Do you still remember the misinformation Tony Blair spread about WMDs in Iraq resulting in the deaths of hundreds of thousands of people? Why was this monster never held accountable for his crimes?
The damage this creep caused to once great Britain is irreparable.
Tony BLiar has no business lecturing anyone on “disinformation”
‘It’s really messing with their minds in a big way.’
— LBC (@LBC) September 6, 2024
Asked by @mrjamesob if other countries will follow Brazil’s lead in tackling social media disinformation, Tony Blair notes its impact on young people and stresses that ‘we can’t go on like this’. pic.twitter.com/KiClKz53q4
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Blair was not alone in calling for new restrictions on social media. Earlier this week, the left-wing Speaker of the House Sir Lindsay Hoyle also said that the government should consider new limits against online speech.
“Misinformation is dangerous,” Hoyle said. “Social media is good but its also bad when people are using it in a way that could cause a riot, threat, intimidation, suggesting that we should attack somebody, it’s not acceptable.
“What we’ve got to do is factually correct what’s up there, if not I think the government has to think long and hard about what they are going to do about social media and what are they going to put through parliament as a bill.
“I believe it should be across, it doesn’t matter what country you are in, the fact is that misinformation is dangerous and no misinformation, or threats, or intimidation should be allowed to be carried out on social media platforms.”
Responding to Hoyle’s comments, the Free Speech Union wrote that it is “concerning to hear the Speaker of the Commons lumping ‘misinformation’ in with ‘incitement, threats and intimidation’ while talking up the need for greater cross-border censorship. Given that all statements of fact or opinion are provisional, who gets to define ‘misinformation’, and when?”
Trudeau effectively crushed free speech in Canada
…calls it “step forward in modernising Canada’s broadcasting network”.



