"The way people speak of those in power, calling their commands “laws,” referring to disobedience to them as a “crime,” and so on, implies the right of “government” to rule, and a corresponding obligation on the part of its subjects to obey. Without the right to “rule,” (“authority”) there is no need to call the entity “government,” and all the politicians and their mercenaries become utterly indistinguishable from a giant organized crime syndicate, their “laws” no more valid than the threats of muggers and carjackers." -- Larken Rose

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(SQAUK) — In a disturbing incident that has reverberated throughout the United Kingdom and beyond, British authorities have detained a man at his residence for comments he posted on Facebook. The individual, who remains unidentified for privacy reasons, was apprehended for allegedly breaching communication network laws with his remarks that were deemed inappropriate or offensive. This occurrence has sparked heated debate about the state of free speech and the extent of government surveillance in the digital age. The arrest, which occurred late last night, saw police officers knocking on the door of the man’s home. They informed him that he would need to accompany them to the station for the night due to his online activity. The police then thoroughly searched the premises, suspecting the man of committing a so-called “Facebook crime.”