The Farcical First Week of Scotland’s ‘Hate Crime’ Law Michael Curzon April 9, 2024 Police received a year’s worth of hate crime reports in just seven days.
Musk Fights Back Against Brazil’s Crackdown on Free Speech Carlos Perona Calvete April 8, 2024 Brazilian authorities even asked to see private messages from citizens sharing dissident opinions online.
“They’re moving to control every aspect of your life”: An Interview with Mark Steyn Frank Haviland April 4, 2024 There are correct answers to all the great questions before us, and no dissent is permitted.
Scottish Police Flooded With Complaints During First 24 Hours of ‘Hate Crime’ Law Michael Curzon April 3, 2024 “Many thousands” of minor crimes will now be ignored because of the new law, Scottish Tories warn.
“Unworkable” Scottish Hate Crime Law Comes Into Effect Michael Curzon April 2, 2024 Police have even been told to target ‘hateful’ comedians.
A ‘Dictatorship’ of Deception Rod Dreher March 27, 2024 In Western public discourse, the goodness or badness of a thing depends on who it helps, and whom it hurts.
Spanish Judge Halts Shutdown of Telegram at Last Minute Bridget Ryder March 25, 2024 A copyright violations dispute has turned into a standoff between the social media company and the courts.
Police Raid Dutch Comedian’s Home After Video Parody of Amsterdam Mayor TEC News March 13, 2024 “Too ridiculous for words. Where were they on Sunday when Muslims screamed ‘Hamas is my brother’?” one person asked on social media.
New French Law Destroys Freedom of Private Speech Hélène de Lauzun March 12, 2024 The legislation takes France further into the realm of “totalitarianism without the gulag.”
The Dangers of Banning ‘Islamophobia’ Tim Dieppe March 5, 2024 Literally anything related to Islam would be ringfenced from criticism.
