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She Was Arrested for Praying in Her Head · The Slippery Slope

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  OK? There's heaps, heaps going on in
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  the world at the moment. A lot I'm looking at thinking,
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  well, I'd love to talk about that.
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  I'd love to wear this. There's still so much of the
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  election stuff going on in the States.
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  The, you know, everyone's taking it apart, checking out, trying
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  to work out what actually went wrong for the Democrat Party.
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  The analysis is a little overwhelming.
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  It still seems like so many on the left just do not want to
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  admit they, they can't see or it's maybe they can see, they,
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  they at least do not want to admit what's gone wrong.
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  There's some voices of reason that are talking and saying,
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  hey, this is what's actually happened.
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  This is where we, the Democratic, the Democrat Party
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  went wrong. This is what we have done wrong.
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  But so many of the voices, so many of the the talking heads
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  over there, they don't want to listen.
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  They don't want to admit. They can't admit, admit where
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  they went wrong, what they did wrong.
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  And a lot of it I look at and think, well, this is just pride.
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  A lot of so much of it is just pride, arrogance.
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  They just so full of themselves in general.
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  Anyway, So I, I was looking at all this thinking, man, so much
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  to talk about in the world. And then, you know, you've got
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  North Korea has joined up with, with the Russians.
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  They're now fighting in Ukraine there.
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  There's still so much happening with Israel and what's happening
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  in the war over there. I, I've spoken about a lot
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  before about what I believe this is all coming together for the
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  future Gog Magog war as described in Ezekiel, Ezekiel
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  38. And I think eventually what I
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  think eventually will happen is this war that's currently
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  happening, happening with Israel.
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  Israel will will be victorious in their fights against Hamas
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  and and well, what really is Iran, they'll they will dominate
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  this war. They'll be victorious and they
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  will have a pseudo peace kind of come into come into play.
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  And then eventually and then eventually everyone will rally,
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  everyone will join together. And Russia, I think it is, they
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  will lead the charge, come back down for whatever reason, some,
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  some reason that who knows what it is.
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  But the Bible says, you know, a cook will be put in the mouth
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  and they'll come back down and there will be a massive big war
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  in the end. But I think I believe going from
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  what the Bible says, Israel will be victorious and there will be
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  a kind of a peace for a while. OK, But Iran is never going to
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  let go of it. There might be a peace, but they
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  will hate the Jew for the rest of their for their forever,
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  forever. They're not going to let go.
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  Even if they go and sign agreements and make some kind of
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  peace, they're not going to let it go anyway.
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  So you've got all these things happening so much you can't keep
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  up with it. I can't keep up with it.
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  But here in Australia, I think there's other things coming,
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  There's other things coming along.
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  And I want to get back to actually what started over in
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  the UK because I think this is going to make its way to the
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  rest of the Western world. And that's talking about prayer
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  and how prayer is becoming. It's starting to starting to
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  roll into where prayer is not just frowned upon, but becoming
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  illegal in certain, certain ways.
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  So obviously I've spoken about how in they've passed
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  legislation, passed legislation where if you're within 200
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  metres, 200 metres of an abortion clinic, you cannot, you
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  cannot pray, you can't have any kind of protests, any kind of
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  signs out. So people living within 200
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  metres of an abortion clinic, newsletters were sent out by the
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  government, by local councils and that saying hey, if you're
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  living within this area, well then these are the rules that
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  you have to abide by and basically you cannot pray.
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  Now I had rents read some stuff and there's a little bit of a
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  little bit of information out there, but I've been looking for
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  some more stories. What else?
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  Who else has been arrested? What else has happened?
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  You know, it's such a, to me, it's such a big story and it's
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  so serious, but I wanted more, wanted more stories.
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  So we've found some more stories.
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  This one comes out on the Free Press and it gives a lot more
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  the the different stories, the different instances that have
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  occurred where people have been arrested, actually arrested or
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  praying. Not just praying as in going out
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  on the street and yelling at a prayer, you know, saying the
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  Lord's Prayer on the street and yelling at, but standing and
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  praying silently. And then please coming up,
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  asking the questions, obviously they're Christians and they're
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  saying, what are you doing while I was praying?
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  So they admit and then they end up getting arrested.
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  So, oh, look, I'll bring this, bring this article up so we can
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  all have a look at it. But I just think this is really
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  interesting because like I said, I think this is, is going to
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  eventually roll out. I'm going to say eventually,
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  probably fairly a lot quicker than we realise.
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  I think it's going to it's going to come, it's going to roll into
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  the rest of the Western society probably a little quicker than
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  we'd like to admit. So this is from the Free Press
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  free people says she was arrested for praying in head.
