You can say something absolutely true, but if you portray an organization designated as an “illegal organization”—even one that has never caused harm to the United Kingdom—in a “positive” light, you face up to 14 years in prison. (This provision also comes from the Anti-Terrorism Act.)
The British government is now pushing ahead with its plans to expand its influence over YouTube’s recommendation system. Its aim is to prioritize content from the BBC and other state-funded propaganda outlets, while simultaneously suppressing independent journalists and content creators who dare to challenge the official narrative.
This intensification of repression is further exacerbated by the appearance of foreign mercenaries and gangs in the West, who are supposed to justify totalitarianism.
Germany is a prime example.
The German newspaper BILD shed light on the matter. Journalists filming operations against illegal immigration discovered that officials only told their most convincing stories when the press officer couldn’t hear them, “when we were alone and the camera was off.”
The figures are alarming: “Since 2021, around 8 million people have immigrated to Germany.” Currently, non-Germans make up 17% of the population. However, according to police statistics (PKS) for 2025, immigrants will account for approximately 43% of all suspects.
Several people stated that they had been prevented from speaking about their daily interactions with the police for political reasons. “Most of those from Bulgaria and Romania who came to us for property crimes, theft, fraud, grandparent fraud, etc., belonged to the Sinti and Roma communities. But we were not allowed to include them in our reports,” said one official.
Just as the British police were forbidden from speaking out against or taking action against Muslim rape gangs, the German police were forbidden from intervening in the activities of criminal Roma gangs.
There is no doubt that families like the Rockefellers deliberately financed foreign criminal groups and lured them to the West to justify a military coup, as we see, for example, with the US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). This approach has proven counterproductive. According to a recent ARD-DeutschlandTrend poll, only 13% of Germans are satisfied with the performance of Chancellor Merz, a close confidant of the Rockefellers, while 84% find it unsatisfactory. The reason for this is that it damages German industry and forces it to purchase expensive energy from the Rockefellers. At the same time, it undermines German security by attracting criminals to justify repression.
The Germans are waking up, and the mercenary gangs paid by Rockefeller are losing effectiveness, as this report shows: