14 years in prison to receive any information in any form from a proscribed group, and the Home Secretary has sole discretion to proscribe any group as “hostile to the British State” . https://youtube.com/shorts/BTgDwuhJdkU?si=mHodGv49dN4bfcxG
… Do we really think that one political meat puppet is different from another? Hmmmm … what could he possibly mean by “hostile”? Interesting that it is also put in terms of being hostile to the “British State” and not the British People. More often than not we say exactly what we mean.
Information as “benefit”? Israel as the lobby behind the legislation? Under this legislation can one individual be designated as a “group”? Irrationality knows no bounds. What if I post something that I claim I heard an obviously insane homeless person mumbling as he was walking down the street? …
There’s nothing I won’t confess.
Nothing.
I’ve told you everything already.
What is it you want me to know?
Thought Criminal from 1984
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That will include “hurty” words critiquing cabinet member individuals and government performance authoritarian decision-making in general.
… here are a few “hurty” words for folks to drop into their thoughts on the “British State”. Monty Python fans may be familiar with some of these. 
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Muppet: A silly or incompetent person, borrowed safely from the famous puppet show.
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Numpty: A foolish or silly person, very common in Scotland and northern England.
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Plonker: A classic, light-hearted term for a foolish or clumsy person.
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Berk: A minor fool or idiot.
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Twit: A very mild word for someone acting silly.
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Git: An annoying, unpleasant, or silly person.
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Pratt: Someone who is clueless, annoying, or acting foolish.
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Pillock: A foolish or stupid person.
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Minger: An unattractive or ugly person.
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Bellend: A vulgar term derived from male anatomy used to call someone an obnoxious idiot.
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Tosser: A common insult for an obnoxious or contemptible person.
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Wanker: A very common, highly offensive vulgarity meaning an obnoxious jerk.
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