The Man Who Took On The Australian Federal Police - And Won

[@RammsteinDevoted]

The process IS the punishment. They know what they’re doing, any threat to the financial hegemony is a direct threat to THEM. Everyone forgets this is a penal colony, they still run it as such if you play in ill defined out of bounds areas.

[@peterRobinson10101]

spot on.

[@transkryption]

Your understanding of Australian law is impressive. Federal Criminal Law isn't something Aussies normally have ro consider as it's almost always a state/territory matter. Proceeds of crime acts state and federally you're right reverse the presumption of innocence. If you're correct makes me wonder why they haven't been challenged if it's a constitutional protection... I mean the s.52 anti conscription sections haven't been challenged enough (re work for the dole) and it's one of the few rights actually in the Australian constitution.

[@peterRobinson10101]

yes WFD is basically human slav ry.

[@dandeeteeyem2170]

Dude.. AFP hear and see everything. Can you imagine using illegal wire taps, hearing mountains of evidence you can't even admit to knowing... but having zero legitimately obtained evidence? Lol I feel for them... I just wish they would understand that using illegal surveillance methods to invade someone's privacy is as bad a crime as dealing d' rugs.

[@davespanksalot8413]

Ha ha, yeah the AFP are a mixed bag. My favourite did-the-AFP-really-do-that moment recently was them entrapping and further radicalising that 13 year old boy with autism. “the boy, known by the pseudonym Thomas Carrick, was granted a permanent stay on terror-related charges last October, after a magistrate found police further radicalised him during the operation and “doomed” his efforts at rehabilitation.” A good example of the judiciary getting it right criticising the police.

[@dandeeteeyem2170]

@@davespanksalot8413 it may not be as bad now, but people have no idea what percentage of police in this country were corrupt. Think about where the one bottle neck is in the application process, one point of failure, where if compromised, you could effectively let in 90 percent mafia and a few autist to fill in the gaps. I think the AFP have been on the ball in this regard, (they will pin you to the wall if you wander into the wrong room at their headquarters. The genuinely appear paranoid about insider threats and corruption.. But yeah, I know someone years ago that learnt how to eavesdropping on mobile phone conversations while the system was still analog.. It would be frustrating as hell to have to follow the rules when the bad guys do not. My friend asked how that's even useful if you need a warrant. He said "when you hear a deal going down, and you match up someone's lips with what you are eavesdropping on (say, in a crowded restaurant), they would just do a random vehicle stop later that day. Amazing luck they used to have with those random vehicle stops 😂

[@LoloisKali]

Hey sam thanks for the video, you are able to describe things so well. Appreciate your time and effort in all your videos!

[@naesone2653]

Very refreshing nice video, crazy to see again how the legal system is so messed up.

[@dk0money]

I just want to say, that I really like your analysis of the issue, that they can accuse you, freeze your assets and make it neigh impossible to defend yourself because your assets are frozen. There is no justice here and you bring that to the light. Thanks.

[@Sam_Bent]

I appreciate you taking the time to tell me that. I do think that even just calling it out has some kind of effect in this world even if it's a small one. It was very cool to see someone who agreed with that philosophy without me actually saying it first.

[@xDMG15x]

At that time in Australia, law enforcement was using malware platforms like RCS to gather evidence, before there was any legal framework which allowed them to do so. I would speculate that they might have had evidence of wrongdoing that was illegally obtained and they dragged it out to attempt to discover something admissible. It wasn’t until December 2018 that the encryption bill passed which made their use of malware legitimate.

[@meichong8278]

I seem to remember he did seminars promising fantastic returns etc etc and told of the many Auscoin terminals that were made and waiting to go into key locations ...but a journalist checked with the only company that made up those terminals and none were ordered and none made except for the 1 being shown at seminars

[@slamman9887]

@@meichong8278 you seem to remember or you do remember? You wouldn’t last on cross examination.

[@meichong8278]

@@slamman9887 I remember ,.... I was being diplomatic .Go find the doco itx still up on 60 mins

[@meichong8278]

@@slamman9887 The 60 minutes episode from 4 years ago is titled bitcoin or bitcon , have a look then tell me I'm wrong

[@princemusky]

Australia is basically a police state. I hate living here.

[@stevencuenca1980]

I'm with you on that..only getting worse

[@meichong8278]

@@princemusky& Prince cuenca Move to Gaza or Ukraine , you'll be appreciated there as they need help in their war effort or if you want countries with less police control try Africa .Theres a whole world out there just waiting for 2 " stars " like you , what are you waiting for.

