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Tyrannical Mayor Calls For Pretended Law To Prosecute Those Who Spread “Offensive Lies & Conspiracies”

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I don’t know about you, but I’m sick and tired of these impotent, effeminate little men and women who think they can just impose pretended legislation against the people they are supposed to be working for, but they continue because the people have not gotten it in their heads they united they can bring these tyrants to justice.  The latest example is Mayor Andy Burnham from the City of Manchester, England, who wants to prosecute anyone he believes spreads “offensive lies and conspiracies.”  The only problem is who is determining what are lies, truth and conspiracies.  Is it those promoting a lying narrative like politicians or those promoting the truth, such as the people who have their eyes open?

Reclaim the Net reports:

The Mayor of the English city of Manchester, Andy Burnham, has called for a new law to prosecute those who spread “offensive lies and conspiracies.”

Mayor Burnam’s comments followed a man being sued for claiming that the Manchester Arena attack in 2017 was a hoax.

“The law needs to be changed to make it a serious criminal offence to peddle these offensive lies and conspiracies with custodial penalties,” Mayor Burnham wrote.

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A survivor of the 2017 Manchester Arena attack, Martin Hibbert, is suing a conspiracy theorist who claims the attack was a hoax.

A survey conducted by Kings College, involving 4,000 correspondents, found that 14% doubt whether the attack happened at all, and 10% of people think it was a hoax.

A conspiracy theorist who believes the attack was a hoax, Richard D Hall, has targeted Hibbert, who was paralyzed from the waist down, and his daughter Eve, who suffered a traumatic brain injury.

Hall insists the attack was a hoax, and has even tracked down survivors, to investigate if the attack was real.

He claims that those that died in the terror attack are living abroad.

In an interview with BBC’s Radio 4, Hibbert said that while he respects the freedom of speech, Hall had crossed the line because he was profiting from the misery of others.

“I’m friends with a lot of the deceased’s family and I’m friends and in contact with a lot of the survivors. A lot of them people are recluses in their own home, they’re too scared to even come out, to even come into Manchester, and that’s what kind of made me deal with it head-on,” he said.

“I’m not having it, especially with Eve, my daughter, she’s got enough on her plate at the minute without silly people like this.”

Hibbert explained that the purpose of the lawsuit is not “silencing people.” But he feels that “when people cross a line, when err, you know, they’re going out and you know, seeing people at their home, filming people when they don’t even know they’re being filmed and they’re writing books, making money from people’s misery, that’s when it has to stop, and that’s what we’re going to do.

“I’ve spoke to my legal team and you know they’re going to get on with it, so we will shut him up and we’ll shut him down, and it will then act as a precedent.

Our founders called out pretended legislation by and Englishman named King George III in The Declaration of Independence.  Perhaps the people of Manchester go for justice against Mayor Burnham.

Article posted with permission from Sons of Liberty Media


Tim Brown

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