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Arvaos ⚚ 29 Sep @ 10:48am
Workers Party of Britain leader detained in London under counter-terror legislation
Galloway and his wife were detained for several hours before being released without charge. Speaking about the event on his online talk show on Sunday evening Galloway said he was told by the police, “You are not under arrest” but “you are not free to leave” and “you do not have the right to remain silent”.

Befitting the police-state regime that the Labour government is wielding against opponents of austerity and war, Schedule 3 allows designated police, immigration, and customs officers at ports and border areas to stop and question individuals without even a prior suspicion of involvement in “hostile activity”.

The UK has turned into a police state regime.
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Emperor Chungus III 29 Sep @ 10:50am 
Originally posted by Arvaos ⚚:
The UK has turned into a police state regime.

Oh no. Anyway.
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St✩rlight 29 Sep @ 10:55am 
Why would anyone believe anything he says.
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Arvaos ⚚ 29 Sep @ 10:55am 
Originally posted by Emperor Chungus III:
Originally posted by Arvaos ⚚:
The UK has turned into a police state regime.

Oh no. Anyway.

Unless men of the workers party stand up, the working class will not have any rights.

The middle class has already been eroded and it's up to the working class as it was a hundred years ago.
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Emperor Chungus III 29 Sep @ 10:56am 
Originally posted by Arvaos ⚚:
Originally posted by Emperor Chungus III:

Oh no. Anyway.

Unless men of the workers party stand up, the working class will not have any rights.

The middle class has already been eroded and it's up to the working class as it was a hundred years ago.

I don't live in the UK, so imma pass
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Arvaos ⚚ 29 Sep @ 10:58am 
Originally posted by St✩rlight:
Why would anyone believe anything he says.

You believe the Tories in the red ties over Galloway? The red Tories betrayed their own Labour beliefs to achieve power.
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W 29 Sep @ 11:00am 
Stop calling England as UK. It is nothing more than England there. A single small country.

As for the insanity in England, my ex gf went to ENgland her dream, her culture. Then she came bacj saying she never wants to go there again.

I told her the England is just a parody from Hollywood James Bond movies and she should have married me instead.
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chipsu 29 Sep @ 11:00am 
kinda reminds me of north korea, except there they actually reward you for working hard for the system
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St✩rlight 29 Sep @ 11:01am 
Originally posted by Arvaos ⚚:
Originally posted by St✩rlight:
Why would anyone believe anything he says.

You believe the Tories in the red ties over Galloway? The red Tories betrayed their own Labour beliefs to achieve power.
They all smell.
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Emperor Chungus III 29 Sep @ 11:02am 
Originally posted by St✩rlight:
Why would anyone believe anything he says.

Exactly, lol.
Last edited by Emperor Chungus III; 29 Sep @ 11:02am
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Beneteau 29 Sep @ 1:52pm 
Look on the bright side; the Donkey sketch is classic Monty Python.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CJoM-gw3Y0c
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Hapless07 29 Sep @ 1:54pm 
Galloways a charlatan who supports radical Islam.
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Swarmfly 29 Sep @ 2:12pm 
There is a reason 1984 was set in the UK.
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DutyCallsBackNextYear 29 Sep @ 2:29pm 
Originally posted by Arvaos ⚚:
Galloway and his wife were detained for several hours before being released without charge. Speaking about the event on his online talk show on Sunday evening Galloway said he was told by the police, “You are not under arrest” but “you are not free to leave” and “you do not have the right to remain silent”.

Befitting the police-state regime that the Labour government is wielding against opponents of austerity and war, Schedule 3 allows designated police, immigration, and customs officers at ports and border areas to stop and question individuals without even a prior suspicion of involvement in “hostile activity”.

The UK has turned into a police state regime.

Galloway, is a Kremlin puppet.
He used to be on Russia Today.
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DutyCallsBackNextYear 29 Sep @ 2:30pm 
Originally posted by Swarmfly:
There is a reason 1984 was set in the UK.

Actually it was set in Airstrip One.
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Swarmfly 29 Sep @ 2:35pm 
Originally posted by Corvus T-XIII:
Originally posted by Swarmfly:
There is a reason 1984 was set in the UK.

Actually it was set in Airstrip One.

Same place, yes.
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