UK Government Video Game Warns Kids They
May Be Terrorists For Questioning Mass Migration
Posted By: J. Arthur Brown, 1/11/2026 7:09:25 PM
In a chilling move, the UK government has rolled out a taxpayer-funded video game that paints every curious teenager as a far-right extremist. The "Pathways" game, backed by the Home Office's Prevent counter-terrorism program threatens young players with referrals to anti-terror experts simply for questioning unchecked mass migration or engaging with online debates about British identity. (snip) Players guide a character named "Charlie" -- using "they" pronouns" through everyday scenarios that quickly spiral into warnings of extremism.
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UK Government Video Game Warns Kids They
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May Be Terrorists For Questioning Mass Migration 16 replies
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Hoch says the new video will show that most of these companies are Somali-owned, and his and Shirley's visit to these companies found zero companies.
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Perhaps not "every curious teenager:" As described, the game appears to be based on invidious and likely erroneous demographic assumptions about who is likely to be an extremist. The article provides specific examples of situations portrayed in the game.