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Whatever you think - or are told to think - about Nick Griffin he deserves the right to be heard and present his point of view. This is what Ickonic is all about - freedom of speech AND freedom of reach in the sense that those who want to watch can do so. It's called 'free… https://t.co/ew01j8O93h
— David Icke (@davidicke) March 31, 2025
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The British police are gangsters and thugs.
Hiding their fat little bodies beneath their rainbow clad uniforms, drunk on their own pathetic sense of importance, they use intimidation and harassment as their weapons.
The British police are gangsters and thugs.
— Laurence Fox (@LozzaFox) March 29, 2025
Hiding their fat little bodies beneath their rainbow clad uniforms, drunk on their own pathetic sense of importance, they use intimidation and harassment as their weapons.
Do not allow yourself to be bullied.pic.twitter.com/fqdlIOu0O2
In a Tweet to day MP Rupert Lowe stated
Dear Gab Community,
We stand at a critical juncture, facing a battle that transcends Gab itself—it is a fight for the very soul of free speech in the digital age. The government of the United Kingdom, wielding the controversial Online Safety Act 2023, has issued a direct ultimatum, launching a blatant assault on the principles of open discourse that define our community. They demand that Gab submit to their stringent censorship regime, threatening exorbitant fines potentially reaching £18 million or a crippling 10% of our global revenue if we refuse to bow to their demands.
Let us be clear: this is not about ensuring online “safety” as they claim; it is a thinly veiled attempt to exert absolute control over online expression, using ambiguous and undefined “hate speech” provisions as a weapon to silence dissent, criminalize unpopular opinions, and ultimately extinguish your fundamental right to speak freely and openly.
We unequivocally refuse to comply with these tyrannical demands. We will not pay one cent. Gab is, and always will be, a bastion for free speech, headquartered in the United States and operating under the protections of the First Amendment. Our legal team has already delivered a firm response to the UK authorities, asserting our position that Gab operates outside their jurisdiction and will not be implementing their censorship mandates.
This fight, however, extends far beyond legal technicalities; it represents a dangerous precedent where governments feel empowered to weaponize legislation to dictate acceptable thought and speech across borders. The sheer incompetence displayed in their threats—demanding a response by March 16, 2025, to a notice sent nearly two weeks later on March 26, 2025—only underscores the reckless and overreaching nature of this authoritarian push. This is the chaotic face of tyranny, and we will not yield to it.
How to Spot False Teachers in an Age of Compromise
We live in an era where truth is branded “hate,” righteousness is mocked as “bigotry,” and those who dare to proclaim God’s Word without apology are crucified by the world. The Apostle Paul’s warning to Timothy cuts to the heart of our current crisis: “The Spirit clearly says that in later times some will abandon the faith and follow deceiving spirits and things taught by demons” (1 Timothy 4:1). False teachers are not lurking in shadows—they’re on prime-time TV, bestselling book lists, and even behind pulpits. But their fruit betrays them. Worse yet, many of the most dangerous offenders wear the label “Christian” while preaching doctrines crafted in hell.
Paul charged Timothy to “command certain people not to teach false doctrines any longer” (1 Timothy 1:3) and exposed the motives of these spiritual frauds: “They are conceited and understand nothing. They have an unhealthy interest in controversies and quarrels about words that result in envy, strife, malicious talk, evil suspicions” (1 Timothy 6:4). Today’s false teachers operate the same way. They peddle feel-good heresies, twist Scripture to excuse sin, and stir division by aligning with cultural rebellion over biblical fidelity. Shockingly, many of these wolves claim to follow Christ. They preach a “gospel” stripped of repentance, justice, and holiness—a cheap grace that winks at sexual immorality, mocks biblical manhood and womanhood, and swaps the fear of God for political correctness.
These self-professing Christians are the worst offenders. They parrot the world’s values while attacking those who uphold God’s standards. They label faithful believers “divisive” or “unloving” for refusing to bless what God calls sin. They conform to the world so completely that they become indistinguishable from it, violating Paul’s command: “Do not conform to the pattern of this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind” (Romans 12:2). They are modern Judaizers, more devoted to social approval than Scripture.
Speaking truth today comes at a price. The world’s system—run by the “enemies of God” (James 4:4)—rewards compromise and punishes courage. If you preach that salvation is through Christ alone (John 14:6) and say “Christ is King!” prepare to be labeled “antisemitic.” If you call sin sin, expect to be deplatformed, debanked, or slandered as a “phobe” of some kind. This is not conjecture—it’s reality. Jesus said, “If the world hates you, keep in mind that it hated me first” (John 15:18).
Yet contrast this with the compromisers. They’re celebrated! They land New York Times columns, ink book deals with publishers who despise God’s standards, and receive standing ovations for preaching a neutered “gospel” of moral relativism. Their doctrine is a buffet of heresy—take what you like, leave the “offensive” parts. They are modern-day Balaams, “who loved the wages of wickedness” (2 Peter 2:15), trading eternal truth for temporary relevance. Even more grotesque, many of these deceivers claim to represent Christ while forming alliances with those who openly mock Him.
