The CPS has a Muslim Network problem. In 2019 the CPS Muslim Network worked with the Muslim Council of Britain, Muslim Association of Britain, Association of Muslim Police and Finsbury Park Mosque on a workshop covering hate crime, reporting, investigation, charging and penalties. These aren't meaningless social connections. Some of these organisations have actively campaigned for stronger laws and policies around “Islamophobia” and anti-Muslim hatred. I can't tell you in strong enough words how much I loathe staff networks and think they should die, yesterday. And I mean all of them, including women's networks. Add to that the "community groups" that are consulted on everything. The CPS itself says they are involved in consultation, prosecutor training and hate-crime policy. Its communications guidance even says prosecutors can seek information from “relevant community groups” when they don't understand supposedly hateful language and that hate-crime factors can turn a communication which might otherwise fall below the threshold into something considered “grossly offensive”. This is why we're sooooooo screwed. "FSU member and retired police officer Stephen Gray was found guilty of being "grossly offensive", a criminal offence under s127 of the Communications Act 2003, for repeating a joke about Mohammed." FSU And now the police want to question me over my speech at UTK and several posts on X in which I raised concerns about Islam, Islamic practices and Muslims. Not threats. Not incitement to violence. Political and religious criticism. Britain abolished blasphemy laws. Parliament even specifically protected the discussion, criticism, ridicule, insult and abuse of religion when it legislated against religious hatred. We are in a time where those in power think we're too stupid to notice that blasphemy is back. “To determine the true rulers of any society, all you must do is ask yourself this question: Who is it that I am not permitted to criticize?”