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Resistance GB retweeted
Six years ago I became a journalist to report the truth that lockdowns were a criminal act by government.
Restore Britain has now committed to criminally prosecuting those responsible.
"Where crimes have been committed, an apology, a resignation or an admission that mistakes were made cannot remove criminal responsibility. Prosecution must follow..."
Here is the truth of how it can be done:
The imposition of lockdowns was unlawful and constituted the criminal offence of Misconduct in Public Office, carrying a maximum sentence of life imprisonment.
The offence is defined by the Crown Prosecution Service as:
"wilful abuse or neglect of the power or responsibilities of the public office held"
The abolition of the most fundamental rights of Englishmen manifestly reaches this criminal category.
The choice of police, judges and the courts, to fail to enforce this law was not merely an act of discretion, it was a dereliction of the duty of public office. That choice not to prosecute does not need to be continued by any future government. Indeed, it is the obligation of any future government to ensure that justice is done, and seen to be so.
As a nation, we must prosecute.
Utilising the principle of joint-enterprise, there is a cast-iron case to prosecute every single perpetrator. This includes:
• Cabinet Members
• Government Ministers
• Civil Servants
• Police Officers
• Judges, District Judges & Magistrates
Yet the public was subject to years of indoctrination, abuse and propaganda. The criminal offences we talk about were political crimes waged with ample (and still extant) political cover.
How do you get this past a jury when they have utterly biased the population via propaganda?
You don't.
You try them by Act of Parliament.
An Act of Attainder naming the defendants, starting at the top, and working down. Parliament serves as their judge, jury and executioner. They can be permitted to state their case before Parliament and receive their verdict from Parliament.
It exists within the power of Parliament to change the sentence for this crime or to try for a higher common-law offence, citing historical precedent, citing higher principles of law via constitutional documents or by voiding the Human Rights Act (1998) as illegitimate.
In my personal opinion, imprisonment is too lenient. I believe in the death penalty. Many should be lawfully sentenced to hang.
Alternatively, and perhaps more easily, compared to an Act of Attainder they may be impeached by Parliament.
Under Article 9 of the Bill of Rights, Parliamentary procedures, including the conduct of impeachments, is exempt from scrutiny of any outside court.
Further, given that Section 6(3) of the Human Rights Act 1998 provides that the duty on public authorities to act compatibly with Convention rights does not apply to:
“either House of Parliament or a person exercising functions in connection with proceedings in Parliament.”
Notably, the maximum sentence of an impeachment is not limited by any statue and includes death.
In which case Parliament may impeach and hang any public office-holder with impunity. Indeed, despite the mainstream common consensus, the death penalty is legally extant and valid in Britain.
Regardless, it is entirely, manifestly and explicitly possible to lock up every prominent individual, who perpetrated this crime, for the rest of their lives, at the very least.
I state this because the scale of the crime perpetrated is so vast that it is necessary as a deterrent to prosecute the perpetrators of the crime to the maximum extent. Should they evade justice, then this can and will happen again and cause untold suffering.
Mass prosecutions are compassion.
It can be done. It must be done. It will be done.
I am absolutely delighted to announce Molly Kingsley (@lensiseethrough) as Restore Britain's Spokesperson for Accountability in Public Office, alongside our new policy paper on pandemic era accountability - ‘A Roadmap For Restoring Public trust’.
Throughout the pandemic, Molly was a tireless campaigner against school closures and the damage inflicted on children - she has spent years challenging government overreach, exposing failures of accountability and demanding greater transparency from those in power.
It is an honour to have her on the team, helping to deliver the aims stated in our new policy paper.
Our plan sets out independent investigations into lockdowns, vaccines deployment, unethical decision-making, care home treatment, censorship, conflicts of interest and procurement scandals.
We will protect whistleblowers, seek prosecutions, and introduce strict safeguards against future abuses of emergency powers.
Molly will help lead Restore Britain's fight to restore integrity, transparency and accountability to public office.
What we have outlined today as a party is a historic step forward in reversing just some of the damage inflicted on the British people by continued lockdowns and widespread vaccination coercion.
The British state exercised extraordinary powers over our lives.
It is only fair that those responsible must face extraordinary scrutiny.
Read our paper in full here...
assets.nationbuilder.com/res…
As a nation...
We can prosecute.
