Watching Twitter burn in a fire Twitter lit themselves
Necessity is the mother of invention or so the old saying goes and it has started to be proven true when one looks at…
free speech
The criminalisation of humour in the United Kingdom and the Count Dankula trial
The Count Dankula trial in which Mark Meechan aka Count Dankula is accused of ‘hate speech’ crimes because he made a joke that some…
A ‘curate’s egg’ of a speech about free speech by Jo Johnson
It was fitting that over the Christmas period the British Universities Minister Jo Johnson chose the Jewish Limmud festival to talk about the increasing…
My Gab experience: ‘So this is what a First Amendment feels like?’
I’ve been on the Gab.ai micro blogging platform on and off since November 2016. I realised towards the middle of last year that I…
The rise of the Twitter-Stasi
The microblogging platform Twitter was once a place where freedom of speech was respected. It was an environment where the main restrictions were on…
From Elsewhere: The Left thought they’d had it all their own way.
There’s a very interesting post on the White Sun of the Desert blog that I noticed this morning. It is based around a TV…
Twitter becomes a Shariah ‘safe space’ and bans ex-Muslim anti FGM campaigner
The microblogging platform used to be a useful tool for debate and information but not any more. Twitter can no longer be seen or…
Rudeness is now an arrestable offence (but only if you are being rude to a Muslim)
Ever since the motor vehicle was invented there were arseholes shouting from them at either people in other cars or pedestrians and cyclists. People…
From Elsewhere: On the subject of Alison Saunders, Britain’s new online Witchfinder General
There has been much said about the latest assault on the rights of Britons to speak freely about the issues that concern them which…
The new online ‘hate crime’ guidance is a liars’ charter
The Director of Public Prosecutions, the achingly politically correct Alison Saunders, has announced that in future ‘online hate crimes’ will be treated as seriously…
