Topic: Surrey

Protests erupted in Epsom, UK, following a two-hour gang rape of a woman in her 20s. Activists accuse the Surrey Police of lying about the suspects' identities to protect illegal migrants. Despite the area being heavily covered by CCTV, authorities claim they lack sufficient information to identify the four men involved.

New files suggest Prince Andrew and Ghislaine Maxwell attended parties in Surrey where victims were subjected to electrical shocks and torture. The former prince has denied all allegations, but the FBI is reportedly seeking access to redacted information from the UK. Donald Trump has signaled that he will no longer protect these international figures and favors full disclosure.

Paul Joseph Watson cited data from the Daily Sceptic showing a surge of 30,000 excess non-COVID deaths in the UK since April. He pointed out a correlation between these deaths and vaccine booster campaigns, noting that mortality is higher in highly vaccinated areas like the South East compared to less vaccinated populations in London. Watson criticized the government for failing to publish high-quality data on deaths by vaccination status.

Watson reports on Andrew Wilgos, a UK parish councillor visited by police for sharing a Facebook post stating "trans rights are boring." He links this to the case of Harry Miller, who fought a legal battle over "non-crime hate incidents." Watson notes that UK police arrest an average of nine people per day for offensive online posts under the Communications Act, which he describes as a war on satire and free speech.