In the UK, serious crimes such as rape require the Crown Prosecution Service's approval for the police to charge suspects.
Who was the head of the CPS when rape gangs were allowed to exploit young girls without facing justice?
Keir Starmer, 2008 -2013
Well I was wanting to post a shorter video, but they kept coming up with so many great points.
We are being gas lit, they are taking everything away from us and now it is our voice.
The left is good and anybody on the right is bad.
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@TalkTV@thatalexwoman@russellquirk
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#2TierKeir #NeverLabour
#STArmageddon
Less than a month ago, @Keir_Starmer started an "early release scheme", emptying prisons as the system was about to "collapse" as Europe's most incarcerated country was fit to burst.
Today they're jailing people for social media posts and releasing footage of the sentences.
If Nick Lowles of Hate Not Hope is not arrested and charged with inaccurate social media posting, it is proof of two-tier policing under the Starmer regime.
Two-tier British justice in a nutshell. Facts are facts, you can’t hide and run from the truth forever.
Until politicians decide to listen instead of lie, then they are wilfully complicit in fuelling more protests.
🚨🇺🇸JOE ROGAN: UK’S SPEECH CRACKDOWN REMINDS ME OF SOVIET RUSSIA
“The fact that they're comfortable with finding people who've said something that they disagree with and putting them in a f—king cage in England in 2024 is really wild.
Especially, they’re saying you can get arrested for retweeting something.”
Source: The Vigilant Fox/Joe Rogan
🚨Breaking News🚨
I have just received a press release from @Ofcom_WATCH that they are investigating the use of actor Andrew Parker to discredit the @reformparty_uk.
This is a must read.
"FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
"Ofcom-Watch has instructed a senior barrister to lead an independent inquiry into the alleged election interference by Channel 4 Television.
"This matter relates to a Channel Four News programme broadcasted on 27 June 2024 during the UK General Election, in which multiple allegations against the Reform UK Party were made, including of racism and Islamophobia, based in large part on opinions voiced by a man who appears to be an actor, Andrew Parker. A company called 'Lee Sorrell Media' appears to have sold the undercover footage to Channel Four and we are concerned about the effect this had on the ability to investigate the company’s use of the actor. Mr. Lee Sorrell was previously Head of Investigations at ITV from 2004 - 2009 and before that he undertook the same role for LWT from 1993 - 2003.
"Ofcom has a specific regulatory framework during UK General Elections and has a duty to follow guidance it has issued under the Communications Act 2003. We are concerned to establish whether these and other broadcasting standards and regulatory guidelines may have been breached by the payment of financial inducements to influence voters other than through the restricted use of party-political advertising.
"The remit of the inquiry will be to conduct a thorough investigation into the facts including whether Mr Parker appeared in the broadcast, whether (if so) he was paid, his instructions from Lee Sorrell Media, whether the reporter was aware of his involvement, what communications took place between Channel Four, Lee Sorrell Media and Mr Parker and whether Channel Four was aware or should have been aware of the use of a paid undercover actor by its contractor. It will then consider whether there may have been breaches of any law or guidance – including electoral law – and whether the facts of this incident show the need for electoral law to be tightened to address the use of paid actors in reports by news organisations.
"Ofcom-Watch and the Reform UK Party will then consider whether to make formal complaints to Channel Four, Ofcom and (if the inquiry finds evidence of criminal conduct) to the police or the Director of Public Prosecutions.
"We believe that there is worrying evidence of electoral interference and the breach of the law that may have had a serious effect on the democratic process. This incident is particularly concerning as the report was broadcast so close to the general election.
"The use of a paid undercover actor by Channel 4 and their associates is central to our inquiry. We believe this constitutes serious election interference.
"A company called 'Lee Sorrell Media' sold the undercover footage to Channel 4 in an attempt to thwart any retrospective audit trails linked to the actor (Andrew Parker). Mr. Lee Sorrell, based in Barnsley, South Yorkshire was previously Head of Investigations at ITV from 2004 - 2009 and before that he undertook the same role for LWT from 1993 - 2003.
"We would like to see what communications took place between C4, Sorrell and Andrew Parker?
"These are serious breaches of the UK Electoral Law under "election interference". Ofcom has a separate regulatory framework during UK General Elections and we believe these may have been seriously breached.
"ENDS."
If Reform didn't exist, I would not be voting at all. Many others feel the same way, finished with the Tories. So Labour would get in anyway.
So please can those in high places (ahem) stop telling me not to vote Reform.
I am voting Reform.
#VoteReform