[noir]

From Tommy Robinson Facebook account

"Before he was moved from Hull prison, and following the massive rally organised by his friends on the 9th Tommy wrote a letter to thank his friends, family and fans. He has asked us to share this with you now. Thank you. #FreeTommy"

"...When I was leading the EDL, I was sentenced to 10 months in prison in 2012, I was separated from everyone for my own protection and kept on solitary confinement for 22 weeks, I believe this was because the government feared what may happen on the streets if I was murdered in prison. Lee Rigby was beheaded in 2013 and our government witnessed that. A soldier can be beheaded and no one will really react. I was then sent to prison in 2014 for 18 months. I was literally fed to the wolves. I was lucky to escape alive, fighting my way through violent beating at the hands of muslim inmates. The government knew I could be killed and no one would really do anything. It was a sad moment for myself, realizing that if I was murdered, my death wouldn’t make much difference or change. I also realized my family would not be looked after and would go on to struggle for safety and stability. OH WHAT A CHANGE 4 YEARS MAKES! ...

... I sit here happy. Happy that this sentence has backfired on the establishment. Happy that the public reaction has sent a message of the consequences if they have me murdered on this sentence. I have said for so long that there will be a moment in our country, none of us know what that moment will be, but it will change the direction of our nation. I think deeply about this and for a while now I’ve been sure that I will be murdered for opposing Islam, a scary thought, but not as scary as thinking it will make no difference, although now I sit here smiling with the belief that my murder would utterly start a revolution, I’m standing laughing out loud, that may seem weird but knowing this is so satisfying. I’ve always said I’d sacrifice my life tomorrow if it would end the Islamic takeover of our beautiful land. Our battle is not as simple as against flesh and blood but we battle a system, a corrupt system ..."

The letter

Spoiler: show

Part 1 : So here we go again! It’s Sunday night 10/6/18. The news of the amazing scenes yesterday in London are just filtering their way to me. But before I start on the positives of yesterdays demonstrations let me first start with some negatives. Let me share with you part of my wifes letter I received yesterday. “School rang me today though, before I went to work and said Spencer was really upset at school. To be honest, he isn’t managing that well. He cries at every opportunity there is. His mate Sam said to him “ I’m doing a 5k run with my dad” and Spencer said well I can’t do it with my dad and ran off crying. He cries himself to sleep. Sleeps with your pillow and asks me 50 times a day what day is dad coming home? I can’t give him a rough date yet because you haven’t been given any! I just have to keep telling him its not for long, nothing will change and he needs to be brave to make you proud. He said to me last night, “I’m going to go and do something bad so I can be put in jail with Dad. At least then, I will be with him.” I’m not going to lie, reading this broke my heart. The Prison removed my wife’s phone number over a week ago so I have not even been able to speak with my children, it also upsets me that in my sons head, he must think his dad has done something bad to end up in prison! Before I sit and feel too sorry for myself, I should put it into perspective. I’m away from my family for a short duration, members of our armed forces’ children


Part 2 : must go through this all the time which is why I admire the sacrifices they make, past and present. I’m not going to go too much into my case as my appeal is just being lodged. What I will talk about is the difference you have all made to me. When I landed in this prison I was truly gutted. Gutted about what my family were about to go through, gutted for those who I was in discussions with who rely on me to tell their stories, I was also adamant I would be killed on this prison sentence. When I was leading the EDL, I was sentenced to 10 months in prison in 2012, I was separated from everyone for my own protection and kept on solitary confinement for 22 weeks, I believe this was because the government feared what may happen on the streets if I was murdered in prison. Lee Rigby was beheaded in 2013 and our government witnessed that. A soldier can be beheaded and no one will really react. I was then sent to prison in 2014 for 18 months. I was literally fed to the wolves. I was lucky to escape alive, fighting my way through violent beating at the hands of muslim inmates. The government knew I could be killed and no one would really do anything. It was a sad moment for myself, realizing that if I was murdered, my death wouldn’t make much difference or change. I also realized my family would not be looked after and would go on to struggle for safety and stability. OH WHAT A CHANGE 4 YEARS MAKES! In the first few days here, I began to hear that thousands are protesting outside 10 Downing Street, this was within 24 hours of my abduction by the state. I was told your petition has 100,000 then heard is now at 300,000 and then half a million. I heard people were climbing the gates of Downing Street. I thought the people telling me must be getting it wrong, they must be confused with our day for freedom demo. I was completely unaware what was unfolding outside of the prison was a world wide FREE TOMMY movement. I was in danger in my 1st


