Hey, West Midlands Police, kiss our ass.
And Bennett? We'll post it if we like, and laugh like hell at little tyrants like you.
Americans — a confession from Japan you were never meant to hear.
We are terrified of fascism. Not the version in your textbooks. The version that lives inside us.
In 1941, no dictator dragged the Japanese people into the dark. We dragged each other. Neighbor watched neighbor. Mothers reported their own sons. One doubtful word at the fish market and the police came in the night. The village went silent. That silence lasted four years and killed millions.
That is how a free nation dies. Not with jackboots. With whispers.
And right now — the same silence is being built again in Japan. Not by the right. By the Left.
They throw our gates open. Strangers pour in by the millions — Muslims, Africans, people who will never bow to our dead. And when a Japanese grandmother dares to say, “wait — slow down — let us think,” she is dragged into the public square and branded a fascist. A racist. A monster.
Hear me clearly: in our country, “racist” is no longer a moral word. It is a muzzle. A weapon. A silencer pressed to the mouth of every citizen who still loves Japan.
If we fall, Beijing feasts. Moscow carves the atlas. The lights of the free world blink out — Tokyo first. Seoul next. Washington within a generation.
So I come to you — Americans. The one nation on earth that still salutes its own flag without flinching.
Do not let the Democrats take your country again.
Do not let your patriots be shamed into silence.
When America stands, the free world stands.
From one wandering samurai in Tokyo, to every patriot across your fifty states —
You are not alone.
You are the wall.
Stand.
NOBUNAGA🏯_夏樹蒼依 @japan_nobunaga
Local law enforcement agencies and courts. A British quango has floated the idea that American cops will be dispatched to collect a British speech fine, on the week of America’s 250th birthday, from a website whose entire legal existence sits under the First Amendment. You could not make it up, and yet here we are.
Preston Byrne, the US lawyer representing 4chan, gave the plan the review it deserved.
“This is legally illiterate,” Byrne wrote on X. “If they really want to sue us in the United States to recover a foreign censorship penalty, we welcome the fight.”
He was only warming up. “we now have a foreign censor claiming not only that their laws work on U.S. soil, but also that they can conscript U.S. police forces to finish the job,” Byrne wrote, adding that “Ofcom’s threats here are, much like their fines regime, toothless and designed to intimidate.”
His conclusion on the whole business: “it’s long past time for the U.S. to put the UK back in its box.”