
© Getty Images / Finnbarr WebsterSage Willoughby, Jake Skuse, Milo Ponsford and Rhian Graham celebrate after receiving a not guilty verdict at Bristol Crown Court, on January 05, 2022 in Bristol, England.
Find a statue offensive? Upset by a street name? Object to a commemorative plaque? Don't suffer in silence. Tear it down! It's not criminal damage if you are acting to prevent offence.Being convinced you are on the "right side of history" is a green light for vandalism, at least that seems to be the message sent by
the 'not guilty' verdict
handed down to the so-called 'Colston Four' in Bristol yesterday.
Back in June 2020, in the midst of the Black Lives Matter protests that swept the globe following the killing of George Floyd, crowds in Bristol gathered around the 125-year-old statue of slave trader and philanthropist Edward Colston. A mob succeeded in toppling the statue, dragging it through the streets, and dumping it in the nearby port. Nine people were later charged with criminal damage and four - three men and one woman - chose to let the case go to court.
Comment: Interestingly, Bulgaria's establishment has managed to persuade just 27% of its people into suffering a Covid jab, on par with nearby Bosnia, also at 27%, and it's immediate neighbour, Romania, did little better with 33%. It's telling that citizens of these countries have on the whole rejected the experimental jabs, despite a globally coordinated fearmongering campaign that was so effective elsewhere, and that might be because many of these people have learned the hard way that one should be wary of a government that claims to have your best interests at heart whilst also threatening you with draconian punishments if you do not comply with their nonsensical orders:
- 73% of Bosnians reject Covid jabs, ignore lockdown & quarantine restrictions
- 67% of Romanians reject covid vaccine offer, majority mistrust government, fear 'liberty is in danger'
- HUGE protests erupt across Europe against Covid vaccine mandates & lockdowns
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