The Death of Peter Lynch

The First UK Political Prisoner Under Two-Tier Keir Starmer — Does This Man Have Blood on His Hands?

It is with great sadness that I write this today.

You may or may not have heard of the death of Peter Lynch.

Who was Peter? He was a father, a husband and a grandfather. His only crime was to stand up against the two-tier policing and the biased nature of our government.

He was put in a high-security prison where there were Muslim gangs, and now he is dead. I am sure, like me, you are mortified at this.

It is more than a duty to let your MPs know your disgust and the Prime Minister about the death of this man. Please pray for his family and those who knew him and loved him. Whatever state of mind this man was in, no one knows. My only hope is that he is with the Lord Jesus Christ now, but only God knows that.

Pastor Ross Rennie

Lawfare: A Totalitarian State

This documentary by Tommy Robinson delves into the corruption and disintegration of western societies. He asks,

  • Do we have freedom of the press?
  • Do we have freedom of assembly?
  • Do we have freedom of speech?

Or, do we live in a totalitarian state? Can we see evidence of this in the phenomena of two-tier policing, a politicised judiciary, hostile security services, controlled media, an indoctrinated population, mobilised masses and eliminated and re-educated dissidents?

Watch the documentary and share your comments below.

If YouTube removes this video, you can watch it on Rumble.

Rev Ross Joins Protest Outside Parliament

Rev Ross Rennie outside the Houses of Parliament

On 21 July 2021, Rev Ross Rennie joined David Clews, Lead Correspondent of Unity News Network, David Kurten, Leader of the Heritage Party, Piers Corbyn, campaigner, political activist and scientist, and other supporters of No More Lockdowns in a protest against vaccine passports, vaccination of children and other draconian Covid-19 policies of the UK government.

Protesters toured central London on an open-top bus, made speeches outside the Houses of Parliament and draped banners over Westminster Bridge.

Banners on Westminster Bridge

Arrested for Speaking the Truth

On Friday 23 April, Pastor John Sherwood, the minister of a north London church, was preaching the gospel in the centre of Uxbridge (in Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s constituency).

Several police officers arrived on the scene and a conversation with Pastor Sherwood ensued. When he refused to stop preaching and come down from the steps on which he was standing, a police officer took away the Bible in the pastor’s hand and pulled him from the steps. Three officers quickly gathered around the 70-year-old minister, handcuffed and arrested him and took him to a detention centre near Heathrow Airport, where he was kept overnight and not released until around noon the next day.

You can read an account of the arrest in this article written by Peter Simpson, who was preaching with the pastor at that time.

In the article, Mr Simpson asks, ‘what kind of nation have we become that the minister of a Christian church is arrested for upholding in the public square the very truths which Her Majesty the Queen promised to uphold in her Coronation Oath in 1953, with a Bible in her hand?’

Pastor Sherwood had been proclaiming the truth of Genesis 1:27, God created man in His own image, in the image of God He created him; male and female He created them. A few days later, Maya Forstater, a former think tank researcher fired over ‘trans-critical’ tweets, was back in court to defend her right to free speech. She had lost her job at the Centre for Global Development after tweeting her opposition to gender self-identification, and stating that ‘men cannot change into women’. It may be several months before a judgement is made.

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