The last week we sat down on air and watched a video that you said was the scariest video you've ever seen.

And this was the director of prosecutions for England and Wales over in the UK and he went on the corporate media over there

and was behaving like an authoritarian

but pretending to be a liberty beacon

and it sounded like this.

Yeah. The offense of incitement to racial hatred involves publishing or distributing material

which is insulting or abusive, which is intended to or likely to start racial hatred.

So if you retweet that then you're repubishing that and then potentially you're

committing that offense.

And we do have dedicated police officers who are scouring social media.

Their job is to look for this material and then follow up with identification arrests and so forth.

So it's a really serious.

People might think they're not doing anything harmful they are

and the consequences will be visited upon them.

I mean it's still chilling as ever this idea that by sharing a tweet which and we've

looked at some of these what people are being arrested for

check out this photo of the riots and what's going on just down the street from me

by sharing images of riots now all of a sudden apparently that's supposed to be hush hush you're not allowed to show

what's happening outside the window of your own home police or whatever beating on people

or whatever the case you now live in a government where pointing out what's actually happening in your

streets could incite violence like the violence you're pointing to outside

your window and people are being arrested really really scary stuff clearly and I brought up I talked to Aaron

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