00:00So as it stands just now, Section 13 of the Terrorism Act, right, makes it an offence.
00:04No, no, listen, no one's saying you are, but it makes it an offence.
00:09It makes it an offence to demonstrate support for prescribed organisations.
00:12Where will it end? To start with Palestinian action, it will end with the Women's Guild.
00:17What if the Women's Guild, they disagree with government policy or something, so they become prescribed.
00:22So I would say to people who are libertarian, who believe in parliamentary democracy, who believe in freedom,
00:28that part of a democracy is the right to protest and to say what you think.
00:34And the one thing about Palestinian action is they're not a violent organisation.
00:38It's non-violent, peaceful, direct action. That's what they engage in.
00:42Now, it's wrong, it's morally wrong, but we will defend ourselves in court to say that we are not violent,
00:49we are non-violent, and all we are doing is basically saying it should end the genocide in Gaza.
00:57Now, a man called Keir Starmer, in the past, defended people who took direct action against the military machine.
01:06And we say direct action has a noble history in British, has a noble record in British history.
01:12The women here would never have the vote if some people had not taken direct action.
01:17Non-violent, direct action gets you up to 14 years in prison, supporting the genocide, sending weapons, sending soldiers, sending the RAF.
01:29That gets you a nightmare.
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