Waleed Aly

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294 appearances 3 recordings 1 series first heard Aug 2026 last heard 2d ago

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7am · Australia’s first far-left terrorism investigation and the rise of political violence · 9 Aug 2026 podcast

Um at least I hope not.

That is a very different story and not for this podcast.

Um no, so we're talking July five last year, about four in the morning, I think three fifty-five.

And a allegedly what happens is a a five person group, they break into an organization called Love It Technologies, which is a defense manufacturer in Victoria.

So they cut into the property, they set fire to three cars and then

they vandalise the the building.

So they spray graffiti on the building and then they leave.

I think the reporting suggests they go home on their e-bikes, um, which I think is an interesting touch.

So Melbourne.

So yeah, indeed.

So that's the event.

Um, then there is the aftermath of the event, which has a group of people claiming responsibility for the attack.

That is published online by a pro Palestinian group called Unity of Fields.

In that video they explain why they did all this.

That's just the information that we have in front of us at this particular point.

Yeah, so they c they explain why they wanted to attack

Loved Industries.

In doing this, they say that Lovett Industries or Lovett Technologies are, because they're a defense manufacturer, they make weapons.

Now, they regard them as a bottleneck in the Australian supply chain for the manufacturing of Lockheed Martin F-35 fighter jet components.

They say that this has been used in a whole range of military oppressions, so the service of colonialism.

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