‘You Can’t Critique Islam In Britain” Terrorism Powers Used on Islam Critic… | The Scottish Korean

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In this episode of The Winston Marshall Show, I sit down with Ryan Williams, the Scottish musician, former Netflix contestant, and outspoken critic of Islam whose return to Britain has ignited an international media storm.

After being detained under anti-terror laws at Heathrow and de-banked, Ryan tells his story for the first time from being banned by Virgin Atlantic to having his phones and laptop seized under Schedule 7 of the Terrorism Act. He explains how his criticism of Islam, first aired on Australian television, made him one of the most controversial voices in Britain’s free speech debate.

We explore Britain’s shrinking tolerance for dissent, the blurred line between hate speech legislation and political persecution, and the question of what free expression really means in a nation that once prided itself on liberty. Ryan reflects on the personal cost he has paid, including family estrangement, financial blacklisting, and constant threats, and why he continues to speak out despite the consequences.

This episode dives into his arrest, de-banking, the Islamophobia dispute, the state of free speech in Britain, and the future of Western liberty in an age defined by fear.
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Chapters
0:00 Introduction
02:22 Legal and Social Media Context
03:29 Virgin Atlantic Incident
10:28 Personal Background and Motivation
25:20 Critique of Islam and Free Speech
27:15 Interaction with Muslim Communities
44:13 Family and Personal Consequences
51:34 Final Thoughts