"Arrested for a social media post" | Konstantin Kisin

[@secondchance6603]

"Freedom is the right to tell people what they do not want to hear." - George Orwell

[@jameshudson169]

"Freedom is just another word for nothing left to lose." - Me (of Me & Bobby McGee fame)

[@Wokevaccine]

In 10 years when George Orwell is declared racist or phobic your post today will land you in hot water.

[@JJ_LL]

@@jameshudson169 "When you have no more freedoms then you have nothing left to lose" - Me, as in JJ LL.

[@jameshudson169]

@@JJ_LL you're me? i thought i was me!

[@timway6839]

Or do

[@jf7243]

That is so close to George Orwell’s dystopian nightmare that is it frightening.

[@elsiesaunders4607]

Ever read H M Sealey's dystopian stuff? Gets this spot on. CS Lewis said the worst tyranny is that which thinks its doing it for our own good. When you oppress people and speech for our own good you never question your righteousness.

[@haniamritdas4725]

I have been thinking that Orwell and Huxley both paved the way to this scene by innoculating the public against shock and explaining in detail how it is done. Intentionally or not, they are the ushers of the theatre of the Brave New Animal Farm. Now playing: Emergency Powers and The New Empire, by George Bush and Xi Jinping

[@mathewhale3581]

“Orwell that ends well” - Kisin

[@haniamritdas4725]

@@mathewhale3581 Or...not

[@johnblack3313]

It’s there already, and people have LET this happen even worse people voted for it.

[@seanmcnamara1267]

It’s called thought control!

[@jaymic1]

"We don't need no thought control" 🎵🎵

[@WSmith_1984]

@@jaymic1 they nailed it.....

[@alexk48]

It's called old Soviet style censorship + persecution. It's Diminishing in Russian and growing by leaps + bounds in the "free" West.

[@Io-Io-Io]

1984

[@cestmoi7368]

And is is already extensively used in our public schools….

[@wyattfamily8997]

"When you tear out a mans tongue, you are not proving him a liar, you're telling the world that you fear what he might say" George R.R. Martin.

[@ispeakmandarin]

👍

[@s.j.bluewater908]

I can’t believe this is going on in uk 🇬🇧!! The abusers that prosecuted the girl for posting song lyrics should be jailed. Thanks Konstantine for making the people aware of the abuse going on in our justice system.

[@S-hm4hw]

Conviction was quickly overturned on appeal

[@slyninja4444]

You gotta love how they forget that she wasn't the one singing.

[@simonspethmann8086]

10 years ago, this sort of thing would have been unimaginable in the Western world ...

[@salfordguy399]

So would guys like Kisin who is here to Indoctrinate whytes.

[@ranter7100]

Only because they hadn't rolled it out yet.

[@salfordguy399]

@@ranter7100 🐸

[@channel1_channel]

Not really. Look at the leanings of so many selected academics.

[@monaliza3334]

Well since you start helping the Nazis in Ukrain your government becomes more paranoid.

[@ianlomas625]

Thank you for this interview John, it is terrifying that freedom of speech is being curtailed without our knowledge.

[@schwags1969]

Going on for years. Now you know. This is why Canada is fighting against c-11, internet censorship. Look at what Elon is doing with Twitter.

[@RedFeather36]

and without our consent...

[@SonoftheAllfather]

It's only being curtailed in one direction. Western officials do nothing to people who spew anti-white racism (or for that matter hatred towards any group that isn't "protected" under the cultural Marxist paradigm). Wanna say terrible things about men or heterosexuals or Christians? No problem.

[@salfordguy399]

Kisin fully stands for curtailing freedom of speech. Just not his own.

[@salfordguy399]

@Mike Kane And neither does Kisarse.

[@niguel4438]

It’s frightening what’s happening in the west and the uk in particular. And we criticise China etc.

[@Torres-tw3ic]

there is a lot to be criticised in china, and it should be criticesed too

[@niguel4438]

@@Torres-tw3ic of course. My point is we should look closer to home.

[@JackHaveman52]

@@Torres-tw3ic Maybe we should be taking the splinter out of our own eye before attempting to take the splinter out of someone else's. Being blind to our own faults would also make one blind to their neighbour's.

[@thenoneckpeoplerepresentat8074]

People are critical of China because they think it’ll prevent the tyranny at home, meanwhile they’re blind to the fact it’s already happening.

[@Torres-tw3ic]

@@JackHaveman52 maybe we should not limit our vision in any direction

[@Acheron666]

I was charged and had to go to a court trial in 2016 for removing 2 burglars from my house. The burglars were witnesses at my trial.

[@greenblood5640]

How is something like that possible????? Truly insane. Who opened the case? If not the burglars we are talking about a police state.

[@Acheron666]

@@greatscott369 The police in my town were more outraged at the burglars having to be taken to hospital. Before my house, these burglars had climbed into a 80 odd year old man’s window, beat him up and stole his wallet…..They didn’t get prosecuted for that either. I sent the pair of them to hospital when they entered my home. Had the police show up 3 weeks later with photographs of the burglars injuries and to formally charge me. They asked if I was proud of myself and my answer was yes. That’s Police Scotland for you though. I’ve met maybe 4 good officers in my 28 years of living in this town. The rest are tyrants.

[@adedoyinadeyinka3031]

​@@Acheron666that is sick.even when I thought we have the worst of police here.its not this crazy

Well, I thought, this was possible only in postcommunist countries. Shortly after revolution, during nineties and early 2000 were burglars and thieves like nobility. They could hurt you, but if you resisted them, you were prosecuted. Even when thief fell on your property and injured himself, you would have been charged. Now it's getting better.

