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Posted on 02/18/2025 6:12:46 PM PST by kevcol
A British judge has sentenced a man to 28 weeks in prison for sending “hateful” emails intended to “disparage, insult, and offend” London Mayor Sir Sadiq Khan, government minister Jess Phillips, and Matt Twist, Assistant Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police. Jack Bennett, 38, was convicted of four counts of sending malicious communications and one of using a public communication network to send offensive emails.
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Bennett had been motivated to send his emails by the “perceived” incompetence of the authorities in tackling Muslim rape gangs, which preyed on primarily white, working-class girls in Britain virtually unchecked for decades.
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Sadiq Khan is a poophead.
Come get me you british wankers.
It's a police state where simply praying in public can land you in the slammer, much like the former Soviet Union.
I say the next time Britain needs military help, we pass on it. The place needs a big beta and feminist cleansing.
That gay judge takes it up the bung hole from the goat humping Sadiq Khan. Come get me lymeys.
British authorities who do these things to people like judges and police should be sanctioned like Russian, Chinese and Iranian officials have been sanctioned by the US government.
Be a shame if someone posted his email address, can only imagine what might happen…
Britain was no better in the buildup to 1776: “During the American Revolution, the British threatened American revolutionaries with harsh punishments, including military force, confiscation of property, trials for treason, and even the potential for execution, if they continued to speak out against British rule and advocate for independence, often using acts like the “Intolerable Acts” as a tool to intimidate and suppress dissent; they also warned of potential repercussions against loyalist families within the colonies who supported the revolutionaries. “
It was said Gage flew into a rage when he received the reply.
He issued his threat:
“I do, hereby, in his majesty’s name, offer and promise his most gracious pardon to all persons who shall forthwith lay down their arms, and return to the duties of peaceable subjects, excepting only from the benefit of such pardon, Samuel Adams and John Hancock, whose offences are of too flagitious a nature to admit of any other consideration but that of condign punishment.”
That’s a good point. If we follow up Vance’s speech with sanctions against repressive regimes and their leaders in England, France, Germany, etc., it will show we are not kidding in standing up for liberty around the world.
"And, frankly speaking, the idea that we limit the rights to protest, we limit the rights to free speech because it may cause offence to a foreign leader is a very, very slippery slope."
Sadiq Khan explains why he allowed the Donald Trump baby blimp to fly over London
With ya, come and get me, too.
I had to look up ‘Flagitious.’ At first glance it looked like something my wife accused me of earlier.
That is a great idea. The Trump administration should sanction the judge to put their money where their mouth is, so to speak, and make it an international issue that forces the media to cover it.
Jailed!? Good luck Britain, it’s been nice knowing you.
Our dear NATO allies, united in fascism.
BTTT!
F the Kng and his men.
👍👍👍 👍👍
After 1,300 years, much of Europe has succumbed to islam.
The US had better, and real soon, recognize the existential enemy threat within.
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