Sean Wilson UK
Paul Golding is at Westminster Magistrates Court TOMORROW for refusing to give his Phone Pin to SO15 Counter Terror Police, who said they don't suspect him of Terrorism. If they send him to PRISON tomorrow, they can do this to ANYONE and we have NO RIGHT to PRIVACY in this country anymore.

Paul Golding is a PATRIOT not a TERRORIST.

Your supporters may not be able to be with you tomorrow, Paul, due to the Coronavirus, but millions of supporters across the world, will be with you by spirit and by heart, and millions of those supporters will be praying for you.

Good Luck, Paul Golding.

No Surrender 💪🏻🇬🇧

14 comments

Gerald Nolan
Surely when paul was cautioned and told he had the right to remain silent , he could not exercise that right if the police demanded to know his passcode. This would be a breach of Of his right to remain silent.
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Roy Hemmings
Good luck for tomorrow this is so unjust
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Judy K
Good Luck Paul - You are a hero😊
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Youngy
Good luck Paul all the best mate 👍👌
Michael
Good luck Paul ✌️This case is nothing but police/establishment harassment
J X
Paul your leadership qualities are undeniable god bless you
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Politicians are corrupt
All it takes to stop tyrany is for brave people like you to take a stand. I wish you well. Thank you for your bravery, your conscience, your morals and your determination.
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William Wilson
God bless you brother 🙏
Michelle Rowell
The UK establishment are corrupt and rotten to the core, don't let them keep bullying you Paul, get the Americans on side
Michelle Rowell
Politicians are corrupt
All it takes to stop tyrany is for brave people like you to take a stand. I wish you well. Thank you for your bravery, your conscience, your morals and your determination. X
If only the UK establishment had any morals, bravery or decency....... I have a dream, one day they'll all be gone
allison lake
Good luck today Paul
Von
Good luck Paul, keep on fighting, you're a hero
paul mann
Good luck Paul you are a hero let's kick ass with this policing state as you say we don't have rights to privacy anymore what's on your devices is personal to you
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