Jim Jordan’s ‘Censorship Files:’ UK Government Tried to Censor Criticism of Mass Migration, ‘Two-Tier’ Policing
The chairman of the Chamber’s Judicial Committee, Jim Jordan (R-OH), published this week the “British censorship files in part 2”, in which he detailed how the government of the United Kingdom (United Kingdom) “tried to censor the criticism” of immigration during “large-scale riots in August 2024.”
“While British citizens are becoming more and more frustrated by an armed system against them, the British authorities wanted large technologies to be on immigration and” police stories and a two -level system “, wrote Jordan.
“The British were rightly concerned about a judicial system that treated government criticisms, violent criminals. The right-wing leaders in the United Kingdom were justified to criticize this “two-level” justice system, “he continued.
Jordan revealed that the Committee had obtained documents that British Prime Minister Keir Starmer and the Secretary of Technology Peter Kyle “tried to censor the people who called the UK’s two-level judicial system for what it was.”
President Donald Trump warned Starmer that it would be an “error” for the British government to censor its social platform for truth under the recently promulgated online security law.
“We will not censor anyone,” said Starmer. “We have measures that are there to protect children.”
In an e-mail to a large technological platform, one of the major technical regulators of the United Kingdom, known as the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology (DSIT), told platforms to monitor “a” two-level system “.”
DSIT told the platforms to “come back to us” on “all the measures you have taken in response”.
“The involvement was clear: the United Kingdom told platforms to censor the real” stories “on a” two-level “judicial system,” wrote Jordan.
The member of the Ohio Congress noted that when a British citizen wanted to know where the government hosted asylum seekers on the British taxpayer Dime, the British government has told the platforms to censor it:
The same government has also sought to “silence discussions on mass migration policies in Europe”.
He wrote“Only a few days after the United Kingdom’s request to Big Tech, the first London police officer warned the Americans that he would target them with prosecution for online publications that he found offensive – regardless of the country they were published.”
Jordan pointed out: “The message: criticize @Keir_starmer Or the British immigration policy anywhere in the world, and you should be careful. »»
Taking up that there is more to come from their investigation, Jordan wrote: “The committee continues to receive documents showing the censorship of the conservatives and real information from around the world. But above all, governments still want to censor government criticism. ”
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