British law enforcement recently arrested Irish comedian Graham Linehan for a social media post criticizing a transgender activist. UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s government felt the post threatened public order, so five armed police arrested the comedian at Heathrow Airport.
For decades in Oldham, England, parents have gone to political leaders alleging their daughters had been raped or groomed into prostitution by Pakistani immigrant gangs. Many of these parents were threatened with arrest for anti-Pakistani rhetoric and turned away.
British Parliamentarian Nigel Farage even came to America to testify in front of Congress about how dangerous the threat to free speech has become in his country.
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President Donald J. Trump is trying to pressure Iran’s religiously inspired dictatorship to agree to a tough series of restrictions to get to a better economic future. - President Trump: Trust But Verify
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This threat to American survival is so great that three steps must be taken immediately. - Too Much Ambiguity
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