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Unlawful Arrests in Victoria · The Slippery Slope

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Boy, Jacob Allen. Thanks for listening to the
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slippery slope. So listen, I saw her story it
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was last week and Andrew bolt was talking to have yemeni, and
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there were talking about the well RVs.
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Security guard was arrested by the Victorian police.
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And in the end, Victorian police had to have to compensate his
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security guard. Thirty thousand dollars.
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Now, you know, there were there's a lot of things that's
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going on in Australia regarding police in the last couple of
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years. Personally, I feel like police
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have misused a lot of their powers and I hit commentators
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putting everything back on on the political powers in on the
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hierarchy. I personally think that they're
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letting some of the police. The on the ground, police
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deleting them off a little too easily.
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Personally, because for instance, when I was at the
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Academy, what you were told was at that, you are a police
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officer, you're not a soldier, you're not supposed to just
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mindlessly. Follow orders your father,
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you're supposed to follow orders.
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But if you believe, if you can see that there's something wrong
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with the orders that there's something unlawful, they can't
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be justified. Immoral unethical.
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It's up to you to stand up and question orders.
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You're not a soldier. You're a police officer.
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And I believe police officer from Constable to, senior
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sergeant. Not sure about the rest, the
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other grades, but yeah. That your your role is to serve
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the community where you're living.
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That's your role to serve the community to uphold Justice to
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uphold Law and Order. It's not to bully.
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It's not meant that you can intimidate people.
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These are things you're not supposed to do.
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So I was listening to this report.
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I'll see if I can share some of the videos that are sore.
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But so are we yemeni talking to all the one I saw was when he
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was talking to Andrew bolt about the security guard.
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So I'll bring this up walls, or share this for you.
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God, during one of the lockdown protests where he was protecting
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me while covering the other side of the story because they are
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Kim revealed that the matter has, finally settled with police
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forced to pay a massive six figures in Damages.
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So that's, that's our be okay, reporting that.
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Yeah, his security guard, six figures 150,000, believe it was,
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I believe, that's what they should be reported. 150,000 for
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an unlawful arrest. The reason why I want to talk
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about this. So last year, I also did an
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episode last year in September. I'm gonna bring this up and show
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you now. This is regarding the police
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another woman charged with, with incitement they went and
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arrested this lady about just before 9:00 at night in her
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pajamas. She's pregnant she's like 30
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something tiny little thing. The rest are in her pajamas for
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For something, for a post that she put up on Facebook and it
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was just going to show you. He's the episode I did, this is
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the episode. The comes up on my on the
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slippery. Slope spot podcast area.
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If you can go you can go to the Spotify and look so it's please
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drop into lockdown, incitement charges against Ballarat, woman,
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Zoey Bueller. So and the reason why I want to
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talk about Zoe last year is because I'd seen this numerous
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times when police in my opinion. Okay, just my opinion, they
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misusing Powers they go and arrest.
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Someone like Zoe, they know very well.
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The arrest is well while it may be, May slightly may it may be
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lawful, it's not warranted. It can't be really can't be
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justified. The amount of force the
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intimidation that they use. Yeah, it's just wrong in what
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they do and yet they go, they arrested.
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Yeah, someone like like Zoe, you know, and then hold these
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charges overhead. I think that the, the worst
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thing about it is the whole discharged over her head and
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then and then they decide to years later that they are going
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to Begin to drop the charges. So Zoe in the end in the end.
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She never got to have her day in court.
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Because they held the charges overhead.
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You can't move on. You can't makes it harder to get
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on with your life because you've got serious charges hanging over
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your head. You waiting around for your
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court date, two years. And then at the last minute,
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they decide what I don't think that aside.
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I think that they knew a long time, perlier that, they would
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drop the charges before she can go to court, they dropped the
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charges because they know that they're going to lose.
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So, you had that. now, you also had In in the state of Victoria.
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Again you also had the pastor who was arrested again charged
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with incitement. He was also held it was also
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held in in solitary, No bail held in remand for seven days,
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believe it was, but he will listen to Alan Jones talking
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about this. Monica, well, done on the
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interest you've mobilized but there's some Dreadful stuff
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going on. Isn't that what is the story
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about Pastor Paul Furlong? Well, you know, when a pastor
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who runs a charitable organization and goes overseas
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to Asia, to save children from sex, trafficking and poverty.
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If he is a criminal for trying to run a prayer service on a
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Sunday for the people that need him for that.
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If he's a criminal Allen, then this is a, this is a worrying.
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He refused. He refused Monica didn't close
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his church, so he's now I believe in custody without bail,
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that is correct. They actually raided his home as
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well. They actually arrested him
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before the service. The service did go on without
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him. But yes, he's in custody without
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bail and his not pleading guilty to incitement because he doesn't
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believe that's a crime, that is committed to the.
