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https://reclaimthenet.org/ofcom-struggles-enforce-online-safety-fines-abroad
https://prestonbyrne.com/2026/10/20/ofcom-concedes-defeat/

There is nothing like a good law to keep the internet “safe” – unless, of course, that law happens to be the UK’s Online Safety Act, and the entities that are supposed to be kept censored are based abroad.

In that case, the country’s media regulator Ofcom, which is in charge of enforcing the Act, is pretty much (thankfully) powerless abroad, as its chief executive Dame Melanie Dawes admitted to MPs on October 20.

In the same hearing, she said that the UK’s coming ban on under-16s using social media will be “much more draconian” (yes, those were her words) for Meta than the settlement the company recently agreed in the US.

“We won’t be able to recover every single fine on online safety,” she said during a hearing organized by the Commons Digital, Culture, Media and Sport Committee, dedicated to Ofcom’s work.

The reason is this: “If foreign courts decide to...try and get in our way, there will be a point at which we have to accept that we won’t be able to recover that money.”

Ofcom will not give up easily, Dawes promised: “But we will always seek to go as far as we can.”
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In September, a US federal court ruled that Ofcom has sovereign immunity from 4chan’s lawsuit, but also noted that American courts “are not necessarily required to enforce foreign penal judgments.”

Byrne wrote after the hearing, “Insofar as a political organization like Ofcom is even capable of admitting defeat, it did so in the 4chan enforcement today.”

“Unless Ofcom is prepared to sail a British invasion fleet here and land ground troops, enforcement would indeed have to proceed through American courts,” he continued. “Ofcom can’t enforce the Online Safety Act in America. Ofcom knows it, Ofcom has known it for a long time, and now, Ofcom has, finally, admitted it.”

Byrne also told the Guido Fawkes blog, “Come to an American court and get some. If you dare.”

But the part of the law that will work as intended is the one that will be “much more draconian” for Meta than its US settlement, according to Dawes.

She was responding to a question from Labour MP Chi Onwurah, who wanted to know if Meta would apply in the UK the changes it agreed to in a settlement in the US.

Dawes told Onwurah that “of course the social media ban for under 16s will be much more draconian...for Meta than anything that’s going to come out of the US settlement.”

The US settlement will see Meta age-check every Facebook and Instagram user in the states that signed it, cap teen accounts at two hours a day and cut them off from midnight to 6am.

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>>1544171
They can be arrested if they travel within UK jurisdiction. Don't travel to the UK if UK courts are trying to sue you.

This is all part of a world-wide effort to force internet users to be identifiable. "Protect the children" is just an excuse. Advertisers want it because it makes advertisements more valuable and they can better predict and influence your spending habits. Governments want you to be traceable as an individual so they can arrest you. Other nations do not have US freedom of speech. You can be arrested all over the world for internet insults or political speech. Libel laws in asia often dont have a truth defense, so if you say something negative about a corporation's product you can be sued and lose for your 100% truthful complaint.
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>>1544153
Neat
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>>1544171
Don't worry, every eurocuck will eventually get arrested for racism after they post on facebook about the Muslim raping their mother in public
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your article interests me, OPie.
but it is simply "too long:didn't read"
could you perhaps next time not be so lazy, and give a brief synopsis of the gist of the article?
I posted your news Link in this AI slave website which gives summaries of the news when you post a link on it

https://smry.ai/
it regurgitated the following:

Ofcom can write the fines, but foreign courts get to decide whether anyone pays them.

there are various other AI slaves that do this, but I am simply too lazy to look.
I would suggest using an AI slave to find other AI slaves and do this particular function.

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https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026/oct/20/abdul-el-sayed-heckler

Michigan heckler the son of Republican adviser paid for ‘influencer marketing’ against El-Sayed

Timmy Teepell’s firm paid $250,000 by America Next, which has been trying to gin up ‘organic’ opposition to El-Sayed

The man who attempted to ambush the Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed with a question about his supposed allegiance to the Muslim Brotherhood – which El-Sayed parlayed into a viral clip for his campaign – is the son of a political operator who recently received $250,000 for “canvassing and influencer marketing” against El-Sayed, the Guardian has learned.

