Was the crowd created for the UK’s speech crimes, Creator Harry Potter after that?

by Joshua Tyler
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I was skeptical of a campaign reports to speak in the UK. If we learn anything in recent years, this does not trust reports of government activities, with or against. However, it has become indispensable: the United Kingdom in the midst of 1984, and now they have begun to arrest the comedy book.

This week, Graham Linihhan was arrested at Heathrow Airport as he entered the country. Linehan is the iconic creator of comedy shows like Black bookand Father TedAnd IT mobilization. We have to thank for “Have you tried to stop it and then again?”

Linhan was returning to the United Kingdom after a trip to Arizona in the United States. He met at the airport by five armed officers, who arrested him and pulled him to prison.

The official police statement on this issue is that “he was arrested on suspicion of inciting violence. This is related to jobs on X.” Police statement is misleading. No one was able to find any X posts calling for violence. What he did is to express negative feelings about transit society, similar to those made by Brett and Harry Potter creator JK Rowling.

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This is the latest in an increasing direction in the UK aimed at suppressing the opposition. Last month, the British government banned the Coinbase advertisement that mocked the company of the country’s problems.

They have recently started targeting our censorship content. Freakin giant robot retroactively invented the movie Fifth for Vendetta Be It was banned from his participation With the masses in the United Kingdom. Fifth for Vendetta It revolves around the seizure of Britain by a totalitarian regime and an organized resistance against it.

numerous American news sources They mention that up to 30 people are now being arrested a day due to social media crimes and speech crimes in the United Kingdom. These crimes include re -tweeting jobs criticizing the government or expressing negative opinions directed at what they considered “protected” groups.