TERRORIST OFFSETTING AND THE SEXIST NATURE OF ANARCHO-TYRANNY

Anglin's attack on Luciana Berger set a
precedent for kicking people off Twitter.

by Colin Liddell
@cbliddell

When it comes to banning people and groups, and shutting down points of view, precedents are important, and so is moral justification. Powerful as the anarcho-tyrannic state governments and corporate social media companies of the West are, they realize that to overuse their power is to lose their power, and so, when they clamp down, they like to grease the wheels with a little moral unguent and emotional manipulation.

SACRIFICIAL LAMBS

A sparse tribute to murdered MP Jo Cox.

by Kevin Scott

The murder of the Batley and Spen Labour MP, Jo Cox, a forty one-year-old mother of two, and a professional campaigner from her student days, who was shot and stabbed in an altercation in Birstall, near Leeds, is a profoundly tragic event, which has halted organised political debate across the country following her death last week.

PODCAST 46: A MOON-SHAPED POOL OF BLOOD

Novelist and translator Ann Sterzinger joins Andy and Colin to catch up on a "smorgasbord" of topics, including the UK's BREXIT vote, the assassination of MP Jo Cox, the Orlando gay-club massacre, Ramadan attacks on Radiohead and Disneyland, and much else.

CONSPIRACY CORNER: THE KILLING OF JO COX

by Daniel Barge

Assassination and British politics are not normally two things that go hand-in-hand. Although it is quite clear that this could change in the future, as the country comes to increasingly resemble Iraq or Somalia through the "enrichening" process that is currently under way. For this reason, one has to be very skeptical about the recent supposed assassination of the EU-supporting British Labour MP Jo Cox.

Ms. Cox was stabbed and shot to death by a 52-year-old former psychiatric patient named Tommy Mair, who very allegedly shouted “Britain first!” – also the name of a small but very active nationalist party. How very, very convenient!