In the now-famous exchange, a man – first identified by the Handbasket as Thomas “Tommy” Teepell – asked El-Sayed if he would “disavow” the Muslim Brotherhood. El-Sayed said he would, but then asked: “What are you implying? Do you assume that I wouldn’t?” What followed was a five-minute exchange that has drawn over 50m views across several social media platforms, in which El-Sayed queries the man about the guarantees of religious freedom in the constitution.

Teepell is the son of Timothy “Timmy” Teepell, a longtime strategist for the Missouri Republican senator Josh Hawley as well as former Republican Louisiana governor Bobby Jindal. Timmy Teepell’s firm, Breakthrough LLC, was paid $250,000 on 29 September by America Next, a 501(c)(4) non-profit with which it shares a Baton Rouge office suite, according to a filing with the Federal Election Commission (FEC).

The filing says the money would fund the canvassing and influencer marketing in opposition to El-Sayed. It is the only independent expenditure the group has reported since 2015, when it paid OnMessage Inc for television advertising backing Bobby Jindal’s presidential campaign.
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>>1544215
Reparations is not something dems have run on. You should be careful reaching that far up your ass for a strawman, you might grab your optic nerve.
Less crime relative to when?
Better opportunities relative to when? What the fuck are you rambling about, faggot?
>>1544198
Cubans are used to an authoritarian regime and hope if they submit hard enough they'll be one of the good ones. They'll be maga 300% because it could never happen to them right up until they are detained and deported.
This admin is literally importing pajeets to occupy high-paying jobs requiring skilled labor that could go to Americans. They aren't the kind of brown that gets deported, just spit on by the people who voted to bring them here, why wouldn't they be maga?
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>>1544217
Democrats are guilty of stopping MIGA from raping children
The worst crime imaginable.
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>>1544217
Lots of the early Cuban diaspora are direct descendants of slave owners that fled at the fall of the Bautista regime.
The CIA spent decades spreading propaganda about socialism and sewing division among Latin America, so you got people who are so deeply entrenched in this reactionary mindset while longing for the days of Pinochet.
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>>1544219
epstein was a democrat billgates was a democrat trump was a democrat when he hanged out with epstein, bill clinton is a democrat.
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>>1544279
Why have Republicans voted for the same Democrat pedophile to be their president in every presidential election of the last 14 years?

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CBS’s chief legal correspondent Jan Crawford has apologized for and deleted a social media post praising a man who questioned the Democratic Michigan US Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed about the Muslim Brotherhood during a town hall on Saturday.

On Sunday, Crawford, who initially joined CBS in 2009, wrote on twitter: “Earlier, I tweeted a video from an Abdul El-Sayed town hall. I deleted that tweet because it was a violation of CBS News standards. I apologize.”

Crawford’s deleted post had thanked a man named Tommy, who has been later outed as a Republican operative worked for Republican senator Josh Hawley, while also saying: “I had to watch this twice to catch Dr Abdul El-Sayed’s nanosecond, ‘yeah, absolutely,’ response. His subsequent uninterrupted three-minute diatribe proving your exact point is the kind of spectacular self own most [people] only dream about triggering. Congrats.”

The video to which Crawford referred showed the man who identified himself only as Tommy asking El-Sayed: “Will you disavow the Muslim Brotherhood?”

In response, El-Sayed said: “Sure. Yeah, absolutely. Why are you asking the question?”

Tommy replied: “Well, because they’re a terrorist group.” El-Sayed then rejoined, “But what are you implying? Do you assume that I wouldn’t?

“You’re asking the question because implicitly you assume that I’ll have dual loyalties, right? You assume that somehow I wouldn’t disavow, or that I’ll have some higher order allegiance than the constitution.”

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>>1544397
You literally call multiple people esl, then say "stop talking to yourself" because you think everyone else is a single person you call esl shill, and if multiple people who disagree with you are replying, it must be the same guy replying multiple times.
You are mentally ill
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>>1544043
99% of Christians are ignorant fools who don't know anything about the historic Jesus Christ who rose above all the miserable gods of this world. They worship power, like the Hebrews, the Babylonians, and the Sumerians.
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>>1544633
There is no evidence outside of the bible Jesus existed, except 3 mentions of christians (not jesus) generations after the supposed events of the gospels. All were maintained by christian scribes, all are thought to be forgeries.
Your imaginary friend isn't real, and you have no legitimate basis to claim your version is better than anyone else's.
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>>1544717
>There is no evidence outside of the bible Jesus existed, except 3 mentions of christians (not jesus) generations after the supposed events of the gospels.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tacitus_on_Jesus
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Josephus_on_Jesus
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pliny_the_Younger_on_Christians
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Suetonius_on_Christians
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>>1544719
Yep, thanks for posting about tacitus and josephus, the likely forgeries I mentioned that refer to early Christians, not a direct observation of Jesus, and two other sources also about Christians.

