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In order to manage England becoming much more Muslim in many areas, police tell English activists that peaceful gatherings in Muslim areas would be banned in order to protect the peace. The Muslims are prone to violence, but police view it as better to arrest the smaller group instead to maintain peace.
The effects on free speech are devastating, and it further entrenches Muslim enclaves into parallel societies.
Listen to the state of this....
Below is a call recording between the police and me
(listen from about 4 m)
I want everyone to understand what state this country is in.
Tower Hamlets Council lied to the police. Yet when I submitted a subject access request asking for the personal information it holds about me, it claimed to have no records mentioning me.
This is a recording of my conversation with a police officer on 25 June, two days before our planned event in Tower Hamlets. Shortly afterwards, the police imposed conditions under section 14 of the Public Order Act. We risked arrest if we failed to comply.
We chose Tower Hamlets to show that there are places in the UK that have become no-go areas for English women like me—places in our own country where we cannot speak freely in public.
Listen to what the officer says. What you will hear is how our freedom to speak was made dependent on who we are and what those who disagree with us might do if we spoke in public.
There should not be a public park in the UK where women cannot gather to speak about women's rights.
I have chosen to publish the whole call so I cannot be accused of manufacturing something. It's is madness though.
Basically the police are against us, the law abiding British people. We are a nuisance. But we can be controlled and pistol whipped by the state.
The police are afraid of migrants, muslims and leftists.
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Why I dislike islam in one simple video. They would kill me for being gay.
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A Sri Lankan migrant who sued the taxpayer for £7million claiming he needed round-the-clock care has been seen go-karting, going to the gym and doing the school run, a High Court judge has said.
Vengadeswara Raw Gopalakrishnan has been found to have 'deliberately fabricated' claims that he was housebound after he suffered 'serious and long-term psychiatric injury' while detained in a detention centre between September 2013 and February 2014.
He had come to the UK in 2010 before overstaying his visa and unsuccessfully claiming asylum. Gopalakrishnan was granted indefinite leave to remain in 2023.
The migrant later sued the Home Office for more than £7million.
Why is our legal system so open to be made a fool of by foreign scammers and cheats?
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I may have accidentally met Russell Brand once or seventeen times where I inadvertently referred to Brand as a political colossus & mankind's preeminent thinker as he guest edited my magazine, but this sycophantic praise was my way of expressing how much I utterly detested him .
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The people who keep saying this are missing that
1) allegations and rumours about his behaviour predate his ideological shift
2) even if the will to prosecute him had increased after his ideological shift that wouldn’t suggest he was innocent. It would merely suggest that predators on the left are being protected and that leaving the left removes that protection.
Realistically, though, with much of the right fawning all over him even after he’s been convicted it seems like rapists are accepted on all political sides when people see them as one of their own.
There is no political side that treats the safety of women and children as a true priority
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Usually, the election night message is "He'll be a leader for all Americans, regardless of how they voted"
Mehdi Hasan has a slightly different message for people who didn't support Abdul El-Sayed...
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Americans who have never had to meaningfully deal with Muslims are so funny to me.
They don't want to gently covert you, bro. They wait until they outnumber you and then they force you to follow sharia law lol
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Despised Brand in his Commie twat phase and then despised him in his Conspiracy crank phase, anyone who chose to do otherwise out of tribalism should be nowhere near the levers of power
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Imagine seeing a car barreling full speed toward the edge of a cliff. You can see the cliff. You can see the car accelerating. You know exactly what happens if nobody hits the brakes.
But instead of warning the driver, everyone around you is busy shouting things like:
“Man, I just LOVE everyone in that car!”
“Why are you so obsessed with how other people drive?”
“You know what was REALLY dangerous? Driving straight into the ocean. Aren't you glad they're not doing that anymore?”
“Not every car that drives in that direction goes off a cliff. Stop stereotyping drivers.”
“Have you considered that your fear of cliffs is rooted in prejudice?”
“It's actually incredibly harmful to suggest that these people don't know where they're going.”
“Why can't you just celebrate their journey?”
“People like you are the REAL danger on the road.”
“Your rhetoric is literally putting the passengers at risk.”
And my personal favorite: “STOP FEARMONGERING!”
Meanwhile, the car is now approximately six feet from the edge, the driver has floored the accelerator, and half the spectators are arguing that the cliff is a social construct.
This is what political discourse has become.
We seem to have reached a point where identifying a dangerous trajectory is treated as more deadly than the trajectory itself, where naming the emperor's nakedness is a greater shame than a grown man waltzing around butt naked, and where it's better to be literally dead than perceived as bigoted or intolerant or whatever other stupid but effective silencing convention is allowed to dominate the narrative.
We now live in a world where the people suggesting that we, oh you know, maybe hit the brakes, are seen as the reckless extremists.
You can love the people in the car and still recognize that they're headed for disaster. In fact, the way I see it, loving the people in the car is a pretty compelling reason to warn them about the cliff.
Calling the warning “fearmongering” doesn't make the cliff disappear. It just makes it more likely that nobody hits the brakes.
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Death threats have been sent to the Darlington nurses - with pictures of large knives.
They had to be escorted by police to their cars.
They had to stay away from work.
Police only investigated after being contacted by the media.
This is trans terrorism.
And it needs to STOP.
Police investigate threat to 'murder whoever doesn't support trans rights' sent to nurses at centre of hospital changing room case trib.al/fkGDjGi
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From the 1995 book Fat Chance, about Simon Gray's play Cell Mates, which starred Stephen Fry (who famously fled to Belgium after a performance) and Rik Mayall. Gray tells an anecdote about the time that Mayall became sickened by Fry's paedophile apologism
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I retweeted @MaggieOliverUK the other day and someone (who is now blocked) posted ‘change the record’.
The indifference to the victims and their families is a sad indictment on this country.
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Carl Beech.
Jason Arday.
Russell Brand.
Mr @mrjamesob is a terribly poor judge of character.
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Can we stop and think about how insane this is for like 10 seconds
#BREAKING: Muslim Brotherhood's official website celebrates Abdul El-Sayed's win in Michigan.
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I don't want to shame any particular woman here, but publicly announcing that the #RussellBrand conviction must be wrong because you went home with him and he didn't rape you makes about as much sense as saying 'well, I left 25 Cromwell Street alive, so Fred West's innocent.'