Tommy Robinson charged with harassment

Tommy Robinson charged with harassment

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bitchstewie

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58,595 posts

225 months

Wednesday 21st May
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He really is unlucky isn't he.

Tommy Robinson charged with harassment

chrispmartha

19,060 posts

144 months

Wednesday 21st May
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Isn't he literally just about to be released from his current spell inside?

Oh dear.

ChevronB19

7,776 posts

178 months

Wednesday 21st May
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It’s such a terrible shame for little Stephen.

valiant

12,278 posts

175 months

Wednesday 21st May
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Bloke just can’t catch a break, can he?

Now where’s that Windsor Davies meme…

grumbledoak

32,123 posts

248 months

Wednesday 21st May
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All the usual suspects gloating. Predictably.

But really this is banana republic stuff. He's a political prisoner. He said things the government doesn't like, and he found a large audience, so he's in gaol as an example. A long stretch of it in solitary confinement, apparently.

ChevronB19

7,776 posts

178 months

Wednesday 21st May
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grumbledoak said:
All the usual suspects gloating. Predictably.

But really this is banana republic stuff. He's a political prisoner. He said things the government doesn't like, and he found a large audience, so he's in gaol as an example. A long stretch of it in solitary confinement, apparently.
Political prisoner? FFS.

chrispmartha

19,060 posts

144 months

Wednesday 21st May
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grumbledoak said:
All the usual suspects gloating. Predictably.

But really this is banana republic stuff. He's a political prisoner. He said things the government doesn't like, and he found a large audience, so he's in gaol as an example. A long stretch of it in solitary confinement, apparently.
Is this satire?

valiant

12,278 posts

175 months

Wednesday 21st May
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grumbledoak said:
All the usual suspects gloating. Predictably.

But really this is banana republic stuff. He's a political prisoner. He said things the government doesn't like, and he found a large audience, so he's in gaol as an example. A long stretch of it in solitary confinement, apparently.
Political prisoner?

Didn’t he plead guilty (not before grifting for donations for his defence)?

bitchstewie

Original Poster:

58,595 posts

225 months

Wednesday 21st May
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grumbledoak said:
All the usual suspects gloating. Predictably.

But really this is banana republic stuff. He's a political prisoner. He said things the government doesn't like, and he found a large audience, so he's in gaol as an example. A long stretch of it in solitary confinement, apparently.
I love how you can always count on someone to feel sorry for the bloke.

Even with his appalling record of violence and criminality.

Gordon Hill

2,412 posts

30 months

Wednesday 21st May
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grumbledoak said:
All the usual suspects gloating. Predictably.

But really this is banana republic stuff. He's a political prisoner. He said things the government doesn't like, and he found a large audience, so he's in gaol as an example. A long stretch of it in solitary confinement, apparently.
I agree that the “ usual suspects “ would be all over this like a fly to sheeeytee but the rest is guff, Stephen Yaxley Lennon is a throbbing pustule of a human being, a rectum of the highest order, a knuckle dragging ape who appeals only to like minded individuals.

Mr Penguin

3,456 posts

54 months

Wednesday 21st May
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valiant said:
Political prisoner?

Didn’t he plead guilty (not before grifting for donations for his defence)?
Yes.
Contempt of court and other offences along the lines of tricking or disrespecting the justice system is punished too heavily IMO, but he doesn't get sentences out of line with anyone else given his long criminal record.

Escort3500

12,744 posts

160 months

Wednesday 21st May
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Gordon Hill said:
grumbledoak said:
All the usual suspects gloating. Predictably.

But really this is banana republic stuff. He's a political prisoner. He said things the government doesn't like, and he found a large audience, so he's in gaol as an example. A long stretch of it in solitary confinement, apparently.
I agree that the “ usual suspects “ would be all over this like a fly to sheeeytee but the rest is guff, Stephen Yaxley Lennon is a throbbing pustule of a human being, a rectum of the highest order, a knuckle dragging ape who appeals only to like minded individuals.
But…but…he’s a “political prisoner…” dontcha know rolleyes

fridaypassion

10,122 posts

243 months

Wednesday 21st May
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grumbledoak said:
All the usual suspects gloating. Predictably.

But really this is banana republic stuff. He's a political prisoner. He said things the government doesn't like, and he found a large audience, so he's in gaol as an example. A long stretch of it in solitary confinement, apparently.
I totally agree with this. TR is a bit daft as he's provoked the establishment. There are people risking the streets that have done much worse than he has.

It's about time they packed it in so it does is grow support for him. I would say I'm just about holding onto my centre left beliefs but I genuinely think I'd you look back at a lot of the stuff TR has said he's not been wrong about much.

If nothing else it's undeniable he's been subject to a political witch hunt. What's he done? Shown a film and stood on some court steps.

Those mocking him you are mocking your own freedoms going down the toilet friends. You don't have to agree with his politics to agree with his principals. He's given up everything for his beliefs which is more than most will ever do about anything.

bitchstewie

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58,595 posts

225 months

Wednesday 21st May
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Which of these convictions are a result of him "provoked the establishment"?

Assault?
Threatening, abusive or insulting behaviour?
Using a false passport?
Mortgage Fraud?
Contempt of Court?
Stalking?

Gecko1978

11,368 posts

172 months

Wednesday 21st May
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bhstewie said:
Which of these convictions are a result of him "provoked the establishment"?

Assault?
Threatening, abusive or insulting behaviour?
Using a false passport?
Mortgage Fraud?
Contempt of Court?
Stalking?
Seems clear he is not a nice person. Also seems clear that his views are being subject to a campaign of silencing. He was right about rape gangs....it's just he is also a nasty racist. But being 1 thing does not make another thing untrue.

redrabbit

1,774 posts

180 months

Wednesday 21st May
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Gordon Hill said:
Stephen Yaxley Lennon is a throbbing pustule of a human being, a rectum of the highest order, a knuckle dragging ape who appeals only to like minded individuals.
That's a comprehensive summary, Gordon. Nicely put.

Mr Penguin

3,456 posts

54 months

Wednesday 21st May
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From Wiki:
Robinson was arrested again after an EDL demonstration in Tower Hamlets in September 2011 for breach of bail conditions, as he had been banned from attending that demonstration. Robinson later began a hunger strike while on remand in HM Prison Bedford, saying that he was a "political prisoner of the state"

He has a history of being told he can't do one specific thing or he will be arrested, does that one specific thing, gets arrested, then does a shocked Pikachu face and calls himself a political prisoner.

ralphrj

3,815 posts

206 months

Wednesday 21st May
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bhstewie said:
I love how you can always count on someone to feel sorry for the bloke.

Even with his appalling record of violence and criminality.
And it is always the same ones in every thread. I recognise that charmer as one who always trots out whatever pro-kremlin drivel they have been fed.

Baroque attacks

5,683 posts

201 months

Wednesday 21st May
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I do wonder why some defend him at every opportunity…


scratchchin

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44,389 posts

211 months

Wednesday 21st May
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Mr Penguin said:
From Wiki:
Robinson was arrested again after an EDL demonstration in Tower Hamlets in September 2011 for breach of bail conditions, as he had been banned from attending that demonstration. Robinson later began a hunger strike while on remand in HM Prison Bedford, saying that he was a "political prisoner of the state"

He has a history of being told he can't do one specific thing or he will be arrested, does that one specific thing, gets arrested, then does a shocked Pikachu face and calls himself a political prisoner.
Unlike his supporters he’s not stupid. He does it because it generates a huge amount of £££ via the grifting.