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2026/10/14/khan-smith-most-popular-surname/

Khan is set to replace Smith as the most popular surname for newborns next year, an analysis of official data by The Telegraph showed.

Smith is believed to have been the most common family name in England for centuries but has been in decline for the past 30 years.

Khan is poised to overtake it in 2027, with the traditionally Muslim name more than doubling in popularity in the last 30 years.
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Don't care. This is what they get for colonizing every third world country.
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>>1544115
No, it's not racist to observe one ethnicity being replaced by another. It's racist to draw that conclusion from data that doesn't support it, or to even care that racial demographics change over time, so long people aren't being forcibly sterilized.
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>>1543884
And Mohammed is the most popular boy's name.
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https://www.ethnicity-facts-figures.service.gov.uk/uk-population-by-ethnicity/national-and-regional-populations/population-of-england-and-wales/latest/
>White: 81.7%
>Asian / Asian British: 9.3%
>Black / Black British: 4.0%
And 'Retard With Proven Wrong Opinions' is 1544322's name.
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1544115
>It's not racist for white people to say that white rightards don't have the right to exist
ftfy

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https://nypost.com/2026/10/18/us-news/air-force-commando-dies-after-falling-from-170-foot-rafters-during-fast-rope-demonstration-at-utsa-game/
An Air Force commando who fell from the 170-foot rafters in front of thousands of horrified fans at a University of Texas at San Antonio football game Saturday has died.

The airman slipped while rappelling from the roof of the Alamodome before the UTSA game against Navy — and plunged to the ground.

The service member, who was assigned to the 6th Combat Training Squadron, Detachment 2, was mortally injured during a pregame demonstration at the school’s “Salute to Armed Forces and Veterans” game.
Videos circulating on social media appeared to show the airman losing control and sliding down the rope during a fast-rope demonstration involving four military personnel.
He received medical treatment on the field for about 10 minutes before being rushed to a local hospital, where he died.

On the field, UTSA staff members formed a semicircle around him before he got pulled away on a stretcher, according to the San Antonio Express-News.
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>>1544078
>military recruiting at popular events
Wow, why would they recruit people?
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>>1544167
Trump negotiated directly with the Taliban while excluding the Afghan government, committed to withdrawing all troops by May 2021, cut troop levels from about 13,000 to 2,500, and pressured Kabul to release 5,000 Taliban prisoners, including commanders. The agreement didn't even condition US withdrawal on the Taliban stopping its war against the Afghan government.
Biden inherited that mess and chose to honor the deal rather than risk restarting the war. You don't get to credit Trump for ending the war, then blame Biden for the consequences of the agreement Trump negotiated.
And this fantasy that Trump handed Biden a perfect evacuation plan? Where is it? “I was there” isn't evidence that this supposed plan existed, was handed over, or was operationally viable.
Criticize Biden's execution all you want. Pretending Trump created none of the conditions that made the withdrawal disastrous is partisan cope.
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Air Force commando ...
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>>1544226
>Trump negotiated directly with the Taliban while excluding the Afghan government,
The same Afghan government that wanted us gone.
>committed to withdrawing all troops by May 2021,
Which we didn't follow.
>cut troop levels from about 13,000 to 2,500,
Which was still enough to hold multiple bases, including Bagram, until Biden cut that number down to 650 before starting the evac. Prior to that they had enough troops to hold what we had, but don't take my word for it! Ask General McKinzie during his HASC testimony.
> and pressured Kabul to release 5,000 Taliban prisoners, including commanders.
And not one of them engaged in combat with us. They were probably among the other Taliban helping the US to keep the mob of people off the Kabul air field... because that's how bad Biden fucked up.
>The agreement didn't even condition US withdrawal on the Taliban stopping its war against the Afghan government.
So? Ghani said he could handle the Taliban and he wanted us out. Again, look at the dozen quotes I gave you last thread.
>Biden inherited that mess and chose to honor the deal
Holy shit you are fucking retarded. What was the deal again? To leave in May - like you just said? Did we leave in May?
>You don't get to credit Trump for ending the war, then blame Biden for the consequences of the agreement Trump negotiated.
No I absolutely do get to blame Biden because he didn't follow the deal, or follow the plan Trump left behind, and got 13 soldiers killed that didn't need to die. Had he followed Trump's evac plan they'd still be alive.

