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LOCKDOWN: "Where there should have been critical thinking, there was only blind acceptance" – Molly Kingsley Lockdowns created a dangerous precedent for government overreach and excessive state interference. We must defend freedom in the UK, and the only way to do that is by standing #together. #Lockdown

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