So, what do you think of these BBC employee's, who's wages you contribute to, trying to stitch a bloke up?Fuck off, the bloke is a racist wanker and everyone who supports him is too.
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So, what do you think of these BBC employee's, who's wages you contribute to, trying to stitch a bloke up?Fuck off, the bloke is a racist wanker and everyone who supports him is too.
A good rule of thumb is that any website/blog/YouTube channel etc. with "Truth" in the name contains anything but.That's Scientology propaganda man you f***ing bellend.
Go look at the other videos on that channel.
Jesus wept.
If someone turned round and said I went to have a drink with a working class black man and compared that to meeting a canibal from the amazon or a creature from outer space.... which is exactly what he did but referring to a white working class man.... he would be fired.If he’d compared a British black person to someone out of a tribe, then aye, he’d get the sack. He didn’t though.
What is in this clip is just not very interesting or surprising. A bloke flippantly commenting on his workplace. Jesus Christ.
Does that make the corrupt BBC employee's free to roam then?They get acquitted, goes to a retrial in which the jury for that trialhave heard about his antics at the previous one. The judge saying not to listen or look up previous trials is all well and good but does it stop people?
Watch ITV news, SKY news. There are alternatives, read a variety of newspapers from across the political spectrum. That way you can take in all available information and then form a reasoned opinion.
There were multiple linked trials, hence the initial reporting restrictions.
A good rule of thumb is that any website/blog/YouTube channel etc. with "Truth" in the name contains anything but.
Ok fair enough... but it was one incident, which was wrong and he was punished for it, however I would say again, intent matters..... either way it doesn't detract from anything I said in the rest of the two posts.They get acquitted, goes to a retrial in which the jury for that trialhave heard about his antics at the previous one. The judge saying not to listen or look up previous trials is all well and good but does it stop people?
Watch ITV news, SKY news. There are alternatives, read a variety of newspapers from across the political spectrum. That way you can take in all available information and then form a reasoned opinion.
There were multiple linked trials, hence the initial reporting restrictions.
Does that make the corrupt BBC employee's free to roam then?
Ok fair enough... but it was one incident, which was wrong and he was punished for it, however I would say again, intent matters..... either way it doesn't detract from anything I said in the rest of the two posts.
What did he do wrong in 2018?It was one incident in 2018 but since he had already been convicted for doing the same thing in 2017 you would think he would have learned his lesson and the ramifications of what he was doing.
The simple fact is Tommy doesn't give a shit about the law or justice. Tommy cares about getting his face in the media and making money from his half wit bigoted followers.
What did he do wrong in 2018?
Hmm... that's strange cos I could have sworn he was freed after being found he didn't do anything wrongExactly the same thing as he did in 2017.
In 2017 Robinson filmed at Canterbury Crown Court breaching reporting restrictions on a rape case and got a three month suspended sentence. Then in May 2018 he got arrested at Leeds Court for breaching reporting restrictions on a series of linked grooming trials, the court case for that is still ongoing iirc.
He isn't stupid he knows exactly what he is doing, he does it for the attention.
Hmm... that's strange cos I could have sworn he was freed after being found he didn't do anything wrong
Why is he not in jail serving his sentence that was suspended then?
I think you need to re-look at some of the things that have been said from the courts regarding that trial.No, he plead guilty himself to the charges and was found guilty.
Robinson's appeals are not on whether he was guilty of not, his own admission at the trial and the video he made condemn him, he was in contempt of court on both occasions. His appeals are procedural and over the length of the sentence.
Because the case has been referred to the Attorney General's office pending a referral to the high court, he was released unconditionally while awaiting the next trial. If the Attorney General refers it to the High Court he could get a reduced sentence or the sentence could be increased.
I think you need to re-look at some of the things that have been said from the courts regarding that trial.
A lot of what you have said is false.
He didn't plead guilty for a start.No matter how much you want to defend your piece of shit hero the simple fact is he was guilty on both occasions. Go and read the Judges rulings or there is a description of the case here.
What have I said that is false?
Tommy Robinson broke reporting restrictions on two occasions deliberately in 2017 and 2018. He made videos of himself breaching reporting restrictions, his own videos condemn him.
He does it for the attention, so that he can play the "martyr" card and get more cash from his gullible followers. It must be a nice little earner for him, paid for a nice house without the need for more mortgage fraud.
Didnt the judge dismiss that case as an absolute load of shite?He didn't plead guilty for a start.
Yeah.Didnt the judge dismiss that case as an absolute load of shite?