‘At what point did we become North Korea?’ Nigel Farage blasts Keir Starmer’s ‘awful, authoritarian’ UK as Reform leader tells US politicians free speech is under threat
Nigel Farage claimed that Britain was ‘in a terrible, authoritarian position’ for saying that online security laws limited free speech.
The reform leader warned that Americans, including technology Moguls, could be arrested in Heathrow of online content that was not loved by the British authorities after the arrest of Graham Linehan.
Father Ted writer Bay Linehan announced yesterday that he was detained in Heathrow via Trans-Sceptic Tweets, and that he had a row on police priorities and freedom of speaking.
Mr. Farage He jumped the first week of parliament after the summer holidays He is investigating the influence of British online security law on US citizens to the Assembly Judicial Committee in Washington.
‘He is not even a British citizen, an Irish citizen, this heathrow can happen to any American men or women who go to Heathrow, but the British government and the British police did not like, ” he said.
‘This is a potentially big threat to this great technology bosses and others …
“ At what point we have been North Korea? I think the Irish comedy writer found it at Heathrow Airport two days ago. This is really worrying, relevant and shocking. ‘
Mr. Farage warned that the Online Security Law would ‘damage the trade between our countries and that this legislation will threaten to free speech in the West because of the overturning effects of the United States or the European Union’.
Reform leader and deputy, Irish writer Graham Linehan’s arrest for publishing trans-critical tweets, he says that England has become the ‘authoritarian censorship regime’
The Sun will raise the Linehan case, saying that Britain had been detained in three tasks at Heathrow at the Heathrow airport for arguing that he ‘lost his way’ for civil freedoms.
Sir Keir used Mr. Farage’s absence of PMQs to accuse Washington of accusing ‘to talk to Badmouth and our country’: ‘You cannot get more patriots than this’
However, the event version of Mr. Farage was forced by the Democrats on the committee.
Democratic Representative Jamie Raskin said to him, ‘An extreme right, a lovers who love … Free Speech Sonfish and Trump Sycophant ‘added: Bay Raskin said:’ Today in the Congress, the parliament to be gathered today, if it is serious about this, the Congress should advance the positions. ‘
Mr. Farage In a Republican-controlled HJC session titled ‘Europe’s American Speech and Innovation Threat’, the European laws of the European Censorship-especially the United Kingdom (EU) Digital Services Law (Digital Services Law) and the Digital Services Law (DSA) will emphasize the right to free speech in the United States.
“Sitting in the United States and now defining the really terrible authoritarian situation that we have sank now does not give me great pleasure, Fara said Farage.
He added that he wanted to bring Lucy Connolly to Washington DC as a free speech ‘live proof of what can go wrong’.
Last year, after the Southport murders, he was imprisoned for confusing racial hatred against asylum seekers.
Connolly’s social media mission, which led to the criminal objection and prison, said: ‘Intemparess was wrong, but he lifted it three and a half hours later. He was sentenced to 31 months in prison. Currently served 40 percent.
“ Today I wanted to bring him with me as a live evidence of what could go wrong.
When the UK Parliament is in London, Mr. Farage in the USA
Unfortunately, the restrictions on it forbade him to make a trip, which is a very, very great shame. ‘
Sir Keir used Mr. Farage to accuse Washington to accuse Washington of escaping to ‘talk to our country’ to Washington: ‘You can’t be more patriotic than that’.
Reform in response to a question about the opposition of the UK’s Online Security Law, the Prime Minister said, ‘The honorable member of Clacton did not represent the election zone in which he was elected here’.
