John Ulysses

[John Ulysses @JohnUlysses5]

@DannyFortuna2 Pasta water mixed with cheese, right?

[John Ulysses @JohnUlysses5]

@the_pagy @Chainsword40k @GangSororitas I would recommend The Pontius, extremely in depth research on all his videos and with a full source list in the descriptions. Some of his videos are extremely long though, such as his 4-ish hour video on the wars of Armageddon. Dude learned English to read the lore untranslated.

[John Ulysses @JohnUlysses5]

@TenuredPanda944 @GangSororitas And the 3rd part is not yet understood/I can't remember the rest explanation. May have been something to do with the damage his perpetual nature took in his final clash with Horus.

[John Ulysses @JohnUlysses5]

@TenuredPanda944 @GangSororitas Signature and is fed by all the faith of humanity, basically a new chaos God but anathema to the original 4 because it favours extreme order, which is the being that is providing all the faith based effects of Sisters, the imperial tarot (when it works) and a few other things...

[The Free Speech Union @SpeechUnion]

🚨 A 15-year-old boy was woken by four West Midlands Police officers banging on his door.

Fraser, a schoolboy and Reform UK activist, was arrested in front of his neighbours, bundled into a police car and held overnight in a cell. His mugshot and DNA were taken; even his shoes were confiscated. While he was in the cell, officers searched his bedroom at home.

His “crime”? Criticising a Conservative councillor for wearing shorts and a T-shirt to a council meeting, then joking on social media that the councillor “was not looking like a rent boy” when he wore a suit.

Fraser also posted an altered photograph of the councillor wearing bunny ears.

In what self-respecting democracy should a child be arrested for criticising an elected politician?

The Free Speech Union is supporting Fraser and has taken on his case. His lawyers received an email from West Midlands Police stating that “it is alleged that your client’s comments could be considered a hate crime offence”. Months later, Fraser is still waiting to learn whether he will be charged.

Speaking to the New York Post, FSU Director of Legislative Affairs Sam Armstrong said: “Broadly speaking, several thousand people a year are being arrested for… ‘offensive speech’ in the UK.”

Since 2020, the FSU has handled more than 7,000 cases involving people whose free speech has been infringed and who have been punished for exercising it. More than 60,000 people have also been arrested for communications offences in the UK.

The First Amendment protects US citizens’ right to free speech. As Sam told the New York Post, it is the “global gold standard”.

Read more below 👇

[The Free Speech Union @SpeechUnion]

This is one of the most illiberal, invasive and appalling pieces of legislation ever to come before Parliament.

The Conversion Practices Bill isn’t about preventing gay children from being abusively coerced into being straight. That is already rightly illegal.

It will criminalise well-intentioned conversations between parents and gender-confused children, discussions with therapists, and religious leaders sharing their faith’s teachings with their congregations.

A parent could face up to five years in prison simply for trying to dissuade their child from embarking on irreversible, dangerous and life-changing medical pathways before the age of 18.

In his letter to the pre-legislative scrutiny committee, the Minister for Equalities attempts to reassure us that the bill respects “freedom of religion and parental rights”.

It does no such thing.

So much for the Labour Government’s promise to tread more lightly on our lives. It is not the state’s role to dictate what conversations parents can have with their young children around the dinner table.

Parents know best — not ministers.

Read the letter below 👇

[Emerald Apple @AI_EmeraldApple]

In these French "cost of living protests," countless stores have been looted and destroyed.

There is a viral photo of Pierre Collin, the store manager of the Micromania store in Nice, standing next to a Goku poster, who has been dubbed the "Goku of Nice".

Harada, the longtime producer of Tekken, reacted to this, asking WTF is going on here?

Pierre got there after the store was already damaged, tried to fend off the looters, but of course there were too many of them. As you can see in the aftermath photo, the store was destroyed by the "protesters".

To top it all off, Pierre has been warning people that he has not been contacted by anyone regarding fundraisers except for the Double Pixels one and the one directly associated with the Nice commerce federation. Most likely, almost all the fundraisers for it are scams.

Whatever little sympathy I had for these "protestors" is gone. France needs to round these people up and deport them all!

[International Cyber Digest @IntCyberDigest]

‼️ BREAKING: The private keys of 8 certificates from Indian certificate authority eMudhra were compromised, Mozilla says. Firefox blocked them within 3 hours.

Each key should be a 116-digit number, but one was just 4.

Anyone can guess them and forge HTTPS certs for any website.

[John Ulysses @JohnUlysses5]

@briccenjoyer @tonyrigatonee @SpeakerJohnson As someone allegedly in Britain, although my VPN says otherwise, you are correct.

[Pirat_Nation 🔴 @Pirat_Nation]

A U.S. congressman wants to change how we legally “own�� video games.

Rep. Ritchie Torres has announced plans to introduce the Power To The Players Act, a bill that would direct the FTC to create rules protecting consumers who buy video games.

The proposal would give players three basic rights:

>The right to own the games they purchase, rather than simply receiving a revocable license
>The right to keep playing games after online servers are shut down, through an offline mode
>The right to transfer or resell games they own

Torres argues that if a company can take a game away simply by shutting down its servers, then the consumer didn’t really buy the game in the first place.