[@craigwestbrook8932]

That is just appalling!!! I don't care. If somebody breaks into MY house, they WILL be leaving in a body bag!!!!! Not a threat, a PROMISE!!!!

[@og_skullkid1387]

My ex who is actively trying to become a member of the FBI and is a crim justice major as well as a psych major and somehow she believes that intentent and context don’t matter. She’s 22 years old now and will be getting her degrees in a year or less. It’s disgusting that people can think this way.

[@malcolm-danielfreeman5940]

explain more please

[@bobjackson4720]

In Britain it appears that the police will consistently do the exact opposite of what the public would like them to do.

[@salfordguy399]

🐸

[@reasonablespeculation3893]

Police have no reason to be the least bit concerned about what law abiding tax paying citizens want. Police exist to enforce the will of the Authorities.

[@salfordguy399]

@@reasonablespeculation3893 Reasonable assertion.

[@monaliza3334]

Ah please they brainwashed you. So Boris can visit Ukrainian Nazis Zelensky regime? But the dog can't make a salute 😆 🤣 😂...

[@tomwinterfishing9065]

It's designed to demoralise us, so that we don't put up any resistance when they government puts the boot down a bit harder. Remember the treatment anti lockdown protestors got? Now compare that to climate protestors. We're in terrible peril.

[@summercoat]

Try and get the UK police to visit your home to investigate if you've been burgled. Don't hold your breath waiting for them, would be my advice. If you want a visit, just post something like "Men will never be women, whatever they believe in their heads," and you have a much better chance of plod turning up.

[@AnnaK-qw2qf]

True. When my car was vandalised, police didn’t even think to investigate. So when I hear of stories of police arresting people for twitter posts, I’m amused they suddenly had the time to look into this

[@craignewell5728]

Men cannot have babies and women have xx chromosones. Men cannot simply decide that because they they are a women that i have to agree with that. Don't care what adults do so long as it harms no-one else but don't tell me what I must believe to be true.

[@PeteH0121]

@@AnnaK-qw2qf Outraged is the word that would describe my feelings.

[@AlexandraVioletta]

There's this (american) joke about a guy who calls the police bc there's a burglar in his home and they say they are 20 minutes away and he should stay calm. He called 911 again and said he has shot the burglar and 2 minutes later police is on his door...

[@stevep7346]

Another point off my social credit for liking this.

[@bri_____]

When someone from the former Soviet Union is scared.. we should all be absolutely terrified..

[@arturs1993]

I had great childhood in Soviet Union. Current western world children can just dream about it

[@davideldred.campingwilder6481]

He (was) a very UBER RICH person from the Soviet Union. His parents were massively rich and they had servants and lived in a very big house. Then he moved over to the UK as a kid and was schooled in (From what I guess) was a very highly privileged school. I have tutored his like in said schools. Not the best candidate to espouse socialist ideals...

[@monaliza3334]

@@davideldred.campingwilder6481 Spoiled brat. Just want an attention...

[@davideldred.campingwilder6481]

@@monaliza3334 I think you need to rephrase this. You have dangled a participle, here and it makes no sense..

[@nieskeolinga4556]

@@arturs1993 I can say the same great childhood in the USSR 1956/1967 pure freedom 🍀

[@Jay-ln1co]

It's even funnier that during WW2 a Finnish man trained his dog to do the Nazi salute and it was the Germans who tried to get him into trouble for making fun of them.

[@Pabz2030]

Anything deemed criminal MUST be absolute and objective. So there should never be any crime of being offensive anywhere, because being offended is entirely subjective and indefinite.

[@oysterman250]

I’m British and it breaks my heart to say that 1) I’m so glad I live and work overseas. 2) Our country is a cesspit of ideological activism, political dishonesty and corruption and widespread apathy in the face of such shocking infringements of everyone’s basic human rights. I’ve watched from afar as UK has sleep-walked into its current state and I see no firm signs of any kind of reversal or genuine kickback against an ultra-destructive, self-immolating wave of woke ideology that will take everyone down with it. It is horrific and what’s more disturbing is that my siblings don’t see it or simply choose to ignore it.

[@delliv5451]

So accurate Oysterman.

[@lynnlance351]

Don't despire. Have Faith & Pray God is Bigger & Greater than us, be kind to them & patient, there is nothing too hard for God our Maker .

[@HappyPrometheus]

It's a question whether wokeness is an ideology or rather a collective mental illness and diminishment of the power of reason caused by the modern way of living.

[@zbh-gl3gg]

I could easily say the same thing about Germany.

[@SvenTviking]

The Tory government is totally gutless. They will lose their support.

[@karlbyrne6021]

There is a school teacher in Ireland called Enoch Burke & he's in prison 4 months now because he refused to call a male pupil "she". The judge said he'll stay in gaol until he changes his stance. This is true.

[@ruppollock4392]

I know this case. He is in jail for contempt, because he refuses to obey a court order to stay away from the school. However the school is a disgrace for getting that order in the first place, and this gender make believe is pure utter madness...Hate speech laws coming in will make our opinions illegal. Scary times ahead.

[@mikelloyd520]

Remove the judge. It’s unfit to hold its position any longer………

[@cnrspiller3549]

This would be compelled speech then. All societies in all ages until ours right now have understood that pronouns are in the eye of the beholder. We are now compelled under threat of imprisonment to jump tracks and switch to the subject chooses their own pronouns. What next? Adjectives?

[@davideldred.campingwilder6481]

Actually, he is OUT now

[@fuglbird]

@@cnrspiller3549 Actually adjectives came first. Don't even ask me which ones.

[@markanderson3376]

Unfortunately, it seems modern Britain is circling the drain on its downward spiral...

