent of the country that would vote for him. Maybe that's overstated it,
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  maybe twenty percent. There are people there. He could just come out and
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  say I will destroy you. I will make it my goal. I will.
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  I will spend every second of my day trying to destroy your lives economically,
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  in every single way. I will force every single person in Canada to
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  get a sex change operation. There's still twenty percent of the population that will
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  vote for him. Rok Thought says in Global medical control as well with the
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  WHO, Yeah, that seems like a real bad idea, doesn't it.
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  After that whole you know, pandemic thing, that seems like a bad idea
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  to give it into the hands of the WHO. I don't think they did
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  very well in that. I don't think they gave us any reason to trust
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  them whatsoever. Far is the government willing to go and looking at new powers,
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  How far is it willing to go to take on Elon Musk, who
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  really has hit back on the social media platform again overnight. We'll do what's
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  necessary to take on this arrogant billionaire who thinks he's above the law. So
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  this is the left wing Prime Minister of Australia, Anthony Albanize, but also
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  above common decency. What the E Safety Commissioner is doing is is doing her
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  job to protect the interests of Australians and the idea that someone would go to
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  court for the right to put up violent content on a platform shows how out
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  of touch mister Musk is. A social media needs to have social responsibility with
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  it, mister Musk, So just forget just about with it he's talking about
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  he wants to block it worldwide in every country. I think it might be
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  in the public interest, by the way, to know what's happening in your
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  country, to know the severity of what's happening. I don't think that's protecting
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  people. I don't think hating the truth from people is protecting them. I
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  think that's protecting something else. I think that's protecting his interest. It's just
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  the way I see it. Oh my god, listen to this Karen from
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  Australia talking about the job of government is to stop misinformation and disinformation. Oh,
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  this is going to be incredibly irritating. It just beggars belief. Really,
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  doesn't it that this guy, this egotistical billionaire, thinks that it's more
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  important for him to be able to show whatever he wants on X or Twitter
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  or whatever you want to call it today. It's more important for him to
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  have his way than to respect the victims of the crimes that are being shown
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  on social media and to protect our Australian community from the harmful impact of showing
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  this terrible stuff on social media, we are acting in Australia. We have
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  quadrupled the budget for the e Safety Commissioner. We tried to introduce the Misinformation
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  and Disinformation Bill last year. Sadly the Liberals and Nationals didn't support it at
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  the time. Peter Dutton and Susanne Yeah, I've got a feeling that just
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  anything that's inconvenient to their plans and policies, especially around something like say mass
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  immigration, that's going to be harmful, and a feeling they're quadrupling the funding
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  for this as well to stop people from seeing reality that must be comforting