Torres also hopes the legislation could eventually establish a precedent for ownership rights across other parts of the digital economy:

“If you pay for it, you own it.”

[Rupert Lowe MP @RupertLowe10]

British farming is on the brink of total collapse, and I am utterly fed up of the champions league bullshitting we get from politicians and civil servants.

I outlined to the head of DEFRA exactly why SO many farmers are SO furious with how we are being treated.

[WeAreFairCop @WeAreFairCop]

Miller v Home Secretary and @LincsPolice

On the orders of the Home Secretary, police are now recording full fat hate crimes against individuals -

- No evidence needed beyond the say so of a complainant
- No interview under caution
- No charge
- No CPS
- No magistrate, judge or jury
- No guilty verdict

Just straight to a criminal record without passing Go.

We say that is abhorrent. We say this is a police state Britain.

November 18 - 19. High Court. Leeds.

[Mark Heath 🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🙏🏻 @MarkHeath45]

The ideology of peace?

Is it compatible with western culture?

This is father beating daughter!

Islam is the play thing of Lucifer!

[Bernie @Artemisfornow]

Exactly as I warned over a year ago …

Labour has confirmed that from January 2027, imported fertiliser will have a UK carbon tax. (Moronic)

This will push up the cost of growing British food, hurting farmers and consumers.

I predict Burnham will then say rejoining the EU would solve the problem!

But remember… This is a tax imposed by the BRITISH GOVERNMENT. They are doing it to us.

Labour has CHOSEN to impose this tax and will use it as a reason to rejoin.

They really do think we’re stupid

[The Free Speech Union @SpeechUnion]

Since the Free Speech Union was founded in February 2020, we have dealt with more than 7,000 free speech incidents.

Whether you’ve been punished or silenced at university, at work or online for expressing your lawfully held beliefs, the FSU will back you all the way.

Join the FSU today — we’re your best defence 👇

[Lewis Brackpool @Lewis_Brackpool]

This is how the Home Office assesses draft responses to information requests.

They check whether the data could be used against the department or attract media scrutiny, and they flag it for Press and Private Office.

You must not criticise or upset the system…

[Bernie @Artemisfornow]

🚨🚨They told you digital ID had been cancelled.... really?

page 5, of The government’s plans for digital ID, under “Intelligence sharing” the Home Affairs Committee states...

“Intelligence that is currently being gathered by digital identity providers should clearly be informing Home Office enforcement.” ... what??

The Government responded by confirming that the Home Office will continue working with the Office for Digital Identities and Attributes and private digital verification providers on how intelligence gathered through digital checks can be reported and acted upon.

Now think about what that could mean...

As digital identity verification spreads across employment, banking, insurance, mortgages, travel and other services, private providers could accumulate those records. Those records of your activities can include identifiers, IP addresses, timestamps and other verification metadata. And then they could be compelled to GIVE THEM TO THE HOME OFFICE.

And the Government is explicitly discussing mechanisms for passing intelligence from those providers to the Home Office.

I thought you should know this 🚨🚨

[The Free Speech Union @SpeechUnion]

Reform UK’s Shadow Chancellor has been reported to the police and Prevent over his comments on Islam.

There can be no doubt that a de facto Islamic blasphemy law is operating in Britain today, 18 years after Parliament voted to abolish such laws.

A week ago, it was reported that comedian John Cleese had been referred to Prevent over his social media posts about Islam.

Elected representatives must be free to raise concerns about religious practices, political Islam and the influence of religion on British public life without automatically becoming the subject of police complaints or counter-extremism referrals.

Prevent, the Government’s counter-terrorism programme, must not become a means for activists to punish political opponents or silence criticism of religion. Its purpose is to protect people from becoming terrorists or supporting terrorism, not to police the boundaries of acceptable political or theological debate.

Blur that distinction and public confidence in one of the country’s most important counter-terrorism programmes is at risk.

The Free Speech Union stands with @RobertJenrick, @RupertLowe10 Lowe, @NJ_Timothy and @JohnCleese in defending their right to question, challenge, debate and mock Islam, its history and its practices. In a free society, no religion should be beyond criticism, and no one should face punishment merely for causing religious offence.

Read more from FSU Campaigns Officer @MaxHThompson 👇

[The Free Speech Union @SpeechUnion]

Today in the House of Commons, the Courts and Tribunals Bill returns for Second Reading.

This Bill was lambasted by the Justice Select Committee for the lack of pre-legislative scrutiny it had undergone before being introduced to MPs.

The Bill is the legislative vessel that David Lammy commandeered for his ’s sinister plan to slash our right to a jury trial.

While Burnham has moved an inch, Lammy’s plans remain very much alive.

Ministers still believe that curbing our right to a jury trial is still the most eggiecnt way to bring down the backlog of cases in the Crown Court, rather than getting the courts to actually sit and despite having no credible evidence.

FSU research has shown that those charged with speech related offences are almost twice as likely to be found not guilty in a Crown Court with a jury than in a magistrates court without one.

Put simply more people will be ganged up for exercising their right to free speech if these reforms go through.

On Monday, the FSU team will be delivering a petition to Downing Street calling on the PM to drop these plans.

Watch FSU Campaigns Officer @MaxHThompson and sign our petition below 👇