"In the 1980s there existed in Sydney something called the Free Speech Committee. It was mainly comprised of hairy lefties who believed free speech should be absolute – even broader than the first amendment."
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Tuesday, 26 May 2015
Mass surveillance makes us subjects of the state. That's chilling | Richard Ackland | Comment is free | The Guardian
"In the 1980s there existed in Sydney something called the Free Speech Committee. It was mainly comprised of hairy lefties who believed free speech should be absolute – even broader than the first amendment."
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Sydney siege inquest: Man Haron Monis claimed he was being 'set up' by ASIO and 'picked on' by Customs - ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)
"A former solicitor of the Sydney Lindt cafe siege gunman says Man Haron Monis claimed he was being "set up" by ASIO and "picked on" by Australian Customs officials about his frequent trips abroad, an inquest has heard."
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