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Four arrested after photo of Trump and Jeffrey Epstein projected onto Windsor Castle
(www.independent.co.uk)
this post was submitted on 17 Sep 2025
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Oh look, the truth is malicious!
"malicious communications" reads like something straight out of Orwell
Translation 4 inconvenient people were silenced by officers. By forcibly removing them from the scene. Knowing full well the CPS will likely not press charges.
Given there is no way any court will consider the purpose as causing distress. As required by the act.
Do not overeatimate the cps they are cynical cunts. Or the judges.
It's just performative. An exercise to waste time and make it look like the police and state are "doing something". They probably take their cues from the Home Office.
"Malicious communications"? A heinous crime indeed! So when is Trump getting arrested for it, together with most if not all politicians?
Yeah, that's the UK for ya. A ton of random bullshit laws lol
Well Trump is American and they adhere to free speech to the point of insanity so nope there.
They don’t really. People are losing their jobs, getting kicked out the country, etc. For saying the wrong words.
It’s “free speech only if you agree with the government”.