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One of Trump’s most senior diplomats blasts Labour for ‘authoritarian intentions’ on free speech in scathing attack
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ONE of America’s most senior diplomats has accused Sir Keir Starmer’s government of “authoritarian intentions” and warned they will legislate against British regulators’ attempts to police the internet.
US Under Secretary of State Sarah Rogers also cautioned against an expansion of facial recognition technology and AI policing in the UK in light of clampdowns on free speech.
The top Trump administration official hit out: “The Labour Party has not distinguished itself with advocacy for free speech or sanity on migration.”Watch Harry Cole Saves The West on our YouTube channel hereIn an astonishing slapdown she claimed the government “with respect to speech has telegraphed authoritarian intentions”.
“And I know there are people on Capitol Hill who agree with that, and I expect to see legislation on that.”Meanwhile Trump’s administration previously slammed Britain for “serious restrictions” on free speech last year.
“I have no doubt the same will prove true of facial recognition technology in the years to come.”