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Bondi terror attack Royal Commission · The Slippery Slope

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  With. The red light on I'm just.
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  Waiting. For the change.
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  Hi, Jay Fallon, thanks for listening to the soap.
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  So I want to get into this part, this article that came out just
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  the other day on the career mail talking about.
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  So this is the the Commission and the report that's come out
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  about the Bondi terror attack. It happened in only December of
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  last year, 2025. So they've got this royal
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  Commission, this initial reports come out.
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  It seems like no one's really being held accountable.
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  No one's looking at this. There's no transparency, that's
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  for sure. From reading this report,
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  reading this article about it, there's no transparency, No
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  one's being held accountable. It's not like, oh, you know,
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  there's a few things that we could have done quite a bit
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  better actually. And if we hadn't taken these
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  steps preventative measures, which you know it doesn't take a
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  real expert to figure out well then we could have prevented 15
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  deaths, 15 murders. That's that's my take on the
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  whole thing. But anyway, this is Australia.
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  This is our bureaucrats in government at the moment.
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  So our royal commissioners initial findings into bond eyes
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  terror attacks says no agency has advised of changes that
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  would have stopped it. Jewish leaders have responded.
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  That's a bit anyway, it's I can't even get into it.
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  The royal commissioner's interim findings in the bond eyes terror
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  attack killed, killing 15 innocent, innocent people says
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  no agency has advised of changes that could have prevented it.
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  So they might not have advised you, they might not have said,
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  Yep, these are changes we could have.
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  But I bet you, anyone, anyone, when you see what happened, when
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  you read about the events that occurred, you can pick a part
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  where the deficiencies in New South Wales Police's response
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  and what could have been, what could have been done beforehand,
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  what preventative measures could have been put in place.
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  And they would have prevented at least some, at least some of the
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  murders, if not prevented it completely.
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  And it wouldn't have been that expensive to do I, in my
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  opinion. Royal Commission of Virginia
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  Bells interim report with 14 recommended recommendations,
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  many redacted. Because you know, Australia, we
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  like transparency. Our government likes to tell us
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  everything except for those things that it doesn't want to
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  tell us. So it always redacts everything.
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  So it was handed to Governor General Sam Sam Moston at
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  Government House on Thursday morning.
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  It's because they like all the pomp and the ceremony.
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  They like to be seen to be doing the right thing as long as they
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  seem to be doing the right thing.
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  But we're not actually doing the right thing.
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  It's just all about the ceremony.
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  So among among its most startling findings, Miss Bell's
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  report said no federal estate agency advised of urgent
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  legislative or regulatory reforms required to prevent,
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  detect or respond to an attack of a similar nature to the Bondi
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  massacre. Yeah, that's fine.
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  OK. There's no federal estate agency
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  as advised of urgent legislative or regulatory reforms required.
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  That's perfectly fine. So then you'll admit if there's
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  no other reforms that were needed.
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  So obviously everything is already in place.
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  We already have the legislation and regulation in place where we
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  could have prevented it. So is anyone being held
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  accountable? Because that's what this
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  suggests to me. Going on says no agency has
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  suggested that the current legislative framework prevented
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  intelligence or law enforcement agencies from taking action.
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  So nothing prevented them from taking action.
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  So they've just royally screwed up, royally screwed up.
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  NSW Police should be answering for this.
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  There is someone in command down at Bondi who should have been
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  doing a risk assessment, should have been looking this, the
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  events that have gone on previous years, over the last
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  couple of years since Hamas attacked Israel, you know,
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  butchered what, 1000 of their citizens, something like that
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  took all those hostages. And then here in Australia, we
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  allowed, we had all these protests going on, anti-Semitic
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  protests, anti Israel protests going on in the streets.
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  For some reason we've imported all these people that think
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  well, hey, you know, anyone should be allowed to attack and
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  kill Jewish people. That's all fine.
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  And then we'll go and protest and blame the Jewish people for
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  it. And then no one in the NSW
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  Police, no one at Bondi Station, no one you know from Inspector
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  upwards thought maybe we should do a risk assessment, maybe
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  there's some precautions, some preventative measures we could
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  and should put in place that might prevent something.
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  If anyone's got any, anything planned, no one had any
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  forethought, could think that far ahead.
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  And they're saying, well, there's nothing.
