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The bodies of the slain are not even cold, and yet the pro-Palestine brigade are on the streets of Britain, celebrating their deaths.

The bodies of the slain are not even cold, and yet the pro-Palestine brigade are on the streets of Britain, celebrating their deaths.

Convictions for online hate speech are at a record high in a country that imprisons mothers for tweets and veterans for memes.

In her first interview since release, Lucy Connolly insists she was punished for her views, not her words, and calls for reform of Britain’s justice system.

Under the Public Order Act, offenders can face up to seven years in prison.

The former childminder was imprisoned for a single social media tweet.

While Lucy Connolly serves a 31-month prison sentence for a tweet, a Labour councillor who wanted right-wing protestors’ throats to be cut has been set free.

Simon Pearson, a veteran educator, was sacked after mildly criticising Connolly’s jailing.

Lucy Connolly is not being “freed.” She must continue to serve her sentence at home under licence conditions.

It’s unrealistic to suppose that censorship can continue to be imposed on the grounds of holding up a liberal order that’s already disappeared.

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