Alt-Lite YouTuber Brittany Pettibone Banned from the UK

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Originally published at: Alt-Lite YouTuber Brittany Pettibone Banned from the UK | Infostormer.com

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All sorts of individuals in the Alt-Lite are reporting that Brittany Pettibone and her Generation Identitare boyfriend Martin Sellner were banned from the UK. While I’m not a fan of Pettibone’s YouTube activities, this incident highlights how backwards the UK has become.

Apparently, they were visiting the UK to interview Tommy Robinson fresh off of his nigger punching escapades in Italy. This is allegedly why they were denied entry.

The UK is a joke. There are all sorts of violent third worlders who they won’t deport because of racism but they ban Pettibone and Sellner from entering the country for their political views. It’s not like their political views are that hardcore either. They just don’t want Europe flooded with third world populations. This is hardly a controversial position.

https://twitter.com/GenIdenLondon/status/972494434586816513

Of course the UK is also a place that has fought to ban the President of the United States from visiting. They also sent the leadership of Britain First to prison for saying mean words about Moslems.

Since there is a rising backlash against all of this cultural enrichment, we are seeing increasingly more authoritarian methods being used to stifle descent. This banning of Pettibone and Sellner is just another step towards the UK branding anyone who disagrees with the government as a thought criminal. It is hard to see this as a sustainable situation moving forward.

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It’s what I’ve come to expect from that once great country that now protects pedophiles, perverts and Muslim rape gangs. Free speech and the Magna Carta are pretty much dead and buried in Pakistani Rape Camp.

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Could it be more obvious that the UK is being ruled by a hostile, illegitimate terrorist regime?:six_pointed_star::boom::skull::+1:

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Such ruthless suppression of the mildest criticism. This cannot go on indefinitely.

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In this video, Tommy Robinson interviews Martin Sellner and Brittany Pettibone after they were deported. Before being sent back to Austria, they were handcuffed at the airport and detained for three days.

At 4:40 Robinson gives the example of Youssef Zaghba, an ‘Italian’ Moroccan who was allowed into Britain, despite the fact that he’d been flagged as having tried to go to Syria to fight for ISIS and telling border staff he wanted to become a terrorist.

Zaghba was one of the terrorists who went on to commit the London Bridge attack, in which 8 people were killed and 48 injured.

The likes of Zaghba are welcomed into the country, yet someone who wants to make a politically incorrect speech at Hyde Park Corner, or a reporter who wants to interview Tommy Robinson, are arrested, detained and deported.

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That´s the point.

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Now Lauren Southern has been banned from the UK, for distributing “racist” material.

22-year-old Lauren Southern was detained at Calais today and presented with a Home Office letter which stated: “By your own admission, on the 24 February 2018 you were involved in the distribution of racist material in Luton.

“I believe that your actions whilst in the United Kingdom present a threat to the fundamental interests of society and to the public policy of the United Kingdom.”

Read more at: Far-right activist denied entry to UK after ‘distributing racist material in Luton’ - Luton Today

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Exactly. Banning for the likes of Ms. Pettibone,and for unrepentant evildoers like us,there’s the Blokhin method.

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I’ve had a idea that could circumvent this wrong-think crackdown. What’s to stop them setting up a few people size screens and doing the equivalent of a virtual Ted talk? They could do their speech from a studio anywhere in the world to a theater audience and have the whole Q&A thing as well. They could market it as a Virtually Live event. We have the technology and it is the current year after all!

It would also set all sorts of interesting precedents if the powers that be tried to shut it down…

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