Australia Tries to Censor Jewish Group’s Video of Muslim Terror Attack on Bishop
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They’re not afraid of Islamic terrorism, they’re afraid of people finding out about Islamic terrorism.
News reports about Islamic terrorist attacks are awkward. Videos even more so.
Governments aren’t afraid of Islamic terrorism
they’re afraid their people finding out about Islamic terrorism
that’s why the Australian government is trying to cover up the video of a Muslim terrorist stabbing a bishop in Mohammed’s name pic.twitter.com/13uf6miW21
— Daniel Greenfield – “Hang Together or Separately” (@Sultanknish) April 25, 2024
Australian authorities have refused to use the “I” or “M” word to discuss the Muslim terrorist attack on a bishop.
Now they’re demanding that Twitter take down a video of the stabbing on the Australian Jewish Association Twitter account.
At issue is the right of X to publish a video showing the moment a 16-year-old allegedly stabbed a bishop in an Orthodox Christian Church in Sydney earlier this month.
Australian authorities say the clips threw fuel on a riot that erupted outside the church after the attack and shouldn’t be available for general viewing on a global platform, where it could be used to radicalize potential offenders.
CNN uses “allegedly” to describe a video of the stabbing. And the real concern is not the Muslim terror attack but the “riot” afterward.
Muslim terrorism isn’t a problem. People noticing it is.
And Australia’s modest proposal is to censor it for the entire planet.