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>>1544226
Who was president when that May 2021 deadline wasn't adhered to antagonizing the people we negotiated with?

https://www.city-journal.org/article/cornell-university-rape-case-columbia-students
On October 13, Columbia University juniors Nikos Mohammadi and Christina Ma published an opinion piece on the alleged rape of “Jane Doe” by seven members of a fraternity at Cornell. Dissenting from general campus opinion, they argued that it was “worth taking a pause before jumping to wide-sweeping conclusions” about the case, and that the prevailing rhetoric—that women lack meaningful agency when choosing to perform acts they may later come to regret—was infantilizing.

Seething responses flooded in. “Brother you gotta go kill yourself,” one read. “I hope this follows you around forever,” read another. “[H]ope both are shown the same cruelty you carry in your heart for someone you don’t even know,” read a third. The Columbia Open Discourse Alliance, “a non-partisan coalition for free speech and open discourse,” condemned Sundial, where the piece was published, claiming that it “promotes rape culture.” Such opinions simply should not be permitted, argued the Columbia Political Review.
That the piece was published, and that Sundial is standing its ground, is a good sign for free speech on campus. But as the backlash demonstrates, conformity to an apparent socially acceptable position continues to take precedence for many students at America’s most prestigious schools.

In their essay, Mohammadi and Ma argue that the Cornell incident is complicated by significant legal and moral nuance, and that students should therefore pause and think rather than vandalizing buildings or summarily concluding that this confirms the existence of “campus rape culture.” They further argue that it infantilizes women and denies them agency to suggest that no sex is permissible if a woman later comes to feel, after consenting in the moment, that the experience was traumatic or immoral. In other words, they maintain, freedom includes the possibility of making bad decisions.
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The Columbia Political Review—which regularly invoked the virtues of free speech to defend the campus anti-Israel protest movement—responded with a statement from its editorial board condemning “the Sundial’s decision to publish the article.” The editorial went to express its concern that “the Sundial allowed its authors to leave out what academic literature and lived experience show contribute to rape on college campuses: fraternities, insufficient disciplinary processes, and a resounding culture of silence and fear.”

Reactions like these suggest that assertions about a campus rape culture—covered extensively by City Journal’s Heather Mac Donald—cannot be challenged. Anyone who challenges the notion that campus rape is a widespread phenomenon, or that alleged victims must automatically be believed, supports and upholds “cultures and systems of rape, sexual assault, and violence,” in the words of Columbia Political Review.

Jonas Du, founder and former editor-in-chief of Sundial, believes the magazine’s decision to publish was the right one. “Nick Baum [the current editor] 100 percent made the right decision,” he told me. “It’s a gross mischaracterization to suggest the authors support ‘rape culture’—they make a good faith argument calling into question the narrative of a highly controversial case that’s very relevant to campus politics.”

“It’s their prerogative to publish that and a service to the Columbia community when you present an unpopular but well-argued viewpoint because that’s how we make progress on important issues,” Du added.
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Despite the blowback, Mohammadi and Ma’s willingness to speak out helps challenge the illusion of consensus on the Cornell case and the broader issues it invokes. Mohammadi said that “ten to fifteen people” had reached out to him privately to tell him they agreed with the piece and to thank him for writing it. After the Columbia Spectator reported on the controversy, the majority of the comments on a linked Instagram post defended Sundial’s right to publish. “Nothing was said that was particularly controversial or unusual that would justify censure,” read one.

Mohammadi and Ma deserve praise for their willingness to express a reasoned argument in the face of a tide of unreasoned opposition they surely knew they would face. Despite the reaction of some to squelch an important debate, free speech is still flickering at Columbia.
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>>1544060
Students shouldn't be afraid to dissent and express unpopular ideas on campus
That's the exact thing going to college is for. Being exposed to new and unfamiliar ideas
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>>1544060
Seven men raped a 20 year old. They should serve time now.
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>>1544060
Even if she's lying, the act is disturbing and they should still go to jail.

