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Purge of internet radio stations
There seems to be ongoing, and now intensifying, a purge of dissident “radio stations” on the Internet. The noisy “Campaign Against Antisemitism” fake charity yesterday announced that, at its instigation, Devon and Cornwall Police and CPS had charged someone from Cornwall under the Public Order Act 1986.
I was informed by a blog commentator that a former BBC employee who now runs his own “radio station” online from Nottinghamshire, has also been harassed by the police.
We have seen how others who run, or even just talk on, Internet “radio” podcasts are being subjected to similar treatment. Alison Chabloz is on trial, on a similar basis, next week (30-31 March 2021). Good luck and victory to her!
Britain’s toytown police state is gradually developing into a real one, aided by the weaponization of “the virus”, a supine Bar, malleable or complicit judges, conniving mass media, and a non-existent Parliamentary Opposition.
Behind much of the current repression are the “usual suspects”, of course…
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The “average Joe” still has no idea that what we are seeing in the UK is effectively the extirpation of what have passed as “democracy”, most civil rights etc, and all —supposedly— because of a virus that, worldwide, has killed about one person in every 4,000 people.
In reality, this is all, or almost all, simply an easy way to smooth the way for the NWO/ZOG “Great Reset” of 2022, and to set the agenda for the years up to 2055. An attempt to control the current of the Zeitgeist…
I myself had a very good year in Kazakhstan (1996-1997), despite occasional problems and, indeed, a scuffle or two.
For once, I find myself in agreement with Fraser Nelson.
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I am no psychiatrist, but there is a very high incidence of schizophrenia in the black “community”. That may have been the case here (or he may just be a black lunatic who hates white/European people anyway).
Cartoons of either should not be criminalized. FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION…
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Ian Robert Millard 
You are right, the “average Joe” is a total moron. He has always been like that and he always will. That reminds me of the great quote attributed to Churchill, which may be the only truth he ever said:
“The best argument against democracy is a five-minute chat with the average voter” LOL
BTW, another proof about the total lack of rights in the Jewnited Kingdom. Alex Belfield was arrested (again!!!) and subjected to the humiliating and disgusting procedure known as “strip search” as if he was a drug-dealer or a terrorist. The British “average Joe” is, of course, oblivious about this and believes he has “rights”. Here is the video:
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Claudius:
Thank you. Now some tame legal bod posing as “impartial” reviewer of “anti-terror” laws in the UK wants the police to have the power to demand not only passwords to *devices* such as smartphones and computers, but the passwords to online *accounts*! Police state powers for a (disguised?) police state…Oh, and “terror suspect” means whomsoever the police (or the Zionist instigators such as the “CAA” trolls) pretend to regard as such.
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In years to come it will be said, hopefully, “There were a few valiant souls who helped to keep the flag flying” but it will be up to that few to write that history.
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DJF:
It may still be possible for the few who matter (spiritually and world-historically) to write the history of the 21st Century both literally and metaphorically, even if those few have to wade through [whatever] to get to the other side.
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