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π¬π§ Woman appeals against Southport tweet jail term
Lucy Connolly, posted a comment on X in the aftermath of the Southport massacre in the UK.
As a mother who lost her firstborn at 19 months old and has a 12 year old child, she was triggered by the unjust suffering and death of children attending their local dance class.
After cooling down and a walk with her dog, she decided to remove the post.
Despite the post being live for only a few hours and her subsequent deletion of the post, she was arrested and charged under Section 19 of the Public Order Act for publishing material intending to stir up racial hatred.
Based on advice she received while in custody, she pled guilty and was convicted.
Lucy believed a guilty plea would result in her being able to get back to her family faster. Instead she was sentenced to 31 months in jail because of her post and denied the ability to Release on Temporary License, which allows inmates up to two days at home with their families.
The Free Speech Union, a non-profit that X has worked with on similar matters, is providing Lucy with representation to appeal her sentence.
X wholeheartedly supports Lucy and the Free Speech Union in this case.
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Lucy is appealing against the sentence of two years and seven months she was given after she admitted inciting racial hatred.
Connolly told the court that during discussions with her barrister at the crown court, she did not understand that by pleading guilty she was accepting that she intended to incite violence.
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Lucy Connolly, posted a comment on X in the aftermath of the Southport massacre in the UK.
As a mother who lost her firstborn at 19 months old and has a 12 year old child, she was triggered by the unjust suffering and death of children attending their local dance class.
After cooling down and a walk with her dog, she decided to remove the post.
Despite the post being live for only a few hours and her subsequent deletion of the post, she was arrested and charged under Section 19 of the Public Order Act for publishing material intending to stir up racial hatred.
Based on advice she received while in custody, she pled guilty and was convicted.
Lucy believed a guilty plea would result in her being able to get back to her family faster. Instead she was sentenced to 31 months in jail because of her post and denied the ability to Release on Temporary License, which allows inmates up to two days at home with their families.
The Free Speech Union, a non-profit that X has worked with on similar matters, is providing Lucy with representation to appeal her sentence.
X wholeheartedly supports Lucy and the Free Speech Union in this case.
β Global Government Affairs
Lucy is appealing against the sentence of two years and seven months she was given after she admitted inciting racial hatred.
Connolly told the court that during discussions with her barrister at the crown court, she did not understand that by pleading guilty she was accepting that she intended to incite violence.
"It wasn't the right thing to say; it wasn't what I wanted to happen."
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LAURIE WASTELL on X : A police report on the Southport disorder has found "no conclusive or compelling evidence that the 2024 disorder was deliberately premeditated and co-ordinated by any specific group or network", and that most people of those involved lived locally.
As to the causes, the police inspectorate found that "Some of the main reasons for the widespread disorder were social deprivation, austerity and the economic downturn, political policies and decisions on migration and asylum, and decreasing trust and confidence in policing".
Yet Keir Starmer's false, political narrative that the disorder was the work of "far-Right thugs" who had "got on trains and buses" to smash places up -- that this was "not protest, not legitimate" -- pushed the state to crack down extremely severely on those involved, even tangentially.
It was a lie -- and people went to prison for it. Lucy Connolly is still behind bars; Peter Lynch is dead. https://thecritic.co.uk/starmers-political-prisoners/
As to the causes, the police inspectorate found that "Some of the main reasons for the widespread disorder were social deprivation, austerity and the economic downturn, political policies and decisions on migration and asylum, and decreasing trust and confidence in policing".
Yet Keir Starmer's false, political narrative that the disorder was the work of "far-Right thugs" who had "got on trains and buses" to smash places up -- that this was "not protest, not legitimate" -- pushed the state to crack down extremely severely on those involved, even tangentially.
It was a lie -- and people went to prison for it. Lucy Connolly is still behind bars; Peter Lynch is dead. https://thecritic.co.uk/starmers-political-prisoners/
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Starmerβs political prisoners
βKeir Starmer locks people up who say nasty things on Facebook.β When Reform UK leader Nigel Farage said this on a recent BBC Question Time, he was met with applause from the audience β and dismay andβ¦
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A huge scandal has erupted in the UK with migrants from Pakistan. They set up harems of hundreds of 11-15 year old British girls in various cities in England. They were pumped with alcohol and drugs and subjected to mass rapes.
