This is what Mike Benz was talking about yesterday.
The UK government is attempting to impose its internet regulations on US Citizens by ordering websites to comply with their Online Safety Act (OSA), threatening entrepreneurs with a wide range of coercive threats, including, fines, arrest and up to two years imprisonment for engaging in conduct which is perfectly lawful in the US, where their websites are based.
I experienced something like this in May 2021, when I embedded a Danish video from Bitchute on my site, in which people were holding candles and singing peacefully in the streets of a small town, protesting the vaccine mandates. The Deputy Chief Superintendent of the Copenhagen office of the Rigspolitiet, the Danish National Police emailed me and told me that if I didn’t remove the video, my website would be banned in Denmark – and if I were to ever land in Denmark, I would be arrested and could face 8 years in prison. I checked the extended headers. I checked with my cybersecurity friends. It was real. It felt wrong but I complied immediately and deleted the page. It wasn’t worth fighting for………….