All right, Alexander, let's talk about the UK's online safety act.

And this is an act which is causing a lot of debate.

So we are going to tell us about this online safety act and what it's all about.

And I believe it's also, I don't want to say connected,

but it follows up on some legislation coming out of Australia.

And it may be indicative of some things that could be happening in the United States

or in Canada or elsewhere.

So I think this is an important act to discuss because maybe it's going to take us to a place of more online censorship, centralization, banning of speech.

Anyway, your thoughts on this act.

You are absolutely correct.

And I think the first thing to say about that and goes directly to the point that you've made

is that the UK is Britain is a fashion setter.

Where it goes with things like this, well, others look at it and they often copy it.

And I know that people in the European Union are looking at it very closely and people

in other places are looking at it very closely and people in the United States is looking

at it very closely. And when I the United States is looking at it very closely.

And when I say people, we know which people, people who basically want to control what you see and what you read.

Now, this is a perfect example of modern British legislation.

The Stama administration has taken this to a new level, but

we were already creeping in this direction for some time. But if you remember, when Stama

was elected, I said we should expect a lot more of this. I think we were saying this before

Stama was elected actually. And of course it's coming.

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