Donald Mack

Cynical Optimist, Comedian, former DJ on Rinse FM, Ujima Radio Director, potential Cult leader, London and Bristol lover and all round good chap

[Donald Mack @DonaldMackComic]

@reginalddhunter @Rod__Mason @meanhoetinypaws @JonathanPieNews Brexit was caused by a campaign full of lies. And anyone who backed it was either deceived by the lies or was themselves a liar

[Donald Mack @DonaldMackComic]

@Ab51_Project Conspiracies and selective commentary 🥺🤪

[ALASTAIR CAMPBELL @campbellclaret]

One of the big problems with our politics is that we have a media, including and even especially in Westminster, that treats politics largely as a soap opera. Given this seems unlikely to change, I wonder if they couldn’t at some point turn to the episode about the man they seem desperate to make Prime Minister, electoral law breaking, Epstein file mentions not least of the billionaire helping to get him in loads of money from wherever they can find it, and his close connection with so many others in the files.

[MAGA Cult Slayer🦅🇺🇸 @MAGACult2]

You will not be disappointed. It’s like the perfect political ad. A full recap of year 1 of America’s first dictatorship.

[Meidas_Charise Lee @charise_lee]

And THAT, is how you correctly “do your own research”‼️

[Don Salmon @dijoni]

Remember them. Love memories.

[Meidas_Charise Lee @charise_lee]

PAY ATTENTION‼️

[JewishVoiceForLiberation @JVoiceLiberatio]

A court summons issued against Reginald D Hunter has been quashed after a judge said Campaign Against Antisemitism misled him when bringing a private prosecution against the comedian.

The district judge Michael Snow said the group’s motive in seeking to prosecute Hunter was “to have him cancelled” and ruled the prosecution “abusive”.

He said Campaign Against Antisemitism (CAA) had “demonstrated by the misleading and partial way in which it summarised its application and its wilful, repeated failure to meet its disclosure obligations that its true and sole motive in seeking to prosecute RH is to have him cancelled. I have no doubt that the prosecution is abusive.”
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[GET A GRIP @docrussjackson]

The CAA was “seeking to use the criminal justice system, in this case for improper reasons”.

A court summons issued against Reginald D Hunter has been quashed after a judge said Campaign Against Antisemitism misled him when bringing a private prosecution against the comedian.

The district judge Michael Snow said the group’s motive in seeking to prosecute Hunter was “to have him cancelled” and ruled the prosecution “abusive”.

He said Campaign Against Antisemitism (CAA) had “demonstrated by the misleading and partial way in which it summarised its application and its wilful, repeated failure to meet its disclosure obligations that its true and sole motive in seeking to prosecute RH is to have him cancelled. I have no doubt that the prosecution is abusive.”

The US standup comedian had been accused of three counts of sending an offensive communication on three occasions – on 24 August, 10 and 11 September last year – to Heidi Bachram on social media. A summons was issued in the case.

But after an application from the defence, Snow said the CAA had sought to use the criminal justice system for “improper reasons” and that he would have refused to issue the summons had all the information been laid before him.

In a judgment delivered at Westminster magistrates court on Tuesday, he said the CAA was “seeking to use the criminal justice system, in this case for improper reasons”.

Snow said a summary of Bachram’s tweeting in the application case summary was “wholly inadequate”.

He added: “It did not reveal the extent of her tweets directed against Reginald Hunter in the period immediately preceding the complaints (her tweets were sent between 15 August and 11 September 2024). The summary misled me into believing that his comments were addressed to her involvement with the Jewish faith as opposed to his response to attempts that were being made to have him ‘cancelled’.”

Hunter’s lawyer Rebecca Chalkley KC told the hearing on Tuesday that “very little was disclosed” to the court and the “lack of candour” meant the summons should be quashed.

She told the judge: “You were led to believe in papers in front of you that the CAA was no more than a charity, that it had no history – as since demonstrated – as a vexatious litigant, no complaints, no criticism in parliament.”

She accused the CAA of “using the courts for their own political agenda”.

The CAA’s prosecutor Donal Lawler told the hearing that the charity had complied with its duty of candour.

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[Coralaen 💙✊🏻🌻🐝🇪🇺😎 @Moonstone1812]

If you want to know why Reginald D Hunter was targeted by ‘professionals’ deliberately trying to silence dissent against Israel in our own country, as part of a political strategy.
#CAA

[stellacreasy @stellacreasy]

When Farage uses his millions to promote hate, we all pay the price.

[Christopher Webb @cwebbonline]

“The decision was made to exclude me from the filmed production of Swan Lake because I was told my brown skin would disrupt the aesthetic.” ~ Misty Copeland

When folks gripe about DEI, remind them who benefited from shutting out dancers like Copeland. That pattern runs through our whole history.

[Donald Mack @DonaldMackComic]

@naretevduorp Is anyone anywhere going to call out his racism 💩

[Adam Kinzinger (Slava Ukraini) 🇺🇸🇺🇦 @AdamKinzinger]

Dear press:

Maybe when Trump insults a colleague ya, I don’t know, speak up?

Thanks

[NHS & 🐢 & 🏍 fan @sweeternigel]

@AdamBienkov Yep

[Briefcase Michael @BriefcaseMike]

When Polanski pointed out that comparing a Government budget to household finances is a false analogy Kuenssberg was eager to brush that aside because that nonsense underpins so much State and media propaganda. Lose that myth and they're in big trouble. #bbclaurak

[DT @_DT_92]

Not a fucking clue what he's saying but I am laughing

[Semitic Jew @semitic_jew]

Woke, is a term, that was originated in the Black American Community. So, white ppl stop using the term inappropriately.