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So you had this this all happened during the Cove
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lockdowns or whatever. What about twenty?
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Twenty one, twenty twenty twenty twenty one.
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You had the past arrested. You had that Zoe Bueller
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arrested incitement in citement, you know, you had Arby's
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security guard, you know, on the ground.
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Handcuffed Unlawfully arrested, are you?
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Okay we'll give you 150 thousand dollar payout, RV himself.
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Also had a, he was issued an apology.
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I'll see if I can bring that up here and a lot of you probably
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knew about this from again from Victorian police.
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So it says here, you know 26th of January 2020, yemeni was
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arrested conducting numerous video interviews with pay the
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rent protesters again, 5th of September 20 2011.
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He was arrested Victoria. Please by Victorian police.
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Conducting numerous video interviews recording events at
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the lockout law rally 26 of Jan. 20 21 detained by Victoria
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Police. While conducting video
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interviews. On each occasion, mr.
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Yemeni was wrongfully, wrongfully arrested and detained
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by members of Victoria Police. So, you know Victoria Police
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sincerely. Sincerely apologizes.
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Pull the hood an embarrassment. So you know, you've got this,
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pastor did nothing wrong. He puts out a Facebook notice
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saying, hey, I'm not shutting the church down.
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We closed down for a little bit. We reopened they've announced
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another shutdown. I'm opening up.
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This is not right. It is actually Well, it's
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against what the Bible teaches. You're not supposed to forsake.
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Coming together of the Saints, especially in the last days
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thing says, in Ephesians 10, something like that.
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Anyway, it's just not not supposed to do it.
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Okay. As a Christian, you're on and as
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a pastor, you were really obligated to keep your
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church-going. Then you have Zoe, Bueller.
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As I reported on in September of last year, you know, she has
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these charges for incitement hanging over her head, Police
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use this. And it's is this is this is my
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main concern at the moment with police all around Australia, the
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government using police as their own personal Army military using
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them to go and crack down on innocent people ladies wearing
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pajamas, who are pregnant little things that were like you know,
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five foot nothing. Let's go and arrest her and put
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handcuffs on her a 9:00 at night and then they'll just hang those
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charges over people. As a as a way of controlling
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people, you know the pastor wasn't allowed to talk about
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anything, not allowed to discuss anything with RVs, security
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guard, who's arrested, unlawfully given this good
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payout 150,000. I hope he wasn't hurt because if
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you was hurt if he's injured, 150,000 isn't enough but any gay
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given a hundred fifty thousand dollars, still he's not allowed
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to talk about it. He can't talk about it.
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RV went on and And did a reporter about it, but the
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security guard, I believe what I've heard, he's not allowed to
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discuss anything. And then I'll be himself.
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Okay, who was apologize for being arrested or detained?
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Was it three times? Unlawfully.
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So you've got all this and then let's look at this story.
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The Lord's Prayer could be dumped from Victorian Parliament
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again, Victoria. So this happened, I believe is
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just last week. So Victorian Parliament, returns
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for 2023 and peas will once again, rise to the Lord's
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Prayer, regardless of their religious beliefs, however, but
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days appear numbered for the long-standing tradition.
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The and, and now the Lord's Prayer, the government.
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They don't want the Lord's Prayer.
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The Andrews government. Labor governments made an
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election promise to Workshop replacement for the Lord's
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Prayer, at the start of this term.
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The commitment was brokered up. The crossbencher Fiona, pattern
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pitched Motion in 2021 to replace the prayer in the upper
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house with the moment of Silent reflection.
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When I moved back by some religious figures Miss Payton
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and atheist lost Upper House seat, but has initiated a
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petition to encourage people. So she lost her seat, she lost
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her seat and they're still running with this petition.
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Anyway to write to Premier, Daniel Andrews and attorney
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general. Jaclyn Simmons to honor their
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promise There's something rotten in Victoria.
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There's something rotten in the Victorian government.
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There's something rotten in our police.
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And not just the police in Victorian, the police in the
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whole nation at the moment, I believe.
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Police as we could see with all those examples of Victoria a
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quick for one that I just don't under, I don't know, I find it
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hard to understand whether they just don't know the law and they
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don't know what they're actually allowed to do.
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Or they just they know and they just don't care.
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How can you arrest? Someone was it three separate
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times. And at their all unlawful
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arrests. How does that happen?
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And, and then you arrest his security guard as well.
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And that's an unlawful arrest and you have to pay 150 Grand.
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How can you rest? Not just arrest.
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You go to a woman's house just before 9:00 at night because you
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know that's when the warrants get kicked out and then she's in
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her pajamas. She's five foot nothing.
