Is he trying to make each situation worse for himself?
Enormous attention seeking bellend continues to act out like an enormous attention seeking bellend.
He’s been offering up money for people to smash up cameras, of course they’re arresting him.
Article doesn’t say what law he broke? As much as I dislike the man, what crime did he comit here exactly?
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That title makes it sound like he got arrested for showing police in his home.
I know that’s not what he means.
I’m sure he’ll find some way of spinning this as a “war on free-speech by woke police officers spent policing words and not criminal shop-lifters”
No doubt he will release a twitter post soon saying how “they” are trying to silence him.
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As with all these grifters, they don’t know who “they” are–the New World Order, the Liberal Left, the megarich, the Deep State–whatever, use your imagination.
His comments on Ava were rude and very unacceptable but arresting him for conspiracy to damage ULEZ cameras is a farce. How can they prove that whatever he’s said about ULEZ directly influenced someone to cut cameras down?
Yet Chris Packham can suggest people are right to break the law and nothing happens. To be clear, it looks like Fox is rightly in trouble but it doesn’t seem the law is being applied consistently. Although Packham was more subtle and cute with his language I suppose.
>The presenter, who has made documentary Chris Packham: Is It Time to Break the Law? for Channel 4, added: “At the moment, no one is blowing up an oil refinery, but a lot of people think that is very likely to happen.”
Basically ‘see, *I’m* not saying you should commit terrorism, but… is it time to? Well, a lot of people think so. Not me of course’. Sure. At best it was irresponsible language, at worst it was criminal incitement. Crickets from Ofcom of course.
“I would encourage mass removal of the surveillance state… I would be happy to be arrested myself.”
Wish granted
What the f*ck is going on???
Are we living in Stasi state!!!!
I’m glad to see the UK police has infinite resources for policing free speech.
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Is he trying to make each situation worse for himself?
Enormous attention seeking bellend continues to act out like an enormous attention seeking bellend.
He’s been offering up money for people to smash up cameras, of course they’re arresting him.
Article doesn’t say what law he broke? As much as I dislike the man, what crime did he comit here exactly?
[deleted]
That title makes it sound like he got arrested for showing police in his home.
I know that’s not what he means.
I’m sure he’ll find some way of spinning this as a “war on free-speech by woke police officers spent policing words and not criminal shop-lifters”
No doubt he will release a twitter post soon saying how “they” are trying to silence him.
​
As with all these grifters, they don’t know who “they” are–the New World Order, the Liberal Left, the megarich, the Deep State–whatever, use your imagination.
His comments on Ava were rude and very unacceptable but arresting him for conspiracy to damage ULEZ cameras is a farce. How can they prove that whatever he’s said about ULEZ directly influenced someone to cut cameras down?
Yet Chris Packham can suggest people are right to break the law and nothing happens. To be clear, it looks like Fox is rightly in trouble but it doesn’t seem the law is being applied consistently. Although Packham was more subtle and cute with his language I suppose.
>The presenter, who has made documentary Chris Packham: Is It Time to Break the Law? for Channel 4, added: “At the moment, no one is blowing up an oil refinery, but a lot of people think that is very likely to happen.”
Basically ‘see, *I’m* not saying you should commit terrorism, but… is it time to? Well, a lot of people think so. Not me of course’. Sure. At best it was irresponsible language, at worst it was criminal incitement. Crickets from Ofcom of course.
“I would encourage mass removal of the surveillance state… I would be happy to be arrested myself.”
Wish granted
What the f*ck is going on???
Are we living in Stasi state!!!!
I’m glad to see the UK police has infinite resources for policing free speech.
Its the number 1 risk to our safety.