Mr M History Prepare to embark on a riveting journey into the life and convictions of David McBride, a maverick navigating the complex realms of justice and truth
In this compelling video, we delve deep into the story of David McBride, a name synonymous with courage and unwavering commitment to transparency. McBride, an Australian military lawyer turned whistleblower, has become a symbol of the relentless pursuit of truth in the face of formidable challenges.
From his early days in the Australian Defence Force to his pivotal role in exposing the dark underbelly of military misconduct, this video unfolds the layers of McBride’s life, unveiling the man behind the headlines. With firsthand accounts, interviews, and exclusive footage, we explore the events that propelled McBride from a respected military lawyer to a courageous whistleblower.
Discover McBride’s motivations and the moral dilemmas he faced when confronted with classified information that exposed potential war crimes committed by Australian forces. The video sheds light on the ethical considerations and personal sacrifices McBride made to bring these shocking revelations to the public eye.
As we navigate through McBride’s legal battles and the ensuing public discourse, witness the impact of his actions on the broader conversation about government transparency and accountability. Gain insight into the challenges whistleblowers face in their pursuit of justice and the implications of their disclosures on the global stage.
Join us in this eye-opening exploration of David McBride’s remarkable journey, a testament to the power of one individual’s commitment to truth, justice, and the greater good. This video is not just a biography; it’s a call to action, urging viewers to question, reflect, and champion the values that McBride embodies. Don’t miss this opportunity to unravel the extraordinary story of a man who dared to confront the shadows for the sake of a brighter, more just world.
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Things like this happening in our own country yet most people only seem to care about how authoritarian China is…
Is free to air news even talking about this?? Sorry I don’t watch.
Australia is not corrupt. the law has been changed so it's now legal … All good its legal.. ..
When you commit war crimes whilst representing Australia, you're no longer a mate. Fuck off Bob…
Lol why are the police messi, anakin and obi-wan
People who've actually gone to war call this for what it is
Unfortunately, today David McBride pled guilty to three charges of stealing and unlawfully sharing secret information. Who knows how long he’ll be going away for. Absolutely shameful.
How can anybody take this government seriously? Reporting war crimes and being arrested? It's absolutely ridiculous. Soldiers cannot be excused because "war is different", they take a pledge and take on responsibilities to represent their nation. If they betray that nation's values then they need to be punished. Should we accept rape and murder just because "war is different"? We are not the "good guys" if we turn a blind eye on this nonsense
meanwhile, we have a list of 25 high ranking ped*philes including two recent prime ministers with a 99 year gag order on it that is common enough knowledge that politicians have demanded it be released in open parliament proceedings
Love the Fed with the mullet 😅
It was a f-ing WAR
How did the Taliban treat their prisoners ???
No… this isn't about David mcbride… surely not
why would any kid want to join these lying cunts.IS TREASON STILL A THING
If you keep sending the same people back to war, they will turn into animals.
Some of these guys did 10 tours.
People commit war crimes acriss the board. My dad rubbed salt in his wound to return from disgusting 2nd World War , HE WAS ONLY 19.
Bunch of corrupt fuck head criminals our government is
It's a nation that believes imprisoning someone for life is acceptable if done under the stupid pretense of "[but we wuz gonna deport them!]"
Is it any surprise national embarassment wouldn't compel the same kind of human rights violating bullshit?
“Whilst serving as an army lawyer in Afghanistan, McBride became concerned by what he believed was the 'over-investigation' of alleged misconduct by special forces troops, the court heard.”
“McBride believed the investigations were 'excessive' and undermined the soldiers' safety, the ABC reported.”
Very interested to see how this weeks evidence turns peoples views of McBride.
War criminals and corrupt governments get nothing. An honest man gets life.
Insane that telling people what laws your country is breaking is considered a crime, this case puts into question the morals and ethics of our entire legal system and if it continues i have to start questioning if we should take any laws seriously at all if they're not backed with any sense of justice
@@MrMitchellHistory Keith Payne is the Oldest and most decorated VC.
That is very summary: incisive and intelligent, you have taken a lot of trouble to educate people who were born after 2001. I’m really grateful for this. I watched it with my ex wife and 16 year old daughter and they both learnt a lot. I can’t tell you how grateful I am. Your animation is a good way to illustrate it, but if you ever want an interview or any exclusive content I’m happy to help you. I can also talk about ‘Howard and the Alliance’. Thanks again. 🙏🇦🇺✊
One man's (maybe a defendant) "prosecutorial inconsistency" is another man's (a judge this time) "prosecutorial discretion".