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https://nypost.com/2026/10/18/world-news/french-police-arrest-1800-protesters-after-violent-clashes-and-looting/

PARIS — Police arrested at least 1,800 people across France after violent groups clashed with officers and looted shops during nationwide demonstrations that drew hundreds of thousands of people who denounced rising living costs and poor conditions in schools.

Authorities said masked groups on Saturday set fires and attacked public buildings, including city halls, in several cities.

In Limoges, a city in central France, flames engulfed the 19th-century City Hall, causing its roof to collapse.

Haute-Vienne prefect Maurice Barate told LCI television that the fire was deliberately set and nearly destroyed the building. The fire was under control Sunday.

French President Emmanuel Macron will hold an emergency meeting with top government officials on Sunday afternoon, before addressing the nation at 8 p.m., according to his office.

“The right to protest is a fundamental right. Deliberately and collectively sowing disorder through violence is not,” Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez wrote on X, pointing to the lootings of hundreds of businesses in Paris, Marseille, Lyon, Bordeaux, Rennes, Strasbourg, Grenoble, Nice, Limoges and other cities.

Nuñez and Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu attributed some of the violence to “radical far-left groups” and said others later joined to loot.
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>h-h-how dare you not think the same way as I do?! I-I-I know! I'll project by saying >>1544046 isn't white because he refuses to think the same way I do, and accuse him of being the esl shill!
You'll never be white, or people, 1544049. The white right will never be people, because they'll never be human.
>your skin color
>you not a person
>esl shill
Accusations are Admissions, 1544049.
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Because they chose... poorly, miggers deserve to be hurt.
One that uses a made up word will be hurt in less than two weeks. And their precious MAGA will be dead in two years. Good
Due to its shit opinions, this particular migger only has the right to be hurt.The schadenfreude from it becoming socio-politically impotent after the midterms will be delicious. It is about to suffer. It is about to completely lose the so-called 'Culture War': as The Odyssey has proved, Woke has already won before now. Those against DEI will be MIA. You will fail, little migger.
Those Republicans who have already refused to vote Republicabn in elections since late 2025. Republicans Against Trump in 2020 still active today. They have chosen... wisely. Trumpist Republicans and their supporters - right down to the 'own the libs' types that claim they aren't conservative - will be hurt. Horribly. They are going to rue the day they thought they had the right to have wrong opinions, as those who justifiably refuse to think the way they do will electorally deny them of the right to any socio-political power. With the totalitarianism displayed right from the top to the 'own the libs' types since 20th January 2025, the pushback that's about to happen will be more than justifiable. Those Trumpist totalitarians will realize after the midterms - certainly after late 2028, thus early 2029 - that if you can't take it, you never had the right to dish it out in the first place.
Dial it back a little bit, migger. You're making it way too obvious, including your desperation before early next month. They taught you better than this.
Everyone will be crying with laughter at the schizo migger shill humiliating itself. Especially after the midterms.
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>>1544172
That's because you're a limp-wristed bitch. If you weren't such a faggot you wouldn't accept 'left totalitarianism,' you'd push the screeching blue haired faggots out of power and retake the left. Instead you roll over and spread your asshole for the most corrupt admin in American history.
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>Instead you roll over and spread your asshole for the most corrupt admin in American history
And that's just Trump, the Gang Of Pedophiles and their protectors, which support Putin.
https://www.military.com/video/off-duty/odd/akward-moments-with-vladimir-putin/3129473236001
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>>1543980
i miss the days when the internet was white.

https://www.canada.ca/en/department-national-defence/news/2026/10/incident-at-canadian-forces-base-wainwright.html Anyone from the area or otherwise in the know have any details about the incident? The Canadian government is being tight lipped on the details. All I know is 7 are confirmed dead and many more are injured.

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https://nypost.com/2026/10/17/us-news/kinky-ny-dem-house-candidate-not-ashamed-of-xxx-rated-bdsm-ads-that-make-christian-grey-look-like-amateur-hour-report/
A Long Island Democratic congressional hopeful has made it clear in a recent interview that he is not ashamed of his past bondage modeling photos uncovered by The Post last month.

Chris Gallant, 37, the Democratic nominee running against Rep. Nick LaLota (R-NY) in the NY-01 district says he chose to pose for the racy photos almost 17 years ago because he was into it — not because he was manipulated — and he bragged that he thought he looked great, he told The New York Times.