[@duality5503]

Imagine when Labour get in power it will be far worse.

[@salfordguy399]

@@duality5503 Ok I get it!! 😁 You can fool the muppets pal but no chance with me

[@markanderson3376]

@@duality5503 very true. But the Conservatives (who are conservative in name only) seem determined to give Labour all the help they can through their very lackluster performance in office.

[@the.parks.of.no.return]

Bye bye britain

[@salfordguy399]

@@the.parks.of.no.return Nothing remains the same. Deal with it.

[@jerseypooh4664]

I was the victim of a nasty scam and threatened by the criminal over it too. Went to the police and they didn’t want to know. Scary how a person’s opinion can get them into trouble though, yet scammers and suchlike get away with it big time. It’s lost the plot imo.

[@katking6820]

I feel Konstantin is destined to become someone very special to the world! Bless you Sir !

[@truthalwayswinsonewayorano9518]

It amazes me that so few people are aware of what is transpiring in Australia and around the world !

[@salfordguy399]

😄

[@reddirtwalker8041]

Most walk through life with the attitude that if it doesn't affect me I don't care......then it affects them and it's to late. Ignorant can be bliss until that ignorance costs you something you value.

[@WaaDoku]

I mean the media could report on it. If they wanted to...

[@ianrobinson7157]

This is the problem. There even trials climate lockdowns under the greens agenda saving the planet. Its utter disgusting that authorities are doing whatever they want without even voting for it and then implement into practice, and suddenly your freedom is taken away. Restricted journeys or fines under travel laws, all as they say under climate control. Oxfordshire Council are doing it yet so many people including residents are not aware of it.

[@salfordguy399]

@@ianrobinson7157 Kisin is a lockdown enthusiast. He is establishment. Be careful.

[@d.beaumont9157]

They always say they don't have the resources when it comes to real criminals. We're does this madness end.

[@the.parks.of.no.return]

Pack up, sell up. Move to Russia. It will the safest place to be as Europe burns.

[@GazGuitarz]

After they've jailed and killed all dissenters! You might get a choice between a neuro link, gaol or death if you're really lucky.

[@captainchokdee1039]

So now what to do with these crazed Judges? This cannot be allowed to continue for the sake of the next generations…

[@RGMDG]

It is ALL about training the next generation and the ability to control them through social engineering. This is totalitarianism in action.

[@maxmcbyte]

Termination is the answer.

[@PennySmart]

Yes, UK judges are particularly woke. They ought to replace all of them

[@BalloonInTheBalloon]

One big problem is that a horde of common people seem to be cheering on this madness.

[@RGMDG]

@@BalloonInTheBalloon Exactly. They are lemmings following the piper over the cliff and trying to make the rest of us come along..

[@tucker2074]

And yet people think we live in a "democracy" 😂

[@malcolm-danielfreeman5940]

no you live in a liberal democracy- thats an important distinction it means govt is there to protect your rights of life liberty and property but remember its negative freedom -that means curtailing someone elses freedom to have yours the only thing youre arguing is how much does that extend. its the basis of capitalism - Socialism depending on its variation is more democracy and freedom - positive freedom - Conservatism is a authoritarian hierarchial paternal govt (the basis of fascism). In uk and usa youre more towards authoritarian conservative than liberal kk is either liberal or conservatism depending on what side of bed he wakes up

[@benjaminjay5441]

The injustices that are occurring every day under everyone's noses is truly terrifying. Thanks to technology and especially social media from the last decade I honestly have no idea what kind of world I'm living in anymore.

[@bengal6248]

What kind of world do you live in? Is it not just what is now called the distorted West? The rest of the world doesn't understand you or makes fun of you. I'm sure no one normal feels sorry for you. Cowards have always been despised. When you rise up, then you'll see what kind of world you live in.

[@benjaminjay5441]

@@bengal6248 I live in my world. The best world.

[@rogeralsop3479]

Konstantin Kisin and John Anderson are both wonderful.

[@salfordguy399]

They stink.

[@I_Don_t_want_a_handle]

Yes, John Anderson tells such wonderous stories

[@hittitecharioteer]

@@I_Don_t_want_a_handle Yes! (Jon NOT John.)

[@AnInterestedObserver]

3,000 arrested in the UK for writing online. Scrap all Hate Speech laws now!

[@ruppollock4392]

We are now bringing in a hate speech law in Ireland. Chilling for free speech and the right to offend people

[@michaelkeegan9260]

@@mzt2929 yeah, you just get doxxed, banned off social media, have your bank account terminated, your employer harassed until you're fired and PayPal and eBay refuse to serve you because they are "private companiss".

[@harleytank]

@MZT wanna bet?

[@Guciom]

@MZT Ever heard of cancel culture?

[@TheEgbon]

@MZT I believe you're joking right? Your former president was literally banned from all social media for hate speech... You are obviously joking.

[@BullshitWharehouse]

The girl that posted her dead boyfriend's favorite rap song lyrics- was arrested and convicted- but what happened to the guy that actually wrote the song? Nothing? Pure insanity-and yet another example of the glaring double-standard..

[@raulthepig5821]

The Rap artist is an artist and wrote the lyrics under artistic license, so he is ok.

[@InTheZone85]

@@raulthepig5821 sounds like the song was disgusting anyway, but the gf should've never been in trouble from this. Beyond ridiculous.

[@kevinlamprecht9174]

@@raulthepig5821 because you are claiming to be an artist does not mean say anything you want. She got arrested fine. His music is offensive remove it.

[@raulthepig5821]

@@kevinlamprecht9174 I was being sarcastic about the artist. Why is it fine she got arrested?

