Decky wrote:I would say I hope he comes out with an arsehole like a clown's pocket but he he probably enjoy's that that shit.
So you're in favor of making Britain into a Caliphate? I thought commies were against the capitalist state. Then again, I've never really understood communists in the first place.
snapdragon wrote:Not if you want those charged to have a fair trial and not allow the defence to make any claims that could jeopardise getting a good result.
Since when has protesting outside a court room prejudiced a trial? What would be a "good result" if someone is guilty as charged?
JohnRawls wrote:Why is he not allowed to pay attention/show this situation to the world?
It looks like British politicians are willing to destroy their reputations to save them.
B0ycey wrote:I'm no fan of Tommy Robinson, but you have to say this is a bullshit trumped up charge against him if you watch the 'The Rebel' video only.
They didn't charge him. They rescinded a parole. It's the same thing Obama did after the Benghazi attack. He blamed it on a film maker who made a video about Islam ostensibly in violation of his parole. So they jailed him and tried to make it seem like the attack in Benghazi was due to the film maker. Maybe Britain is doing this so they can try to acquit the Muslim sex offenders and blame it on the inability to provide a fair trial due to Tommy Robinson video recording outside of the court room.
B0ycey wrote:The gagging order seems to be a way to silence the media and discourages meaningful debate so I am inclined to believe their side actually.
They are using the British equivalent of national security letters when their is no national security matter at stake other than the fact that the British police do not protect the British people and don't want that to be known.
Albert wrote:Strictly speaking in the legal sense, they obviously had lawful leeway to to put him away.
So did Obama to that anti-Muslic Coptic Christian. Whether they should do it is another matter. Obama got away with it, but his reputation is in tatters today.
Albert wrote:I do not know exactly how suspended sentences work, does one has to be actually proven of crime before they are put away, or suspicion and charge of one is enough.
It's pretty much judicial discretion. Contempt of court charges for things that happen outside of the court room is pretty questionable as well, I would say since the contempt charges are also often given a de facto presumption of guilt when made.
jessupjonesjnr87 wrote:These are the days of reason no more. Just hate and vitriol.
The natural byproduct of a multi-cultural society...
B0ycey wrote:Not that I care. The guy is a knob. But it does spit in the face of free speech.
Well so is Count Dankula. Yet, now Tommy Robinson and Count Dankula are the most famous British people outside of the UK. I would guess as many people know about them as know that Harry married a mixed race girl--Prince Phillip probably didn't have a say in this...
B0ycey wrote:What are you on about? There was a trial. He had a suspended sentence. Obviously he had to of broken the conditions of it as he couldn't name the suspects (which was a offense). So technically he could be sent to jail. But it is still bullshit. The names were already in the public domain and he was originally arrested for a different offence. So clearly there was a fuck up and a cover up. And the gagging order speaks volumes. That only prevents meaningful debate in the media that no doubt would have favoured Robinson.
He didn't have to break the conditions by any meaningful standard of evidence. It's basically up to the court. So it was very obviously a political matter that the government of the UK thinks is going to intimidate the UKIP folks, and it is having the opposite effect.
Britain can hardly trash someone like Vladimir Putin after what they've done to Count Dankula and now Tommy Robinson. Clearly, the UK does not stand for freedom of expression any longer, as the people of Britain do not agree with their government. That's what happens when politicians are bought and paid for with petro-dollars.
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