British MPs Under Gag Order Over Southport Case
Critics described the ban on elected representatives asking important questions of the government as “extraordinary” and amounting to “the end of democracy.”
Critics described the ban on elected representatives asking important questions of the government as “extraordinary” and amounting to “the end of democracy.”
Britons were arrested, convicted and jailed for spreading online ‘disinformation’ about an Islamist motive behind the lethal mass stabbing attack.
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