Tommy Robinson

a reply to: Oldcarpy2

We do, homegrown and imported, and of all shapes, sorts, and varieties.

The thing is they seem to be rather quiet thus far.

Maybe they are visiting relatives down south?

originally posted by: Oldcarpy2
a reply to: bastion

Yes, yes, but apart from that, what's he ever done wrong?

I forgot to mention he co-founded the EDL with convicted child rapist, Leigh McMillan, who groomed his 10 year oid victim with drugs and repeatedly raped them over 100 times throughout the 1990s.

Tommy has also covered up multiple senior EDL members convictions for paedophillia, child rape, crack/coke possesion and dealing, making and distributing child porn and continued to openly support them after their convictions.

a reply to: bastion

Then the projection from the man would seem to make a modicum of sense.

Narcissists often engage in projection as a psychological defense mechanism where they project their own undesirable traits, feelings, or behaviors onto others.

originally posted by: andy06shake
a reply to: NorthOS

And it's hardly his first rodeo.

Technically the man is a near enough career criminal which is something that should not be overlooked with multiple convictions over a broad spectrum of offences.

You can do as you please in the UK within the law of the land.

Probably the same as in your own nation.

Best thing to do is claim asylum for free speech violations in the US.. Britain had become Orwells poster child of late.

a reply to: yuppa

No the best thing to do is apprehend and arrest the fool and put him before the judge.

Hence the arrest warrant issued.

If he lands in America he will be extradited yuppa.

Not to mention the fact that i already imagine him to be banned.

Given that he attempted to enter your nation under a falsely named passport and was caught doing so and charged.

a reply to: andy06shake

Tommy speaks.

Interview from today…

www.rebelnews.com...

I haven’t watched much yet.

a reply to: NorthOS

Hardly being silenced then is he.

Still on the run in the Sun.

I listened to the first 30 seconds and heard nothing new(still going, head hurting). LoL

He will be locked up down to breaking the law.

As to him being killed in the prison system.

Why is it you think they can't put him in gen'pop?

And i dont mean next to Muslims, i mean next to white criminals.

Tommy is a bam.

Again the rhetoric is simply his bread an butter.

a reply to: andy06shake

NOt if he can prove he is fleeing oppression,and they are charges based on SPEECH. Thats pretty good oppression there.

a reply to: yuppa

Well, it did not work in Canada very well.

I dont think American authorities will entertain his bulls@it anymore than our own given his extensive criminal record put it that way.

And nor should you.

originally posted by: andy06shake
a reply to: yuppa

Well, it did not work in Canada very well.

I dont think American authorities will entertain his bulls@it anymore than our own given his extensive criminal record put it that way.

But those crimes are all made up and not real crimes in the US are they? Remember he who makes the laws can put a innocent person in jail for nothing.

a reply to: yuppa

2005: Robinson was convicted of passport fraud and given a prison sentence.

2011: He was arrested for being involved in a brawl and was later convicted of assault and given a suspended sentence.

2012: Robinson was convicted of mortgage fraud, received a prison sentence.

2018: He was imprisoned for contempt of court after filming outside a trial and broadcasting details that could prejudice the case. His actions led to a contempt charge and a subsequent prison term, although this sentence was later reduced and he was released on appeal.

These are just some of the key legal issues he has faced not even the full shebang.

You dont really know much about this fellow do you?

And how are those not crimes in America?

a reply to: andy06shake

Ill give you a example. Those crimes he served his time or was released. As he has not comitted no crimes in AMERICA he is able to get supervised asylum prolly. Or at least for his family.

The United States passed its own federal law in the Refugee Act of 1980, for people who are fleeing persecution on “account of race, religion, nationality, membership in a particular social group, or political opinion.” The Refugee Act is meant to ensure that individuals who seek asylum from within the U.S. or at its border are not sent back to places where they face persecution.

The only crimes he can be denied for are Crimes where its a felony,but each case is judged according to circumstances.

a reply to: yuppa

He's not being persecuted though, he's facing the same charges anyone else would for such gross violations regardless of colour or creed.

In fact when he nearly caused a load of child rapists to escape all criminal charges and cause a multi-million pound trial to collapse the judge was incredibly lenient to him when he was already on a suspended sentence (parole in US) for prior crimes.

If he learnt a tiny bit about UK Law and the legal system he wouldn't keep getting arrested and have to rely on nutter groups in Canada/US to fund his sunbed, gambling and coke addiction.

a reply to: yuppa

Tommy is not a "refugee".

And the United States has strict regulations regarding the entry of individuals with serious criminal records.

Generally, having a serious criminal record can make it challenging to gain entry into your nation.

It's possible for individuals with serious criminal records to enter the United States under certain circumstances, which often involves a complicated process that may include obtaining a waiver.

Do you really think Tommy is going to complete "Form I-192" and submit it to the CBP at a U.S. port of entry?

I think not. LoL

a reply to: bastion

Exactly.

If a person has been released on bail and fails to appear at court without a reasonable excuse, they are charged under the Bail Act 1976.

Which will result in a warrant being issued for your arrest, and potential remand in custody when apprehended.

And willfully disobeying a court order, which is what Tommy did, can be considered contempt of court, which is a serious offense.

Tommy is not special or being persecuted, but what he did do is help insight these riots by way of spending fake information about the horrible little bastard that killed those little girls in the first place.

The man is a menace to reality really and deserves all he has coming.

DOUBLE POST..WOW first one ever it seems.

originally posted by: bastion
a reply to: yuppa

He's not being persecuted though, he's facing the same charges anyone else would for such gross violations regardless of colour or creed.

In fact when he nearly caused a load of child rapists to escape all criminal charges and cause a multi-million pound trial to collapse the judge was incredibly lenient to him when he was already on a suspended sentence (parole in US) for prior crimes.

If he learnt a tiny bit about UK Law and the legal system he wouldn't keep getting arrested and have to rely on nutter groups in Canada/US to fund his sunbed, gambling and coke addiction.

We here in AMERICA consider speech crime a fascist law. Thats persecution for speech. There are numerous examples of this since the 2023 law was passed on speech.

a reply to: yuppa

Do you not have penalties for contempt of Court over there?

Or fraud, drugs, stalking, assault and so on?

originally posted by: yuppa

originally posted by: bastion
a reply to: yuppa

He's not being persecuted though, he's facing the same charges anyone else would for such gross violations regardless of colour or creed.

In fact when he nearly caused a load of child rapists to escape all criminal charges and cause a multi-million pound trial to collapse the judge was incredibly lenient to him when he was already on a suspended sentence (parole in US) for prior crimes.

If he learnt a tiny bit about UK Law and the legal system he wouldn't keep getting arrested and have to rely on nutter groups in Canada/US to fund his sunbed, gambling and coke addiction.

We here in AMERICA consider speech crime a fascist law. Thats persecution for speech. There are numerous examples of this since the 2023 law was passed on speech.

He wasn't done for 'speech crime', he was sued for libel and found guilty of contempt of court which are both offences in the US.

US courts and judges also place similar restrictions Tommy was found guilty of breaking in the UK - i.e interfering with a criminal trial, filming and naming children who had been raped and denying their right to anonimity, filming and naming jurors against the judges orders, denying the right to a fair trial and presumption of innocence until proven guilty.

a reply to: bastion

our version of lible is different than english libel it seems.