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Get a John. I was actually working in the United States at Radio KCMO in Kansas City.

I was the news director there when all this took place. Now, we call it Australia's 9-11.

As you mentioned, more than 200 people were killed in the attack, but 88 of those deaths

were Australians, including an entire football team. That was just wiped out in the blasts.

The man who crafted those bombs released to an Indonesian prison and it has just got

started so many Australians that this will grub to be polite in the use of terminology

was released. He only served just about half of that 20 years sentence. It's not enough.

Many people saying you should have had the death penalty. Indonesian authorities saying

that he no longer poses a threat, but I tell you, there are so many people in Australia

who beg to differ, John. In the news, are people voicing their outrage as the government

said anything about the Indonesian government's decision to do this? Is there Albanese? Has

he commented? The Australian government through Anthony Albanese have turned around and

implored with the Indonesian authorities to reconsider this. I mean, the idea that he's

going to be offering a mentoring program is ridiculous after what he's gone through.

Now, again, I point out the Indonesian authorities and say he's been deraticalized here in

Australia. We don't see that. In fact, the most comments that we are seeing from people,

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