ready to be scared again jesus how did this channel turn into what four
corners was before the howard years three corners four corners but with swearing
coming up tonight you know what filtering is did you look that up chat hey this one's about
government surveillance so basically either watch this or go watch minority report because it's
the same thing but i'm more entertaining than tom cruise sure tom cruise does his own stunts
but come on give me a chance hey can tom cruise do this hey hi hey hi hey
now this will make you [ __ ] yourself like that bath scene and shine and when you do
i sincerely hope some old man comes along and says oh you [ __ ] yourself huh hey hi hey hi can your
grandfather do this that movie deserves more credit than it got but listen to this australia
would have to have the most psychotic surveillance laws of any developed nation we're going to go as
deep as the deep state gets in this video this goes back to five eyes stuff so two eyes deeper
than the [ __ ] pyramid and it's all because australia doesn't have a charter of human rights
queensland and victoria do because there's no difference between the two major parties of course
thank you for informing me of that stinky hand job 15. but it doesn't exist on a federal level why
why is it that we live in a futuristic wonder age where you can purchase rodney roode on cd but we
don't have a charter of human rights well bad example because you know what i'd prefer over a
bill outlining my civil liberties honestly though i think the reason we don't have a bill of rights
is because the us does have a bill of rights man can you imagine how much people would hate you if
you turned the u.s bill of rights into a paper hat and no one can hurt me because my hat says
i have a right to trial anyway because it protects its citizens from being spied on not really deep
stead it offers enough protection that something like data retention laws are impossible in the u.s
remember those remember how we're all briefly obsessed with metadata and scott ludlow was like
a political david lee unbelievably famous for like 30 seconds brief it made the pokeball go
trend look like the spanish inquisitions people and i will explain why data attention's scary
in a minute but this sort of sums it up perfectly there are data retention laws in the uk france and
belgium just recently though the court of justice of the european union ruled that they contravene
eu law probably partly because portugal said nurse i don't want stems to know how many flat
chickens i eat and partly because those laws allowed for data retention so indiscriminate that
they violated the eu's charter of human rights we don't have a charter so it's like having no penis
what's there to violate it was no problem but all to pass a law here's story all your information
or a big super computer equivalent of kenards i suppose at least i hope it was i really hope
it wasn't their arch nemesis storage king the slightly different parts of storage king are
unsettling to me it's like when the boys visited shelbyville this place is starting to freak me out
after australia passed these data retention laws the next step and this was all clearly
thought out by smart dark operators the next step was to pass the assistance and access act
this allows enforcement agencies to access the metadata forcefully retained by telecom companies
under the data retention act so the upshot is essentially our government built a library for
spooks data retention was the library assistance and access was the library card yeah i'd like
the time and date that jaclyn sent a friend to text explaining how [ __ ] feels better on caps
please ah yes a classic that one right up there with dennis's 3am message to his drug dealer yo
spanian are you up for playing tennis in the park that was exquisite as with spanian's sequel the uh
much underrated what the [ __ ] do you think your dog now and this is the smoking gun the us more or
less told us to amend the assistance and access act so they could continue negotiations with us
to pass another bill called the telecommunications legislation amendment it would allow our agencies
to exchange digital information with each other say asio to access metadata held in the us under
and how appropriately scarily named is this the cloud act clarifying lawful overseas use of data
isn't that [ __ ] terrifying you thought they were referring to kirby's magical adventurous cloudera
wouldn't it be great if we lived in a parallel universe where hbo's smash hit show was called
kirby your enthusiasm wait i feel so nauseous i'm not good at flying the point is
here's something that'll piss you off you ready mario's not italian he's serbian all right hang
on is that milosevic no no i'm just a plumber for sicily why not the point is this is not conspiracy
to quote alex jones that's on record u.s intelligence agencies absolutely would have wanted
us to pass all kinds of intrusive laws that store everything you do and give intelligence agencies
unlimited access to that information so they can share it with the us because then technically it's
not america doing it it's australia do you see do you see old grey man she ain't what she used to be
ain't what she used to be ain't what she used to be i mean what more evidence do you need that asia
