She testified about abuse, human trafficking, and years of captivity—now the establishment is launching an attack against her. After Hope not Hate—often described as the British equivalent of Expo—published her name, photo, and information from private chats, The Times followed up with an article of its own. Now, this public shaming has put her in serious danger.
The far-left British organization Hope not Hate (the British counterpart to the Expo Foundation, a far-left organization that tracks the views of and publicly shames those who question the establishment) published an investigation this week into Restore Britain, the newly formed anti-immigration party led by the former Reform UK politician Rupert Lowe.
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