Re: VIDEO: Britain's Digital Police State

On Sat, 24 Aug 24 13:39:49 UTC, D. Ray <d@ray> wrote:

In the wake of the recent disorder at anti-migrant protests, the Labour
Government are poised to bring in the most draconian speech laws the West
has ever seen. A new police force will be assembled to monitor the internet
for 'thought crimes', turning Britain into a digital police state where
'wrong think' is classed as terrorism.
ODYSEE:
<https://odysee.com/@MarkCollett:6/20240823---Britain's-Digital-Police-State:4>
BITCHUTE: <https://old.bitchute.com/video/fhFTPP9kxgtk/>

pacifists are powerless against activists . . . can't fight city hall

yet you've cross-posted some reasonably interesting (if not off-topic)
content that most readers would agree is clearly orwellian*; everyone
supports free speech, and this classic favorite is among the greatest
hits ever from the uk... it's also on youtube, great lyrics and music:

 "God save the queen
  The fascist regime
  They made you a moron
  Potential H-bomb
  God save the queen
  She ain't no human being
  There is no future
  In England's dreaming
 
  Don't be told what you want to want to
  And don't be told what you want to need
  There's no future, no future
  No future for you
 
  God save the queen
  We mean it, man
  We love our queen
  God saves
 
  God save the queen
  'Cause tourists are money
  And our figurehead
  Is not what she seems
  Oh, God save history
  God save your mad parade
  Oh, Lord, God have mercy
  All crimes are paid
 
  When there's no future how can there be sin?
  We're the flowers in the dustbin
  We're the poison in your human machine
  We're the future, your future
 
  God save the queen
  We mean it man
  We love our queen
  God saves
 
  God save the queen
  We mean it, man
  And there is no future
  In England's dreaming
 
  No future
  No future
  No future for you
  No future
  No future
  No future for me
  No future
  No future
  No future for you
  No future
  No future for you"
 
 --'God Save the Queen'
    Never Mind the Bollocks,
    Here's the Sex Pistols
    (c)1977 Virgin Records

*note: orwell's classic 'nineteen eighty-four' was published in 1949

Eric Arthur Blair was born to Richard Walmesley & Ida Mabel Limouzin-
Blair in a residential quarters at miscot(84E54:52,26N39:47), Bagaha
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