Marco Rubio stands out in Australia for ‘censoring’ social media posts that are critical of trans -orgie -activist

Marco Rubio Calls abroad to end their online censorship practices against American companies in an attempt to maintain ‘free speech’.

It comes when the Australian government is involved in a legal battle with Elon Musk‘s X Social Media Platform and a advocate against transgender Treatments for minors.

The government there tried to censor the online activity of an American company and one of its users.

It placed a geo-based ban on those in the country who view an X-post, because the user known as ‘Billboard Chris’ used the biological pronouns of a transgender individual and Australian citizen.

“I think what this does is putting some pressure on the Australian government, because nobody likes to promote the US government,” Chris Elston told the Daily Mail when he was asked to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs that weighs on the fight.

Last week the Bureau of Democracy, Human Rights, & Labor of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (DRL) Australia, called the European Unionand Turkey for their recent promotions that suppress online activities with regard to political speech, gender Ideology and peaceful protests.

Lawyers for X and Elston, who is Canadian, challenged the Takedown order legally by the Esafety Commission of the Australian Government and appeared last month for a five-day hearing on an administrative assessment tribunal in Melbourne.

While the panel was originally made to bring down nude images of minors what people publish online in Australia and view them online, they are also reportedly trying to monitor the online activity of the world when it relates to everything that is posted about Australians.

If someone tries to look at the post Elston made more than a year ago, they will receive the message instead: “This message from @billboardchris has been withheld in Australia in response to a legal question.”

The US has said that the way in which other countries can treat American companies can influence trade relationships – and Trump has already threatened or implemented a national mass rate policy.

“They have made freedom of expression a crucial part of their entire campaign and how they manage it when they want other countries to do the same, it is a big problem for the Trump administration,” Elston told The Daily Mail.

He added: “So they will not be happy that other countries do small censorship about people on the other side of the world.”

The DRL -Bureau wrote on 1 May in a statement about her X account: “The Ministry of Foreign Affairs is deeply concerned about efforts of governments to force US technology companies to focus on individuals for censorship.”

“Freedom of expression must be protected – online and offline,” the explanation added. “Examples of this behavior are too numerous.”

‘EU Commissioner Thierry Breton endangered X for organizing political speech; Türkiye fined meta for refusing to limit content about protests; And Australia needed X to remove a message to criticize a person to promote gender ideology, “according to the statement.

‘Even when content can be reprehensible, censorship undermines democracy, suppresses political opponents and relegates public security. The United States opposes efforts to undermine freedom of expression. ‘

‘If [Secretary Marco Rubio] Said our diplomacy will continue to focus on promoting fundamental freedoms, “concluded it.

The entire saga with Australia started last year Elston has re -placed a Daily Mail article about an Australian transgender member of the United Nations Trans Health Panel under the World Health Organization.

This included placing images of Teddy Cook that practiced public nudity and attending bondage parties and transorgjes.

Cook filed a complaint with the Esafety Commission of Australia against news broadcasts that published the images.

Elston has replaced the article with the caption: ‘This woman (yes, she is feminine) is part of a panel of 20′ experts’ hired by the @WHO to draw up their policy to ensure ‘Trans people’.

“People who belong to psychiatric departments write the guidelines for people who belong in psychiatric departments,” he added in the X -post from February 2024.

Australia was concerned with the fact that he had again placed an article that ‘Doxxoed’ where one of his citizens worked, as well as the images, and the fact that the function ‘the transgender WHO panel member was’ wrong’.

Elston has detailed how lawyers with X informed him of Australia’s Down Down Appodion.

The Alliance Defending Freedom (ADF) emerged to represent Elston in his defense in Australia.

“Everyone has the right to speak the truth online – especially when discussing important social debates,” ADF International Legal Adviser Robert Clarke told The Daily Mail.

“Australian authorities can be risen considerably by trying to silence a Canadian campaigner on an American social media platform,” he added.

“We are delighted to stay with Chris while fighting his legal fight against censorship and the confirmation of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs welcomes that Australia, like all governments, must maintain the free expression.”

The Australian Esafety Commissioner defended the decision to censor Elston in a tribunal last month by claiming that his use of biological statement was meant to cause serious damage ‘

In his testimony for the tribunal, Elston said: ‘It is harmful to teach children that they were born in the wrong body … Children are beautiful as they are. No medicines or scalpels required. ‘