Bloggers not allowed to enter United Kingdom because of ‘racism’
Political activists Brittany Pettibone en Lauren Southern were held at the UK border, supposedly for ‘racism’ and ‘hate speech’ on social media. Both bloggers have more than 100.000 followers on twitter and have their own channel on Youtube, where they discuss a range of topics about the society.
Pettybone and her friend Martin Sellner were held and questioned in a detention facility at Heathrow Airport in London. Three days later they were set free, but were still not allowed to enter the country. They took a flight to Austria, where they discussed the events in an interview with Tommy Robinson.
Today Lauren Southern was held after arriving in Calais. She was being questioned for six hours and got a permanent ban from entering the UK. According to the terrorism act, she was found guilty of ‘racism’. Lately she made a documentary in about hatred and violence against white people in South-Africa. Just als Pettibone, she is also very critical about the issue of migration.
Pettibone and Sellner banned from UK https://t.co/NnxoR3s1Hv
— Lauren Southern (@Lauren_Southern) March 10, 2018
This is political discrimination, plain and simple. @Martin_Sellner and I will release a detailed video statement as soon as possible.
— Brittany Pettibone (@BrittPettibone) March 11, 2018
Thank you so much to everyone who helped bring attention to this issue. It’s an absolute disgrace for the U.K. We cannot allow such a precedent to be set in the U.K. or any Western country for that matter.
— Brittany Pettibone (@BrittPettibone) March 11, 2018
They just locked me out and said "au revoir"… Officially banned from UK for "racism".. doing fine though, all the cool people are being banned anyway 😉
Need to gather my thoughts and call family. Interrogation story is pretty crazy though. Will tell it soon. pic.twitter.com/mARtkyZKFm
— Lauren Southern (@Lauren_Southern) March 12, 2018
