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BREAKING: The Sydney Morning Herald reports that Australian authorities deliberately sought to arrest Ben Roberts-Smith in Sydney rather than Queensland because they wanted a “diverse jury” with as few white Australians on it as possible. Maybe they want an all-West Sydney jury comprised of imams from the National Imams...

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