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UK far-right activist Tommy Robinson convicted in contempt-of-court case

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39 minutes ago, dick dasterdly said:

Although, to be fair - it's pretty clear that 'the establishment' are out to convict robinson in this case....

 

As evidenced by "He successfully appealed against the jailing and was released. The Court of Appeal, however, ordered a rehearing and Attorney General Geoffrey Cox, the government's chief legal adviser, decided to start contempt proceedings against him."

 

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Total rubbish.

 

Yaxley-Lennon originally pleaded guilty. He then decided to appeal and this appeal was upheld due to technical faults by the original judge.

 

Because of this, the Court of Appeal and the Attorney General decided to order a retrial.

 

Just as they would have done had the peadophiles request for a mistrial been granted.

 

 

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    People will certainly think twice before exposing any more industrial scale pedophile gangs. I'm not sure that was the intended outcome of this dog and pony show, but given the British establishment's

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    Yaxley Lennon never exposed anything other than exposing the trial to the risk of collapse.   His actions created the real risk of these vile criminals being freed without punishment.  

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    It is not so black and white. The rape gangs activities had been covered up for years.    "A report released in June 2019 indicated that 15 of the 22 females involved were known to children'

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1 hour ago, dick dasterdly said:

 

And so I ask again for a reply to my post.

 

"it could have done" isn't a reply.

In the court case that T Robinson reported . The defence for the accused sought to have the case dismissed. There reasons being that it was impossible for the jury not to have seen or have knowledge of the facebook live stream Robunson produced.

If the judge had not dismissed the request the guilty would have walked free.

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1 hour ago, 7by7 said:

 

Your hero, seems to share my opinion of both Yaxley-Lennon and Batten: Nigel Farage says Ukip's appointment of Tommy Robinson is 'dragging us in a shameful direction'

 

That must be confusing for you, poor lamb.

Farage is just another politician hoping to cultivate the Muslim vote. He knows his game inside out, he's basically the same as any Tory pandering to the electorate hoping to land a cushy job with all expenses paid and a nice fat pension when he retires.

 

Where he comes from in Downe in Kent you wont see a Pakistani shopkeeper let alone a Pakistani 'grooming gang'. He doesn't care, it means nothing to him.

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2 hours ago, dick dasterdly said:

I didn't know there was another trial against the defendants in this case to follow - presumably any other trial is against different defendants?

 

In which case, how does "Judges on Friday found British far-right activist Tommy Robinson to be in contempt of court after he filmed defendants during a trial last year and posted the footage on social media, breaching reporting restrictions on the case."  affect a trial against entirely different defendants?

You seem to forget, Yaxley Lennon took this to appeal and lost.

 

That you don’t understand the laws he broke or how his actions placed the trial and conviction of these vile rapists at risk of collapse is not evidence of anything other than your failure to understand the law.

 

Yaxley Lennon was convicted, appealed and his conviction was upheld at retrial following his appeal.  

 

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34 minutes ago, yogi100 said:

Farage is just another politician hoping to cultivate the Muslim vote. He knows his game inside out, he's basically the same as any Tory pandering to the electorate hoping to land a cushy job with all expenses paid and a nice fat pension when he retires.

 

Where he comes from in Downe in Kent you wont see a Pakistani shopkeeper let alone a Pakistani 'grooming gang'. He doesn't care, it means nothing to him.

How will getting the Muslim vote help him when there are, according to you, no Muslims where he comes from to vote for him?

 

 

20 hours ago, KhaoYai said:

No, I believe what I see and hear

 its very easy to  fool a  human brain.

13 minutes ago, 7by7 said:

How will getting the Muslim vote help him when there are, according to you, no Muslims where he comes from to vote for him?

 

 

Downe is a quiet little village near Orpington in Kent. It may possibly have a local councillor or two.

 

If and when Farage as leader of the Brexit Party stands for election it will be as one of the UK's 650 Members of Parliament rather than as a councillor in a quiet little Kentish village in the heart of Bluebell country.

 

Churchill lived in Westerham in Kent. But he stood as MP for Chingford and Woodford in Essex.

15 minutes ago, yogi100 said:

Downe is a quiet little village near Orpington in Kent. It may possibly have a local councillor or two.

Part of the constituency of Orpington (no Asians there). Would be logical for him to stand as MP for Orpington as UKIP have contested this seat for several elections as did the National Front before them.

 

Unfortunately for Farage, the seat has been held since the early '90s by Boris's brother Jo (ex Eton, Oxford and Bullingdon Club). Kermit would have no chance of winning the seat

 

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4 minutes ago, petemoss said:

Part of the constituency of Orpington (no Asians there).

 

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What does it matter whether there are any Asians there or not ?

2 minutes ago, petemoss said:

Part of the constituency of Orpington (no Asians there). Would be logical for him to stand as MP for Orpington as UKIP have contested this seat for several elections as did the National Front before them.

 

Unfortunately for Farage, the seat has been held since the early '90s by Boris's brother Jo (ex Eton, Oxford and Bullingdon Club). Kermit would have no chance of election.

