Tommy Robinson jailed again.

Hi all

Tommy is jailed again.

Tommy Robinson has been jailed for 18 months for contempt of court after he repeatedly flouted a High Court order with false allegations against a teenage Syrian refugee. The far-right activist, 41, lost a High Court battle in 2021 after he made libellous allegations against a Syrian refugee, Jamal Hijazi, calling the 15-year-old violent and a “bully”.

The far-right activist, 41, lost a High Court battle in 2021 after he made libellous allegations against a Syrian refugee, Jamal Hijazi, calling the 15-year-old violent and a “bully”.

I watched that video (thank you ATS member).

Tommy is a strange person just like Elon.
But he is not racist nor far right.

About 7 years ago my friend showed me a vid he took.
I havnt got it, fone got broke before I copied it.

He was in a coventry pub and he was with a few Indian guys.
He (the Indian guy) had his arm around Tommys shoulder.
Tommy and the Indian guy had pints in there hand and looked very drunk lol.

The indian fellow looked at the camera both were smiling.
He looked at Tommy and said
"Your a fecking racist aint you"

Tommy looked at the phone and said "yeh i fecking am".


Personally i dont think hes racist nor right wing.
He could be just an attention seeker with funding for it.

Either way he will have it easy in jail.

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a reply to: alwaysbeenhere2

Stephen Yaxley-Lennon is an attention seeking knobhead.
But there is a fair amount of truth in what he says and he strikes a chord with many ordinary British people who feel completely abandoned by the political classes.

Despite what many may think he is NOT 'far-right' and he isn't a racist.

All they are succeeding in doing is making a martyr out of him.

He should have been aloud to call the Jamal what ever he liked. Bully, insect, sub human POS. It doesn’t matter if a factually correct statement about the person it’s a stated opinion and he is entitled to have one even if it’s wrong.

Ever been a white person in India? A white women specifically could have a fair negative experience when exposed to their culture.

As if those Indians would ever reciprocate the respect they demand they be giving in your country.

Anyway have fun trying to be holier then thou UK try all you like to stamp out racism but the people your fighting for will stomp you next.
a reply to: alwaysbeenhere2

a reply to: alwaysbeenhere2

Tommy Robinson made his bed and now he must lie on it , can't speak to the truth or not of his documentary as I haven't seen it but breaching the court order was only going to have one outcome , he should be out in 8 or 9 months.

He won't have an easy time in prison just as those who were sent down for the unrest in July aren't having an easy time , prison are full of Asian gangs and there is talk of retribution being handed out to those believed to be "Far Right" , don't know which prison he's been sent to but it's believed he will go to HMP Belmarsh , a protest is planned for outside the prison in a couple of weeks.

I agree with you Tommy isn't a racist he has friends and supporters of all races , those who say he is are just Puppetting media and government propaganda , Islam is his enemy and Islam isn't a race.

Mahyar Tousi has confirmed Tommy Robinson has been sent to HMP Belmarsh top security prison for a civil not criminal offence , that's the same hell hole our other political prisoner Julian Assange was held.

a reply to: gortex

I heard he will be put in solitary though. Plus, if he does some course or something, I missed what was said exactly, they will shorten his time in solitary by 4 months.
Rainbows
Jane

a reply to: alwaysbeenhere2



I dont rate Tommy.

Out of all the problems this nation faces right now.

Tommy is simply all about Tommy aka Andrew McMaster aka Paul Harris aka Wayne King aka Stephen Lennon.

The man has an extensive criminal record from petty to serious crimes that spans decades.

More career criminal than journalist imho.

Robinson's criminal record includes convictions for violence, financial and immigration frauds, coc aine possession with intent to supply, and public order offences. He had previously served at least three separate custodial sentences: in 2005 for assault, in 2012 for using false travel documents, and in 2014 for mortgage fraud.

As to him having it easy in jail, i imagine he will be kept in isolation for his own protection, because Tommy would not do too well in gen pop.

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a reply to: angelchemuel

Solitary is a very unique form of punishment.

Most people cannot handle being alone for the majority of every day.

This guy doesnt strike me as one of those that can relax and enjoy the peace and quiet.

Dont know about the UK prisons but the US, other prisoners deliver the meals even when they are in solitary so if someone wants to get him they can still get got.

a reply to: andy06shake


9 months for releasing a documentary he created?? Seems a little stupid to me. I do not remember any person making any documentary ever going to jail.

a reply to: berbofthegreen

He was jailed for "contempt of court" related to a specific incident involving reporting on a trial that had ongoing legal restrictions.

Robinson also has an extensive criminal record meaning appearing in front of a judge, for a criminal act like contempt of court, will indeed provoke a custodial sentence.

People go down for contempt of court all the time Tommy is not special in that regard.

He just wants you to think he is.

originally posted by: andy06shake
a reply to: berbofthegreen

He was jailed for "contempt of court" related to a specific incident involving reporting on a trial that had ongoing legal restrictions.

