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I don’t think the next pro-Palestine march should be banned. I think it should be policed and scrutinised to within an inch of its life. I think there should be an overwhelming police presence, call in the army if need be. And any fucker or group that chants for the death of Jews or jihad or supports Hamas or any terrorist group, holds up an antisemitic placard or anything that could be considered incitement or breaking the law including holding a flag of the Iranian regime or the Ayatollah if the IRGC are proscribed in time, the police get straight in there and pull them out and detain or at the very least get their details and collect evidence to see if a crime has been committed and they can be prosecuted. And anyone who tries to stop them is immediately arrested for interference. At the end that’ll leave about three people. And let’s see how many people turn up to the next one if they know they’ll now be held accountable for their incitement to violence. It’ll then be very clear that these marches were never about calling for peace for Palestinians, otherwise there would be peace signs and condemnations of Hamas, they were always just an excuse for Jew haters to gather and spread their bigotry.

Any effort to counter government disinformation on Palestine Action, by definition, violates Section 12 of the Terrorism Act and risks 14 years’ imprisonment. Were I to conduct an investigation, for example, definitively showing that Palestine Action was not funded by Iran – proving that the government was lying – it would be a terror offence to publish that truthful information. Why? Because it would almost certainly “encourage support” for Palestine Action. There is no fact or truth exemption in the Terrorism Act. Read my latest article here: https://t.co/zYjIwg3JS3

Any effort to counter government disinformation on Palestine Action, by definition, violates Section 12 of the Terrorism Act and risks 14 years’ imprisonment. Were I to conduct an investigation, for example, definitively showing that Palestine Action was not funded by Iran – proving that the government was lying – it would be a terror offence to publish that truthful information. Why? Because it would almost certainly “encourage support” for Palestine Action. There is no fact or truth exemption in the Terrorism Act. Read my latest article here: https://t.co/zYjIwg3JS3

Any effort to counter government disinformation on Palestine Action, by definition, violates Section 12 of the Terrorism Act and risks 14 years’ imprisonment. Were I to conduct an investigation, for example, definitively showing that Palestine Action was not funded by Iran – proving that the government was lying – it would be a terror offence to publish that truthful information. Why? Because it would almost certainly “encourage support” for Palestine Action. There is no fact or truth exemption in the Terrorism Act. Read my latest article here: https://t.co/zYjIwg3JS3

Any effort to counter government disinformation on Palestine Action, by definition, violates Section 12 of the Terrorism Act and risks 14 years’ imprisonment. Were I to conduct an investigation, for example, definitively showing that Palestine Action was not funded by Iran – proving that the government was lying – it would be a terror offence to publish that truthful information. Why? Because it would almost certainly “encourage support” for Palestine Action. There is no fact or truth exemption in the Terrorism Act. Read my latest article here: https://t.co/zYjIwg3JS3