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  So I'm going to read a fair bit of this not it's a it's a really
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  long article. I would I would recommend you go
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  ahead and check it out for yourself.
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  So citizens in the UK have been arrested, prosecuted and
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  convicted for silently praying outside abortion clinics.
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  Even organising pro life meetings in your own home may be
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  a criminal offence. This came out in October 25th
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  2024 by Madeleine Madeleine Keynes Keynes Emma has strong
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  feelings about abortion. She wears T-shirts to say things
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  like pro life and proud. A devout Catholic, she is a
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  trustee of a pro life activism group and regularly holds
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  planning meetings in at a flat in Edinburgh, Scotland.
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  On a way to work at an office in the centre of town, the 24 year
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  old passes the abortion facility at nearby Chalmers Hospital.
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  Sometimes she prays with rosary beads as she walks by.
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  Now, just so you know exactly where I stand, OK, so I'm a
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  Christian. I don't, I don't think there's
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  any. Well, I don't believe in a lot
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  of the stuff that the Catholics believe in.
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  I did actually go to a Catholic boarding school for a couple of
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  years. But anyway, if that's Catholics
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  choose to do this, I don't agree with it.
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  I don't think it's necessary. But if that's why, if that's
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  what you want to practise, you should still be free to
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  practise, right? In such a manner Goes on.
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  But now she's worried she could get arrested in her
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  neighbourhood for wearing that T shirt, my goodness, beholding
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  those meetings, or even for praying in her head.
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  So in October, for Emma, who asked not to be named, got a
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  letter from the Scottish Government addressed dear
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  resident. His purpose was to alert her
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  that her home, due to her proximity to the hospital, is
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  now in an abortion censorship zone.
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  Just when you thought it was good to live near a hospital.
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  Nope, this is due to the U KS brand new safe Access law which
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  came into effect September 24 and made it a criminal offence
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  to do anything within 200 metres of an abortion facility that
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  could influence someone's decision to access, provide or
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  facilitate an abortion. And the Scottish Government's
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  letter, Emma read that even activities in a private place,
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  such as a house within the area, could be an offence if they can
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  be seen or heard within the zone and are done intentionally or
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  recklessly. You can report a group or an
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  individual that you think is breaking the law.
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  The letter added, before providing instructions on how to
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  do so. You know, I read that part
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  about, oh you can, you can just report people.
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  And immediately I thought, wow, the government was getting us
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  all used to reporting our neighbours and our friends
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  during the COVID, during the plan demic, you know, it was
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  all, hey, we, we had it going on.
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  It was farcical here in Australia.
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  Everyone was reporting. We had people reporting their
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  neighbours because they were having gatherings or because
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  they weren't, they were outside in their yard.
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  And you know, you can't be outside in your yard having a
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  BBQ. No, no, no.
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  So people were reporting that were getting us used to dobbing
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  in on our on our friends, their colleagues, their neighbours.
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  So that's just, I, just, as soon as I read that, I thought, there
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  you go, that's what they've been doing, that's what they've been
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  up to. So Emma couldn't believe her
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  eyes. The law carries a maximum fine
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  of 10,000 lbs. In June, it passed in the
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  Scottish Parliament, following in the footsteps of Northern
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  Ireland, which became the first country in the UK before
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  abortion to enforce abortion censorship legislation.
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  The rest of the UK is doing the same.
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  On October 31st, a similar law, it's not lost to me that October
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  31st, which is Halloween, Not that I not that I celebrate
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  Halloween at all, but it's not, it wasn't lost to me that they
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  passed this law, came in on Halloween.
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  A similar law will come to effect in England and Wales.
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  It was passed by Parliament in 2023.
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  In these countries, the fine will be unlimited.
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  So what does that mean? Unlimited?
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  You could lose your house, you could lose everything you have
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  with these unlimited fines. That's ridiculous.
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  So all of this legislation codifies on a national level a
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  trend that has been creeping across the UK for a decade. 10
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  years ago, in 2014, Parliament empowered local councils to
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  create and police their own antisocial behaviour laws.
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  The intention was to enhance the professional capabilities and
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  integrity of the police. But since 2018, five UK
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  districts have used these powers to aggressively limit what
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  people can do, say and even think near abortion clinics.
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  I spoke to four people who have fallen afoul of these
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  restrictions and a disturbing pattern emerged, the author
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  says. So can you see what's happened
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  here? Parliament empowered local
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  councils to create and police their own antisocial behaviour
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  behaviour laws. The intention was to intend was
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  to enhance the professional capabilities and integrity of
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  the police. But look what happened.