Part 3 : days in this prison, housed with muslim prisoners, then something changed. I was whisked from my cell and wing and taken and separated to safety. I believe now this was the moment Lord Pearson spoke up about my safety, his actions could have literally saved my life, I then heard protests were spreading across the globe, I heard politicians, police and barristers were speaking out. I’ve heard so many people who have sat on the fence for years were now speaking out. To hear that 20-30 thousand people travelled to London this weekend to stand in solidarity with me is an amazing feeling. I truly am gobsmacked at the reaction for the public, I feel so loved!! Loved and appreciated. I receive a bag of letters and emails every day; I read every one. I’m so grateful, I want to say a thank you to every single person who has supported me. I understand how difficult it is to speak out. I understand that many people would have faced a backlash from friends or even from work for speaking out on my behalf and I am truly grateful to people for standing with me. Free speech is not free when it has social consequences. I sit here happy. Happy that this sentence has backfired on the establishment. Happy that the public reaction has sent a message of the consequences if they have me murdered on this sentence. I have said for so long that there will be a moment in our country, none of us know what that moment will be, but it will change the direction of our nation. I think deeply about this and for a while now I’ve been sure that I will be murdered for opposing Islam, a scary thought, but not as scary as thinking it will make no difference, although now I sit here smiling with the belief that my murder would utterly start a revolution, I’m standing laughing out loud, that may seem weird but knowing this is so satisfying. I’ve always said I’d sacrifice my life tomorrow if it would end the Islamic takeover of our beautiful land. Our battle is not as simple as against flesh and blood but we battle a system, a corrupt system, sitting here gives you so much time to think, we can no longer be looking from the outside in, we must involve (?) raise our voice and our movement into politics. I have so many plans on what I want to do when I get out, to hear that Geert Wilders travelled and spoke in London is so exciting for me. When I started my activism, I looked to Geert and the life changing directions he made to speak out against Islam. He has been an inspiration to me. I can’t list all of the people I need to thank as there are so many but I knew Alex Jones at Infowars would be leading the shout for my freedom, I love him, he cracks me up, Gerard Batten of UKIP, Lord Pearson, Raheem, Ezra, Katie Hopkins, my cousin


Part 4 : [?] and Carrol and [?] straight in with the demo, [Denny ?] for organising it, Donald Trump Junior for tweeting haha, I’d have done six months just for that recognition. The list could go on and on, I’ll do my proper thank you’s upon my release. One person I have to thank, my wife! When I finally got through to her on the phone from prison, I asked her, “Have you had enough yet haha”. I’ve not been a perfect husband but she has been a perfect wife and an amazing mother. I simply couldn’t get through any of this without my family. So [Jenna?], if you are reading this letter online, then know I LOVE YOU, AND I MISS YOU. My mates will ruin me for this sappy shit haha. Lots of people say I give them hope, but I want you all to know that your reaction whether it be supporting my family, paying for legal costs or even just sharing videos and tweets, you have all given me hope and an absolutely priceless feeling. Please excuse my handwriting but my hand is killing me, I’m using my time to put pen to paper and detail out my next book. I was already working on it before this sentence. Working title, “The Battle for Britain” basically “Enemy of the State” up to date and also looking into the future. So I’d like to thank her majesty for giving me the time alone on my own to work on it. Knowing that there is are more and more plans for demonstrations until my release is great. Its great to know that I have not been forgotten and their attempts to silence me won’t work. It’s now Monday evening and I’ve just watched LOVE ISLAND haha. My wifes number was put back on the system so I have spoke with my children today so I’m less stressed and more relaxed. My children will come to visit me in the near future. Thank you all for the support its your outcry and reaction that will keep me safe. Please know how inspired and grateful I am. I’m hoping Lord Pearson and Gerard Batten will also be visiting me here and Lord if you are reading this, ask Geert to pop into HMP Hull with you. My appeals have gone in, appeal sentence, appeal conviction and bail app [application]. Thank you [Pauline Harver?] thank you AFD for the offer of asylum. The establishment thought this would close the book, instead the public have just turned the page to continue the next chapter. I love and thank you all. Mum and Dad, sorry about the stress I give you haha. Thank you to the free world. It’s Tuesday, I’m being moved [from this] prison so my kids won’t see me this weekend.

