==Police ARREST pregnant woman for Facebook post
Victoria, Australia==
"Ms Buhler's alleged offending post linked to a since-deleted 'Freedom Day Ballarat' event she created for 11am on Saturday on Sturt Street.
'Anyone from Ballarat please join us in our fight for freedom and human rights!' she wrote on Sunday with a link to the event page.
The increasingly distressed mother insisted she wasn't breaking any laws by creating and then promoting the event. "
NOTABLE
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/pregnant-woman-in-pajamas-arrested-on-facebook-live-for-allegedly-inciting-anti-lockdown-protest/ar-BB18Dvbo
Pregnant Woman in Pajamas Arrested on Facebook Live for Allegedly Inciting Anti-Lockdown Protest
Emily Czachor 4 hrs ago
COVID-19 in Kentucky, Indiana: The latest headlines and resources to keep you…
New hot spots as Americans let guard down
Pregnant Woman in Pajamas Arrested on Facebook Live for Allegedly Inciting Anti-Lockdown Protest
Police arrested a 28-year-old woman in the Australian state of Victoria for allegedly encouraging people to participate in an anti-lockdown protest. The arrest was captured in a Facebook Live video, in which the woman can be heard telling police she is pregnant.
"Excuse me. What on earth?" the woman asks two Victoria Police Department officers, while one places her in handcuffs and the other explains she is being charged with incitement. The latter officer says her charge relates to a social media post where she allegedly prompted followers to attend a rally in Ballarat protesting the region's COVID-19 restrictions.
"I'm in my pajamas. I have an ultrasound in an hour," the woman continues. She offers to delete the social media post, but police tell her she "already committed the offense." Both the woman arrested and man recording the video, who seems to be her partner, question why the post's contents constitute a crime.
"I didn't realize I was doing anything wrong," she says. "This is ridiculous."
Victoria police confirmed the woman's arrest and incitement charge in a statement sent to Newsweek on Wednesday.
"Victoria Police is aware of a prohibited gathering which is planned for Ballarat on Saturday. Any gathering of this nature is in blatant breach of the Chief Health Officer's directions and puts Victorian lives at risk," police said in the statement. "Victoria Police has already taken action as part of an ongoing investigation into the planning and encouragement of protest activity in Ballarat."
tyb
try atom, atum (Ra) or Adam then. All the same thing. the first visible expression of life being light.
Kek or sound seperating from silencegoes on its course, becoming more physical. Sound increases in hertz to light, light creates vapor, hot vapor and cold create cloud, then water, then salt water, then clay, tc etc.