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  There's nothing legislative, nothing regulatory that could
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  have that prevented their agencies.
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  It was just ineptitude, ineptitude, No forethought
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  because we don't have leaders in our police.
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  We just have managers. Something goes wrong and then
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  they manage what goes wrong. But there's no actual leaders.
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  That's the issue. Her interim report also reveals
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  a senior police operations inspector telling officers days
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  before. This is really important.
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  I think so. Remember a senior police
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  operations inspector telling officers days before going on
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  duty for the Bondi Jewish festival, Chanukah, sorry, I
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  don't know, pronounce it by the sea, targeted in the attack that
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  there was no need to stay the entire duration.
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  That's an inspector. An inspector of police
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  operations saying that so inept you, you didn't think maybe you
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  should take some precautions. All the events of the last
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  couple of years, all the protests, all some of them
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  turning violent, the aggression, the rhetoric coming out of these
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  protests without calling for violence against Jewish people.
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  And this inspector who should not have his job anymore in my
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  opinion, says, oh, it's all good, it's all you know, blah,
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  blah, blah, we're Australians, nothing goes wrong here.
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  Just bury a head in the sand as always.
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  There's no need to stay for the entire entire duration.
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  Everything's good mate, don't have to worry about it.
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  That's the stupidity of this inspector.
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  In the same section entitled Security arrangements involving
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  NSW Police, it says Jewish security group CSG NSW stated it
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  was advised in a telephone call on 10 or 11 December by an
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  officer of NSW Police. So it doesn't say rank or
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  anything, could have been any anyone, you know, just the first
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  year Connie there saying NSW Police could not provide static
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  resources for the celebration, but that Eastern Suburbs PAC.
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  So Police Area Command would provide mobile patrols with
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  tasking to check in and monitor the events.
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  Well, that that is pathetic. I would dare I say that if this
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  was a different group and it wasn't a Jewish group who had
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  had a celebration, you know, a group that maybe likes to likes
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  to talk a bit more, likes to make a bit more of a commotion
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  in the media and likes to make accusations of, you know,
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  phobias and racisms and all this kinds of thing going on.
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  If it was a different group that wasn't the Jewish community, I
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  bet you the response would have been, you know, maybe we should
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  have a few more, a few more marked vehicles getting around,
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  a few more, a bit more of a, a presence in the area to deter
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  any possible nefarious actions which may be planned.
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  I bet you if it was a different group and not the Jewish
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  community, it would be different.
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  Your Prime Minister, not mine. Anthony Albanese, defending
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  federal security agencies following release of the interim
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  report, said it showed legal regulatory frameworks did not
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  hinder the agencies that were that we are responsible for in
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  either preventing or responding to the Bondi attacks.
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  So he's just repeating, regurgitating the rhetoric come
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  out of this and that there are no urgent changes that are
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  required to keep Australians safe.
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  So like I said, they've just screwed up and no one's taking
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  responsibility. He added.
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  Countries across the world that were facing an increase in
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  anti-Semitism. So if you know, countries all
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  around the world, the whole world is facing increase in
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  anti-Semitism, what no one thought or maybe when they have
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  a celebration celebrating, you know, within the Jewish
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  community, maybe we should take more precautions.
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  But no, our inspector of the police in New South Wales says,
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  hey, you don't even have to stay for the whole duration.
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  It's all good, mate. So there has been a rise in
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  anti-Semitism. That is a global phenomenon that
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  has occurred. This is this is Anthony Albanese
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  brain wave of Prime Minister is so it's a global phenomenon
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  since the October actions of Hamas.
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  That is something that has happened right around the world.
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  He's the way he talks. It's it's almost like he's taken
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  a playbook out of Kamala Harris. Let's just talk in riddles and
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  not say anything actually fruitful, not give any
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  information that's worthwhile. Governments need to respond to
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  it. We are responding to it.
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  He said that that that is, is he like the love child of Kamala
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  Harris or something? Nafty.
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  He also reiterated governments could always do better on social
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  cohesion. Well, that's insightful.
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  That's something that everyone in the community has a role in,
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  he said among the 14 recommendations.
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  Listen to this among the 14 recommendations is for the
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  Australian New New Zealand Counterterrorism Committee to
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  hold a sweeping review of Australia's joint
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  counterterrorism teams and call for senior ministers and
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  premiers to undergo counterterrorism exercises
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  within nine months of the federal election.
