Labour's big speech "re-connecting" with the patriotic voter outlines their plan to find racism everywhere and use the heavy hand of socialism to overcome it.

Seems familiar somehow

If she didn't exist...

Some comments and clips by the 'Extremism Commissioner' Sara Khan to the Home Affairs Committee. She wants her department to determine what you can say online and decide who is prosecuted. She thinks the law needs to be changed to make currently legal points of view suddenly illegal. Then she wants a wide new swathe of people potentially prosecuted and proscribed from social media, even including relatively tame voices such as Robinson. She wants a discussion on whether sites such as Bitchute (and Telegram) should be allowed in Britain. She wants to steer the discussion away from Islamic practices and largely focus on the far-Right (of course, her minority heritage feels most threatened by anti-immigration views) by using the sleight of hand definition of "hateful extremism". Yet few members of the public are paying attention to these figures working in the background, Fabian-like removing the ground from under your feet while you look elsewhere.

A Prevent leader attached to Kent Council doesn't like critical content on Folkestone's Napier barracks being shared, it doesn't matter if it's true (webinar today) and wants people to call the police on them.

Via: https://twitter.com/PatriotActive66/

No surprises here

Islington: an open sewer?

Gone! She would not have wanted this to happen to left-icon statues like Mandela's in Parliament Square or South Bank. Silly girl.

Is this why riot vans have arrived at Trafalgar Square?

Councillor under threat for saying that one race was overrepresented in knife crime and county lines in Dorset and that's why they were 25 times more likely to be searched.

The growth of 'standards officers' that decide what elected officials are allowed to say is a democratic menace. He has naturally begged forgiveness.

https://www.bournemouthecho.co.uk/news/18749705.dorset-councillor-issues-apology-racist-comments/

Obviously this is London not Dorset, but is there any reason to expect a significant divergence?

The British citizen of the future: live in a tiny flat, eat insects, work.

The deep infiltration of the British police

These are the people the anti-Conservatives appoint to push government policies on racial "equality"

The Janus-faced Conservative Party

Two articles, same day

Two officers intimidate this man for videoing at Folkestone barracks. Spitting image of the Clockwork Orange policemen.

Via: https://twitter.com/SteveLaws19/