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You got four people standing around you, put handcuffs on it.
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She's pregnant. And then you'll just leave those
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charges hanging over as a nice little reminder, nice little
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threat for two years. You arrest the pastor for
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incitement because he said he's going to have church tomorrow.
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Leave the charges hanging. Hold him in remand.
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There's something rotten. Within the police.
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And with the, in the Victorian government, there's something
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foul. I think what it is is there
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disdain? Towards God.
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Towards the Bible towards anything holy their absolute
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disdain. Why I want to talk about all of
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this? Because I know, I don't believe
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it's just, I believe there's a correlation between Victoria's
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disdain for Christian values. Christian morals, the Bible, the
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god of the Bible, their disdain, for the god of the Bible, I
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believe is a direct correlation between that and the way, the
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state of Victoria is run the way they use their police more as a
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military rather than actual police.
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And I believe the nation as a whole is seeing a move away from
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police officers, who actually know the law who actually know
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how to hop uphold the law and arrest lawfully, and
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justifiably. And instead we want a police
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force That will just follow orders will not question
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anything. We want police in their
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prosecution that will gleefully joyfully, just hold charges
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over. People least that don't want.
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I'm not saying it's all police. Please hear me that a lot of
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really good police out there still, I know know a lot of
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them, but we're getting a younger crowd moving in that.
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That seemed to be. Way more likely to arrest first.
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Ask questions later. Just follow.
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Yep. Are going to rest in my car.
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I'll go into that. Have no idea why as we see
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what's happening Victoria just doing unlawful arrests.
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If you, if you think about what's happened with the harbor,
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he would think. Well, every every second time he
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deals at least it's unlawful on their behalf, But what is
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happening in our nation. What is happening in the state
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of Victoria? There's something completely
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foul. Happening in the state of
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Victoria. And it's seeping across the rest
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of the nation. And when I saw this the video
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when RV made the announcement, they were talking.
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He was talking with the thing was, Andrew bolt was where I
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first saw the report about how Victorian police had to pay his
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security guard, 150,000 for an unlawful arrest.
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I just thought this. This has happened just way too
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many times. We the people cannot just allow
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these things to keep happening. We cannot just sit idly by and
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allow people to be arrested for Such trivial things, as what
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they say is incitement. But when it's just someone
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putting a post up inventing on Facebook, someone putting a post
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up and saying, hey, we're going to go, we're going to have
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church tomorrow, someone doing their job, and they've got a
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security guard there and then it security guard.
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Gets arrested. Someone doing their job and gets
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arrested multiple times at every time.
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Unlawful. But it's happening way too much
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in Australia saw that report thought men you got 150 Grand.
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Yeah. But what about all those other
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people who didn't get the apology like our be got, who
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didn't get the 150 Grand? Who just went through the
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torture of being charged, getting held getting arrested
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and put inside of a cell and put inside the watch House.
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Good people. Who go through, what's really a
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disgusting and dehumanizing. Act.
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And, you know, I've if you're a criminal, if you're if you're a
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thug, other guy got no pity for you. but if you just been, at
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the mercy of police who were just abusing their powers and
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not just the police, but the government who are abusing their
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powers, why is it that we Australians are just allowing
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these things to continue on and we're sitting idly by serious
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question. Where are we as a nation where
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we, we stop. We stop pushing back, and
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another name mean pushing back unlawfully and causing harm to
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other people. But you know, we stop pushing
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back and making a noise making a voice heard.
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Pushing back and say nana, we cannot just allow the government
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and the year in the place. To just to just keep moving on
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and just forget about. The sins of the past which is
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only 1 year to year and three year ago.
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Keep reminding. How you did this to us.
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You did this to us. You remember that?
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Remember what you did to the Past, remember what you did that
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woman? Remember all the unlawful rest
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that you did. When the covid lockdowns were
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on, you did that to us because if we don't stand up and keep
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putting it in their face and keep reminding the government
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that they allowed unlawful arrests, they alleged charges to
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hang over people's heads. And then pull them at the last
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minute. Unjustifiable arrests,
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unjustifiable charges. If we don't keep reminding
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governments and we don't hold them accountable.
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We really know better. We have to stand up holding
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government accountable. Hold a government figures
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accountable. Make sure I have police.
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Are accountable. It's not good enough.
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To arrest someone unlawfully. You are assaulting them.
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You're guilty of an assault. When you are, when you arrest
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someone unlawfully and yet you just led to walk away and say oh
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he's an apology letter or hear the government's going to give
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you some money or here which can drop the charges now?
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Forget about it. This is not good enough.
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Let me know what you think. Thank you for listening to the
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slippery slope. Thank you for listening to the
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slippery slope.