UK censorship grab: Government to take control of the Youtube algorithm. By Basil the Great.
Keir Starmer’s/Andy Burnham’s Government is set to control the YouTube algorithm by LAW stipulating that they must push “APPROVED CONTENT” to UK Citizens
And independent voices who criticise the government will be pushed to the back of the queue making it harder for people to find
YouTube has acknowledged this is happening


YouTube can’t stop this. They need the US State Dept & White House to step in and counter with threats to British interests in the US. Threaten you will hit Shell/BP in energy, AstraZeneca/GSK in pharma, BAE in defense, & HSBC/Barclays in finance the second the Brits hit YouTube.
British Police arrest a man for describing Muhammed and Islam accurately.
Blasphemy laws in the UK are real.
British Police arrest a man for describing Muhammed and Islam accurately
Blasphemy laws in the UK are realpic.twitter.com/KBjwusT7TR
— Basil the Great (@BasilTheGreat) July 4, 2026
Commenters:
They’ll arrest a real Briton for telling the truth and protect the Muslim rape gangs. Wake up and take your country back!!! …
Isn’t the truth a legitimate defense? UK is lost. …
Since when is ‘evil ideologists’ an arrestable offence? The police wonder why they’re losing whatever support they once had. …
I have never once seen an on-camera arrest for a Muslim spewing hate and vitriol about the West. If one exists I’d love to see it, but I’ve never seen it. …
One day there will be a guy crazy enough to pull out the Quran and Hadiths and start reading from them publically. Including the part where their prophet married a 6 year old and consumated her at 9. How they consider their prophet “the greatest and most perfect man to ever live, the ultimate moral role model and the final messenger of God” How women has less rights then men in every way possible. Teach the public about how evil Muhammad was. …
Question is, who wants this? If you went up to 100 Brits on the street and said “Do you want medieval blasphemy laws?” probably 100 out of 100 would say no. …
‘We’ve had freedom of speech for a very long time’ – Keir Starmer
hat-tip Phil