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A British court has handed an 18-month prison sentence to a 36-year-old man for two social media posts that were viewed a total of 33 times, a case now raising fresh alarms over the United Kingdom’s increasingly aggressive “hate speech” laws and the collapsing state of free expression.
Luke Yarwood was jailed this week for two anti-immigration posts on X, written after a Christmas market car attack in Magdeburg, Germany, in December 2024. ...
His own brother-in-law, with whom he reportedly had an ongoing conflict, reported him to the police.
https://slaynews.com/news/british-man-sentenced-18-months-prison-posting-hate-speech-social-media/
His own brother-in-law, with whom he reportedly had an ongoing conflict, reported him to the police.
That right there is the root of the issue... allowing entire generation of beta males and overzealous females to run the show.
Trump Halts Major $41 Billion Tech Deal with UK Government Over Censorship Laws
The vision of a sweeping U.S.–U.K. technology partnership has now stalled after President Donald Trump formally paused the high-profile tech agreement amid growing concerns that the United Kingdom’s new Online Safety Act gives British regulators unprecedented power to police the speech of American companies and AI systems.
The suspension marks a significant setback for what had been promoted as a landmark economic and research partnership between Silicon Valley and London.
According to negotiators, the turning point came as U.S. officials concluded that Britain intended to apply its speech-restriction regime to American platforms and AI models operating outside the U.K.
UK Rolls Out Orwellian ‘Toxic Ideas’ Crackdown on Schoolboys
For years, British authorities looked the other way as grooming gangs preyed on vulnerable girls, often refusing to intervene for fear of appearing “racist.”
Now the government has unveiled a sweeping new strategy that reframes the country’s cultural crisis as a problem not of foreign-led rape networks, but of British boys supposedly becoming “radicalized” into “misogyny” and “toxic ideas.”
Under the plan, schools will be turned into front-line surveillance hubs tasked with monitoring boys for “signs of misogyny,” sending those flagged as “high risk” into behavior-reeducation programs.
Not going to work. Biology always trumps ideology.
The UK’s socialist Labour Party-controlled government has rejected calls from the British public to roll back its Orwelian censorship laws, instead doubling down on digital restrictions even as backlash intensifies at home and abroad.
Britain’s globalist government rejected widespread public demands to roll back its sweeping Online Safety Act (OSA).
More than 160,000 Britons signed a petition urging Parliament to repeal the Act, a law critics warn has rapidly evolved from a child-protection measure into one of the most aggressive censorship systems in the democratic world.
Instead of reconsidering, MPs used the debate to push for even stricter controls on VPNs, age-verification tools, encrypted messaging platforms, and AI chatbots.
The debate in a sparsely attended Westminster Hall session revealed a stark divide as the public demands digital freedom, and the government presses for deeper surveillance and expanded authority.
Britain needs a First Amendment, and a Second Amendment to protest the First.
Patrick says
Britain needs a First Amendment, and a Second Amendment to protest the First.
It needs to completely fail and burn down showing the rest of the west to wake up or your next.
Yes, and I think a major goal of the Ukraine was was to get as many Slavic men as possible to kill each other.
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- almost no homeless, saw just one so far
- lots of trash though
- prices seem reasonable, a bit lower than SF, but that's because the pound is so low against the dollar
- the majority of people on the street are clearly not English; they are from everywhere else on earth
I did not know there was a Saint Chad: