Well it seems the British are becoming more USSR than UK. Freedom of the press is being replaced with freedom to follow government narrative or face censorship.
Remember in 2010 radio host Michael Savage of the USA was handed a lifetime ban from the UK.
From The BBC (British Bullcrap Corporation), notice how BBC headline paints the three journalists as being "right wing" as if that subjective adjective makes it alright to ban them. Hmmm ...
Brittany Pettibone and her boyfriend, Martin Sellner, were refused entry
to the UK when they landed at Luton Airport on Friday. They were
detained for two days, and then deported. Another activist, Lauren
Southern, was refused entry by the Border Force near Calais on Monday.
She had planned to meet with the couple and the former leader of the
English Defence League, Tommy Robinson.
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Billionaire, alleged tax-dodger, CEO and
all-round PC dullard Mark Zuckerberg has said Facebook is not doing
enough to combat hate speech. Also showing he is manipulated by the Zionist media to help implode free Euro-US societies under Zionist-Fascist control.
Typical, his pro Zionist tirades are infamous according to current and former Facebook executives. Recall the 2012-2014 Facebook policy of deleting accounts of folk who dared question Israel's genocide against Palestinians.
At a recent townhall event in Berlin he pledged to work closer with
the German authorities, and even offered to fund a section of the German
police, in order to help Facebook expand its view of ‘protected groups’
and restrict ‘hate speech against migrants’.
Pardon my German, but what utter scheisse.
What Zuckerberg seems to be missing is that Facebook is supposed to
be about enabling the free interaction of people – all this talk of
‘protected groups’ and ‘hate speech’ should be anathema to him. But
Zuckerberg subscribes to the typical metropolitan,
Silicon-Valley-via-Ivy-League brand of faux-liberalism, which actually
has a lot in common with the fascism he claims to despise.
‘Hate speech has no place on Facebook or in our community’, he said.
‘Until recently in Germany I don’t think we were doing a good enough
job, and I think we will continue needing to do a better and better
job.’

