British police show up at the home of a cancer patient demanding an apology for a social media post.

The British police's visit to Deborah Anderson, a cancer patient and member of the Free Speech Union, exposes the disturbing direction the UK has taken with regard to freedom of speech.

An officer from Thames Valley Police went to her home to suggest that she apologize for a comment on Facebook that had allegedly “offended” someone.

Anderson, a U.S. citizen, refused to retract her statement and questioned the absurd police priority in a country with serious unsolved crimes. The episode is reminiscent of the arrest of screenwriter Graham Linehan for three posts on X, confirming a pattern of criminalizing uncomfortable opinions.