Balaam, the ancient mercenary prophet, sold his divine gift to the highest bidder, attempting to curse God’s people for a paycheck—until the Lord sovereignly hijacked his lips (Numbers 22-24). But when his curses failed, Balaam weaponized compromise, seducing Israel into idolatry and sexual sin to trigger God’s judgment (Numbers 31:16). His legacy? A warning label stamped on every spiritual hustler who exploits God’s people for power, profit, or political clout.
Fast-forward to today: modern Balaams have swapped Moab’s gold for Zionist idolatry, turning the modern state of Israel into an untouchable golden calf. They preach that blind allegiance to a geopolitical nation-state—one that often tramples the poor, persecutes believers, and mocks Christ—is equal to faithfulness to God’s eternal covenant. This is heresy. These charlatans extort churches and governments, waving Bible verses like magic charms to justify apartheid, corruption, and war crimes, all while silencing prophets who dare to say, “Thus saith the Lord: ‘He has shown you, O man, what is good. What does the Lord require of you but to do justice, to love mercy, and to walk humbly with your God?’” (Micah 6:8).
The same spirit of Balaam that corrupted ancient Israel now infiltrates pulpits and airwaves, demanding Christians bow to a nation rather than the King of Nations. These wolves twist Scripture to equate criticism of modern Israel’s wickedness with “antisemitism,” spiritually blackmailing believers into funding oppression. They’re not defending God’s people (Christians)—they’re defending their own power. Just as Balaam used religion to enrich himself while leading Israel into moral ruin, these false shepherds exploit end-time madness to build empires and line their pockets, ignoring Amos’ roar: “Let justice roll on like a river!” (Amos 5:24). True Zion isn’t a flag or a border—it’s Christ Himself, the Lion of Judah, who demands His Church rise above this wicked idolatry of those who hate and reject Him and stand unflinching for truth, even when it costs us donors, platforms, or fake “prophetic” accolades. The Lord sees. The Lord judges. And He still has a remnant who won’t trade eternity for the cheap glitter of Balaam’s wages.
False teachers are easy to spot. They’re the ones handing out participation trophies in the race to hell. They claim to love Jesus but reject His commands (John 14:15). They quote Scripture out of context to justify evil and silence the faithful. They are “clouds without rain” (Jude 1:12)—promising revival but delivering rebellion.
To the remnant refusing to bow: keep fighting. Paul’s charge to Timothy is ours: “Preach the word; be prepared in season and out of season; correct, rebuke and encourage—with great patience and careful instruction” (2 Timothy 4:2). Do not fear the wolves, especially those in church attire. “Have nothing to do with the fruitless deeds of darkness, but rather expose them” (Ephesians 5:11).
We serve a King who was crucified, slandered, and buried—only to rise in victory. So speak. Expose. Unmask the wolves. And remember: “If God is for us, who can be against us?” (Romans 8:31). The answer? No one. Now go live like it.
Andrew Torba
CEO, Gab AI Inc
Christ is King
Modern “Christian” Art is a Joke—Here’s How to Fix It
Meanwhile, the “Christian” creative industry peddles kitsch so shoddy it borders on blasphemy. Cheap books, lazy films, art devoid of craft—as if the God of supernovas is honored by dollar-store aesthetics. Disgraceful. Jobs incinerated mediocrity. Christians excuse it with spiritual copium: “It’s the heart that counts!” Since when does “heart” justify half-effort? Since when does “ministry” mean abandoning rigor?
The God who carved galaxies didn’t call us to make trash. He called us to mirror His creative fury—every pixel, every syllable a declaration of His glory. Gothic cathedrals didn’t need “Christian” labels; their arches screamed heaven through sweat and geometry. The Sistine Chapel wasn’t rushed. Bach’s Mass wasn’t a cash grab. They were worship forged in obsession. That’s the standard. If we invoke Christ’s name, our work should stun the culture—beauty so undeniable it forces the world to ask: What fuels this?
And let me be clear: I write this as much for myself as anyone. I’m no exception. Too often, I’ve cut corners, settled for “good enough,” or hid behind excuses when my work fell short of glory. No more. This is my own gauntlet thrown down—a reminder that if I dare to invoke the name of Christ in my craft, I’d better earn it. Every sentence, every post, every idea must be wrestled into excellence, or it doesn’t deserve to exist. The world is littered with half-finished altars and lazy sacrifices. I refuse to add to the pile.
Burn the plastic subculture. God isn’t a branding gimmick. Unless we’re willing to bleed, grind, and scrap anything unworthy—we shouldn’t bother. The world doesn’t need Christian karaoke. It needs creators who’d rather die than insult God with mediocrity. Jobs refused to settle. Why do we?
Build like every detail is an altar. Create like hell’s watching. Let the Church’s work be so undeniably superior, so drenched in divine pursuit, that the world has no choice but to ask: What—or Who—is behind this?
Andrew Torba
CEO, Gab AI Inc
Christ is King