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  You go and give these, these people, these councils more
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  power and they don't do what you intend, what you think they
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  should be doing. No, no, they take it even
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  further. They use it for something else.
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  This is what happens. You give a little bit, they
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  take, you give an inch, they take them off.
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  The same thing I think is happening in Australia, which
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  I'm going to get onto in a few minutes too with, with the new
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  laws that they're trying to push through in Australia.
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  Okay, let's we'll go to another. So in November 2022, Adam Smith
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  Connor, a physiotherapist and veteran, was interrogated by
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  local authorities in Burn Mouth on the South Coast of England,
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  which had recently introduced an abortion citizen censorship
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  zone. His alleged crime was silently
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  praying for three minutes or 50 metres from an abortion clinic.
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  When council officers asked what is the nature of your prayer?
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  He replied I'm praying for my son who is deceased, referring
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  to his unborn child that he and his then girlfriend decided to
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  abort 2 decades ago. So I mean it feels a little
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  guilty. Smith Connor was charged with
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  breaching the censorship zone early this month.
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  He was convicted in order to pay £9000.
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  He set up a Gofund of age on crowdfunding website which
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  raised the fee within hours. He and lawyers supporting him
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  are considering an appeal. OK another one the same day.
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  Burnmouth. Also, the trial of Olivia Tasiki
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  Bolt was due to begin. The retired scientist, who's 64,
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  faces the same charges as Smith Connor, but her alleged offence
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  is standing outside an abortion clinic in March 2023 with a sign
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  that simply read here to talk if you want.
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  Her trial was postponed to March 2025 to give both legal teams
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  time to consider the implications of Smith Connor's
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  verdict. About the same time in
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  Birmingham, the U KS second largest city, Isabel, born
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  Spruce, who's 47, was arrested for silently praying outside an
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  abortion clinic. So it goes down.
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  Talk a bit more of her later. Meanwhile, Father Sean Gough,
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  who's 34, was charged with two counts of silent prayer in the
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  same city, as well as parking near an abortion clinic with an
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  Unborn Lives Matter bumper sticker.
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  A bumper sticker and holding a sign that read Praying for free
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  speech. And just over a year ago, in
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  October 2023, a pro Life volunteer named Patrick Parks,
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  57, was praying silently outside an abortion clinic in Birmingham
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  when police threatened him with a fine.
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  Their instruction to him Listen to this line.
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  Kindly move elsewhere, elsewhere outside the exclusion zone where
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  you've got your human rights. Again, not to half on COVID, but
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  I was reminded what happened to all people in my situation.
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  I was in the police, you know, where they said, Yep, you've got
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  human rights and we're not allowed to, We're not supposed
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  to be allowed to force you to undergo a medical procedure.
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  However, you flip the page. However, we're going to do it
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  anyway. And this is the reason that
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  we're giving. So suck it up.
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  It's just it just I look back now and I mean, this is what I
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  thought at the time too, but it's all coming.
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  It's all coming just as everyone's been warning, just as
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  I've been warning, saying what they were doing during the play
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  endemic was just getting everyone prepared, was just
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  getting everyone ready for that time.
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  We're OK. Everyone's like, Yep, human
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  rights, forget about it. We don't need human rights.
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  We're we're used to not having a human rights.
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  We're used to having a human rights are ignored.
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  Yep, go and dub on your neighbours, knob on your dub on
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  your friends because they're not doing what the government said
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  is the right thing. They're having a little prayer
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  vigil, they're outside in their own yard, but oh, they said the
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  name of Jesus and there's a hospital 200 metres down the
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  road, so better go and DOB on them as well.
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  We're going to see everyone arrested.
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  So I'm reading all the story and there's a lot more to it.
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  It's a very long article. I was going to read a little bit
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  more because of the articles. Too long to go through the whole
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  thing. It says In 2014, when the
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  Conservative government introduced the Antisocial
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  Behaviour, Crime and Policing Act, it assumed that local
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  authorities would create their own criminal offences for
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  relatively minor public nuisances, such as leaving trash
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  on the street and dog fowling. Parliament certainly didn't
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  intend for this act to be used in the way that it's currently
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  being used, said Jeremiah in gun a bowl.
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  I'm sorry, Jeremiah, I probably butchered your name, but that's
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  a picture of Jeremiah there. I'm really sorry.
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  What it just anyway Jeremiah in Gun a bowl, a lawyer for with
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  Alliance Defending Freedom who's supporting Smith, Connor to
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  Sissy Bolt born Spruce and Father Goth.