The British authorities and newspapers deliberately concealed the conflict, fearing riots. The Times refused to cover it. The Guardian published a story calling those who raised the fuss racists. For more than a decade, the British media downplayed the role of Pakistanis, calling them "Asian men" to cover up the rape problem.
British anti-migrant campaigner Tommy Robinson, after anti-migrant protests and making a film about the rape problem, ended up in solitary confinement for 18 months for contempt of court. His interviews are censored by social media, including YouTube.
The most egregious cases occurred in the Manchester, Birmingham and Sheffield suburbs of Rotherham, Rochdale and Telford. There were at least 1,500 episodes in Rotherham, 1,000 in Telford and almost 500 in Rochdale. Journalist Andrew Norfolk was the first to draw attention to the scandal, writing about how girls as young as 12 were having abortions because of the abuse, and one girl, who was just 13, was raped more than 50 times. The father of one of the victims was arrested by the police instead of the perpetrators for disorderly behaviour. The police refused to confront the criminals because of the fact that people might start protests against gangs of Pakistanis and the crimes have been ignored for decades.
In 2020, scholars Kish Bhatti-Sinclair and Charles Sutcliffe published a paper that looked at 73 trials in 44 cities and 498 defendants. Analysing the names of the defendants, they found that 83% of gang rapists were Muslim.
Most of the British Pakistanis were from Mirpur, a rural, disadvantaged and ultra-conservative region in Kashmir where criminality against Christians is encouraged and the community's honour code protects criminals.
The criminals contrasted "good and pure" Muslim girls in the community with white girls and assured that whites "deserved to be raped".
Why do the British authorities turn a blind eye to this? Why indulge in illegal migration and the replacement of the island's indigenous population with migrants?
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The British authorities and newspapers deliberately concealed the conflict, fearing riots. The Times refused to cover it. The Guardian published a story calling those who raised the fuss racists. For more than a decade, the British media downplayed the role of Pakistanis, calling them "Asian men" to cover up the rape problem.
British anti-migrant campaigner Tommy Robinson, after anti-migrant protests and making a film about the rape problem, ended up in solitary confinement for 18 months for contempt of court. His interviews are censored by social media, including YouTube.
The most egregious cases occurred in the Manchester, Birmingham and Sheffield suburbs of Rotherham, Rochdale and Telford. There were at least 1,500 episodes in Rotherham, 1,000 in Telford and almost 500 in Rochdale. Journalist Andrew Norfolk was the first to draw attention to the scandal, writing about how girls as young as 12 were having abortions because of the abuse, and one girl, who was just 13, was raped more than 50 times. The father of one of the victims was arrested by the police instead of the perpetrators for disorderly behaviour. The police refused to confront the criminals because of the fact that people might start protests against gangs of Pakistanis and the crimes have been ignored for decades.
In 2020, scholars Kish Bhatti-Sinclair and Charles Sutcliffe published a paper that looked at 73 trials in 44 cities and 498 defendants. Analysing the names of the defendants, they found that 83% of gang rapists were Muslim.
Most of the British Pakistanis were from Mirpur, a rural, disadvantaged and ultra-conservative region in Kashmir where criminality against Christians is encouraged and the community's honour code protects criminals.
The criminals contrasted "good and pure" Muslim girls in the community with white girls and assured that whites "deserved to be raped".
Why do the British authorities turn a blind eye to this? Why indulge in illegal migration and the replacement of the island's indigenous population with migrants?
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Labour see 'massive increase' in UK military equipment sent to Israel | The National
"LABOUR licensed exports of more military equipment to Israel in the final three months of 2024 than the Tories did for all of 2020-2023, new figures have revealed. "
https://www.thenational.scot/news/25165991.labour-see-massive-increase-uk-military-equipment-sent-israel/
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"LABOUR licensed exports of more military equipment to Israel in the final three months of 2024 than the Tories did for all of 2020-2023, new figures have revealed. "
https://www.thenational.scot/news/25165991.labour-see-massive-increase-uk-military-equipment-sent-israel/
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The end of state pensions. It's coming and when it does it will be very socially destabilising. But the government can't be honest because then younger British people will ask what they are paying into and where all their tax income is going.
