A 1,465-page Subject Access Request from Royal Holloway shows university staff discussing my social media, my political views, and even my “thoughts” with Surrey Police and PREVENT. The referral called my pro-Israel and Zionist views an exercise of “freedom of speech,” then said my “latest comments” suggested “more extreme right-wing views” and might be “suspected hate speech.” It logged tweets that mentioned Muslims. It recorded my location in Golders Green on the evening two Jewish men were stabbed in an incident police treated as terrorism - the night I stood with the Jewish community there. One internal message asked: “Waiting for BM to link this to his experience?” That is the live matter under CPS review over the tea-towel comment. Staff appear to have been trying to tie ordinary political posts to an ongoing criminal case. A university department monitoring a student’s speech and location, then feeding it toward police and Prevent, while a case is live, is not safeguarding. It looks like interference. The same records show the university telling police not to contact me directly - that the university needed to know before police acted. Prevent closed the case. No evidence I was developing an extremist mindset. No evidence I was promoting an ideology based on violence, hatred or intolerance. No evidence I was being drawn into terrorism. Referral shut. Students should be referred to Prevent or police when there is a genuine concern about extremism, incitement, or support for terror groups - not because their politics are unpopular, not because someone wants their tweets linked to a separate case, and not because staff are logging “thoughts.” Since I started at this university I have had more than 16 threats. Eleven of them came two weeks ago: a knife-across-the-throat sticker, messages saying people will find me and know where I am, threats aimed at the university, and lines about keeping my neck warm and wearing a scarf because I would be assassinated like Charlie Kirk. Some quoted the Quran alongside the threats. I have the screenshots. The wellbeing team that should have been dealing with that is the same operation whose records show them routing my politics toward counter-terror channels. Prevent said no. The threats kept coming. When does a university’s monitoring of political speech become a counter-terrorism matter? Who decides a student’s views warrant a referral? What stops staff from treating dissent as evidence of extremism — and from trying to fold it into a live police case? Universities are spending time and public resources policing tweets and “thoughts” while actual threats go unanswered. Prevent had to shut this one down. Britain is broken. #FreeSpeech #HigherEducation #Prevent #RoyalHolloway