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Three people charged with supporting Palestine Action
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"Charged with supporting" RIP democracy.
Palestine Action was banned after they breached a UK military base
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2025/jun/20/pro-palestine-protesters-deface-two-aircraft-raf-brize-norton
https://edition.cnn.com/2025/06/20/uk/palestine-action-protest-uk-airbase-security-breach-intl
Free Speech is important. But what they did isn't free speech.
That's a crime for the people who broke into a base, not a reason to ban an entire organization. Lots of activist organizations have had members do illegal things. If that's all it takes for the government to ban them, that's an easy bar to manufacture and/or selectively activate.
Funny because based on that they should ban Israel because their leader are committing act of war crimes and terrorism
Their lawyer can appeal the decision in court.
I have some boots that need licking in my closet. Wanna help out?
We're on a message board giving our opinions. You're happy to definitively say what is and isn't free speech then come back with a dumb response about how the court will decide whether a contradictory opinion is valid. I'm not talking to the UK courts. I'm stating a principle, which is already being violated by this anti-free speech government. Law does not determine correctness.
Neither is it terrorism by any rational definition of the word.
Supporting what they did is free speech. That's the whole damn point of free speech and it's legitimately insane that in the UK the government just gets to arrest you for that.
For trying to stop a genocide that the uk is complicit with.
If you start breaking into military bases to target jets, consider yourself lucky you don't get shot.
cOnSiDeR yourself lucky you don't get shot while hindering genocide...
Those people know the risks still do it for morality and again the uk is participating in a genocide if the uk do not respect international laws why do you expect people to respect uk laws
If you think the Government is breaking the law, the solution isn't breaking the law.
In Britain, you can sue the Government if you think the government is breaking the law.
https://dpglaw.co.uk/uk-arms-exports-to-israel-high-court-judgment/
Also, what country do you think is respecting international law? Should citizens of all countries start attacking military bases? How does that end?
sure
better world, probably.