and aces are just local branches of the cia that we pay for and if you don't believe me ask golf
whitlam oh what's that you can't because he died of natural causes at 98 please don't be so naive
no one's ever died of old age except kennedy who was so old that his head exploded now to clarify
this is very important i don't think you should blame the australian government for passing these
laws it's like blaming your local council for the trans-pacific partnership i don't think shell
harbor council's jurisdiction is big night and hammering out copyright laws with japan not that
i don't think marianne shaleeba mayor of shell harbour wouldn't give it a red-hot crack so yeah
labor voted for it epic but so did the libs cringe but the real question is how did craig kelly vote
the answer is he didn't he probably mistook his overmet with ketamine and so he was k-holing in
the parliamentary bathroom when the vote was on man that man's freaking out just note this kelly
converts he was in the government for the same decade that they pushed through all of these
spooky bills so he doesn't give a [ __ ] about freedom he called the cops on me and his youtube
spiels about free speech he turns off the comments protect freedom of speech there you go you can all
complain about me insulting your huxster god in the comments that i leave open but what i'm
getting at here is i don't blame scott morrison for this i really don't think that scott morrison
is in the position to refuse the will of u.s spy agencies when last time goff whitlam said ahoy hi
chaps you know pine gap is that the gap between chris pine's ass chicks no no no no one knows who
he is yet anywho can you use that bass to spy on the people you said you'd use it to spy on that'd
okay organize a coup that happened so i get it i really do i don't blame any prime minister or
even u.s president for that matter this is all of the stone stuff i genuinely think this goes
higher than the president and i do accept that being the united states data ghetto is
just the price you pay for living in paradise and by paradise i clearly mean surf is paradise
strategic ally but having said all of that giving you the lay of the land as leniently as i just did
do you really think giving powers like that to [ __ ] like dutton and porter is a good idea they
try to bankrupt people over tweets they don't like what do you think they're going to do with powers
that allow them to hack into someone's computer and put child porn on it they just pass that law
they can not only look at your data they can delete and modify your information or without
a judge's warrant see our previous video on identify and disrupt but just another point
of clarification even if we're being generous the legislation i'm talking about here only explains
a fraction of 100 anti-terror laws that have been passed since 9 11. maybe 10 percent is deep state
the other 90 is reef state all of it passed under labour governments usually when you're talking
about the what-ifs of legislation you'll get a bunch of fat smug neckbeard saying that's what's
known as a slippery slope argument but it's not a slippery slope argument it's as real as this
slippery slope available at aldi for a bargain prize in all likelihood even the new south wales
police are exploiting these powers in their current active investigation against me i mean
data retention laws are so vaguely written that cops can just ask telecom companies for whatever
they want they're probably using it for [ __ ] as trivial as this yeah i think the uh kiss fm secret
sand is an echidna walking over a michael jackson cd how the did you guess that just a hunch man
because as we know from experience i really think anyone who sues at the drop of a hat shouldn't be
anywhere near the levels of power that are that great in scope it shows a deep flaw in character
where you will use whatever is at your disposal to cross your enemies which is why when people are
smug about the point anyone who says that they've got nothing to hide doesn't get what's at stake
what's at stake the effect that i ordered a [ __ ] fleshlight no what's at stake has nothing to
do with your personal information being exposed to unwanted eyes you're not that interesting and
that's what's actually scary about accessing the metadata is precisely that you're not interesting
you're predictable you use the net mostly for porn and watching america's hardest
prison documentaries and thinking but what metadata exposes is your habits
and if they know your habits they know how you're going to react and if they know how you're going
to react they essentially control your mind i used to think oh yay the mainstream press is dying
who cares that's old school now they can formulate propaganda that'll target you and you specifically
your specific hopes your specific fears if they have your metadata they basically have that
nightmare little digital you that is the storyline of pretty much every black mirror episode ever
made so i'll ask again do you really trust people like dutton and porter with that anyway like and
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friendlyjaurdies.com just to remind yourself every day of what a cocky is i'll see you next time
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