We must prosecute.
We will prosecute.
And they can lawfully hang in 21st century England.
Here is how:
Six years ago I became a journalist to report the truth that lockdowns were a criminal act by government.
Restore Britain has now committed to criminally prosecuting those responsible.
"Where crimes have been committed, an apology, a resignation or an admission that mistakes were made cannot remove criminal responsibility. Prosecution must follow..."
Here is the truth of how it can be done:
The imposition of lockdowns was unlawful and constituted the criminal offence of Misconduct in Public Office, carrying a maximum sentence of life imprisonment.
The offence is defined by the Crown Prosecution Service as:
"wilful abuse or neglect of the power or responsibilities of the public office held"
The abolition of the most fundamental rights of Englishmen manifestly reaches this criminal category.
The choice of police, judges and the courts, to fail to enforce this law was not merely an act of discretion, it was a dereliction of the duty of public office. That choice not to prosecute does not need to be continued by any future government. Indeed, it is the obligation of any future government to ensure that justice is done, and seen to be so.
As a nation, we must prosecute.
Utilising the principle of joint-enterprise, there is a cast-iron case to prosecute every single perpetrator. This includes:
• Cabinet Members
• Government Ministers
• Civil Servants
• Police Officers
• Judges, District Judges & Magistrates
Yet the public was subject to years of indoctrination, abuse and propaganda. The criminal offences we talk about were political crimes waged with ample (and still extant) political cover.
How do you get this past a jury when they have utterly biased the population via propaganda?
You don't.
You try them by Act of Parliament.
An Act of Attainder naming the defendants, starting at the top, and working down. Parliament serves as their judge, jury and executioner. They can be permitted to state their case before Parliament and receive their verdict from Parliament.
It exists within the power of Parliament to change the sentence for this crime or to try for a higher common-law offence, citing historical precedent, citing higher principles of law via constitutional documents or by voiding the Human Rights Act (1998) as illegitimate.
In my personal opinion, imprisonment is too lenient. I believe in the death penalty. Many should be lawfully sentenced to hang.
Alternatively, and perhaps more easily, compared to an Act of Attainder they may be impeached by Parliament.
Under Article 9 of the Bill of Rights, Parliamentary procedures, including the conduct of impeachments, is exempt from scrutiny of any outside court.
Further, given that Section 6(3) of the Human Rights Act 1998 provides that the duty on public authorities to act compatibly with Convention rights does not apply to:
“either House of Parliament or a person exercising functions in connection with proceedings in Parliament.”
Notably, the maximum sentence of an impeachment is not limited by any statue and includes death.
In which case Parliament may impeach and hang any public office-holder with impunity. Indeed, despite the mainstream common consensus, the death penalty is legally extant and valid in Britain.
Regardless, it is entirely, manifestly and explicitly possible to lock up every prominent individual, who perpetrated this crime, for the rest of their lives, at the very least.
I state this because the scale of the crime perpetrated is so vast that it is necessary as a deterrent to prosecute the perpetrators of the crime to the maximum extent. Should they evade justice, then this can and will happen again and cause untold suffering.
Mass prosecutions are compassion.
It can be done. It must be done. It will be done.
Resistance GB retweeted
This guy is part of a gang that set fire to your house but:
- Says it was 'Good for GDP'
- Won't put out the fire because 'It'd be racist to fires'
- Won't stop lighting fires because 'It'd be racist to fires'
- Mumbles some incoherent about 'Controlled arson'
- Already said that before for 14 years & threw on petrol
- Elects a literal fire as leader of his gang
- Calls the fire 'Mummy'
Tories are psychopathic perverts.
🇬🇧 "Do you want REMIGRATION?"
"No."
@WillColeshill interviews Tories at the Conservative Party conference who claim they want to stop mass migration — while refusing to reverse the damage it’s already done to the country.
Resistance GB retweeted
Defend a woman in Paris?
Expect to be beaten by a violent African mob as we were.
Footage coming soon.
Deport the vermin.
Today I was repeatedly beaten over the head with metal weapons, by a horde of unhinged African savages.
Why? I stepped in as one of them targeted a small woman, which led to a horde attacking, with just two of us defending her.
Such African vermin have no place in Europe.
Remigration has never been more necessary.
Footage will be published soon for @GbResistance.
