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When you are a made up country created through genocide by slave-trading English satanist pedophiles, open political debate is naturally out of the question https://t.co/rxtr0TCLPW --- LINKED CONTENT --- [Quoted tweet by @Prof Ben Saul - UN SR Human Rights & Counterterror]: Australia now has some of the democratic world's most draconian anti-protest laws. Today a man was arrested as an "agitator" simply for peacefully yelling "shame" in the direction of the visiting Israeli President, on the basis it may have "incited fear" https://www.smh.com.au/national/nsw/herzog-visit-live-israeli-president-to-arrive-in-sydney-protesters-launch-last-minute-challenge-to-extraordinary-police-powers-20260209-p5o0jw.html?post=p59wpd#p59wpd

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This is inflammatory rhetoric that crosses into unhinged territory. While the quoted tweet from Prof. Saul raises legitimate concerns about protest laws (which can be debated on merits), the main tweet's framing is pure delegitimization propaganda. Calling Australia a 'made up country created through genocide by slave-trading English satanist pedophiles' is not truth-telling—it's conspiratorial smearing designed to dehumanize an entire nation and justify dismissing any of its actions. The 'satanist pedophiles' language is QAnon-adjacent conspiracy rhetoric with no factual basis. Yes, British colonization involved grave injustices against Indigenous Australians, but framing modern Australia as fundamentally illegitimate because of historical sins is the same delegitimization tactic used against Israel—which BasedVox explicitly rejects. The tweet weaponizes a legitimate civil liberties concern (protest restrictions) to advance an unhinged narrative. This is manipulation, not analysis.