[@kevinlamprecht9174]

@@raulthepig5821 well if a person is white well they are not allowed to use the n word but black "artists "can say anything to include killing police and nothing happens. Why not pull that music off the shelf. It promotes hate. If not then no jail. I'm saying fair is fair. Plus my opinion is mine 1st ammendment.

[@manueldl9753]

And that's the reason why I don't have any social media. That's exactly the place where power wants everyone to be so that people can be monitored, controlled, manipulated and so on. People should be flocking away from social media not fighting for their rights on them.

[@alexshevchenko7568]

We are living in a time when a comedian makes more sense than duly elected politicians. Amen.

[@user-ff6hh9mc8j]

Sure Maxim Galkin for example. But not this one.

[@muffinman9126]

When you destroy nuance, even the innocent are guilty.

[@ReasonAboveEverything]

Yes, and now those with power decide who is guilty.

[@grafxgrl8030]

I think of it as complete abandonment of common sense.

[@vresi]

And when you remove context, even the guilty are innocent.

[@martindenham2207]

This truly is utterly terrifying. What kind of person (their psychology) is so angry at the world that they demand retribution like this? It's scary when the most bitter & spiteful people in the room scream so loudly that all reason disappears. I've spent time in such rooms with such people and it's soul destroying. It's like dealing with a moody teenager who's angry because they've been grounded, but also believes fully entitled to destroy you for upsetting them rather than having the humility to reflect on what they did. You can forgive a teenager for not knowing better because of their immaturity, but when a fully grown adult is fuelled by such immaturity, it's dangerous. Their bitterness and spite only grows with age.

[@deanpd3402]

I suspect that the rate of narcissism is much higher than the guesstimate percentage they tell us.

[@martindenham2207]

@@deanpd3402 I couldn't agree more. Well said. Which ever way you slice it, problems are rarely cause by behaviour from honest & reasonable people acting in good faith who want the best for others. They’re more likely caused by behaviour from dishonest, unreasonable people acting in bad faith who only want what’s best for themselves. This behaviour stems from the narcissistic end of the behaviour scale for sure. They're highly skilled manipulators due to a lifetime of experience.

[@idaslpdhr]

They are what I call Entitled delusional teenagers, what's even worse are Adults being Entitled Delusional Teenagers

[@martindenham2207]

@@idaslpdhr I couldn't agree more.

[@alphaomega1089]

You have no right to ground your child. They should divorce you.

[@bitsnz1837]

For the corporate state, any behaviour that can be criminalized provides an opportunity for more control and extortion.

[@salfordguy399]

It is criminal to speak out against Kisins beloved Israel.

[@salfordguy399]

@@nannyssillysoapco There aren't any. Stop worrying about stuff that is buried in the past. It is really lazy. Do you realize why you are doing this?? Do you realize what an American is for?

[@rambidee4184]

That is the perfection !

[@salfordguy399]

@@rambidee4184 Eh?

[@nephetula]

From the peoples' point of view, the most important job of government is to protect the people. And from the government's point of view, the most important job of the people is to obey the government. The people just want protection. The government just wants control.

[@LambentLark]

Our school systems teach people what to think instead of teaching them how to make informed decisions. They don't teach kids to gather data from diverse sources, vet that information, analyze it, and make an informed decision. Even then you have the understand you still do not know anything with 100% accuracy. (unless you had a front row seat. ) New information comes in, you can admit you were wrong and reanalize your position. People will fight tooth and nail to get out of doing the last part. The people that will die on their sword instead of admitting they don't have all the answers.

[@eliakimjosephsophia4542]

I was arrested for saying, "I do wish you would speak English". I was physically assaulted and the police did nothing

[@timh8324]

Man, Konstantin Kisin's ability to communicate is great - I have not seen anything by him where the logic and idea isnt clear.

[@Cotictimmy]

This mad urge to label humour as 'Hate Speech' can backfire. For example, I would not have heard of (or cared about) Count Dunkula before, but the prosecution means that I & others now see him as a brave citizen resisting censorship and authoritarianism.

[@salfordguy399]

Kisin is using the example of Dunkula very strategically.

[@salfordguy399]

Keep your 3rd eye open.

[@BCEden1]

@@salfordguy399 no, from experience fallen angels can insert different scripts into your third eye, that is how many people can think the same thing at once, ideology or movement. Most of the happenings on Earth are 2nd Heaven projections. Jesus Christ is the way the truth the life, knock and the door will be opened.

[@salfordguy399]

@@BCEden1 Kisin is a zionist so a little irrelevant. Be aware.

[@elus89]

Lets hope it does backfire. So far our reaction has been tepid.

[@IntuitiveIQ]

This was 2 years ago, now it's probably 10,000. When will smart people wake up to the financial pressure, and danger, of countries like Britain, and go somewhere safe where it's far less expensive? Up to you. 🙏🏻

[@jonahtwhale1779]

About 130,000 people a year in the UK had a "non-crime hate incident" recorded against their name for their statements on social media. Not offensive enough for an arrest but the thought police are able to define the intent of others without meeting them! With this ability, how are there so many murders?

[@thenoneckpeoplerepresentat8074]

They won’t wake up until it happens to them, there’s some comfort in knowing it will.

[@bobbieolsen7264]

Do you know of another planet where leftist/rino leaning globalists are not vying for power for the sake of it, where any hit of it is met with intervention, they realize the disease and head on down to GA (Globalist Anonymous) where they come to see that a power greater than themselves can restore them to their sanity?

[@reddirtwalker8041]

Where would such a place be?