[@meichong8278]

@@BobertV702 Aaawwwww look whose getting all emotional , do I need to get my doll out so you can show me where you were touched ?

[@mgreenesco9955]

​@@meichong8278 the government is for administration of roads, hospitals and basic services. After that they can go suck one, they don't own me, I will not ask permission to work a job, build a house, leave my house, dictate who i spend time with or if i wear a face diaper outside. We are not their property, slaves or livestock. If that makes you scared to live life as a free man, go get a hug from ur mommy.

[@not1iota229]

@@meichong8278 Are you a communist?

[@Durhamaction21]

Ready for that masterclass.

[@GHOST_1611]

Same

[@epotnwarlock]

same, would love to see practical ways to increase privacy

[@irae9]

Thanks for the video. Interesting to hear the comparisons to the US .. from the legal language you've cited in the video, freezing a person's assets(depriving them of property) without due process is illegal according to the US Constitution - However, the language you showed that would apply to Australia does not necessarily prevent this; it establishes the concept of "innocent until proven guilty", but it does not explicitly state that the govt cannot deprive you of property before proving guilt.

[@10secTonner]

Yes, in Australia were are guilty and we have to prove our innocents.

[@auskilluminati333]

The NSW locked me up for 3 months over a bail Act loophole. Destroyed my life, took my assets and I had no home to goto because of their avo a cop put on me as she was the one who got me arrested over an allegations of riding a dirt bike on the street. Yes I ended up in jail over a dirt bike. 3 years of my life it took to fight . I won . Than took them to civil court Won that also

[@auskilluminati333]

NSW police I meant

[@shaunhammer4688]

@@auskilluminati333 please explain more....

[@meichong8278]

​@@auskilluminati333We are still waiting on a few more details to your claims ..... pesky details

[@slamman9887]

@@meichong8278I’m not waiting on them. He gave a brief on his experience and he corrected something when he seemed to remember it differently.

[@meichong8278]

​@@slamman9887You notice your comments are hidden that's why I'm the only 1 to respond , looks like your history of jail counts against you 😄😅😆😅😁

[@arkz2jz241]

Sounds just like most of our incompetent government. Bunch of losers who constantly double down.

[@TRVP__QU33N]

I would love to hear you cover AlphaBay lol I already know what happened but, I feel like they left out a lot of details in the “documentary” I watched lol

[@josedesveladas2112]

I feel so much the same and your speaking straight facts. A win for the bro.

[@nexusyang4832]

1:29 haven't listened to the whole video yet but just getting to this point where it sounds like he was promoting an alternative or local currency sounds like a similar idea that was tried (still working I believe) in the city of Brixton, UK. Difference being theirs (Brixton Pound) exchanges 1-to-1 but is only accepted in the various shops and business located with the city Brixton. It was a way to promote the circulation of money without feeding the big businesses of corporate payment processors. They printed their own bills and circulated those bills in Brixton. Al Jazeera English did a report on this like almost 10 years ago I think but I'll see if I can find the video again.

[@meichong8278]

I have .... never ... come across the mythical Brixton pound ...... it's a middle class and rich kids clout vehicle to be discussed at dinner parties.

[@jameezybreezy9030]

100% true

[@epotnwarlock]

seems like a lot of effort and money is going to disrupt crypto and associate it to crime, I guess if you're running a cartel or drug organization the govt would prefer you use the currency issued by a central bank also always have your private key hidden somewhere (print out and bury?)

[@davegebbings7632]

Thanks Sam

[@Sam_Bent]

Of course thank you for taking the time to comment.

[@xxKUTAKIxx]

Spartans are warriors

[@elguero933]

Always on top Sam. Great video.

[@adjrasta9365]

You are a great speaker

[@Sam_Bent]

Thank you!

[@paulhercules1740]

Australian police are US paramilitary forces.

[@CatFish107]

Time to get a new sign for your backdrop, duder!

[@e4eleanor2816]

From Australia Totally sounds legit We know, they know, we know. Much appreciate this.

[@RolandHiscutt-r9k]

Definitely from Reservoir, Vic 🤣

[@matai2437]

That's what they do ruin you for nothing the get jealous of non Australians

[@cgm50-t8k]

Great video very rich Info the beard looks great 👍📡

[@plodoviski]

Sam, I'm Brazilian. I would like you to make a video talking about one of the biggest darknet market scammers, DeSnake. Former Alphabay admin.