Robinson also has an extensive criminal record meaning appearing in front of a judge, for a criminal act like contempt of court, will indeed provoke a custodial sentence.

People go down for contempt of court all the time Tommy is not special in that regard.

He just wants you to think he is.

Unfortunately for you, I have followed this case for a long time. You are not exactly being on the level. I bet you also think every single person in jail for Jan 6 deserves to rot in jail regardless of the circumstances because "the government says so".

I feel sorry for the British nation. Very sorry. It will be sad to see all of you convert or die within my lifetime.

He's in prison because the government didnt like what he said about that afghani kid.
He compounded this by doing it again in a documentary.


The government doesnt like it when the plebes don't do as they are told.


He's hardly the best bloke in the country but he isnt the criminal mastermind that the government wants to make him out to be either, he's just another example that there is only justice if you are one of them, the parasites in charge of the country.

originally posted by: SprocketUK
He's in prison because the government didnt like what he said about that afghani kid.
He compounded this by doing it again in a documentary.


The government doesnt like it when the plebes don't do as they are told.


He's hardly the best bloke in the country but he isnt the criminal mastermind that the government wants to make him out to be either, he's just another example that there is only justice if you are one of them, the parasites in charge of the country.

He libelled a 15 year old.

He then repeated the libel in defiance of a court order.

That is why he is in prison.

a reply to: berbofthegreen

Unfortunately for you, I have followed this case for a long time.

Unfortunately for you, i know a bit about the fellow also.

You are not exactly being on the level.

Which part of what i said is not true?

And please be specific.

I bet you also think every single person in jail for Jan 6 deserves to rot in jail regardless of the circumstances because "the government says so".

Please don't try and put words in other people's mouths.

I think you have the wrong postcode, this is the UK, not the USA.

You are in a thread about Tommy Robinson.

Who i think you may find, is banned from entering the USA, down to his passport fraud incident.

I also think anyone committing acts of violence or attacking your capital Police should be held to account, nothing more nothing less.

But let's try and stay on topic, shall we?

Start a thread on the 6th and ile happily contribute.

I feel sorry for the British nation. Very sorry. It will be sad to see all of you convert or die within my lifetime.

What you feel sorry for, that's up to you, but if it's Tommy you are sadly mistaken and your empathy misplaced.

originally posted by: BedevereTheWise

originally posted by: SprocketUK
He's in prison because the government didnt like what he said about that afghani kid.
He compounded this by doing it again in a documentary.


The government doesnt like it when the plebes don't do as they are told.


He's hardly the best bloke in the country but he isnt the criminal mastermind that the government wants to make him out to be either, he's just another example that there is only justice if you are one of them, the parasites in charge of the country.

He libelled a 15 year old.

He then repeated the libel in defiance of a court order.

That is why he is in prison.

did I stutter?

Latest news from Tommy doesn't look good.

Today we've spoken to Tommy and the latest information is as follows;

He's currently safe in the segregated wing he served his last sentence in, however the Governor of Belmarsh high security prison has told him he must move "for monetary reasons" ASAP.

Either into the main prison system, which comes at a huge security risk, as the prison is filled with the worst jihadis the country has.

Or go "down the block", which is a small cell with no bed, tv or anything, which also leaves him at risk, psychologically and physically, as the block has inmate cleaners etc.

The same prison is holding the Southport child killer, does this monster deserve better privileges than Tommy, who is in there for mere civil offences, not criminal?!

He's also been told any visits he has, even with family, must be closed, ie behind a screen, treating him like Hannibal lector, for showing a film!
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Why is a man convicted of a Civil offence in a Maximum security prison which houses hardened criminals and convicted Jihadists ?

a reply to: gortex

Belmarsh isn't a nice prison, not by anyone's standards.
It is a High Security prison that the worst of the worst; serial killers, rapists, terrorists and almost all 'notorious' high profile inmates. The regime is pretty brutal.
I've heard tell of some big, hard men get broken by Belmarsh.

That he's banged up in there for a civil offence is nothing short of scandalous.

Both his physical and mental health are at risk.

a reply to: Freeborn

Both his physicaland mental health are at risk.

Probably what 'they' are hoping for...... make an inmate 'their' scapegoat.
Rainbows
Jane

Video from Unite the Kingdom event organiser and member of Tommy's team Richard Inman on the latest development.

originally posted by: Freeborn
a reply to: alwaysbeenhere2

Stephen Yaxley-Lennon is an attention seeking knobhead.
But there is a fair amount of truth in what he says and he strikes a chord with many ordinary British people who feel completely abandoned by the political classes.

Despite what many may think he is NOT 'far-right' and he isn't a racist.

All they are succeeding in doing is making a martyr out of him.

Anytime you see something like "right-wing" used over and over in an article they are pushing an agenda. I listened to The Lotus Eaters last week, and they said London is now only 33% indigenous Brits.