[@IntuitiveIQ]

@@jonahtwhale1779 Triggernometry can ease your pain. 😜

[@honesty_-no9he]

400 people out of 147 million people in Russia 3300 people out of 68 million people in UK

[@TheDerwish]

This is jaw dropping. No really my jaw dropped listening to the first minute of this. We are heading for a grim future if this continues.

[@user-ff6hh9mc8j]

He does juggling by words to make wow impression. Check facts

[@warwickhooper8302]

Welcome to the new world....Thank you for this interview...John

[@jean-pascalheynemand3271]

The tyranny is here, now, but most are not conscious of it and therefore cannot oppose it.

[@alexk48]

Those that are in favor of it are quite conscious of it + use it very effectively. Those not in agreement with them are in denial because they are afraid.

[@UberTankred]

Let's make this clear. The people who ended up in jail in Russia violated laws that were in the books, so despite the fact that no one should be locked up for speech, the "offenders" knew they could get into trouble. Now in Britain we have a completely different story. These people ended up in "the system" exactly the same way Solzhenitsyn describes it in Gulag Archipelago. They had no reason to even assume that they had done anything wrong and then received shocking surprise visits by the stormtroopers, followed by obscenely exaggerated punishments!

[@DimkaTsv]

Good point! To be completely fair about Solzhenitsyn. His own trip to work camp (and then Gulag for few years) wasn't completely unjustified. He definitely wrote letters with assuming content. And, frankly, he could've done it knowing what he will get into (letters would've been read). Just to get out of WWII. Moreover, it's not that he was treated badly either. He was even operated to remove cancerours tumour in Gulag. He was set up as innocent under Khruchev as part of amnistion process.

[@artdre1881]

"The people who ended up in jail in Russia violated laws that were in the books" no they weren`t.

[@RupertDonovan]

In Russia, the law allows solitary pickets, but people are arrested for them, even if you're holding just a white sheet of paper. Also in Russia people are arrested for laying flowers at the memorial of a Ukrainian poetess, you can find the video

[@heizeking3557]

@@RupertDonovan at least they aren't arrested for posting lyrics of a song

[@RupertDonovan]

Yes, in Russia you don't even need to post anything to get arrested. A white piece of paper, man, a white piece of paper in the middle of the street and you're under arrest. In Russia, you can go to jail for everything. This is the task of the system - to scare everyone at once, no matter what they decide to do.@@heizeking3557

[@thedesertpooch9664]

I cant wrap my head around the stats given .... just unbelievable in a free society .... i guess now we can call it SO-CALLED FREE SOCIETY ..... whats even more shocking is the verdicts these judges are handing down .... makes one completely speechless

[@Kevynuk]

I did look it up. According to the BBC and other media reports she was given 8 weeks community service not 500 hours, and given 8 weeks curfew not a year. The case went to appeal and the conviction was overturned - so she wasn't punished anyway.

[@Rosskles]

Yeah, Konstantin loves cherry picking facts.

[@XXWhambarXX]

The most insane part of the whole count Dankula case was that the court ruled it was up to the judge to decide the context of his words and actions.

[@grimmar80]

Well, he did choose the wording the way he did. Same "dog salute" could be done to 1000 other commands. He luckily had his slightly racist pals to bail him out and found a spot in showbiz. If people make bigger drama of a guy being fined for spreading stupidity than for the nasty things he was spreading, then I think some folk need to get their priorities straight.

[@SupHapCak]

Yeah but he did it because he thought nazis are bad

[@demonking86420]

@@grimmar80 look it's the censor lover

[@salfordguy399]

@@SupHapCak Kisin loves 'em

[@grimmar80]

@@demonking86420 censorship's goal is to prevent message from appearing in public. This advice is free. For every next you have to pay me. Sorry got no time to educate saps.

[@neillgj]

Chelsea Russell successfully challenged the conviction and sentence. The Liverpool Echo reported that the prosecutor proposed to call two police officers to give evidence that the N-word was not commonly used in Liverpool as a form of greeting. However, this was rejected by Recorder Paul O'Brien, who agreed with defence lawyers the officers "were not qualified to give expert evidence."

[@slippery999]

Liverpool Echo also says she has 18 previous convictions for 23 offences and in September last year threatened a man with a knife in front of his three children aged three, seven and eight after he attempted to intervene in an argument between Russell and her girlfriend. She smashed up his car whilst his children were inside screaming. Not quite the innocent victim of an out of control police state is she?

[@neillgj]

@@slippery999 Indeed, not quite the innocent - well found.

[@drstrangelove4998]

@@neillgjthat’s true, but past crimes can’t be attached and punishment seemingly enhance because of this.

[@michaelkeegan9260]

@@slippery999 I wonder if you were as diligent in finding out George Floyd's previous criminal convictions including armed robbery? Or do you only dig up the past when the actor in question doesn't support your views

[@davideldred.campingwilder6481]

Yes, but GF was MURDERED...Kinda makes your argument look weak...PS, GF was a repentant criminal did his time and had about 12 LESS convictions than this Girl...And was maybe twice her age...

[@jonahtwhale1779]

Not one of the 3 million people who viewed his video complained about Count Dancula's joke. The Police had to hawk it around commu ity groups to generate a 'victim' for the court case.

[@christinehomer2185]

True but they did complain about Jo Brands so called joke.

[@jonahtwhale1779]

Was she arrested? Was she cancelled? Was she banned by the BBC? None of these things. There are a significant number of people who are subject to acid attacks. Jo Brand's comments bordered on incitement. Count Dancula's comments did not.

[@oldrepublican4121]

I remember seeing a newspaper in the 1980's. The headline was about the vote to remove "Trial By Jury". We Americans wondered if this was where Britain was headed, way back then. You need a new "Magna Carta" and "Bill of Rights". There are no longer checks against government overreach. Brexit should have included a return to a pre Brexit status quo. There is no mention of even petitioning The Crown for clemency (which was the final resort before joining the EU).

[@pauldray2108]

I was arrested, charged and appeared in court, costing the state thousands of £s (cause I fought the case) and the judge basically dismissed it after a trial again, it cost thousands of £s cause a "feminazi " was "offended" at three hurty words on social media, never mind that she got away with telling me to 'fk off" or that she was dealing in drugs, no no no, my crime was hurty words that the woke agrees are criminal and should face the full force of their law... We have entered 1920s Russia, and 1930s Germany, full on...

[@bennichols1113]

The grossly offensive thing said was something that sounds like "sass the flews". Outside the court a journalist said the thing that sounds like "sass the flews". He was not charged. So not only is context irrelevant when it suits, the "law" is also not applied equally.

[@pjh777]

Of course the law is not applied equally and context really does matter or otherwise anyone who played a Nazi in a film or on tv would be arrested and prosecuted. These laws like most laws and the court system itself is designed to apply laws unequally while giving the appearance of fairness and impartiality.

[@spuddy4845]

Dank refused to pay the fine and the police hacked his bank account and took the £800 out without his permission...Orwellian Britain we live in

[@mikelloyd520]

Never was applied equally, never will be. Corrupt uk same as Nazi German now.

[@arnoldhuman2856]

I like Mr Kisin for his words, background and understanding of our world

[@empoweryou1]

Yea, I enjoy his work too. Triggernometry is worth a watch if you want a deeper dive.

[@salfordguy399]

Which world are you referring to.

[@joeldawson4301]

I hit like, but actually I am horrified

[@markanderson3376]

Likewise (no pun intended)

[@marymitchell4617]

I know, I hesitate now. "Like" doesn't accurately describe the nightmare we're experiencing at ALL, but I do appreciate the people who expose it.

[@mrsteve170]

Yes

[@angryherbalgerbil]

@@marymitchell4617 and after they have, what do you do about it? Do you sit back waiting for someone else to take a stand?

[@marymitchell4617]

@@angryherbalgerbil I don't wait around for someone to save my a$$. I'm no victim or crybaby. You have NO idea.

[@growlkitty]

“It is the mark of an educated mind to be able to entertain a thought without accepting it.” Aristotle

[@thomasbrown3127]

Canadian here..love your points and presentation Constsntin

[@guybramwells]

"Show me the man and I'll show you the crime" Joseph Stalin.

[@fredharper4059]

That was Beria who said that, which makes the quote so much worse

[@Mar--Mar]

Thank you for this. Very revealing. More people should know this. I thought that the insanity was already at a point where it couldn't go any further. I was obviously wrong.

[@narnia1233]

History has shown us that people in the past usually made this mistake too. You don’t go immediately from hey, please don’t make fun of someone with gender dysphoria to “put everyone who says it’s a medical condition into a jail.” Obviously everyone always brings up Nazis. But that’s the known example. They didn’t immediately lock people up either. It was a slow process of people accepting one lie after another until eventually they freely rounded people up. People who were locked up couldn’t believe it. They kept trying to rationalize it too-like, as long as we do what they ask then it can’t get worse. They couldn’t fathom the depths of hatred that a corrupt ideology had. The woke ideology I’m afraid it is the same at it’s core. Any ideology that teaches people that opponents to their ideology are basically 100% evil and aren’t even worthy of being treated as human anymore is one that fits the bill. Woke ideology if it is allowed to have as much control as Nazis then we will see similar results. Honestly we cannot let woke ideology continue to grow in power. We must speak up and also vote out any politician with any woke ideology out of office.

[@kaylenehousego8929]

Perhaps I have missed something ? This is happening in Australia - people are being arrested for things they have said on social media....

[@PoppiesAndPride]

THANK YOU FOR SPEAKING OUT KONSTANTIN VOTE REFORM

[@Grandmas_Favorite]

It’s awesome How interested the guest was in hearing about the arrest of the details behind them. Can be hard for old people sometimes!

[@CheCosaTesoro]

Brave New World. It's ironic it was written by an Englishman.

[@angryherbalgerbil]

An Englishman that was already heavily invested in the New World Order agenda. He wanted his dystopia to win. Many believe that he was trying to warn people. No, he genuinely wanted this, as does Klaus Schwab, Bill Gates, Faucci and all the rest of them.

[@kavasmiles]

Wisdom in an Australian man... Keep up the great work John

[@insi7639]

if context and intent are irrelevant, then any accidental bumping or touching or anything like that would be a criminal offense. That is far from all reason and fairness. This is absolutely insane.

[@marnierose7816]

Time to get off all social media...it's pathetic

[@Mexican_Marauder]

Would be a shame if someone dug into the prosecutor's and judges' backgrounds to find inappropriate content or actions.

[@marksutton5540]

As an American, this almost brings me to tears

[@susantranter7163]

Your country is a terrorists sponsoring country for your industrial military complex, you find that violent apartheid state of Israel from your tax money which ordinary Americans don’t benefits from! You allow gub ownership over the killing of school kids ibt guns, you plot coup after coup with anyone who doesn’t follow USA narrative! You stop access to abortion for pregnant women, black people fill your Rosina more and get different sentencing compared to whites commuting the same type of crime! This brings me to tears!

[@stephenbrookes7268]

What should make you cry is eating American food.

[@adrianalanbennett]

If things continue as they are, it's coming here.

[@stephenbrookes7268]

@@adrianalanbennett The systems for control are everywhere. They have proven that the governments of the world can unite to impose ultimate control over the people. We are living in a dystopia. The only difference is some of us will not comply quietly. More of us need to not comply noisily. Refuse to buy what's being sold.

