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The state is trying again to label Palestine Action “terrorists”. The High Court rejected it. Now the Court of Appeal rules. #FreeTheFilton25

Today the Court of Appeal decides if solidarity can be criminalised. The High Court said the ban was unlawful — the government refused to accept it. #FreeTheFilton25

The Court of Appeal will rule on the ban of Palestine Action as a terrorist organisation. In February, the High Court ruled that the proscription of Palestine Action was unlawful — but the government immediately appealed that decision. #Freethefilton25

The ruling on the Palestine Action ban will be livestreamed tomorrow from outside the Royal Courts of Justice at 10:45am. Five judges. 3,000+ arrests since February. A moment that matters. #Filton4

Tomorrow the Court of Appeal will rule on the government's attempt to ban Palestine Action as a terrorist organisation. Whatever happens, the truth is already out. Families have spoken. The movement is awake. And people are watching. #Filton4

life's rich tapestry: “ New Post: Britain’s most significant protest‑related sentencing in decades : l1nq.com/ej8zt9g

Housing associations were meant to protect people — not become unaccountable corporations. I’ve seen the human cost up close. It’s time to bring them back into public ownership. Peace, love and happiness. shorturl.at/mXZQE

shorturl.at/RMfGA Housing injustice isn’t theory to me — I lived it. I worked it. I saw what the system does to people. If you’ve ever felt unheard, this one’s for you. Peace, love and happiness.

rb.gy/6df44y The Filton Four are in court tomorrow. On Monday, the RCJ rules on the government’s appeal over Palestine Action’s deproscription. Back‑to‑back decisions like this raise serious questions about how protest is being handled in the UK. #ProtestRights

Millions can’t save for retirement — not because they don’t care, but because capitalism drains every penny just to survive. When half of working‑age adults can’t save at all, the crisis isn’t pensions. It’s the system. #PensionsCrisis

Filton Four sentencing Friday. Proscription appeal Monday. Intent aside, that timing raises serious questions about how protest is being handled in the UK. #ProtestRights #UKPolitics

When thousands of legal professionals warn a judge’s conduct threatens the rule of law, that’s not “politics” — that’s a crisis. The Filton Four case shows how protest is being pushed toward “terrorism” territory. #ProtestRights #UKPolitics

Britain’s housing crisis wasn’t an accident — it was built through austerity, sell‑offs and decades of policy failure. If we want homes people can actually live in, we need municipal housing back. Full piece: norbertlawrie.blogspot.com/2… #HousingCrisis #UKPolitics

rb.gy/6df44y A major ruling lands Monday: the Royal Courts of Justice will decide if the government can re‑proscribe Palestine Action — a move that could redefine protest rights and widen the state’s “extremism” label. #CivilLiberties #PalestineAction #RightToProtest

life's rich tapestry: The Filton Four Sentenced for Dissent norbertlawrie.blogspot.com/2… The Filton Four: Why Friday’s Sentencing Is About Criminalising Protest in Britain

theguardian.com/money/2026/m… The Pensions Commission says millions can’t afford to retire. Of course they can’t — you can’t save a pension when you’re paying a landlord for life. Fix housing, and you fix the pension crisis.

Only Municipal Housing Can Fix This Crisis. Margaret Thatcher’s “Right to Buy” was sold as empowerment. In truth, it was a deception — a sell‑off of public homes that should never be forgiven.norbertlawrie.blogspot.com/2…

The Filton Four Sentenced for Dissent norbertlawrie.blogspot.com/2… On Friday, four young activists will be sentenced in Bristol for taking action against Elbit Systems — the UK’s biggest supplier of weapons to Israel.

This is Britain in 2026 — a nation where parents apologise to their children for empty plates.