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Kennedy was asked if he was aware that the rate of SERIOUS adverse events for women taking this drug were 22 times HIGHER than what is reported on the drug label.
https://www.lifesitenews.com/news/rfk-jr-promises-complete-review-of-abortion-pill-after-alarming-report-on-dangers/?utm_source=telegram
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Video: mRNA Shots Are Crippling Humanityβs Ability to Reproduce β And No Oneβs Stopping It
Epidemiologist Nicolas Hulscher on The Stew Peters Show
Link to the video: https://www.globalresearch.ca/video-mrna-shots-crippling-humanity-ability-reproduce-no-ones-stopping/5887229
Epidemiologist Nicolas Hulscher on The Stew Peters Show
Link to the video: https://www.globalresearch.ca/video-mrna-shots-crippling-humanity-ability-reproduce-no-ones-stopping/5887229
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With Festival Season Upon Us - The Resistance Team Travelled To Glastonbury To Talk To Locals From The Movement About The Most Famous Festival In The Country #Glastonbury
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βThe Young People Have Fallen For Itβ - Glastonburyβs Based Merlin
Ahead of this year's freedom events, the Resistance team travel to Glastonbury to talk to locals from the movement about the biggest festival in the country. (Which as it turns out, isn't even in Glastonbury!)
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This is done through pyrolysis.
Universities and the main media including the BBC keep telling people this is too expensive to do, it requires too much energy etc. etc. I spoke to a Pakistani university professor who more or less repeated the same lie.
If this can be done at a larger scale, it will eliminate plastic that fills up landfills. It seems again that tgise at the top don't want a solution.
It also explains why they are against diesel engines. Diesel is a lot easier to make.
If there ever is a shortage of petrol this could be a solution for those who are practical.
This is done through pyrolysis.
Universities and the main media including the BBC keep telling people this is too expensive to do, it requires too much energy etc. etc. I spoke to a Pakistani university professor who more or less repeated the same lie.
If this can be done at a larger scale, it will eliminate plastic that fills up landfills. It seems again that tgise at the top don't want a solution.
It also explains why they are against diesel engines. Diesel is a lot easier to make.
If there ever is a shortage of petrol this could be a solution for those who are practical.
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Palestinians in Gaza recycle plastic bags into petrol amid ongoing Israeli blockade
Palestinians in Gaza are converting plastic into petrol in an effort to keep essential services running. Amid Gazaβs worsening fuel crisis under the Israeli blockade.
However, the recycling process β and the toxic fumes it releases β can be hazardous to humanβ¦
However, the recycling process β and the toxic fumes it releases β can be hazardous to humanβ¦
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Richard Werner: The plan to arm Europe will be financed by governments or the ECB directing bank loans to the area.
The European Investment Bank is mainly financed by issuing bonds that are then placed on the market.
Through interventionist policies, with tax incentives, higher coupons or other benefits, they will try to get citizens to voluntarily direct their private savings into investing in war bonds.
This is a more moderate way to use our savings for their own purposes. So first they will use voluntary programs with incentives, but since citizens prefer saving, they will be difficult to implement unless they become mandatory.
All these measures will favor the introduction of CBDC. This should be protested against because it is a Soviet-style control tool of the worst kind. Once they introduce it, there will be no going back.
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The European Investment Bank is mainly financed by issuing bonds that are then placed on the market.
Through interventionist policies, with tax incentives, higher coupons or other benefits, they will try to get citizens to voluntarily direct their private savings into investing in war bonds.
This is a more moderate way to use our savings for their own purposes. So first they will use voluntary programs with incentives, but since citizens prefer saving, they will be difficult to implement unless they become mandatory.
All these measures will favor the introduction of CBDC. This should be protested against because it is a Soviet-style control tool of the worst kind. Once they introduce it, there will be no going back.
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The divide between those condemning the violence and those remaining silent continues after two long years of daily genocide of women & children...
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"What changed?" Omar El Akkad denounces the West's late and insufficient response to Gaza | UpFront
How will history judge the Westβs complicity in the Gaza genocide?
With Israelβs assault nearing its second year, the divide between those condemning the violence and those remaining silent continues to widen.
This week on UpFront, Marc Lamont Hill speaksβ¦
With Israelβs assault nearing its second year, the divide between those condemning the violence and those remaining silent continues to widen.
This week on UpFront, Marc Lamont Hill speaksβ¦
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'Zelensky PIS*ED away our cash'
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The manufactured colony in Palestine
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