[Decky]

I was literally fed to the wolves.

I wish this was correct The proud patriot should probably learn to speak his own language. The British government does not feed people to wolves.

[noir]

Either it's the World Cup or Tommy Robinson effect but Labour Live event was a failure. He might just be the one who turn the tides on Labour Islamic alliance. The British people are sick of their country been taken over by foreign fifth column and their allies

https://www.express.co.uk/news/politics ... es-twitter

[ingliz]

The letter

The Alt Reich arsehole pleaded guilty to the charge of criminal contempt.

Ex-EDL leader Tommy Robinson jailed at Leeds court. 29 May ... Robinson, from Bedfordshire, pleaded guilty to a charge of contempt of court.

He was warned he would be facing a custodial sentence if he offended again.

The 35-year-old was already subject to a suspended sentence for committing contempt during a rape trial in Canterbury last year, and had been told that if he fell foul of the law again he would go to prison.

He should do the time and stop whining.

[One Degree]

How dare he offend the liberal establishment? There is no worse offense in the minds of the self righteous.
Prison for speech, free pass for physically attacking the police. Makes sense to them, just not to rational people.

[Godstud]

Prison for speech, free pass for physically attacking the police. Makes sense to them, just not to rational people.

Prison for a crime he knew he was committing. He pleaded guilty. He did it because he was wrong and he knew it, but he knew the idiots and morons who followed him would think he was wrongly convicted, because they're STUPID.

The man who hit the police officer obviously had no previous criminal record, so he got off with a light sentence, as Tommy Robinson did the first time he committed his crime of Contempt of Court.

Your knowledge of the law us fucking ZERO, @One Degree. You really know nothing about law.

[One Degree]

Prison for a crime he knew he was committing. He pleaded guilty. He did it because he was wrong and he knew it, but he knew the idiots and morons who followed him would think he was wrongly convicted, because they're STUPID.

The man who hit the police officer obviously had no previous criminal record, so he got off with a light sentence, as Tommy Robinson did the first time he committed his crime of Contempt of Court.

Your knowledge of the law us fucking ZERO, @One Degree. You really know nothing about law.

Has your insults of others improved your self image? It usually doesn’t work,but good luck.
How much legal knowledge is required to believe hitting someone with a stick does more harm than talking?

[Godstud]

More than what you have, apparently:

1. Hitting someone with a stick is illegal. If you have not had a previous offense, however, it is unlikely that you will see jail. It's obvious that this was the case. The fact that he was 62, and his sentencing, he had written an apology letter to the police officer he hit, was also taken consideration.

‘You’re a man of sixty-two and of good character,’ the judge said. ‘You have got to sixty-two without committing an offence.’ But the judge said Mohamad should have pleaded guilty to spare the officer the ordeal of reliving the incident. ‘Given your poor health and your previous good character it will be a suspended sentence,’ the judge added.

https://metro.co.uk/2018/06/15/muslim-p ... l-7635733/

2. Tommy KNEW he was breaking the law. He did it purposefully. The conditions of his previous Contempt of Court sentence, made it so that if he breached them by committing the same crime again, he would go to jail for 13 months.
He did.
He was arrested.
He pleaded guilty.
He went to jail.

[One Degree]

More than what you have, apparently:

1. Hitting someone with a stick is illegal. If you have not had a previous offense, however, it is unlikely that you will see jail. It's obvious that this was the case. The fact that he was 62, and his sentencing, he had written an apology letter to the police officer he hit, was also taken consideration.

‘You’re a man of sixty-two and of good character,’ the judge said. ‘You have got to sixty-two without committing an offence.’ But the judge said Mohamad should have pleaded guilty to spare the officer the ordeal of reliving the incident. ‘Given your poor health and your previous good character it will be a suspended sentence,’ the judge added.

https://metro.co.uk/2018/06/15/muslim-p ... l-7635733/

2. Tommy KNEW he was breaking the law. He did it purposefully. The conditions of his previous Contempt of Court sentence, made it so that if he breached them by committing the same crime again, he would go to jail for 13 months.
He did.
He was arrested.
He pleaded guilty.
He went to jail.

