Declined: Chapter 15: Robert’s (2)
13 April 2025
Quaker Political Interference Has Got Out of Control
12 April 2025
From handing over the Chagos Islands to compensating Gerry Adams, Starmer's decisions owe more to human rights lawyers than sound politics. He needs to sack his chum Lord Hermer before he shipwrecks his Government.
For Britain's Thought Police the Allison Pearson fiasco achieved its purpose, says Steven Tucker: increasing people's fear to speak their mind. The investigation was dropped, but the threat still hangs over us all.
Essex police has dropped its investigation into Allison Pearson. Ex-copper Dominic Adler gives an insider's view of what has likely been going on behind the scenes, where, as he explains, the process is the punishment.
Roger Hirst, the Police Commissioner for Essex, seemed oblivious to the chilling authoritarianism displayed by his force in investigating Allison Pearson for 'hate'. Why are taxpayers paying for this, asks Charlotte Gill.
A police raid on a pensioner for calling a Green Cabinet Minister a "moron" online has shone an overdue spotlight on Germany's repressive speech laws that ban insulting politicians, says Eugyppius.
Allison Pearson isn't under investigation for stirring up hatred, says Laurie Wastell. That's just a fig leaf. She's actually being targeted for committing heresy against Britain's new woke state religion.
Policing 'hate speech' is just the latest tool to enforce Left-wing orthodoxy. Non-crime hate incidents don't prevent real hate – they simply punish heretics for flouting the new woke public morality.
Journalist Allison Pearson was visited by police on Remembrance Sunday over a 'non-crime hate incident' linked to an online post. Law expert Dr Kyriakos N. Kotsoglou says it's high time free speech was restored.
A state-funded 'anti-hate' organisation run by an Islamic scholar has become Germany's first official internet censor, empowered under the Digital Services Act to all but compel websites to delete the 'fake news' it flags.
Australians in the state of Victoria could go to prison for up to five years for "hate speech" under new anti-vilification laws proposed by the state Government.
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