Britain is putting a woman on trial next week for praying silently inside her own head. If you still had any doubts about how much of a joke modern Britain has become. In 2022, Isabel Vaughan-Spruce stood on a public street near a clinic and prayed silently. West Midlands Police arrested her after she said she “might be praying in my head” outside a CLOSED Birmingham clinic. They sent 6 officers weeks later and told her on camera the prayer itself was the offence. Prosecutors brought no evidence the first time and dropped the second. West Midlands Police ended up paying her £13,000. Parliament answered by banning “influencing” anyone within 150 metres of a clinic and charging her first case under the new law. VP JD Vance at the Munich conference last year said free speech is in retreat in reference to these silent prayer cases. Trial starts October 6.