Several days ago Keir Starmer gave tech companies an 'ultimatum' - either they block explicit images from children's devices or face legislation to enforce it. It was a smokescreen. Starmer was always going to introduce that legislation regardless.
He can say that his proposed social media ban is about 'children's safety', but once again he is lying. He and his progressive Fabian ilk have repeatedly thrown our children under the bus - whether it be through Muslim rape gangs and imported migrant violence, or the degenerate filth of gay adoptions and alphabet education.
Put bluntly, Keir Starmer couldn't give a flying fuck about children's safety. This is about controlling the internet and what information we are allowed to digest. The society he and his predecessors have created is falling apart at the seams and he doesn't want anyone, not least impressionable youngsters, waking up to the harsh realities just in time to vote when they reach 16.
That is why Bluesky - the left-wing social media echo chamber that was created in response to Elon's purchase of Twitter and its transformation into the free speech platform X - will reportedly be exempt from the social media ban. Bluesky has well documented problems with explicit images and paedophilia, so how can this ban possibly be about 'children's safety' if this conveniently left-wing platform is exempt?
That's because the ban has nothing to do with children's safety. The dystopian plans Starmer and his handlers have in mind come straight from the pages of Nineteen Eighty-Four - which has been adapted into totalitarian globalist objectives found in the World Economic Forum's 'Fourth Industrial Revolution' and the United Nations Sustainable Goals (aka Agenda 2030).
We are talking about a mandatory digital ID system that will impose total state control of every corner of our lives. We must resist every step they take to achieve this scenario at all costs.
Richey has done a short piece to camera on Starmer's two tier ban, watch below (two minute watch).
It's not about safety, it's about control.
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