Englishman, Writer, Lawyer, Cantab. Co-author of the @asi Freedom of Speech Bill (2026). Redrafting our constitution to fit our people, at: @ReinersProject.
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Mar 31
Britain is no free country.
Speech is routinely punished: criminally, financially, and otherwise. This is a result of existing law, which must go.
That is the purpose of The Freedom of Speech Act (2026).
@prestonjbyrne, @legalstyleblog, @ASI
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Michael Reiners retweeted
Jun 13
British policymakers: you can choose to have a domestic AI industry that is free, dynamic, and world beating.
Or you can choose to have more of this: Ofcom as your Internet speech police.
There is no middle path. You must choose
Jun 10
I have explicitly asked Ofcom to discuss urgently with X and other platforms how they will comply with the Online Safety Act.
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Jun 13
I’ve warned for months that America would soon restrict access to state of the art frontier AI models for national security reasons.
THIS HAS NOW HAPPENED.
Thanks to the catastrophic energy policies pursued by the Tories and Labour, Britain has virtually ZERO sovereign AI capability.
Now we will be cut off from the most powerful AI models, and will soon end up being TOTALLY AT THE MERCY of China America and others who will be able bring to bear intelligence capable of defeating all our security systems in short order.
WE MUST CHANGE COURSE NOW
Jun 13
The US government, citing national security authorities, has issued an export control directive to suspend all access to Fable 5 and Mythos 5 by any foreign national, whether inside or outside the United States, including foreign national Anthropic employees.
The net effect of this order is that we must abruptly disable Fable 5 and Mythos 5 for all our customers to ensure compliance.
Access to all other Claude models is not affected.
We apologize for this disruption to our customers. We believe this is a misunderstanding and are working to restore access as soon as possible.
Read our full statement: anthropic.com/news/fable-myt…
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May 31
British police, and Body Warn Video (BWV):
Hampshire Police, and every other police force in Britain, should be routinely releasing BWV (Body Worn Video), as in the US.
There is a quiet reason for not doing so; authorities believe seeing footage like this would inflame Britain's self-inflicted multicultural powder-keg.
This will never be stated publicly. Instead, the cited reasons will be a heady mixture of:
-ECHR Article 8 privacy
-Data Protection Act 2018 /GDPR
-Trial prejudice / strict liability rules under the Contempt of Court Act (1981)
Article 8 is of course nowhere to be found when it would be of benefit to the ordinary man, such as instances of vindictive doxxing. DPA & GDPR are meaningless in the face of the government's digitisation of ID and compelled doxxing to access the internet, and in the instance of the trial of Henry Nowak – that trial is over, with a secure verdict of guilty – for murder – has been delivered.
(Images: Left, Monya Massey BWV of attending officers. Right, George Floyd, BWV of attending officer D.Chauvin)
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Michael Reiners retweeted
Jun 4
Freedom of speech, UK:
@lotuseaters_com discuss The Freedom of Speech Bill (2026), published by @ASI.
Speech legislation has led to a 'two-tier' society. No party is addressing this issue sophisticatedly.
My co-authors @prestonjbyrne & @legalstyleblog have provided solutions.
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Mississippi is growing faster than Britain.
5-year growth — Mississippi: 12.8% | Britain: 3.1%.
See how you compare → MississippiWins.com
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Jun 11
All the Commonwealth countries are having the same bad idea at the same time.
I'm going to be very busy for the next decade or so.
Jun 10
Today Canada has moved forward with banning social media for anyone under the age of 16.
Do you think this is reasonable?
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Jun 12
I’m sure this won’t have any unintended consequences on the English speaking internet - the aggregate of which’s output, of course, representing the most important cultural contribution in many centuries, and quite arguably, of all time.
Making every Englishman identify himself (in order to determine age) a requirement in law / a condition of access is thus one of the most dim-witted acts of cultural self-harm since Euston arch was thrown in a river or Concorde was taken out of the air.
