(A.K.A. Non-Original Rants)

–Co-opting good stuff from all over the ‘Net and maybe some original thoughts—ΜΟΛΩΝ ΛΑΒE

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Sorry dude, we split from England a while back

 A London police commissioner has announced that he’s willing to spend fuck-tons of British taxpayers’ money to extradite citizens from other countries to England to stand trial for thought crimes.



“We will throw the full force of the law at people. And whether you’re in this country committing crimes on the streets or committing crimes from further afield online, we will come after you,” Rowley stated.  

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 “Being a keyboard warrior does not make you safe from the law,” he stated. “You can be guilty of offenses of incitement, of stirring up racial hatred, there are numerous terrorist offenses regarding the publishing of material. All of those offenses are in play if people are provoking hatred and violence on the streets, and we will come after those individuals.” 

Sorry peanut, but unless I’m in the UK, your rules don’t apply to me–that’s part of being a US citizen and all.   If I’m in the UK, then alrighty.



  1. However, it might be prudent to consider what a Heels-Up-Harris/Tampon-Tim administration could do. I can absolutely envision them directing the FBI to round-up and extradite U.S. citizens to the U.K. for prosecution. What only years ago would seem like a dystopian nightmare is more likely today's reality.

  2. . There are plenty in the current government who agree there is too much free speech and who likely go right along with it. Joe

  3. Peaowed–I actually thought of that and almost put it in this post. Yeah, I can see it happening if they are in charge.Joe–Agree, unfortunately. I saw something where half the people surveyed thought there was too much free speech.

  4. Remember, any person attempting to enforce such an action in the US is a Tori and should be delt with as such.

  5. You'd think after kicking their @ss in the 18th century and bailing them out twice in the 20th, they'd have learned not to mess with us. This insanity began with their joining with and becoming more like their Euroweenie neighbors and allowing 3rd world sh*tholians to freeload. God help any of them that show up on the property wanting to discuss my love of the first amendment as they'll quickly find out about the second.

  6. I be so scared! Really quaking in my boots Your Putzness. If you do come can you wear the red coats again for old times sake?

  7. Elon got it right: “LOL, GFY”

  8. rest assured that Joe, the Hoe or the Timpon will do everything in their power to hand you over. The globalists seek power in every form

  9. Yeah, good luck with that!

  10. I can see the flash pan spark & smell the black powder already. Or are we just going modern to start with?

  11. i can see the deep wisdom of the founding fathers to eparate from England

  12. Sounds positively frustrated to me. I guess that when the kids at home are misbehaving it's 'lash out at the neighbor kids' time, just to feel like you're affecting something. He must hold himself in very high regard.

  13. Highlander–Absolutely!WDS–And that's why we have those Amendments at the top of the list.Gerry–Ha!Anon–Exactly!Anon 5:45–And therein is only part of the problem with them.NFO–It would be interesting.Birdchaser–I say we just go modern. The tactics would be similar though.Avraham–Indeed!cranky–It's kind of like Illinois blaming everyone outside of Illinois for their gun problem.

  14. Does this rise to the level of a terroristic threat?

  15. Anon–In the UK, they are definitely conflating the two things.

  16. I can get a good price on tar, feathers, and fence rails…

  17. However, it might be prudent to consider what a Heels-Up-Harris/Tampon-Tim administration could do. I can absolutely envision them directing the FBI to round-up and extradite U.S. citizens to the U.K. for prosecution. What only years ago would seem like a dystopian nightmare is more likely today's reality.

  18. . There are plenty in the current government who agree there is too much free speech and who likely go right along with it. Joe

  19. Peaowed–I actually thought of that and almost put it in this post. Yeah, I can see it happening if they are in charge.Joe–Agree, unfortunately. I saw something where half the people surveyed thought there was too much free speech.

  20. Remember, any person attempting to enforce such an action in the US is a Tori and should be delt with as such.

  21. You'd think after kicking their @ss in the 18th century and bailing them out twice in the 20th, they'd have learned not to mess with us. This insanity began with their joining with and becoming more like their Euroweenie neighbors and allowing 3rd world sh*tholians to freeload. God help any of them that show up on the property wanting to discuss my love of the first amendment as they'll quickly find out about the second.

  22. I be so scared! Really quaking in my boots Your Putzness. If you do come can you wear the red coats again for old times sake?

  23. Elon got it right: “LOL, GFY”

  24. rest assured that Joe, the Hoe or the Timpon will do everything in their power to hand you over. The globalists seek power in every form

  25. Yeah, good luck with that!

  26. I can see the flash pan spark & smell the black powder already. Or are we just going modern to start with?

  27. i can see the deep wisdom of the founding fathers to eparate from England

  28. Sounds positively frustrated to me. I guess that when the kids at home are misbehaving it's 'lash out at the neighbor kids' time, just to feel like you're affecting something. He must hold himself in very high regard.

  29. Highlander–Absolutely!WDS–And that's why we have those Amendments at the top of the list.Gerry–Ha!Anon–Exactly!Anon 5:45–And therein is only part of the problem with them.NFO–It would be interesting.Birdchaser–I say we just go modern. The tactics would be similar though.Avraham–Indeed!cranky–It's kind of like Illinois blaming everyone outside of Illinois for their gun problem.

  30. Does this rise to the level of a terroristic threat?

  31. Anon–In the UK, they are definitely conflating the two things.

  32. I can get a good price on tar, feathers, and fence rails…

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