Lord Moylan

Shit like this is why it's hard for me to care about the British Museum "stealing" relics.

Rachel Reeves under fire as 15,000 family businesses could collapse after pensions tax raid gbnews.com/money/rachel-r…

The British state won’t protect children from mass gang rape. But it will “protect” adults from hearing about it.

The Ofcom guidance on what to censor can be changed by Ministerial fiat and we don't necessarily find out until afterwards?

Good points sir ⁦@danielmgmoylan⁩ Lord Moylan: The Upcoming Online Safety Bill is 'Totally Offensive to Democratic Principles' youtu.be/q6nKCweRbdI

Motion text That this House opposes the imposition of the EU’s Import Control System 2 (ICS2) on the movement of goods from Great Britain to Northern Ireland, treating all such movements as crossing an international customs border as if moving from one country to another from 1…

A letter in ⁦@thetimes⁩. It’s a pity the ⁦@I_W_M⁩ doesn’t value the bravery of our heroes and is kicking out the Gallery. Please visit before it’s forced to close on the 30th September…

Going back more than a year or so for my thoughts on the Online Safety Act:

I see that while I’ve been on holiday everyone has realised the Online Safety Act is an absolute shitshow.

For years, politicians promised the Online Safety Act would target only illegal content — protecting kids from porn, exploitation and suicide forums — without touching free speech. But from the moment age verification checks took effect on 25 July, that reassurance began to…

Leasehold (emphyteusis, usufruct) is used all over the world. Many countries have Freeholder managed multi unit development, many more have leaseholder obliged management. Theft is not the solution to incompetence and corruption. The tenure is not the issue

Immigration lawyers hand out their numbers in the Calais camps The Border Force brings migrants across the Channel Home Office officials won’t remove illegals Judges overturn deportation orders on any pretext The entire system seems rigged. telegraph.co.uk/news/2025/07/2…

Britain is now a country which you can enter illegally without ID, but need photo ID to watch a protest against people entering without ID. Let that sink in.

Well the government shouldn’t have introduced an Act to steal people’s private property, as I warned at the time.

Why is the Government hiding who sits on a Windsor Framework working group? It shapes key advice on public policy. There is no transparency, no accountability. The public has a right to know. Secrecy erodes trust.

In Britain you now have to submit a photo ID to read /r/cider.

Nine years ago today, Fr. Jacques Hamel was martyred by Islamic Terrorists, whilst celebrating Mass in Saint-Étienne-du-Rouvray, northern France. Ora pro nobis

Want to stop the UK government doing this to your feed whenever someone posts a video that they don’t like? It’s important now more than ever that power be held to account, and to not accept their control over what information people see. Here is what to do… 🧵 (1/4)

🚨Our fears appear to have been vindicated on the very first day of the Online Safety Act's enactment. Some footage of protests taking place this evening against illegal immigration is unavailable on X for at least some UK users, with a warning about a restriction due to ‘local…

Not content with shutting down a forum for hamster owners, the Online Safety Act now prevents anyone from accessing forums discussing cider and quitting smoking without giving some random company a selfie. No wonder our political class are despised.