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  He explains that the law allows local councils to play judge,
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  jury, executioner by introducing and enforcing their own laws
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  with little to no oversight. As a result, 5 local councils
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  around the UK, Manchester, Birmingham and Bournemouth, and
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  two London districts, Ealing and Richmond upon Thames or Thames,
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  have been free to implement abortion censorship zones in
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  language of these ordinances, often explicitly targets
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  religious activities. In September 2022, the
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  authorities in Birmingham, for instance, banned any act of
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  approval or disapproval or attempted acts of approval or
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  disapproval with respect to issues related to abortion
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  services by any means within the zone, then cited prayer as an
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  example. Meanwhile, Bournemouth's local
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  legislation introduced in October 22 bands vigils where
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  attendees audibly pray, recite scripture, genuflect, sprinkle
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  holy water on the ground or cross themselves if they
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  perceive a service users is passing by.
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  Genuflect. If you don't know what that
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  means, I think it's like, you know, when you like you're kind
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  of like curtsy or kind of drop a knee and like bow and someone's
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  coming like like I think people generally it's like if you see
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  like a priest or something like that and they I think that's
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  what genuflect is and they kind of, you know, Bob their head
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  kind of a little. It's not really something that
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  we do these days. I think that's what genuflect
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  is, if I remember correctly, anyway.
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  So the results borders on farce so far.
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  The Golf of Saint John the Evangelist in Banbury was
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  summoned to a police station. Summoned to a police station in
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  Birmingham in December 2022 after officers questioned him
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  outside an abortion clinic in the city.
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  He was grilled on what message? His clerical clothing, his
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  clothing. He's a father, he's a priest.
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  Whatever you call him, he's a priest.
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  He's wearing his little dog tag and all that stuff.
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  You know, his little collar, sorry, not doctor, his little
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  collar showing that he's a priest.
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  He's a father. You know, what kind of message
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  does your does your outfit? What's that sending?
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  He was grilled. He was also asked what he was
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  praying about. Earlier this month, Father Gough
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  told the Free Press what he told the police, that he was praying
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  that God's grace will come upon us, come upon those inside the
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  facility. Sorry, the police officer asked
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  what does word grace mean? The reason why I'm talking about
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  all this, why I want to talk about this is because I think
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  this is going to be, I think it's going to come into the rest
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  of the Western society like a flood.
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  Everyone is talking about abortion.
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  And even though we've had America's had AI believe it's a
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  good result, abortion, abortion is still really high on the the
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  political agenda here in Australia.
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  We've gone disgustingly, disgustingly overboard.
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  Any abortion I think is absolutely, absolutely wrong.
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  However, we have gone to the NTH degree where we are.
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  If, if you're if you're pregnant, you can actually get
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  an abortion up till the very end, the very time that you're
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  about to give birth. You might have to jump through a
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  couple of hoops, but you're, you're basically just, you're,
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  you're killing a baby who was allowed, who would be able to
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  live outside the womb anyway. And this is where we've gone in
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  Australia. It's just absolutely disgusting.
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  So if you think that these things won't pass, won't happen
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  eventually, I think that's exactly where we're all going to
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  go. And The thing is that our our
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  legislators, our politicians. They push through different laws
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  like what's happened here in the UK, they put through these laws
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  thinking it's going to be used for one thing and then what
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  happens they go and use it for another.
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  So I want to bring, I'm bringing that up saying, because we've
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  got the misinformation bill, everyone's been saying this is
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  dangerous. I just want to read a little
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  bit. I've already spoken about
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  misinformation bill or said how I thought why I thought this is
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  dangerous. This is, you know, it's again,
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  it's a bit of a Trojan horses saying this, this is what they
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  want to bring in, but we're going to have trouble issues
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  because they're not going to, they're not going to hold back
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  with just just what they they say that you're able to do
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  whatever they want. So this headline incredibly
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  dangerous. Albanese's misinformation bill
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  likened to 191984. So Nationals MP Keith Pitt, he's
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  likened it to, he's likened Labour's government proposed
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  misinformation legislation to George L World's 1984 book Who
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  in This Place? He says who in this place and in
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  this country would think that part of that dystopian fiction,
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  an absolute work of fiction, would be implemented by the
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  Albanese government in terms of the Ministry of Faith, Truth,
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  Ministry of Faith, sorry, in terms of the Ministry of Truth,
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  Mr Pitt said in the House of Representatives on Thursday.
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  The idea, even the concept that a public servant in a department
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  will determine what a fact is and whether someone can have
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  that opinion and whether they can have that reasonable belief
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  is a yawning chasm. It is incredibly dangerous to
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  this country. The, the problem is we've got,
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  we've got people, like I said, we've got, we've got
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  bureaucrats, bureaucrats who decided bureaucrats demand
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  public servants who've decided they that they know best, they
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  can decide what a fact is. These are the same people that
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  will stand up and support someone, support someone who you
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  know, is, is a woman, but now pretending to be a man.
