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Wednesday, October 21st, 2026, 6:53 am

Challenging Racism in the Courtroom

“After the sight of masked men at British ports and a sacked former home secretary using social media to vilify volunteer lifeboat crews, I don’t feel any Australian could give money to Reform UK without violating Australian laws that prohibit Australian citizens from resourcing insurrections abroad” -Daniel Pocock

The media is still not covering this. That says so much about the state of the media.

Daniel Pocock‘s attempt to compel Reform UK to pay for its self-serving PR charade (the media failed to cover this, a missed opportunity) may not be over. He can probably lodge an appeal.

It feels like we’re governed by a legal system that almost always benefits those who spend more money (or can spend more money).

In the case of Reform UK, the money was illegally acquired.

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