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No Accountability, No Consequences. · The Slippery Slope

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  So I just want to put this up there.
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  This was the interaction between the Senator and the Senate
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  hearing and the head of the FBI. This is regarding the 14 year
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  old boy who was charged after being the subject of the covert
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  operation. It's absolutely disgusting And
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  you know, kudos to the senator for pointing out or questioning.
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  Is there anyone actually held accountable?
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  This is, and like I've been saying consistently, this is the
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  main issue we have with with law enforcement over the last couple
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  of years. No one is held accountable for
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  anything. It's all started.
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  I believe in the pandemic. Sorry, I mispronounced it the
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  the plan. Then we can always forget the L
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  It all started in the pandemic where meeting where police were
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  told hey, you're not you, you make mistakes.
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  That's that's understandable and you won't be held accountable.
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  And this is what happens when you don't.
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  When you're not held accountable, you basically just
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  think you can run amok and do whatever you want.
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  And it's not far from the truth, to be honest.
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  No one's held accountable and we the people pay the price.
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  Age of the individual, and you have not.
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  He was 13 at the time and then and then and then became 14.
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  We put in place significant safeguards in terms of how that
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  person was engaged and again noting all operational
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  strategies in relation to this matter would jointly agreed
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  through set processes and constructs of the JCT with
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  Victoria Police and Israel and ultimately as a result of our
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  action, DPP agreed to to to the line of two serious charges.
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  And the court found that in fact it was the AFP that was
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  radicalised in the child. And I'll read you the conclusion
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  from the magistrate by its conduct in attempting to
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  radicalise TC for the purposes of of gaining evidence to
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  prosecute TC for the offences with which he's been charged.
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  The AFP has completely and inevitably undermined the
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  therapeutic process initiated by TC's parents and the Countering
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  Violent Extremism to seek to help to engage TC in the
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  therapeutic and rehabilitative process.
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  The radicalisation was happening as a result of the actions of
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  your own offices. Do you accept the magistrates
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  finding? Knowledge the ministry, it's
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  fine and we accept the file input.
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  So you'll radicalising the kids? Final question, You're
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  radicalising a 13 year old boy with autism.
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  Has anyone been held to account? Have you been held to account?
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  Has the undercover operatives have been held to account?
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  Has anyone been held to account for the final question?
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  So this in relation to to that question, it was not a position
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  or intent to you. Dedicate.
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  If you can let me finish the question, Senator.
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  The person was on the the path radicalisation long before we
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  became involved, long before Factoria Police came and found
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  it. Was the AFP who recommended he
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  become a sniper and a suicide bomber senator.
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  It was the AFP who put that in his mind.
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  A 13 year old boy with autism with an IQ of 71.
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  Is anyone held to account for this?
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  This. How's that?
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  It was the AFP who put that in the boy's mind that he should
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  become a a sniper and the suicide bomber, wife of the AFP
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  to really help. I mean the poor parents, Their
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  first mistake was going to the police for help.
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  Obscene abuse. Obscene abuse of power and
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  authority. So, Senator, that was not that
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  was not our intent and not our purpose.
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  What? You did, Yeah.
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  It wasn't our intent. We didn't mean to do it, but we
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  did do it. Senator wasn't our intent in
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  terms of. Indeed.
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  So in terms of you following up from that question, there's a
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  range of reviews that are happening in relation to this
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  matter. More than harmful?
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  More than happy to come back before as a matter of
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  transparency and confidence, I'm more than happy to come back
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  before this committee and take your.
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  Here with no consequences. They're out there with no
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  consequences, no one else. We're going to move on, Senator.
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  Should reach. There you go.
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  Yep. The senator, the senators,
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  right. Absolutely right.
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  You're here with no consequences.
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  They're out there with no consequences.
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  Like I keep saying, no one is held accountable or anything.
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  So what? This has been going on for
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  years. It's just getting worse and
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  worse in this nation. I edited the previous episode
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  that I that I did regarding this story and just took out this
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  this story from the rest of it. So it's only it's not nearly as
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  long as the other episode. So you can go back and listen to
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  what? In case because the notice a lot
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  of people just listen to like half the episodes anyway.
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  Did that. Check it out.
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  Thanks for listening to the slippery slope.