“He must not be allowed to use social media,” says the guy who boxed up, Churchill
Posted BY: Steve Watson
Following Elon Musk’s decision to reinstate President Trump to Twitter, The Mayor Of London Sadiq Khan declared that it is time for “new regulations” to police online speech.
Khan, who seems to spend more time worrying about American politics than the safety of people living in London, issued a diatribe reacting to Musk turning Trump’s Twitter account back on.
He labeled Trump “a dangerous far-right politician who has a history of inciting violence,” and proclaimed that “he must not be allowed to use social media,” before calling for the more general regulation of “online speech.”
In the same sentence, Khan declared that “freedom of speech is vital, but it must be balanced.”
Trump is a dangerous, far-right politician who has a history of inciting violence.
— Sadiq Khan (@SadiqKhan) November 20, 2022
He must not be allowed to use social media to preach hate and further fuel the politics of division. pic.twitter.com/YxEpppvaT4
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his is the same guy who boxed up Winston Churchill’s statue outside the British parliament, and World War II Memorials when BLM extremists decided they were racist.
Khan then convened an uber-woke panel of ‘cultural diversity experts’ to decide which statues and landmarks to target next, and replace with culturally ‘better’ ones.
The reactions say it all:
Trump is a dangerous, far-right politician who has a history of inciting violence.
— Sadiq Khan (@SadiqKhan) November 20, 2022
He must not be allowed to use social media to preach hate and further fuel the politics of division. pic.twitter.com/YxEpppvaT4
Trump is a dangerous, far-right politician who has a history of inciting violence.
— Sadiq Khan (@SadiqKhan) November 20, 2022
He must not be allowed to use social media to preach hate and further fuel the politics of division. pic.twitter.com/YxEpppvaT4
Status Report/Public and International Warning
http://www.paulstramer.net/2022/11/status-reportpublic-and-international.html
https://tasa.americanstatenationals.org/