By Gordon Dimmack According to GB News, a man has just been jailed for posting, and I quote, “we need to protest.” That’s it, apparently. Nothing more. Say something mildly rebellious
A Kent Police officer was filmed saying it’s an offence to say “Free Palestine” or “Israel is committing genocide.” This blog exposes the legal overreach, banned police symbols, arrests over T-shirts, and the growing threat to free speech in the UK ahead of the July 21 Palestine Action court hearing.
The lie that Hamas beheaded 40 babies was never retracted, but it changed everything — from Gaza’s destruction to arrests in the UK. This article exposes the disinformation, the media complicity, and the real-world harm it caused.
I handed myself in for supporting Palestine Action. They didn’t arrest me. Here’s why — and what that silence really means.
Around 200 people have been arrested for holding signs that say “I support Palestine Action” — but not one has been charged with terrorism. This isn’t about law. It’s about fear, intimidation, and the truth they want erased — including the Jewish voices that have always marched for justice.
Western collapse isn’t coming—it’s already here. From Epstein to BlackRock, the same people who caused the fall are now building the next phase: a technocratic, surveilled, digitally controlled empire. This is what comes after the fall.
A deeply personal reflection on empire, empathy, and identity — triggered by a Wimbledon final, shaped by a suicide in California, and healed by the unexpected kindness of strangers. This is a story about disillusionment, grief, and the quiet collapse of belief in flags.
A brutal reminder of what really matters: not the protests, not the arrests—but the genocide in Gaza. While the UN begs Britain to stop supporting Israel’s atrocities, the UK doubles down, criminalising those who speak out.
Over 100 people have been arrested for saying they support Palestine Action — yet not one has been charged with a terrorism offence. This isn’t about terrorism. It’s about fear, intimidation, and silencing dissent.
A scathing satirical monologue that flips the script on settler colonialism—one garden fence at a time. ‘How to Peacefully Annex Your Neighbour’s Garden’ is dark comedy with a conscience.
Forensic evidence shows Epstein footage was edited. The cover-up is real—and the silence of U.S. allies raises deeper questions about who’s really in charge.
WikiLeaks once exposed war crimes with raw evidence. Now it ignores leaked Israeli documents showing IAEA collusion, while linking to paywalled Financial Times articles. This isn’t journalism. It’s branding.
