British Police: You've Made Some "Offensive" Comments on Facebook, and We're Here to Arrest You
After 3 young girls were brutally murdered, speech is the crime that police focus on.
This type of sh*t is why Elon Musk believes, "Civil war is inevitable."
pic.twitter.com/WERQw79haJ— The Vigilant Fox ? (@VigilantFox) August 6, 2024
The UK government is in a state of panic as its citizens continue to protest for immigration reforms. When governments are in a panic, and threats cease to hold weight, they look to silence dissent. UK authorities have resorted to jailing hundreds of citizens for speaking against the government’s agenda on social media.
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer claims that this witch hunt is intended to sniff out anyone who could potentially incite hate speech. You do not need to commit a crime to be arrested. The director of public prosecutions of England and Wales, Stephen Parkinson, said that authorities are “scouring” social media to hunt down citizens. “We do have dedicated police officers who are scouring social media. Their job is to look for this material and then follow up with identification, arrests, and so forth, “ he proclaimed. Retweeting or liking a post can be deemed an imprisonable offense.
LET'S BE CLEAR@Keir_Starmer's message to the working class is simple.
Your women and children can be murdered, groomed, raped and abused.
And you will shut up for the sake of diversity, if you don't shut up you're a Nazi, and you will be prosecuted. pic.twitter.com/QalgmO5JXm
— Tommy Robinson ?? (@TRobinsonNewEra) August 5, 2024
Police officers are raiding homes and forcibly removing citizens based on their social media usage. As a reminder, the final straw was the murders of three innocent little girls who were stabbed to death during a dance class. There has been a massive rise in crime, especially against women and girls, but the authorities have done NOTHING to protect their own citizens from the unvetted migrants living a taxpayer-subsidized life.
Britain has done this discreetly over the years. Over 5,000 people were arrested for speaking their mind online between 2008 and 2017. The Communications Act of 2003 permits the authorities to arrest someone over offensive or menacing messages via electronic communications. Section 127 defines how electronic communications could be used illegally in an extremely broad way. Anything deemed “grossly offensive, indecent, obscene, or menacing” is grounds for an arrest. This also gives the government the ability to search citizen’s private text messages for anything that could offend the status quo.
The messaging does not need to be threatening. There are reports of people being imprisoned for simply sharing the wrong identity of the child murderer or questioning UK immigration policies.
The World Economic Forum has successfully penetrated the highest offices in your government and your elected officials are no longer there to serve you or their nation. Your government hates you and has deliberately imported millions of undocumented migrants to destroy your culture.