By the facts in your own post, the old man with the stick also knew he was guilty and apologized yet he apparently pleaded not guilty and was found guilty. This is very similar to Tommy. Both chose an action after an illegal action. The judge even reprimands the old man for this, yet does nothing.

[Godstud]

You're really fucking ignorant of the law, aren't you?

A suspended sentence is extremely common for people on a first offense, as the 62 year man was on. The man was given a 26 week suspended sentence. This is conditional upon good behavior. If he goes back to the protests and causes problems again, he's go to jail for 26 weeks, as per the conditions of his suspended sentence.

Note: A suspended sentence is a legal term for a judge's delaying of a defendant's serving of a sentence after they have been found guilty, in order to allow the defendant to perform a period of probation.

Tommy had committed his crime during his suspended sentence, and so was in violation of this court order, and conditions.

[Albert]

Hero

[noir]

^ they don't get it. After decades of racialist "anti racism" propaganda they can't spot fifth column when they see it.

[Godstud]

I wish that the "free speech" of Tommy Robinsons had resulted in mistrials for all the rapists charged. Then the right-wing dipshits would be screaming for justice, instead of a twat's freedom to influence a trial.

[noir]

@Albert
@One Degree
@blackjack21

[Godstud]

Tommy Robinson deserves to be in jail. I hope he has a good time, there.

[blackjack21]

:roll: I wish that the "free speech" of Tommy Robinsons had resulted in mistrials for all the rapists charged. Then the right-wing dipshits would be screaming for justice, instead of a twat's freedom to influence a trial.

The jury had already arrived at a verdict. There was no way he could influence the jury at that point. It was just a corrupt judge deciding, for political reasons, to abuse power. He is not alone in this. The Met, Whitehall, the whole system is involved, and they are failing the same way Madam Secretary failed to brainwash Americans into voting for Hillary. The government of the UK has lost its way.

[blackjack21]

https://www.facebook.com/381971441938916/posts/1280399152096136/


@Albert
@One Degree
@blackjack21

The site says that the number format isn't correct. I don't see a prisoner lookup. We have that in the United States.

[Godstud]

@blackjack21 regardless, he'd been warned not to do it again, and he did. He did it purposefully, so saps like you would buy into his oppression narrative. You did... hook, line, and sinker.

Tommy Robinson purposefully broke the law, pleaded guilty, and deserves to be in jail for his criminal activity.

On good behavior he'll be out in a couple of months, anyways.

[blackjack21]

For those interested, it's Stephen Lennon, A2084CG, HMP Onely, not AC2084CG.

@blackjack21 regardless, he'd been warned not to do it again, and he did. He did it purposefully, so saps like you would buy into his oppression narrative. You did... hook, line, and sinker.

Tommy Robinson purposefully broke the law, pleaded guilty, and deserves to be in jail for his criminal activity.

On good behavior he'll be out in a couple of months, anyways.

Rosa Parks defied the law too Godstud. An unjust law is no law at all. The government has been hiding its non-action against Muslim groups and has been harassing non-Muslim Brits who protest the government. In Robinson's case, he's been subject to concerted action by the government stemming from its political officers. It's not just a law enforcement matter.

Hillary Clinton defied the law, and she should be in jail. People who have done far less have done serious time, while she gets off Scott free due to her political connections and corruption. We know the difference now Godstud. Law is not the final arbiter on right and wrong. What is legal and illegal is no longer consonant with what is right and wrong, and that has been the case for some time now.

[Godstud]

Rosa Parks defied the law too Godstud.

Comparing Tommy Robinson to Rosa Parks? You've really lost it now!

Robinson broke the law. There are other ways he could have protested it, aside from breaching it purposefully, but of course he's stupid, so there's that.

Hillary Clinton defied the law, and she should be in jail.

I suppose her not being found guilty is "deying the law" in your near-sighted eyes.

Law is not the final arbiter on right and wrong.

You SJWs are fun! You can't be conservatives, because you are constantly railing against any laws that might impede your racist and xenophobic agendas(which is what this was really about).

Robinson's in jail. He fully deserves it for his foolishness and spurning of the law. He's not Rosa parks and to imply such is stupid and insulting.