‘Thought police in full force’: Free speech truly under threat as Labour arrest 60,000 for online po
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‘Triggered with Samara Gill’ host Samara Gill says the arresting of 60,000 Brits for ‘communication offences’ as trivial as viewing TikTok videos shows the “thought police" are at "full force”. “When you go into the cases, case by case, it starts to get very, very gnarly and quite sinister," Ms Gill told News24 host James Macpherson. “The fact that we’re under a Labour government and we’ve got things like this is pretty ridiculous. “Apparently we’ve got the resources to go and knock on people’s doors for tweets. It’s ridiculous.”
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