Jun 10
What you need to know about the new Social Media Ban in the UK:
1. All persons under 16 are prohibited from accessing social media platforms without verified parental supervision.
2. Parental supervision must be logged digitally through the UK. gov app.
3. Parents must approve each post, comment, like, or share in real-time.
4. Failure to supervise constitutes negligent digital guardianship.
5. Penalties for negligent digital guardianship include fines up to £10,000 and potential removal of devices from the household.
6. Educational use is not exempt.
7. Mental health considerations are not exempt.
8. Checking the weather on a browser that could access social media counts as attempted access.
9. Screenshots of banned platforms are treated as contraband.
10. Discussing banned platforms in school counts as conspiracy to access.
11. Parents who express disagreement with these rules online will have their supervision privileges revoked.
12. Any family member can report violations anonymously (encouraged).
Compliance is mandatory.
Britain is safer for it.
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Michael Reiners retweeted
Jun 1
The fundamental question of Mr Lowe's claim against the ICGS was as follows:
Can a permanent quango-like disciplinary body can be simultaneously independent from MPs and protected by the Commons’ own parliamentary privilege under the Bill of Rights of 1689?
The High Court answered: Yes.
This outcome provides the green light for men like Kier Starmer – the grey blurs of the modern UK – to create extraordinarily powerful permanent roles for themselves. Roles framed as part of the necessary regulation of parliamentarians' conduct & speech.
Rupert Lowe loses ICGS challenge as High Court keeps Commons disciplinary scheme within parliamentary privilege
The Administrative Court held that Mr Lowe could not use judicial review to challenge the ICGS decision to investigate him. The judgment does not determine the truth of the underlying complaint, which remains live.
Read it here:
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Jun 5
There is no debate, it is a settled matter.
For those having difficulty, the learned @Tom_Rowsell explains what an Englishman is - here - in @ReinersProject :
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Jun 5
The deeply contentious debate around what it means to be English bbc.in/4dQlLP5
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Jun 7
Dan Tubb & I discus the need for a Freedom of Speech Act such as that written by myself Preston Byrne and Elijah Granet, we also discuss the vicious use of the POA PArt III s 19 against @RealSamMelia
We must repeal the Public Order Act 1986 in full.
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Jun 11
Astonishing portions of taxpayer money entering this ecosystem.
Jun 11
£663,116,359 taxpayer funding on asylum and migration charities…
And I’m nowhere near finishing my audits
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“Sticks and stones may break my bones and words will also hurt me
(thus incurring criminal liability and possible prison sentence under sections 5, 4A, and 19 of the Public Order Act of 1986).”
- UK
Jun 9
Mr Melia is a prime example of a political prisoner incarcerated under the Public Order Act (1986), which must be repealed.
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Michael Reiners retweeted
Apr 18
Digital ID & The Slippery Slope
J Treek argues that digital ID, sold as convenience, entrenches a centralised system. That system, once brought to fruition through incremental policies and age verification regimes, allows such ID becomes a gateway to ordinary life, enabling governments to exclude and punish with new-found ease.
Read it here:
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Michael Reiners retweeted
May 15
"Why the West is Replacing Its Historic Population: The Post-Fordist Trap"
Dr Ricardo Duchesne (@dr_duchesne) argues that mass immigration in the West is driven by the fusion of liberal universalism and post-Fordist capitalism, replacing historic nations with flexible labour markets, multicultural ideology, and managed demographic transformation.
Read it in @ReinersProject:
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Rupert Lowe loses ICGS challenge as High Court keeps Commons disciplinary scheme within parliamentary privilege
The Administrative Court held that Mr Lowe could not use judicial review to challenge the ICGS decision to investigate him. The judgment does not determine the truth of the underlying complaint, which remains live.
Read it here:
reiners.org.uk/rupert-lowe-l…
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Jun 9
Mr Melia is a prime example of a political prisoner incarcerated under the Public Order Act (1986), which must be repealed.
Jun 9
2 year ago I spent my birthday in prison.
1 year ago, in a probation hostel.
Today, a free man.
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