‘Go f**k yourselves’: Senator repost of alleged Wakeley stabbing in open defiance of court, govt

A United Australia Party Senator has attracted fierce backlash in an already heated war over censorship between X owner Elon Musk and the Australian government, after he circulated vision from the alleged Wakeley church stabbing on social media.Victorian Senator Ralph Babet has taken an extraordinary stance against the nation’s second highest court by re-sharing graphic vision from the Wakeley church stabbing which X was legally ordered to take down.

Ralph Babet was elected as a senator for Victoria under Clive Palmer's conservative United Australia Party in 2022 and is currently parliamentary leader of the UAP. Picture: NCA NewsWire / Martin Ollman “Without free speech our nation will fall. The Liberal party, The Labor party and the eSafety commissioner are a threat to democracy.”

Senator Babet's statements come amidst a war between Australian politicians and billionaire businessman Elon Musk – owner of X – who has vehemently refused to remove the flagged content.ordering X and Meta to remove the church video due to the “serious emotional, mental and psychological damage” it was prone to cause.

While geo-blocking can obstruct content from a particular location, anyone using a Virtual Private Network can circumvent the blocker and alter the country they are accessing the platform from. “eSafety’s removal notice to X Corp required it to take all reasonable steps to ensure the removal of the extreme violent video content of the alleged terrorist act at Wakeley in Sydney on 15 April. The removal notice identified specific URLs where the material was located,” they said.

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