A judge has threatened defendants with a ‘terrorism connection’ if they even attempt to explain to jurors why they targeted a weapons factory.
As the British state seeks to destroy Palestine Action, a new trial is underway in which a judge has threatened defendants with a ‘terrorism connection’ if they explain the motives behind their activism. It is one of three such trials in which the government has muzzled defendants, blinded jurors and banned local media coverage to guarantee convictions. The Grayzone can exclusively reveal that hearings have been underway in the trial of the so-called Teledyne Three. These three defendants damaged the clean room of a UK factory which produces parts for the F-35 aircraft which Israel has used to carry out an array of crimes against civilians in the besieged Gaza Strip, and beyond. They are members of the direction action protest…Open
AI:The British legal system is engaging in a coordinated effort to muzzle activists by threatening defendants with "terrorism connection" charges if they attempt to explain their political motives during trial. In the case of the "Teledyne Three," who targeted a factory producing F-35 fighter jet parts used by Israel, Judge Driver has imposed draconian restrictions that prevent defendants from discussing their opposition to weapons manufacturing and have banned local media from reporting on the proceedings. This move is part of a broader state strategy to criminalize direct action protests against the war industry by leveraging counter-terrorism legislation, following previous trials where activists were sentenced as terrorists despite being…Open
Pete Musico and Paul Bellar were previously convicted of providing material support for an act of terrorism in the plot, alongside Joseph Morrison, whose conviction was overturned by a different appeals panel last month.
Seven additional Antifa members have been sentenced for their roles in an armed ambush on an ICE detention facility, marking the first federal domestic terrorism case against the group.
Seven additional Antifa members have been sentenced for their roles in an armed ambush on an ICE detention facility, marking the first federal domestic terrorism case against the group. PULSE POINTS WHAT HAPPENED: Seven members of an Antifa cell were sentenced for their roles in a violent July 4, 2025, attack on the Prairieland Detention Center in Texas, a federal immigration facility. The group used fireworks to lure U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officers out of the facility before opening fire, with a police officer being shot in the neck. This case represents the federal government’s first domestic terrorism case against Antifa. DETAIL: Prosecutors said the group used fireworks to lure ICE officers outside before…Open
A courageous intervention by MP Zarah Sultana brings our reporting to the British public
Today, UK MP Zarah Sultana invoked parliamentary privilege to reveal information which the British public was officially forbidden from knowing about the trial of six Palestine Action activists. Sultana’s source for her dramatic intervention was an April 12 article by The Grayzone which broke the blackout imposed on British media by the UK security state, informing the public about the planned stitch-up of Palestine Action on bogus “terrorism” charges. Reading at times from The Grayzone’s report, Sultana stated the following: - “Six Palestine action activists face retrial after being acquitted in February following a year in prison. If convicted, they and 18 others will be sentenced as terrorists, but the jury will not be told…Open
On Monday's "Wake Up America," former Trump attorney Christina Bobb called out former CNN anchor Don Lemon for his actions at a church in Minnesota
AI:Former CNN anchor Don Lemon has been arrested by federal agents following a controversial protest at a Minnesota church, an incident that saw him indicted by a grand jury for terrorizing worshippers. During a discussion on "Wake Up America," attorney Christina BobB criticized Lemon's actions, framing the arrest as a consequence of radical leftist hostility toward white Christians and noting the broader implications of such disruptions to religious services.Open