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Resistance GB retweeted
Myself & @WillColeshill have just been attacked by third world savage Congolese migrants in Paris.
It started because we were documenting the demographic replacement in France.
They went to attack our female friend and we stepped in to defend her.
This is why we need Remigration
📽️: @LukeWSchmidt
Resistance GB retweeted
🇫🇷🥖🔥 MILITARY DEPLOYED IN FRANCE!!!
ARMED TROOPS GUARD FRENCH MINUMENT DURING TENSE STANDOFF!
FOLLOW FOR UPDATES!
Resistance GB retweeted
🇫🇷🥖🔥French far left protesters in standoff with armoured motorbike police as to who can claim Sacre Court in Paris!
Follow for updates!
Resistance GB retweeted
Johnson should be on trial, and, when found guilty, be sentenced to hang.
He is DRENCHED IN BLOOD:
- Poison injections
- The Ukraine meatginder
- Mass migrant crime
Millions are dead or crippled by his hand.
Anybody who has criminally abused their office in the same way, systematically stripping the inalienable rights of Englishmen, should face the same.
For Kruger to mark him as a hero is beyond the pale.
Mass prosecutions are needed to purge us of these vermin.
I asked Danny Kruger why he calls Boris Johnson a "hero".
Surely a hero is someone like Nelson, who gave his life for his country, not a man who broke his promises and opened the borders to millions.
Credit to Danny for answering tough questions.
Full: youtu.be/t-WISDKF6Lk
Resistance GB retweeted
DISGUSTING.
Migrants who come here and campaign to flood us with even more migrants, making our people suffer.
He's on the first plane and without a window seat to boot.
DEPORT.
🇬🇧 "The UK should still welcome people who come here for safety."
@WillColeshill debates MIGRANTS who are campaigning against the UK government "earned settlement" proposal - a plan that extends the ILR from 5 to 10 years, fast-tracking high earners, while penalising people with debt or overstaying.
Resistance GB retweeted
It seems there is at least one man with one shred of principle left at GB News.
Credit to @Alexarmstrong for defying the all-pervasive bloodlust agenda that's determined to send our men into a meatgrinder.
Patriot. 🇬🇧
‘Give us a reason to fight and die for Britain again.’
@Alexarmstrong reacts to Defence Secretary Wes Streeting warning Britain has just over 1,000 days to prepare for war.
Resistance GB retweeted
Thank you to @WillColeshill of @vpopulimedia for clear and fair reporting on my case this week.
Legacy media are finished.
Independent journalists are the media now.
Resistance GB retweeted
🇬🇧 Two-tier Britain on full display: Tommy Robinson takes the stand after exposing the two journalists who DOXXED his family.
Update from Day 4 of the trial against Tommy Robinson for "harassment."
Resistance GB retweeted
The list of Burnham debaters who were disinvited last minute continues to rise:
@MontgomeryToms
@samikshassotd
@_ConnieShaw
Shows exactly how the control grid works to make sure he's not challenged effectively.
Pathetic.
Resistance GB retweeted
🚨🇬🇧 Tommy Robinson is in COURT after allegedly stalking Daily Mail journalists who published images of his location (along with his family) while he was abroad.
The court is only allowing MAINSTREAM media into the press section, so we've had to sit in the public gallery, despite being accredited.
Resistance GB retweeted
🇬🇧 Muslim women in hijabs campaigning for LABOUR's Sagal Abdi-Wali give a THUMBS UP after being asked if they're fine with foreign candidates in the British parliament over English ones.
🇬🇧 "We've announced what we're going to do to STOP THE BOATS, and we've announced how we're going to do it."
VPs @WillColeshill interviews Reform Councillor @georgedmadgwick on the campaign trail in Holborn & St Pancras.
Resistance GB retweeted
🇬🇧 POLLS ARE OPEN
We’re in Holborn & St Pancras today for the by-election in Keir Starmer’s old seat.
Labour’s Sagal Abdi-Wali faces Green leader Zack Polanski, with Restore Britain, Reform UK, the Lib Dems and George Galloway’s Workers Party also standing.
🇬🇧 "I agree with you. I hate it. It's disgusting."
A bunch of kids interrupted our interview with a campaigner from @WorkersPartyGB to tell us there is ONLY TWO-sexes.