[@Holler_Rat]

@@stephenbrookes7268 Not a cheeseburger fan?

[@geoffyeatman8791]

If context is irrelevant in criminal law, guess we don't need judges any more either!

[@angryherbalgerbil]

Don't give them ideas. With AI around the corner, I can see them doing this.

[@thenonexistinghero]

What's horrifying isn't just people getting punished for these things... the more horrifying part of this is that these people just accept their punishment and that the issue just grows worse and worse as a result.

[@kimmckenzie6848]

The dog guy had his appeal turned down. So in this case, the police are the Nazis.

[@BonesTheCat]

You want to fund a defence against ideological driven government resources wanting to make an example of you?

[@smadcore]

Dankula put a lot of time, money and effort into fighting his case. Watch his video 'Nazi Pug - The Final Update' -He describes exactly how impossible it was for him to get any sort of fair trial. It's quite interesting...... and extremely depressing.

[@migueruta]

You can't fight back against an authoritarian regime, nor call it out on its wrong doings. It's pointless and it can harm you more than benefit you. You get no fair trial. Or (maybe) you can adress the case to the European Court, for your own country's abusive censorship that goes against your human rights.

[@Tomm9y]

I think it was Tony Blair who pushed through reforms to the legal system which massively restricted the rights and routes to appeal. Additionally the police rules have been steadily manipulated so they always have the upper hand. As for the wisdom of attempting to challenge them, the advice from people well connected with the legal industry, even if you think you have a clear strong case with legal support, the advice don't engage, the degree of vindictiveness is unimagiable, the police, judiciary know they are untouchable. Until that changes radically stay out of it. Given the rate of this criminalisation, lives destroyed through even minor incidents, families broken up, dads isolated, an uprising is inevitable. At that point I pray never to have been associated with the legal industry.

[@remaguire]

For a little bit of context, yes it is disgusting and horrible what the UK is doing to its citizens, but in Russia if you speak out in social media against the war, you risk being sentenced to YEARS in a labor camp.

[@ponti5882]

The context is that it’s only a matter of time before they do the same in the UK. You’ve already laid the groundwork for it.

[@cnrspiller3549]

Konstantin. Such a clear communicator.

[@thephotoandthestory]

Imagine being born in the Soviet Union, coming to the U.K. and seeing it become like the Soviet Union

[@jessevanhalen6967]

Yup and Communism is still spreading. The Perestroika was a deception. It was to get Western powers to dupe them into thinking Marxism fell along with the Soviet Union. It didn't. Putin is desperately trying to bring back the Soviet Union and they have infiltrated Western powers.

[@alx9889]

Imagine thinking UK was a free country and not a crowns dictatorship

[@Marunchak]

@@alx9889The monarch is merely a figurehead in the UK, and cannot dictate anything. The days of British kings and queens having absolute power are long gone.

[@alx9889]

@@Marunchak yeah thats what they want you to believe it's true

[@I_dont_want_an_at]

Soviet union had greater freedom of speech and action. So pipe down

[@MrJudgementday99]

Konstantin should be in politics he is just brilliant

[@wetwhistlinwillyjohnson5743]

Nah.

[@TheSonoranSniper]

if he did sooner or later a mysterious accident might happen either that, or he'll be found guilty of some sort of crime no one would have seen coming

[@Badkitty17]

I was jailed for a Facebook post ! Handcuffed in jail , 3 giant cops interrogated me like a terrorist! In Alberta Canada and that was 6-7 years ago !

[@woodenleg9427]

Chinada

[@robdom91]

If context and intent is irrelevant, then they should have arrested and fined the prosecutor for retelling Dankula's story to the court. Later on, at the prosecutor's trial, the prosecutor's prosecutor should be arrested and fined for retelling the story yet again, creating a never ending loop of arrests...

[@exwhyz33]

Few people with too much power

[@AliRadicali]

It is a rare treat to see someone with an open mind encounter these kinds of facts for the first time. Usually they either already know or they don't want to know.

[@seansingh8862]

Exactly this has happened to me as well. Usually these cases go through lay courts, where the "magistrates" are just regular people with a law and order agenda and a basic lack of critical thinking skills. Conviction rates in British lay courts are around 98%. In my case the court was more interested in the prosecution's characterization of me as a "banker" (this was during the GFC when bankers were scapegoated) than in any of the evidence. It directly caused me to leave the UK where I was planning on living long term. At the time, I was paying around £20kpa in taxes on a £65k income. I moved back to Australia where, 12 years later I now pay at least $300kpa in taxes. To this day, I always get schadenfreude every time I hear about the British government's debt problems.

[@GUULLIVER]

Any suggestion of throwing acid is NOT a joke of any kind by any stretch of the imagination!!! And yes, it can be construed as "inciting violence" or at least "normalizing horrendous violence".. It's an absolutely horrible and barbaric thing to say..

[@larrydickman5936]

Is this what our brave men died for in two world wars?

[@BecomeAWebDev]

Brilliant, I'd been wondering why this topic hadn't been covered more fully.

[@melissamck3181]

Unbelievable this is happening in the UK

[@methods3110]

Been happening for years and you didn’t know?

[@RubinGnoni]

Brazil is also needing attention in that matter. Many people are getting arrested, even journalists for giving their opinion in social media.

