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It is objectively, categorically, indisputably not illegal to discuss or even voice opposition to the proscription of Palestine Action, and even if it were: fucking believe in something for once.

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Eyup Lovely1 year ago

Wow! Arrest by counter terror police? That does sound scary. Much less scary if you’re a media organisation with limitless money and resources though, rather than, say, a Palestinian refugee that Aaron Bastani wants deported for having a picture of a paraglider on her hoodie.

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Eyup Lovely1 year ago

When did the editors of the Times get arrested by counter terror police btw? Can’t find anything.

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Demi Demure1 year ago

Wasted that man's time for nothing..... 😂😂😂😭😭😭

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Dan Gliebitz1 year ago

We're fearless independent journalists here at Novara. But we also don't want to ruffle any establishment feathers. Unlike the reckless rebels at The Times.

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Comfy 🇵🇸 🔻1 year ago

completely spineless

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Marked safe from Western Propaganda1 year ago

Ash is also controlled opposition of the Owen Jones variety

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Excellence 🇧🇼1 year ago

"Get yourself arrested while I stay safe behind anon" lmaooo

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Eyup Lovely1 year ago

If it’s illegal to discuss the proscription of Palestine Action, how come Owen Jones just wrote an editorial in The Guardian about it? Do you seriously think counter terror police will arrest Ash Sarkar? Do you seriously think counter terror police don’t know my identity?

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Big dip1 year ago

It might slightly impact their ability to maximise the money they rake in though. Did they ever interview someone who isn’t just a book salesman btw?

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