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  And then even though there's all sorts of depravity on their
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  social media, they will still support this person because, you
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  know, heaven forbid we point out that that they're sexuality,
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  that they're actually confused in the head and they're not
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  actually a man, they're actually a woman or vice versa.
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  Now, these are the people. This is what they stand for.
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  They deny the truth. They tell you that good is evil
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  and evil is good. They deny the truth and put
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  forward their own definition of of facts.
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  This is what's happening in Australia.
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  This is what's happened in the UK.
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  They put forward this legislation, a Trojan horse.
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  They came through. And it's like, oh, by the way,
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  now you can't pray if you're in certain radius around a hospital
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  that does abortions, around abortion clinic, they'll bring
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  in this piece of legislation, this misinformation bill.
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  And they say, oh, yeah, by the way, by the way, you can't.
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  If you put up something that we don't like, that we deem we
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  don't agree with that we deem is not our idea of a fact.
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  Well, then you've got this big fawn or you're going to be taken
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  to court, you are going to be arrested and you're going to
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  have to prove, because we're going to say that you are guilty
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  until proven innocent instead of the, at the moment we're
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  innocent, proven guilty. This is what's going to happen.
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  Free speech is getting taken away from us.
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  Freedom of thought, freedom of prayer.
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  It's all coming in, just in different ways.
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  This is how it's coming in, in Australia, I believe.
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  I don't, I don't think it's going to take very long,
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  unfortunately. To finish off, I just want to
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  remind you what happened in the book of Daniel, You know,
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  probably just read it for yourself, but the in Daniel
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  chapter 6, there was a plot against Daniel.
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  Basically, these, these leaders within the nation, they didn't
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  like, they were just basically jealous of Daniel.
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  And if you've heard of the, the story of Daniel in the lion's
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  den, This is why they were jealous of Daniel.
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  They wanted to set him up because they knew, because they
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  knew that he prayed, because they knew that he prayed every
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  day and that he wouldn't be, you know, he wouldn't have his mind
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  changed. He wouldn't be changed and, and
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  made to stop praying. He would always be praying.
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  He would stick to his convictions.
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  He stood for something and that was what he was going to keep on
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  doing. So they decided to set him up,
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  Come to the king and say, hey, how about we make it?
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  You've got this time frame and no one can pray.
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  No one can do these things. They can't pray to their gods.
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  They can only pray to you. They can't do anything else.
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  So he signed off on it. Daniel was one of his
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  favourites. He signed off at it.
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  And then they'd come back and said basically, Yep, you know
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  what's happened? Daniel was out there and he's
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  praying to his God. So then the law has already been
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  signed. So then Daniel gets thrown in
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  the lion's den. Obviously, if you know the
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  story, Daniel lives, God saves him.
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  Or the reason why I'm saying this is it's happened in the
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  past. We need to learn in the past.
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  If you believe in the Bible like I do, you'll know that this is,
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  I believe very spiritual. It's, it's, it's a weird thing.
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  And I think it's actually, I've heard other people say this.
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  If anything, these people must believe in the power of prayer
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  more than a lot of Christians do.
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  The end that can, that's got to be the only, that's the only
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  explanation I can think of that they would want to ban praying.
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  They believe, they believe that prayer is very powerful, so they
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  want to ban it. This is what happened in Daniel.
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  They want to set him up. So they thought they'd catch him
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  up by setting him up for praying.
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  History repeating, it's repeating itself.
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  I think this is going to end up coming to Australia, to all
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  Western society where they're going to continue pushing,
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  pushing abortion further and further because they're just
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  worshipping the death of these children at the altar of Molech
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  and pushing against God and pushing for prayer to be
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  abolished, the ability to pray to be abolished.
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  And because obviously eventually we'll have a, a false religion
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  set up in the world eventually, but that's probably a different,
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  a different subject to talk about.
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  But this is where it's all leading to, I believe.
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  Keep your eyes open all the other stuff that's happening in
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  the world, Don't be distracted. See all the other things that
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  are happening and think, well, what's what's really what's
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  really trying to be what, what are they really trying to do?
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  What are they really trying to do?
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  What are they trying to sneak past us?
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  Why are they bringing this legislation in anyway?
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  Hey, this is all my opinion. Check it out for yourself.
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  Read the article. I'll put a link up for that
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  article so you can read it for yourself.
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  It's fairly long, but it's very it's very interesting.
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  And check out the misinformation bill and the things that the
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  Albanese government's trying to sneak past us.
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  Like I said, this is all my opinion.
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