Once upon a time (several weeks ago), the British government decided its newest propaganda literature would include a purple-haired cartoon character named "Amelia."
Funded by the propaganda arm of the UK's Home Office, an organization named "Shout Out UK" developed a game with that chunky, woke art style everyone hates to teach teenagers how to avoid "extremism" (AKA wanting the deportation of foreign men who don't share your cultural values).
Amelia was the game's avatar for hate and intolerance. She is supposed to be the "far-right" bad guy who is pulling her friend Charlie toward "extremism."
In the game, players play as Charlie and must make choices for him (see a full breakdown from GB News here). A meter monitors how the player's choices are progressing. Those who fail to pick the government-approved choices are branded "vulnerable" to extremism (yes, this is a real game aimed at 11- to 18-year-olds!).
As the player fails to say 2+2=5, as it were, they are shown counseling resources, warnings, and information about police referrals.
If a player makes too many "wrong" choices, a message appears that says, "You could've been referred to Prevent as a terrorist risk."
Prevent is a UK Home Office's counter-terrorism office that seems to focus more on stopping native Brits from being concerned about mass migration than stopping jihadis.
Well, the Brits decided to take Amelia and make her their own!
Yes. The government made a game to warn about falling in love with a pretty right-wing e-girl and now that character is the new heroine of Britannia!
The memes are everywhere:
Because this is the internet we are talking about, Amelia is also being used as a mascot for sexual degenerates and neo-Nazis (often one and the same).
Regardless of that fact, so many Brits are using the character as a mascot that the game has now officially been shut down.
The Brits just bullied their way out of government propaganda!! 😂
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