LET THE ESCALATION BEGIN WARNING - Expressing support for... Palestine Action in this way is a breach of Section 12 of the UK Terrorism Act. This comes with significant risk of arrest and prosecution, and could lead to home raids and up to 14 years imprisonment. A BOLD 🧵show more

Pat is 85. She’s been arrested under section 13... of the Terrorism Act in Manchester for holding & refusing to put away a sign that reads “I oppose genocide. I support Palestine action.”show more

The crowd is chanting in support of attacking unarmed... ships and against the UK and USA for having the courage to stand up to terrorism.show more

Came out of police station, dishevelled, earlier today. Now... at home, safe and well. Overwhelmed by support outside the station, on socials and WhatsApp. Thanks to each and every one of you. Charged with breach of section 14. Watch this space. #FreePalestine #ProtestIsARightshow more

BREAKING: Police unlawfully arrest Elizabeth Morley, aged 80, under... the Terrorism Act. Whilst being taken away for peacefully holding a sign in support of Palestine Action, she says the mass arrests are a "very stupid thing to do".show more

"The government is complicit. We should not have to... do this" Police continue to mass arrest protestors under the Terrorism Act for holding cardboard signs, which say they oppose genocide and the Palestine Action ban.show more

This video is way upstream of Brechin, and shows... a minor tributary of the River South Esk. And this is *before* the red warning kicks in. Expect to wake up to unheard-of scenes tomorrow. Swept-away bridges and severe flooding in Angus for sure.show more

MORE ARRESTS Arrests are now happening in Cambridge under... the Terrorism Act. This rain-poncho-clad woman is arrested for holding a sign with the words “I oppose genocide - I support Palestine Action” on it. She is taken to a police van and is expected to be put in a cell.show more

2025 is around the corner and we'll be entering... it the Spanish way: eating a grape with each of the 12 bell tolls! We at The Game Kitchen managed to survive one of the hardest years for this industry and we know well that this is thanks to your support. 🥰 Happy New Year!!! 🎊🎉show more

The Metropolitan Police threaten two Londoners with arrest for... holding up the flag of their country at a Palestine March, baselessly suggesting they may be racist. Meanwhile they allow the pro-Palestine mob to call for jihad and engage in widespread violence. This is the definition of two-tier policing.show more

🚨🇬🇧 BREAKING: London police arrest a blind man in... Trafalgar Square under the Terrorism Act for holding a sign reading: "I oppose genocide. I support Palestine Action."show more

🇬🇧 As a UK lawyer addressing the Prime Minister's... inaction towards armed gangs running the streets, it's important to evaluate the legal framework and the Prime Minister's obligations under the law 🇬🇧 UK Legal Obligations and Potential Offences of the Prime Minister 🇬🇧 1. Dereliction of Duty. The Prime Minister, as the head of the government, has a duty to uphold the law and ensure the safety of the public. Ignoring armed gangs and dismissing public concerns could be seen as a failure to fulfil this duty, potentially amounting to dereliction of duty. 2. Misconduct in Public Office. The common law offence of misconduct in public office applies when a public official willfully neglects to perform their duties or acts in a way that amounts to an abuse of the public's trust. Ignoring violent gangs and accusing the public of racism for their concerns could be interpreted as such misconduct. 3. Negligence. Under civil law, negligence occurs when someone fails to take reasonable care to avoid causing injury or loss to another person. The Prime Minister's inaction could be seen as a form of negligence if it can be shown that it has led to harm or risk to the public. 4. Breach of the Human Rights Act 1998. The European Convention on Human Rights, incorporated into UK law by the Human Rights Act 1998, protects individuals' rights to life (Article 2) and security (Article 5). The state's failure to address violent gangs could be seen as a breach of these rights, especially if the violence results in harm to individuals. 5. Incitement to Racial Hatred. While the Prime Minister is accusing the public of racism and far right extremism, it's crucial to ensure that his statements do not incite racial hatred, which is an offence under the Public Order Act 1986. However, this is more about ensuring balanced rhetoric rather than an offence the Prime Minister himself might be committing. Potential Offences Committed by the Armed Muslim gangs. 1. Possession of Firearms and Offensive Weapons. Under the Firearms Act 1968 and the Prevention of Crime Act 1953, carrying firearms and other weapons in public without a license is a serious offence. 2. Public Order Offences. Their actions likely violate the Public Order Act 1986, prohibiting behaviour that causes harassment, alarm, or distress. 3. Terrorism Offences Chanting extremist slogans while armed could fall under the Terrorism Act 2000, which includes the glorification of terrorism and inciting violence. 4. Incitement to Violence. Encouraging violent acts is a criminal offence under the Serious Crime Act 2007. 5. Affray. Engaging in behaviour causing others to fear for their safety violates the Public Order Act 1986. 6. Trespassing and Damage to Property Likely offences under the Criminal Damage Act 1971 if they are trespassing and causing property damage. 7. Conspiracy to Commit Offences. Organizing and participating in coordinated attacks is a conspiracy to commit multiple offences, punishable under the Criminal Law Act 1977. Conclusion The Prime Minister's inaction in the face of such blatant lawlessness is deeply troubling. It could be construed as misconduct in public office or even negligence, given the duty to protect the public and uphold the law. Moreover, the public's concerns are legitimate and should be addressed with due seriousness, not dismissed as racist or far right extremism. This is a critical issue requiring immediate and effective action to maintain public order and trust in the government. Share,like,follow and comment for your opinion to be heard. 🇬🇧show more

BREAKING: A wheelchair user arrested under the Terrorism Act... for holding a sign which read "I oppose genocide. I support Palestine Action" The Palestine Action ban is backfiring on the government. Now Yvette Cooper is no longer Home Secretary, the ban must go with her.show more

We are concerned that many drivers are not stopping... for cyclists at the crossings on Blackheath and that this could lead to a collision if action is not taken. Please let us know your experiences so we can discuss a plan of action with Lewisham Cyclistsshow more

“The war abroad always comes home. It always comes... home. Who best to teach us how to resist an occupation than the Palestinians?” Palestine is becoming a template for how parts of the younger left understand politics. That shift matters. Once the United States is framed as an occupation, “resistance” stops meaning waiting for the next election and begins to mean terrorism. This is the framework of war being imported into domestic politics. And war logic does not stay symbolic for long.show more

BREAKING: UT Austun Faculty and Staff for Justice in... Palestine have organized in front of the Tower in support of pro-Palestine student protesters. This is a developing story. Follow this thread for updates.show more

WATCH: Illegal foreigners running away from deportation as Jacinta... M Zuma went on to enforce section 32 of the Immigration Act and section 42 of Criminal Procedure Act 51 of 1977. March and March is currently working with the police to enforce section 32 of the immigration act.show more

UK police arresting a Woman under the Terrorism Act... for holding signs which say: “I oppose genocide. I support Palestine Action” Western democracy 💩show more

OKC comes all the way back from 14 down... to take the lead. First lead change in the 2nd half of this series since Game 1.show more

Caught on camera: Traffic cops assaulting a motorist after... an alleged Motor Vehicle Act violation. After this assualt, they defended this act next morning on social media. Isn’t this breach of professional conduct? And doesn’t this violate dignity of the alleged offender? And which section of Motor Vehicle Act allows this kind of behaviour?. Kindly investigate and ensure justice is served. J&K Traffic Police Office of LG J&Kshow more