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  That that'll be helpful. 159 page interim report recommends
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  all jurisdictions also prioritize.
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  This is the most important part of the article because this gets
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  at the heart of it. The only thing they really care
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  about, our government, the bureaucrats, Anthony Albanese,
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  this is all they really care about.
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  The 159 page interim report recommends all jurisdictions
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  also prioritize the national gun buyback scheme.
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  That's all they really care about.
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  The gun buyback scheme, that's all they want.
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  We're not going to hold anyone accountable.
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  An inspector, an inspector in New South Wales in that area,
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  talking about talking about the celebrations beforehand says
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  it'll all be good. You don't even have to wait for
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  the for the whole, you know, the end of the celebration.
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  Just go ahead, It's all good. Everything's going to be fine
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  because we like to bury our head in the sand and pretend that
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  we're not part of the the rest of the world.
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  We just live in our own little, I don't know, you know all those
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  protests that's been going on nearly every week for the last
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  couple of years. Don't worry about them.
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  Forget about it. It's all good.
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  We, we don't it's, it's always if the government wants to hold
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  someone accountable, if they decide that you're guilty and
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  they want to hold you accountable, they will make sure
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  you pay. And even if they can't maybe
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  prove that it's your fault, they'll make sure you pay.
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  They'll make sure it costs you. That will wrap you up, tie you
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  down in legal, in legalities, in legal costs.
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  That's what they'll do. That will absolutely ruin you
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  financially, ruin your reputation.
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  If they decide that it's your fault, it's your.
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  You're the one who's responsible for certain actions.
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  But if they don't want anyone, if they don't want to be held
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  accountable, if they don't want a bureaucrat or you know,
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  someone in the police, high-ranking police officer to
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  be held accountable, Nothing to hear, nothing to see.
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  We'll put out a report. Nothing we could have done, But
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  make sure, make sure you buy back everyone else's guns
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  because we don't want anyone's guns.
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  We don't want anyone being able to defend themselves.
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  Heaven forbid. Heaven forbid.
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  That's what it's all about. This whole thing is we don't
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  really care about the Jewish community.
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  We don't want to be held accountable.
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  We will make sure no one will be held accountable, even though it
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  is very easy to see what could have been done to prevent that
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  massacre. Very easy.
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  No one obviously did a risk assessment and thought about the
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  actions, the behaviours of people all around the country
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  over the last couple of years, the behaviours of Hamas from
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  when they attacked Israel a couple of years ago.
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  No one considered any of that. No one considered the
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  possibilities of an attack. No one thought about it at all.
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  There was no risk assessments done.
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  It was just, she'll be right mate.
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  You don't even have to stay till the end.
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  Maybe you can send across a couple of patrols.
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  Let's see how it goes. You know, it's the Jewish
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  community, so who really cares? Oh, but make sure now that
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  something's gone wrong, make sure we can buy back guns from
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  those people that probably shouldn't have been in the
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  country anyway. How the heck did they get guns?
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  But we got to make sure we buy back the guns off all the
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  farmers who needed to shoot Kangaroos and wild pigs and that
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  make sure, make sure you buy back your guns.
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  What a crock of rubbish. Let me know what you think.
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  I'm Jay Fallon. This is just, it's despicable.
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  It's disgusting. Anthony Albanese should be
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  ashamed of himself. The NSW police should be holding
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  several people accountable for failing the Jewish community.
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  There is definitely things preventative measures that could
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  have been put into place but someone if not a group of people
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  dropped the ball. But the government doesn't want
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  them to be held accountable. All the government cares about
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  is take the guns of people, of responsible people.
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  Let me know what you reckon. What do you think?
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  I'm Jay Fallon. Thanks for listening to the
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  slippery slope. They just.
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  Feel the desire they will take me higher.
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  I'm on fire because nothing's gonna bring me down.
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  Nothing's going to stop me now and no one needs to be done.
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  And nothing's going to stop me now and nothing's going to hold
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  me down. Got my eye on the eyes, got my
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  style it seems no sight. Nothing's going to brings me
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  down. Nothing 's going to stop me now,
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  my soul just to focus on the girl, and nothing's going to
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  stop me now and nothing's going to hold me down.
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  I got my eye and the pride's going to sit it on without some
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  views.