Trump and Farage’s Golden Rules of the Free Speech Crusade: They Can Chat – You Not | Marina Hyde

Popular quiz. Donald Trump said admiringly: “I also know that he loves his country very much”? He: “He wrote me a letter Beautiful letters. They are great letters. We fall in love”?

If you answered “Nigel Farage”, then I’m sorry. The leader of the British reform may have spent this pre-party meeting week in his happy place – walking a few feet in the U.S. Presidential Cathedral – the demand for American lawmakers is: “When should I do it [the UK] Become North Korea? “But those Trump praises are actually the fact that Kim Jong-un is…well, you know the rest.

Of course, we always want something we can’t have, which is why Trump had to settle this week, grinning everywhere beside his oval desk like a competitor, and Kim Kyn smiled With Vladimir Putin and XI Jinping In a large military parade in Beijing, it included other insanity of the robot wolf. Good times. If you see China as the chief competitor of the United States, you can definitely see the presumptive Prime Minister Nigel plays Britain as North Korea with an equal Western pecking order. In just a few short years, Farage will likely tweet with laughter as the US’s annual large ballistic parade passes through the US’s robotic coyote.

Anyway, back to the present. Although his presidential colonial timeshare must be maintained – use or lose it! – Farage was ostensibly in Washington to flood in the UK, opening American outposts on TV stations, and he was lucrative and taxes are valid Because, and beg us to help combat the freedom of speech “Britain is trapped in a real authoritarian situation”.

This is quick before we continue. U.K. no Where the greatest place in freedom of speech can seriously reconsider its priorities. Or at least, seriously consider making it meaningful. With those who agree with the New Green Party leader, arresting someone is completely “proportionate” in the tweet, but also thinks it is Palestine’s actions did nothing wrong. But again, this week, he himself complained about the “really terrible authoritarian situation” in Britain, while his bottom class exacerbated it, with absurd, free speech hypocrisy. We’ll get all the details in one minute. But even if the lessons of the past decade may suggest to people on both sides of the politics, you should do both ways.

No one on Earth has a harder time than Trump. There is no crime, but we really have to write a letter to Smithsonian from a government of a country that requires some of its museums to be reviewed and exhibited “in accordance with the Executive Order of 14253, the restoration of truth and sanity in American history”, whether this really has to write a letter in a country. The mandatory review was “to ensure consistency with the president’s directive”, they added, and the museum said what he wanted them to say.

Do we really have to go from a country that threatens to universities because of the way he doesn’t want them to teach? Do we really have to attack the press from a president with every possible opportunity and often seek to undermine the press? Do we really have to seize a country from a leader who openly appreciates a series of grim dictators who eliminate freedom of speech in their own country? Do we really have to take it away? A country with a book ban? Not a bad sport, but I would rather we not do it.

Of course, Nigel would disagree. In fact, he would be happy to help them solve this hypocrisy. Just as Republicans would rather be conveniently focused on domestically European law, and their own First Amendment rights would be eroded before their eyes, so frankly would be used as pawns in partisan misleading, rather than staying at home, and participating in free speech horror shows, he could definitely do something.

Well, for Nottingham, while there is no gleaming power journey like Washington, it is still a small town hosted by his Reform Party. Not, leader of Nottingham County Council Ban his MP Censorship from local media. Last week, reformed Mick Barton announced that none of his MPs could talk to Nottingham Post, its online Nottinghamshire live broadcast or a BBC-funded team of local journalists. Patton updated his ban this week after a rebound from fundamentalists who opposed his fundamentalists to free speech Apply only for yourself. Now, after Farage’s Congressional Committee meeting, various conflicting events were asked about reform leaders: “Do you agree with yourself?”, and Nigel finally said he would “have a little chat” with Barton.

Approximately time. It’s much easier than “a little chat” with Trump, his knowledge of the First Amendment, or actually the National Guard deployment/military sect/legalization of rebellious/election/elections/all the attitudes of allies, at least does have a true “real “real “real “real authorities” situation). Run to the UK and effectively invite it to be slapped by one or two tariffs. Maybe Nigel likes Kim after all.