“I mean, all my friends know I’m kinky” as hell, he told the newspaper — “except he used a much saltier word than ‘hell,’” the Times noted.

“I make Christian Grey look like amateur hour,” he quipped to the outlet, referencing the erotic billionaire entrepreneur in the bondage romance book and film series “50 Shades of Grey.”

In an explosive report last month, The Post uncovered Gallant posed for photos for “Mr. S Leather,” a San Francisco-based purveyor of leather-daddy supplies, modelling collars, leather straps and bondage gear among other things.

Other images of Gallant in Mr. S Leather gear appear to have shown up on gay porn sites that do not appear to be affiliated with “Mr. S Leather.”

The congressional hopeful’s Los Angeles and New York-based attorney Sara Azari told The Post in September that Gallant’s limited understanding with “Mr. S Leather” was “never intended to authorize unrestricted publication” by third parties.
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>>1544222
>No you stupid faggot, he shouldn't be fucking porn stars and then paying them off at all.
And this democratic nominee shouldn't have been modeling in explicit bondage ads for leather-daddy supplies, modelling collars, leather straps and bondage gear. HE SHOULDN'T BE MAKING ADS FOR ANY OF THESE. NONE OF OUR DEM HOUSE REPRESENTATIVES SHOULD BE ON GAY PORN SITES
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>>1544254
>Whataboutism
Learn a new trick faggot.
>>1544730
Being in gay porn isn't illegal, faggot, using private money to illegally pay porn stars is. Fuck your pearl clutching, nobody cares.
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>>1544830
Paying off a previous romantic partner to stay silent is not illegal.
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>>1543865
>>1545609
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>>1543796
This is their version of publicity, now.
They're out of ideas. Stay prtasitin', bro.

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https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/politics-news/musk-movie-tiktok-banned-theaters-showtimes-1236734308/

TikTok has banned the Musk film advertising account, citing a repeated pattern of political content that violates its policies. The move, which comes just as the Alex Gibney’s investigation into Elon Musk expands to more than 470 screens across North America, raises concerns about Big Tech suppression that the very film seeks to expose.

Distributor Bleecker Street was informed Friday afternoon a “permanent suspension” was coming regarding any ads it tried to buy, and the company was unable to do so shortly after. The native unpaid TikTok account, which generally allows more leeway on so-called political content, remains active, though Bleecker Street is not allowed to pay to boost its content, as many companies traditionally do.

A spokesperson for the distributor confirmed that TikTok reps had informed them of the suspension and noted “disappointment” in the timing. After grossing $70,000 in four theaters in New York and Los Angeles in its first weekend of release, Musk is now playing in dozens of cities this weekend. The spokesperson said the company is in the process of appealing the move; even a reversal, however, could still prove costly if it doesn’t come during a weekend window when many people are likely to see the film.

A TikTok representative did not comment. Email correspondence between TikTok and Bleecker Street representatives shows a cycle of rejection and appeals on various paid posts, including the trailer, which an official said will “continue to get pulled from the platform” due to political content. Another spot, a shot of a quote from The New Yorker saying that “Americans should probably watch this film like their life depends on it,” was also stopped, due to a “static image.”
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>>1543956
Aw esl-shill is trying to use the new term he just learned.
Incorrectly too.
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>>1543968
Its hard for esl shill
Its not like there's any room for them in the world that Democrats are trying to make, no one wants retarded racist chuds ruining the country.
What are they going to do, stop being an antisocial schizo and professional victim?
MIGA is more than willing to tell them being racist is okay, their chuddiness and schizoid behavior is valid, and killing everything that makes America great is all they need.
They don't have the mental fortitude or character to improve themselves, so their only choice is to embrace the israeli propaganda and give up
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1543956
See >>1543861
The ridiculous 1543956's wrong opinions deserve mockery. Founding Father Thomas Jefferson would approve.
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>>1543974

>no one wants retarded racist chuds ruining the country.

All this time, you were brown? Jesus Christ, why fake it.
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>however, >>1543974 was talking about the likes of 1544032, the projecting esl shill
All this time, you were brown 1544032. Jesus Christ, why fake it.

