„Palestine Action became a proscribed organisation in July under the Terrorism Act, making membership of or support for the group a criminal offence.“
Actions have consequences
Edit: gas lads that you down vote someone for saying that supporting a terrorist organisation is a bad move. Wtf?
Niexh on
I could line the entrance of a town in terrorist flags and have them up all year with people complaining about them and nothing would happen.
FingalForever on
They are a proscribed group, what the flip did she suspect?
Wonderful_Trick_4251 on
She should have painted a Red Hand Commando or UVF mural with lads with ballies and machine guns on the side of her house. Police wouldn’t have gone near her.
Because it’s not about enforcing the law but political policing.
ghostofgralton on
Clearly a dangerous terrorist, could have killed hundreds with that t-shirt
zedatkinszed on
There was another elderly man arrested (briefly) in the UK in July for having a poster with a satirical cartoon from Private i mocking this law.
> Police said she was detained in Linenhall Street on Saturday afternoon on suspicion of possession of an article that indicates support for a proscribed organisation.
So she’s supporting an organisation that’s deemed as terror group in the UK. T shirt has nothing to do with the arrest. Non-news.
Jeffreys_therapist on
Interesting, as last time (a week or two ago) PSNI were just bystanding like it was a loyalist riot.
I wonder why they’ve changed tactics
trashpiletrans on
Anyone spouting „erm she broke the law“ should never be trusted with a single moral choice within their lives. Cannot be trusted.
pablo8itall on
Wow where are all the boot lickers coming from?
The UK ruling on Palestinian Action is so obviously blatantly political that is shocking to read people try to defend it.
ChampionshipOk5046 on
I’m surprised all Nationalists aren’t wearing and displaying these, given the number of Palestinian flags ever.
Can they arrest everyone?
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„Palestine Action became a proscribed organisation in July under the Terrorism Act, making membership of or support for the group a criminal offence.“
Actions have consequences
Edit: gas lads that you down vote someone for saying that supporting a terrorist organisation is a bad move. Wtf?
I could line the entrance of a town in terrorist flags and have them up all year with people complaining about them and nothing would happen.
They are a proscribed group, what the flip did she suspect?
She should have painted a Red Hand Commando or UVF mural with lads with ballies and machine guns on the side of her house. Police wouldn’t have gone near her.
Because it’s not about enforcing the law but political policing.
Clearly a dangerous terrorist, could have killed hundreds with that t-shirt
There was another elderly man arrested (briefly) in the UK in July for having a poster with a satirical cartoon from Private i mocking this law.
[https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-news/ian-hislop-private-eye-palestine-action-b2794300.html](https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-news/ian-hislop-private-eye-palestine-action-b2794300.html)
> Police said she was detained in Linenhall Street on Saturday afternoon on suspicion of possession of an article that indicates support for a proscribed organisation.
So she’s supporting an organisation that’s deemed as terror group in the UK. T shirt has nothing to do with the arrest. Non-news.
Interesting, as last time (a week or two ago) PSNI were just bystanding like it was a loyalist riot.
I wonder why they’ve changed tactics
Anyone spouting „erm she broke the law“ should never be trusted with a single moral choice within their lives. Cannot be trusted.
Wow where are all the boot lickers coming from?
The UK ruling on Palestinian Action is so obviously blatantly political that is shocking to read people try to defend it.
I’m surprised all Nationalists aren’t wearing and displaying these, given the number of Palestinian flags ever.
Can they arrest everyone?