They're finally closing the door on freedom of speech in the UK.
Ofcom have gone full-Orwell
I'm told by @ripx4nutmeg the following:
"This should be massive news but won't be. You cannot access Kiwi Farms in the UK now unless you use a VPN or the Tor browser because Ofcom has said anyone from the UK who visits the site could be at legal risk unless Kiwi Farms implements the Online Safety Act to keep users safe. Totally Orwellian."
Kiwi Farms is a website that reports on figures like Stephanie Hayden, the trans sex offender who has UK police wrapped around his finger, and Susie Green, the insane mother and ex-Mermaids CEO who castrated her gay son.
Kiwi Farms is not a pretty site. It practices free speech absolutism and there are plenty in there who enjoy testing that principle to the very limit. But it also has some brilliant, forensic researchers who are continually uncovering scandals.
This is why the UK Government pushed 'Adolescence' so hard. They're addressing the incel scandal they invented, while covering up the real scandal of radicalised young men invading women's spaces, language and sports.
Ofcom is captured by gender ideology, and captured institutions fear scrutiny more than anything else. Remember, this law does not punish Kiwi Farms itself, this law punishes ordinary people for visiting it. It’s a disgrace and the very least we can do is grant the name ‘Kiwi Farms’ the Streisand Effect.
Warn everyone. The UK Government has found a new way to throw its people in prison--this time not for telling the truth, but for reading it.
And this is just the start.
In a year or two, we will only be able to access websites of which the 'government' approves.
Perhaps an informative daily visit to the BBC News website to see what news is fit for your delicate sensibilities. With luck, there will be stories about how the new US tariffs on steel and aluminium are expected to hit the UK’s population of drag queens. Or how putting the clocks forward an hour will impact the native population of trans, non-binary and gender-glib folx much worse than anyone else, ever, in history, since The Big Bang.
Perhaps then your brief tour of approved websites will be followed by an informative browse on GOV.UK to read about the latest additional sections to the UK's newly-introduced Islamophobia/blasphemy law, but definitely not the yearly illegal immigration numbers and new house-builds - which are of course, entirely unrelated. (And woe betide anyone who says otherwise.)
In fact, I will look forward to spending much less time on the internet, and I will no doubt be thanking the Labour government for saving me from all of this unpleasant hate speech. (I owe you one, Sir Keir mate!) But I shall hopefully be able to discuss this matter with the other like-minds who inhabit the particular wing of the newly-built prison in which I will be residing for sharing a meme saying, ‘Clothes Horses are Horses’ on X.
So, enjoy what is left of Free Expression and Free Thought while you can. It’s going to be a bumpy ride.
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