Uploaded August 2012 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
The actual talking point seems to be one that a bunch of topless women at the London 2012 Olympics were arrested for disorderly conduct because they were making a protest at Sharia law, and they were not arrested for being topless and disturbing the peace.
My discussion of this batshit crazy nonsense espoused by Mr Killian is within this video.
REFERENCES:
The article he sent me as "evidence" (in which the actual refutation for his nonsense can be found just by actually reading the damned thing)
examiner.com/article/ukrainian-feminists-arrested-olympics-protest-over-islam-sharia-regimes
(This actually puts me in mind of HeyRuka and her use of sources that refute what she is saying).
UK law regarding disorderly conduct
legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/1986/64/contents
(It should be noted that the law regarding what is an arrestable offence in this respect is complex and not clearly outlined. However, since it is an offence to show any intimate parts of the human body to children in public, and since it is also against the Public Order Act 1986 to go topless with intent to harass others, then clearly the law favours an arrest for several reasons).
UK Sexual Offences Act 2003
legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/2003/42/contents
It should also be pointed out that one person's right to freedom of expression ends at another person's right not to be harassed, abused, or threatened.
The actual talking point seems to be one that a bunch of topless women at the London 2012 Olympics were arrested for disorderly conduct because they were making a protest at Sharia law, and they were not arrested for being topless and disturbing the peace.
My discussion of this batshit crazy nonsense espoused by Mr Killian is within this video.
REFERENCES:
The article he sent me as "evidence" (in which the actual refutation for his nonsense can be found just by actually reading the damned thing)
examiner.com/article/ukrainian-feminists-arrested-olympics-protest-over-islam-sharia-regimes
(This actually puts me in mind of HeyRuka and her use of sources that refute what she is saying).
UK law regarding disorderly conduct
legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/1986/64/contents
(It should be noted that the law regarding what is an arrestable offence in this respect is complex and not clearly outlined. However, since it is an offence to show any intimate parts of the human body to children in public, and since it is also against the Public Order Act 1986 to go topless with intent to harass others, then clearly the law favours an arrest for several reasons).
UK Sexual Offences Act 2003
legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/2003/42/contents
It should also be pointed out that one person's right to freedom of expression ends at another person's right not to be harassed, abused, or threatened.










