Breaking: YouTube has taken down the speech given by Andrew Bridgen in UK Parliament

originally posted by: Asmodeus3

originally posted by: Encia22
a reply to: Asmodeus3

The video has been restored... enjoy.

The point I am making is that two of his videos have been taken down recently and for no reason. YouTube has been exposed twice now. Obviously they don't care as they are backed up be the evil forces here on Earth.

A good tactic would be for people to leave YouTube and never use the platform again. There has to be public awareness as the platform should be dismantled.

Exactly, people need to leave YouTube and go to Rumble and odyssey, etc. Crowder recently went to Rumble and Russle Brand is on there as well, and also viva Frei.

originally posted by: v1rtu0s0

originally posted by: Asmodeus3

originally posted by: Encia22
a reply to: Asmodeus3

The video has been restored... enjoy.

The point I am making is that two of his videos have been taken down recently and for no reason. YouTube has been exposed twice now. Obviously they don't care as they are backed up be the evil forces here on Earth.

A good tactic would be for people to leave YouTube and never use the platform again. There has to be public awareness as the platform should be dismantled.

Exactly, people need to leave YouTube and go to Rumble and odyssey, etc. Crowder recently went to Rumble and Russle Brand is on there as well, and also viva Frei.

YouTube are not arbiters of truth and certainly not the only platform around. The most popular, yes, but not forever.

a reply to: Oldcarpy2

Still up on bitchute
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‘They tried to buy me…What do you want? You can have anything you want”’ Andrew Bridgen details the alleged bribery he has endured from Number 10 to get him to stop speaking about the COVID-19 vaccines.

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They Tried To Bribe Andrew Bridgen To Stop Talking About The Covid Vaccines • Another Act Of The Guilty

originally posted by: purplemer
a reply to: Oldcarpy2

Still up on bitchute
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‘They tried to buy me…What do you want? You can have anything you want”’ Andrew Bridgen details the alleged bribery he has endured from Number 10 to get him to stop speaking about the COVID-19 vaccines.

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They Tried To Bribe Andrew Bridgen To Stop Talking About The Covid Vaccines • Another Act Of The Guilty

Not only they are trying to silence him but they are trying to bribe him. Unsuccessfully of course.

He must expose them saying who tried to bribe him. He shouldn't care about legal implications as in case he goes to courts he will have no issue paying for his lawyers (millions of followers he has) and no judge will even dare convict him.

Youtube have reinstated Bridgen's videos, apologised to him and promised to review their processes.

originally posted by: AndyMayhew
Youtube have reinstated Bridgen's videos, apologised to him and promised to review their processes.

YouTube is already a sinful corporation.

a reply to: Asmodeus3

"He must expose them saying who tried to bribe him. He shouldn't care about legal implications as in case he goes to courts he will have no issue paying for his lawyers (millions of followers he has) and no judge will even dare convict him."

Convict him, of what?

originally posted by: Oldcarpy2
a reply to: Asmodeus3

"He must expose them saying who tried to bribe him. He shouldn't care about legal implications as in case he goes to courts he will have no issue paying for his lawyers (millions of followers he has) and no judge will even dare convict him."

Convict him, of what?

Of whatever they will come up with in case he exposes them.

a reply to: Asmodeus3

What might they possibly charge him with? Like, an actual criminal offence?

I can't think of one.

originally posted by: Oldcarpy2
a reply to: Asmodeus3

"He must expose them saying who tried to bribe him. He shouldn't care about legal implications as in case he goes to courts he will have no issue paying for his lawyers (millions of followers he has) and no judge will even dare convict him."

Convict him, of what?

easy enough to say.. he has been getting phonecalls from suicide watch or something.. As they have reason to believe he is suicidal. Look at what he is up against. Sounds more like a warning to me. Whats at stake here..?

He has done a lot more than other our other MPS. U see his ping the other week when he said the virus and vax where both created by the DOD in USA, Type his name into google and you will just get smear.

a reply to: purplemer

I mostly got stuff about him and his breaches of Parliamentary lobbying rules, and his Twitter page?

,😀

a reply to: Oldcarpy2

tbh all thats happening in the world is pretty confusing these days.. We need peeps to speak the truth and get rid of all this bull so we can make the correct decisions.

One of the most worrying thing I heard him talking about was there is something wrong in this country (UK) and has been for several years. He is talking about whats taking over our governance.

Liz Truss said something similar after she got ousted. Basically saying there is an global element trying to run Uk politics from the inside.

We need transparency and truth and its hard to get.

Happy days to you

originally posted by: Oldcarpy2
a reply to: purplemer

I mostly got stuff about him and his breaches of Parliamentary lobbying rules, and his Twitter page?

,😀

An attempt to distract the conversation and making the usual guilt by association. Doesn't work I am afraid.

Andrew Bridgen has something most of your politicians in the UK don't have: Balls....

a reply to: Asmodeus3

No, just a direct answer to another poster?

a reply to: purplemer

Do you have a source to what Liz Truss apparently said?

a reply to: Oldcarpy2

Will keep eye out and if find it again will post it up for you.

a reply to: purplemer

Thanks. Please do.

originally posted by: Oldcarpy2
a reply to: Asmodeus3

What might they possibly charge him with? Like, an actual criminal offence?

I can't think of one.

I'm out of my depth here, however, I remember reading that failure to report an act of bribery is a criminal offence. I believe that he said it happened last year, so his late reporting of being a bribee could be a crime and lead to a conviction. That would be quite ironic...

Other than that, whichever advisor he were to name as the briber could only sue him for defamation, which I understand is only a civil action... not a crime.

In the end, I don't know how a judge would view Bridgen's accusations; considering he has form for lying and has been accused of such in his court case against his family. On the other hand, if he has written evidence to support his case then he could cause some existential harm to the Government. My question is: if he has such a strong case, why has he waited until now to speak up?

originally posted by: Encia22

originally posted by: Oldcarpy2
a reply to: Asmodeus3

What might they possibly charge him with? Like, an actual criminal offence?

I can't think of one.

I'm out of my depth here, however, I remember reading that failure to report an act of bribery is a criminal offence. I believe that he said it happened last year, so his late reporting of being a bribee could be a crime and lead to a conviction. That would be quite ironic...

Other than that, whichever advisor he were to name as the briber could only sue him for defamation, which I understand is only a civil action... not a crime.

In the end, I don't know how a judge would view Bridgen's accusations; considering he has form for lying and has been accused of such in his court case against his family. On the other hand, if he has written evidence to support his case then he could cause some existential harm to the Government. My question is: if he has such a strong case, why has he waited until now to speak up?

He may not have a written evidence to support his bribery case. I mean who on Earth wants to bribe someone else and recorded his/her act? That would be suicidal.

The person has been speaking up for a long time now when the others have literally been silent pretending they is no problem at all. He has what the others don't have: Balls

a reply to: Encia22

No, there is no such criminal offence.