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Former U.S. congressman Matt Gaetz accused of sex trafficking in lawsuit.

https://www.ctvnews.ca/world/article/former-us-congressman-matt-gaetz-accused-of-sex-trafficking-in-lawsuit/
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>>1544041
https://www.foxnews.com/media/hasan-piker-calls-hamas-far-more-moderate-dismisses-terror-group-brutal-rule-gaza
it takes 10mins to find links about his opinions all of which directly reference his actual livestream, the guy's openly defended hamas and if that wasn't bad enough if you look at a minute bit of his content he's actively misinforming his audience and trying to downplay everything they do.
> I'll wait.
no you won't you're a fucking misinformed loser whose going to cry and make excuses for him just like all the rest of his cult. The fact that you can't be bothered to do the bare amount of research and be this ill-informed shows that.
The fact we have a nepobaby whose preaching about socialism is bad enough him supporting terrorist propaganda, unning cover for them by pushing misinformation on top of that and fucking losers like you defending him is disgusting. You are a wretched human being if you donate to him and idc if you go into denial mode you're one of the reasons people will never vote democrat ever again
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>I'm stucking
>stucking
1544054 committing terrorist acts against the English language hasn't even done the barest amount of learning at English classes, >>1544041
I'd say "I'll wait" for you to become highly educated 1544054 1544059, but you never will.
The fact /news/ has a manbaby preaching about rightism is bad enough, but running for cover after pushing misinformation on top of that and being a fucking loser - especially after the midterms - defending an orange terrorist is worse than disgusting. 1544059 is a wretched excuse for a human being if you so much as think of supporting anyone other than the Democrats. Everyone doesn't care about you, that which is in a certain river in Egypt about the soon to be proven fact that so many Americans - especially those who weren't Democrats previously - will never vote Republican again Elections after late 2025 made sure of that.
>unning cover
>unning
It takes mere seconds to prove that 1544059 is the esl shill that'll be running for cover when others point and laugh at the illiterate pissbaby that proves itself to be educationally inferior to all other human beings who are educated.
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>>1544071
>democrats squealing and hissing about ESL when they have no comeback and get evidence thrown in their face that they're direct terrorist supporters
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>politician does drugs and prostitutes
Next you gonna tell me police kill people.
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>projecting esl shill 1544075 squealing and hissing because it has no comeback when evidence of it being esl and a terrorist against the English language, and reduced to deflecting against democrats in a thread about Republicans committing sex crimes and there's plenty of evidence of their perverted terrorism

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the protest that are happening in the capital of Delhi are getting our of hands people and even minors are getting detained and beat up for wanting a better country i think we need to do something about this like some sort of movement online as well and spread as much awareness as possible

https://indianexpress.com/article/live-news/top-news-today-daily-briefing-10918968/
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>>1543590
ship democrats over there to be martyrs we don't want em here
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>>1543875
>over there
esl shill...
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>>1543876
esl shill just wants democrats to fix their country since MIGA doesn't want them
but shilly esl will need to fix their own fucked up country
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Will the real ESL shill please stand up?
I keep hearing about you, but I never hear from you
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>>1543875
>>1543876
Delhi isn't part of America
It would be shipping them over there

https://archive.is/20261016045819/https://www.nytimes.com/2026/10/16/us/politics/elon-musk-ken-paxton-texas-senate-race.html#selection-4207.0-4245.197

Most of Ken Paxton’s Money Can Be Traced to One Man: Elon Musk
The world’s richest person, who has become the biggest known midterm donor, gave $158 million to a group that quickly spent that much to help Mr. Paxton’s Senate bid in Texas.

