Teri Holtz

@g_gosden Woke has been redefined as illiberal views held by virtue signalling fascists who despise free speech and practice cancel culture to close down debate. Signalling one’s virtue allows you to feel superior as apposed to actually doing something to help. It’s a cult of intolerance.

Christ this is utterly heartbreaking & vile by these barbarians murdering innocent young men 🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬💔💔 mol.im/a/15662423

Rachel Reeves just pulled Labour's most shameful U-turn yet - and it will only get worse express.co.uk/news/politics/…

Immediately gbnews.com/membership/pol…

Well well well. This liar ⁦@Keir_Starmer⁩ has been outed again with his lies about Petey Mandelson. Looking forward to next weeks PMQ’s to watch him wriggle & squirm as the evidence he lied just keeps piling up. Death by a thousand cuts 💃💃 gbnews.com/politics/keir-…

The internet must be free. 4Chan is an American company with no assets in the UK. Its only content regulator is the First Amendment. The Brits don’t get to colonize American companies operating out of America. See Declaration of Independence, American Revolution, etc.

smol hamster

At the end of the day, 4chan has a right to refuse Ofcom's orders. In America, Ofcom's orders are unlawful orders. It is entirely right and proper for 4chan to refuse those orders and to thereby defend free speech in the United States.

"What if they block 4chan in the UK?" That's the UK's domestic business. My client will not be a party to the increasing censorship of the British people. If the UK wants to censor the Internet, they will need to do it without 4chan's assistance.

If Ofcom thinks its orders are enforceable here, it is welcome to come to America and try to enforce them in an American court. In the meantime, I'd really appreciate it if the agency would stop threatening American citizens.

British media have uncritically carried water for the Online Safety Act for years. Legal reality is that Americans, in America, are lawfully entitled to refuse to comply with government censorship, whatever its source. That's what it means to have free speech.

Thank God for the First Amendment 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

The Online Safety Act was promised as domestic legislation to protect children from online harms. In reality, its regulator (Ofcom) has demonstrated sinister extraterritorial ambitions that now affect US tech companies and the First Amendment rights of American citizens. Ofcom has fined US messaging platform 4chan £520,000 (plus £800 per day), claiming the company failed to comply with the Act’s risk assessment duty, its illegal content safety duty, and its children’s safety duties. The Online Safety Act is a threat to free speech. Read more below 👇

The UK Free Speech Act 2026 - a model bill implementing my "UK Free Speech Act 2021" proposal - is very nearly done. Three drafters, 24 pages, 6,709 words, repeals 8 Acts of Parliament in their entirety and significant repeals of 7 more.

Labour Blames ‘Spiralling Administrative Costs’ to Justify FoI Clampdown order-order.com/2026/03/19/lab… via @guidofawkes Bloody liars still trying to hide their corrupt practices.

Consultants Sell £150 Zoom Course on ‘Engaging’ Reform “Without Losing Integrity” order-order.com/2026/03/19/con… via @guidofawkes 😹😹😹😹😹😹

@ScarlettGrace92 @RebelNewsOnline These memes don’t just make themselves…

@ScarlettGrace92 This feels more accurate to reality.

@IsraeliNat @ScarlettGrace92 @Annette53298574 Love this😹😹😹😹

@ScarlettGrace92 @Annette53298574

Someone come get your grandma. She’s out here defending Hamas’ charter and rolling her eyes at the genocide of Iranians. I would’ve felt a little bad for schooling her so harshly had she not done that.