The terrorist attack in Australia took place in Bondi, where Joel Davis was recently arrested and jailed for the gratuitous thought crime of telling his followers to disagree with a politician on Twitter.
The Australian National Security Investigations Team accused Joel of "causing high levels of harm to Australia’s social cohesion."
Prosecutor Kristen Wakefield (left) argued that Joel should not be granted bail because the "victim" reportedly "expressed concern for the safety of her family and herself."
The magistrate acknowledged that Joel was non-violent, but denied his bail anyway, causing Joel to miss the birth of his child.
In the days leading up to the terrorist attack, the Australian government and media spent their time doxing and harassing Joel's girlfriend, who is currently raising their child alone.
The journalist's name was scrubbed from the article, but archive.today shows that it was authored by Lucy Manly.
If only the Australian government had listened to Joel instead of jailing him...