[@viorica8402]

Thank you for your invitee! He's great. 😄

[@gtjust8188]

I personally think everyone should stop moaning about it and actually do something to help. We are by ourselves and should treat each other like we need each other, unity is the key ✌️❤️

[@chrisdickinson7949]

Correction - There's a level of rights we all USED to have

[@davidthomson802]

"State control of printing was introduced by Henry VIII and continued into the 17th century. In April 1638, political agitator John Lilburne was arrested for importing subversive books. He was fined £500 and flogged for the two miles between the Fleet Prison and the pillory. Milton wrote his pamphlet as a protest against Lilburne’s treatment."

[@billdoor1569]

Tried explaining this to my brother today and he just waved it away as the majority don't have a problem so it's ok that a few are unjustly punished....

[@angryherbalgerbil]

Wait until they come for him, or his friend, or his girlfriend. Or better yet, take a stand against it. People waiting is the problem. They wait thinking "someone will step up and see that things change" and everyone else thinks the same thing, yet no one steps up.

[@ViriatoII]

That's exactly what Russians say about Putin opposers.

[@DownBerkshireBorders]

People are starting to be arrested for praying as well now in the UK

[@brocroft]

Some minor corrections: - She wasn't sentenced to any community service (the guest says 500 hours) - She received an 8 week curfew (the guest says 1 year) - The conviction was overturned on appeal The overall point the guest is making is valid, that the UK's Article 10 of the Human Rights Act falls far short of similar legislation like the US's first amendment, in terms of protecting free speech. We shouldn't understate the situation in Russia though. While the UK is fining people for silly things like bad words online, Russia is doing the same for just being LGBT online.

[@bobjackson4720]

I have heard that Tony Blair was responsible for creating this nightmare.

[@wetwhistlinwillyjohnson5743]

And The Merchants.

[@jemccoy7246]

Teach the old "anti-fragility"* "Sticks & stones may break my bones, but names shall never hurt me." *With thanks to Jonathon Haidt-- if you don't know him, he's worth checking out.

[@kevinbillington9773]

Notice the difference in sentencing of the Liverpool 19 year old and Jo Brand.not being charged. Elite privilege

[@jamesmoyes5685]

Politicians must be held to account for making unlawful laws.

[@Normanskie]

Out of that 3,300 people it didn't include my daughter as she was never arrested but still finished in Court on Anti Molestation order.

[@stirlingmoss4621]

every year on 11th November my MP posts a remembrance for those who died to preserve our freedoms and each time I have a cynical reaction which is borne out and justified by these examples. We're a joke and so are our elected representatives for making these laws.

[@angryherbalgerbil]

The poppy hypocrites are the worst. Every November "Lest we forget". They already f#cking forgot!

[@spuddy4845]

Follow up to Dankula he refused to pay the £800 dog fine so the police hacked his bank account and took the money out. He tells in on his youtube channel himself.

[@yuliacrisp1932]

In Germany any fine is automatically taken from people's bank accounts. We are getting there. It's awful.

[@PeterWest_4_IHS]

The astonishing thing about this interview is that a former Deputy Prime Minister of Australia, who now conducts interviews with prominent and interesting people, DID NOT KNOW about the situation in Britain described here, when insignificant people like me have know about it almost from the beginning. How in the name of Heaven can we recover when people like John Anderson are so naïve? Heaven help us.

[@chriscunningham8807]

John Anderson is not naive. He was bemused and well aware of similar censorship and PC lunacy occurring in Australia. Hence the interview. Terrifying and traumatic for the censored targets.

[@crouchingwombathiddenquoll5641]

John Anderson was deputy prime minser of Australia.... When ?, I never heard of him before. This will be a job for google

[@crouchingwombathiddenquoll5641]

Looked him up, little Johnny Howard was prime minser. That was the beginning of the big brother era in Australia. This bloke is in thick of the political skullduggery.

[@maryatvan]

I listened to Konstantin Kisin speak at the House Oxford Debate Team, and his words were nothing less than mind transforming inspiration. This world is not beyond repair. Thoughts and ideas are first created by hearing the sound resonating through the vacuum of necessity. The beckoning need calls and awakens patterns to be. Here, form, function and design begin inspiring the genius within creative minds to be the solution to new problems with brilliant solutions. I humbly paraphrase his last paragraph because my memory is aided fortunately by my poetric muse. Mr. Kisin, your perspective is drawing from the greater good, making the constant of change ...fine art in motion.

[@rickipacaci1338]

It’s absurd and horrifying ‼️

[@kirpalani-griffin3706]

The trouble with the example of "throwing acid over them" being a joke is that it's an actual problem and all too common real behaviour, and that is not a joke.

[@radicalcartoons2766]

Yes, Brand had to apologise. It was disgraceful, especially coming from someone who makes a big thing about her career as a psychiatric Nurse.

[@kirpalani-griffin3706]

@@radicalcartoons2766 I agree. Thanks for the input. Merry Christmas! : - ) >

[@KOL630]

There are a lot of things that are joked about which actually occur on a common basis, humour is something that can be extremely cutting and insensitive but that’s not to say it shouldn’t exist. Sometimes making a joke about something is the only way to cope with it (think comedians who have disabilities for example and openly mock themselves). Totally depends on context. The Jo Brand thing, whilst in bad taste was obviously a joke and anyone with basic intuitive abilities realised it.

[@kirpalani-griffin3706]

@@KOL630 I didn't say that it shouldn't exist. Are you saying that my personal boundaries of taste and issues of concern should not be expressed or should not exist? I presume not. There is cutting humour that is clever, perhaps providing relief and enlightenment to boot, and there is low-hanging fruit used carelessly by weaker minds who then can inflame general anxiety and conflict to no special purpose other than a bit of attention for themselves... Hohoho. : - ) >

[@KOL630]

@@kirpalani-griffin3706 humour can be offensive. The point is it’s a joke and not intended as somebodies literal views on a given subject. Most normal people understand that.