If Ken Paxton wins in Texas, he may have Elon Musk to thank.
Mr. Musk, the world’s richest person and a Texas resident who has major business interests in the state, sent $158 million in September to a super PAC that immediately flipped that much money to a group backing Mr. Paxton’s Senate bid, according to campaign-finance filings released Thursday.
The donations from Mr. Musk, collectively some of the biggest ever recorded in American politics, have allowed Mr. Paxton to remain financially competitive even as he is vastly outraised by his Democratic opponent, James Talarico. Republicans in Texas have grown increasingly worried about the race, one of this year’s most expensive and high-profile contests, fearful of losing a statewide election in Texas for the first time in more than three decades.
Mr. Musk sent the money to Senate Republicans’ top super PAC, the Senate Leadership Fund, in donations of $75 million on Sept. 9 and $83 million on Sept. 23. Each time, the very next day, the super PAC cut a check of the same amount to Texas PAC, a group that the Senate Leadership Fund had set up to support Mr. Paxton.
The money sent to the Texas group was not necessarily Mr. Musk’s, and super PAC officials have said publicly that they were seeking new donations to finance a pro-Paxton operation. But without Mr. Musk’s historic donations, it’s unlikely that such a large amount would have flowed Mr. Paxton’s way.
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>>1543710
Elections can't be bought. Shitty politicians just lose. Kamala spent over a billion more than Trump and got curb stomped. Thomas Massie lost because he acted like a pussy ass bitch and voters got tired of him being on social media every single day swearing he was going to release the epstein files and then never caring about it after he lost
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>>1543905
>Election's can't be bought
Says this when Musk is about to buy the Texas Senate race single handedly.
>Or ignore how Paxton is still in politics because his other million and billionaire owners bought off the republicans during the impeachment trial
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>>1543967
https://www.washingtonpost.com/graphics/politics/2016-election/campaign-finance/
Just because you have more money doesn't mean you win
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>>1543969
>Whatabout
>To defend Paxton about to win because he's being boosted by a single billionare
Glad you admit we need campaign fiance laws and money shouldn't equal free speech. Where every person campaigning only gets fixed amount of money.
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>>1543970
You call it "whataboutism". I call it "evidence that just because you have more money doesn't mean you win"

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The mother of the man who murdered Henry Nowak could be released from prison early as part of the government's plan to tackle overcrowding in jails.

Kiran Kaur, 53, was jailed for three years in July for removing the knife her son, Vickrum Digwa, used to kill the 18-year-old student in Southampton in December.

Hampshire and Isle of Wight Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) Donna Jones said Kaur's early release would be "a significant blow for Henry's family".

Under the Sentencing Act 2026, which came into force on 1 October, most prisoners serving fixed-term sentences of up to two and a half years are automatically released on licence after serving a third of the time, rather than half.

Kaur, who is appealing against her sentence, would serve the rest of it in the community on licence, and could be recalled to prison if she breached her licence conditions.

She spent 221 days on remand, which the Ministry of Justice (MoJ) said was taken into account when she was sentenced.

Her crime of assisting an offender is not one of the offences excluded from changes to the early release scheme.


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oh cool no consequences for helping cover up a murder. why couldn't this be a thing in democrat states
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Muslims shouldn't be held accountable for murdering white brits

Even 221 days in jail for murder is too much. It should be 0
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>>1544111
She's not a Muslim thoughever.
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>>1545336
Oh she's Hindu nevermind

It's the season for treason

https://www.reuters.com/world/europe/trump-waives-many-russia-related-sanctions-tariffs-before-they-were-take-effect-2026-10-17/

WASHINGTON, Oct 16 (Reuters) - President Donald Trump waived key Russia-related US sanctions and tariffs days before they were to take effect under a law he signed last month, including duties on the country's goods and penalties for buying its oil and gas.

In an executive order released by the White House on Friday, Trump said the waiver was in the national interests of the United States.

The law is meant to increase pressure on Russia for its invasion of Ukraine that began in 2022. Trump, however, has been warming toward Moscow while publicly criticizing Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy, including suggesting Kyiv needs a new leader.

Weeks before US midterm elections in which Trump's Republicans are battling to maintain their narrow grip on both chambers of Congress, the new measures could have risked further raising oil prices as Americans face increased costs largely attributed to the US-Israeli war on Iran, analysts have said.

The legislation, whose primary backer in Congress was the late Senator Lindsey Graham, a South Carolina Republican, would have imposed tariffs of up to 100% within 30 days on all goods brought into the US from the five largest importers of Russian crude oil or gas, as well as any country that knowingly bought oil or gas 30 days after the law was enacted or was among the top five countries helping Russia evade sanctions.

The order said the waiver will remain in effect until Trump or his top officials determine that "further action is appropriate."

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>>1543816
you are a lying faggot, sorry anon, you don't get to have a conversation with me
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>>1543828
He started the war that's driving prices through the roof.
His plan to lower the price of diesel will barely lower the price of diesel, if at all, while also giving a fuckton of money to an enemy nation.
Yes, it's very tiresome.
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>>1543840
No.
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It's eggs all over the faces of Trump, Republicans and their migger supporters when they lose in the midterms.
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>>1543773
Because they're retarded


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