[@SR-gy1mi]

The AFP are not Government

[@shaunwilliams-k7r]

Anyone else find this hard to watch ...talks very slow

[@johncameron6864]

Increase the playback speed

[@joshwiliams5415]

Auscoin was a scam, Sam was a scam!

[@meichong8278]

YEP people forget his promise of siting the many Auscoin terminals for easy use etc etc fell flat on its face when a journalist checked with the only company that made the terminals... none were enquired about and none were ordered or made , scammer for sure

[@slamman9887]

@@meichong8278who listens to journalists these days?

[@meichong8278]

@@slamman9887 More so it was the company president people listened to , there was no order for any terminals and he showed that .

[@lovosazul]

Nany state Australian law enforcement!?! .. where two wrongs don't make it right, is a fallacy!?! Hiding under the king's

[@xanaxity]

I recently read about the guy Variety Jones [arrested in Thailand], the guy who told Ross to hit one of the vendor of SR and other guys (I forgot I think it was Tony also, I read a book and listened some podcasts, each reveals new info) from chatlogs, it was evident that Variety Jones was the one who decided to choose violence, he only got 20 years, maybe he'll out soon before 2030.

[@BulkernatorKerb]

Ross ordered the hit and made the payment. Deal with it.

[@xanaxity]

@@BulkernatorKerb A corrupt FBI agent made the circumstances and blackmailed him. To that Variety Jones said the same words, "at what point in time we do have to decide we've had enough of someones sh** and terminate them?" He was clearly suggesting Ross to hit the guy, Ross really had no intentions, from what I've read from docs, Ross was about to sell it to Knob (that currupt FBI guy)

[@peterRobinson10101]

​@@BulkernatorKerbNo he was entrapped by LE that coaxed the decision.

[@PocahontasInvestmentProperty]

Australia is an authoritarian place. It gets worse if yr poor or indiginous or an immigrant. 😢 The problem is there isnt enough people like you talking about it and they have all the power and money.

[@johnyblandofoz952]

WAS HE... IS HE... GUILTY OR NOT... INVESTIGATE AND PROSECUTE... IF GUILTY LOCKEM ALL UP... IF NOT APOLOGISE N PREPARE FOR COUNTER LEGALS...

[@TPSOTT]

What you don't understand about criminality: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qXzEkpp3e6hmZ6csi=2A6BNeRT16xOwWfD Much love!

[@model3tesla153]

Is this vic of so typical

[@Ziegler-di7xz]

9:25 or actually doing the crime 😂

[@matai2437]

I'm not allowed to drive over a miner traffic offence in 2013 Not allowed to drive in Australia have no criminal record

[@pieinher67]

As a teacher, it is impossible to describe, explain and discuss current affairs and government to my high school students without explaining endemic selfishness, entitlement and criminality in the police, the judiciary, the media and state and federal politicians. It's Shameful to have to burden youngsters with this reality.

[@duke3346]

It's pronounced soov-la-ki ya ma-la-ka 🤣

[@crackerstie36]

Mr. Sam Bent I would love to hear your take on friendlyjordies a YTber journalist (sorta) who more or less got buillied by the former premier of NSW John Barilaro

[@korosensai-sx2te]

Dude, this is irrelevant to anything being mentioned here.

[@crackerstie36]

@@korosensai-sx2te Ik FriendlyJordies isn't a cypto or a darketnet guy but he did come to my mind when watching this vid

[@MotivateMeToday1]

First 😊

[@infamousm2223]

I'm disgusting with this discussion! Next product you sell... can you please sell one of those mist sprayers with a fan attached? Most importantly please call it "Darknet Mystifier"! Sorry. Too little sleep plus tiny peanut brain.

[@infamousm2223]

For real tho, I wish that if they bust you on BS and drag you thru the whole backwards ass legal system, they should have to at minimum do 2 things or actually 3: 1. Issue a public apology on all main news networks. 2. Be responsible and considerate enough to scrub it from your arrest history and records! 3. Be responsible for monetary loss, damages, property, pain and suffering, and payment for the impact it has on your future.

[@wodongalife4572]

I agree! However, the money that should be compensated should come from police budgets. Not from tax payers.

[@meichong8278]

​@@wodongalife4572Eh.... eh .... from police budget but not taxpayers , where do you think the money for police budgets come from ? .

[@jackarie9316]

I remember that guy from prison