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#Boxing #oafc #TeamFury

[Karl @Kirstys_Lab]

An the Gypsy King from England shot one down! @Tyson_Fury fans in LA. What a weekend.

[Karl @Kirstys_Lab]

@mazemoore State of Derbyshire

[The Free Speech Union @SpeechUnion]

📣🚨 New FSU Member Testimonial

“I would like to thank the Free Speech Union on behalf of my husband and our family. Without their support, expertise and commitment, I genuinely do not believe James would be home with us today.”

In the latest instalment of our FSU Member Testimonial series, Rebecca Cooper shares her husband James’s story.

In the wake of the horrific Southport murders in 2024, James attended a protest outside a Holiday Inn housing asylum seekers. He was also concerned by reports that some male asylum seekers had allegedly exposed themselves to young children in a local park.

Unlike some of the other protesters, James was not involved in any violence. Nevertheless, he was charged with violent disorder under Section 2 of the Public Order Act — an offence carrying a maximum sentence of five years’ imprisonment.

Prosecutors argued that James had committed violent disorder simply by being present at the protest, shouting remarks such as “shithouses” and “What would you do if it was one of your kids?”, and engaging in a robust exchange with a police officer after attempting to leave when the protest ceased to be peaceful. They claimed this amounted to using or threatening violence.

It was an extraordinarily weak case. Giving evidence, James firmly denied using or threatening violence and said he had shouted at officers because of what he viewed as their heavy-handed approach.

On 1 June 2026, a jury acquitted James of all charges.

The verdict is another reminder of the importance of jury trials — a safeguard that this Government is seeking to restrict.

The Free Speech Union was proud to support James throughout his case and delighted that he is now back home with his wife and family.

Public order offences are increasingly being used in ways that risk criminalising legitimate protest and dissent.

Join the Free Speech Union today and watch @JamieCoope65730’s story👇

[Karl @Kirstys_Lab]

@BoxingShrew Another reach. Loves a reach this lad.

[Karl @Kirstys_Lab]

@Keir_Starmer Think you are mate.

[Karl @Kirstys_Lab]

@Keir_Starmer

[Karl @Kirstys_Lab]

@harrow_council Guessing this disrupted his money.

[Karl @Kirstys_Lab]

@IFLTV @SauerlandBros Heads gone

[Karl @Kirstys_Lab]

@PolitlcsUK @spectator Unless you’re a kid then the lot can come off.

[Karl @Kirstys_Lab]

@Whenworld @Scott__Cheggs Div

[Karl @Kirstys_Lab]

@jeremycorbyn Pipe down ya clown. You was more than happy to ban football fans from coming here. https://t.co/Xc9QCzOs9s

[Karl @Kirstys_Lab]

@PollGuyUFC That win has gone to his head.

[Karl @Kirstys_Lab]

@HappyPunch @BloodyElbow This was always the plan. Tom is now a pawn in Hearns game. “Everyone will be sick to their stomach about the money they’re paying him” We really won’t Ed.

[Karl @Kirstys_Lab]

@PolitlcsUK @Telegraph

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@Keir_Starmer Tick tock.

[Karl @Kirstys_Lab]

@PolitlcsUK Talking about Henry’s family like he actually cares. Blokes the biggest rage baiter in history. Knows exactly what he’s doing.

[Karl @Kirstys_Lab]

Starmer last night “we need to get on top of knife crime”

Starmer today “”Sikhs can still carry knives though”

[Karl @Kirstys_Lab]

@BasilTheGreat Of course he does.