Farage now leads the Brexit Party, he quit UKIP quite a while ago.

 

The Brexit Part will want him to stand as a candidate where he'll be sure of success. They'll pick a seat where the polls indicate a degree of disgust for the two main parties rather than a safe Tory seat. Or a Labour one.

16 minutes ago, yogi100 said:

Downe is a quiet little village near Orpington in Kent. It may possibly have a local councillor or two.

 

If and when Farage as leader of the Brexit Party stands for election it will be as one of the UK's 650 Members of Parliament rather than as a councillor in a quiet little Kentish village in the heart of Bluebell country.

 

Churchill lived in Westerham in Kent. But he stood as MP for Chingford and Woodford in Essex.

 I know where Downe is; part of the London Borough of Bromley, not in Kent.

 

Orpington is also part of the London Borough of Bromley and not in Kent.

 

In 2010, the last time he stood, Farage stood in Buckinghamshire. Very few Muslims in that seat! 

 

But don't let facts get in the way of your prejudices.

5 minutes ago, sanemax said:

What does it matter whether there are any Asians there or not ?

Ask yogi100

1 hour ago, yogi100 said:

Farage is just another politician hoping to cultivate the Muslim vote. He knows his game inside out, he's basically the same as any Tory pandering to the electorate hoping to land a cushy job with all expenses paid and a nice fat pension when he retires.

 

Where he comes from in Downe in Kent you wont see a Pakistani shopkeeper let alone a Pakistani 'grooming gang'. He doesn't care, it means nothing to him.

 

4 minutes ago, 7by7 said:

Ask yogi100

 

He didnt post it 

6 minutes ago, sanemax said:

He didnt post it 

Did you not read the quote of his post about Farage which started this ludicrous diversion?

 

It's in my post directly above yours; the one you quoted!

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33 minutes ago, yogi100 said:

Farage now leads the Brexit Party, he quit UKIP quite a while ago.

 

The Brexit Part will want him to stand as a candidate where he'll be sure of success. They'll pick a seat where the polls indicate a degree of disgust for the two main parties rather than a safe Tory seat. Or a Labour one.

Can he be an MEP and MP at the same time

53 minutes ago, 7by7 said:

 I know where Downe is; part of the London Borough of Bromley, not in Kent.

 

Orpington is also part of the London Borough of Bromley and not in Kent.

 

In 2010, the last time he stood, Farage stood in Buckinghamshire. Very few Muslims in that seat! 

 

But don't let facts get in the way of your prejudices.

Ask any local, it's in Kent.

 

Civically and politically it may be part of the Greater London Area but historically, geographically and spiritually it's in Kent. Try telling someone from Orpington or Bromley that they're Londoners!

 

It's like telling someone from Rochdale that he's a Mancunian.

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22 minutes ago, cleopatra2 said:

Can he be an MEP and MP at the same time

Not necessary as he's unlikely to be one after 31 Oct.

1 hour ago, petemoss said:

Part of the constituency of Orpington (no Asians there). Would be logical for him to stand as MP for Orpington as UKIP have contested this seat for several elections as did the National Front before them.

 

Unfortunately for Farage, the seat has been held since the early '90s by Boris's brother Jo (ex Eton, Oxford and Bullingdon Club). Kermit would have no chance of winning the seat

 

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I live very close to Orpington , there certainly are some Asians there, even an Asian food mart in the high st. 

10 minutes ago, yogi100 said:

Ask any local, it's in Kent.

 

Civically and politically it may be part of the Greater London Area but historically, geographically and spiritually it's in Kent. Try telling someone from Orpington or Bromley that they're Londoners!

 

It's like telling someone from Rochdale that he's a Mancunian.

For the first time on this thread , and no doubt the last , I am in agreement with you.

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On 7/6/2019 at 10:10 AM, darksidedog said:

The thing it comes down to is about justice. When a court orders reporting restrictions, they normally have a very good reason to do so. It is not up to an individual, regardless of his cause and morals to simply think that the law doesn't apply to him. Releasing information may lead to an erroneous verdict if peoples minds are swayed unfairly, and if defendants are found guilty, their details will be revealed in time anyway.

If you would check somewhere except the BBC you would see he stated what had already been published in other main stream media the day before. As for him insulting the defendants on their arrival to court all you need to do is search for and watch the ACTUAL video he made that day where you will see exactly what was said. He IS a hero and it kind of sounds like most of you SOCIALIST Brits are too shallow to see what Islam is bringing to not just your country but the world...Check here    billionbibles, this is a dot org site but I don't think I can put a direct link to it but it will serve you well to check it out. OH...AND I DON'T GIVE A S..T WHAT ANY OF YOU THINK ABOUT WHAT I SAID. It is very clear you also listen and believe eavrything MSM says to you....FOOLS...Bring it on... 

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1 hour ago, sanemax said:

What does it matter whether there are any Asians there or not ?

I agree but the point also should be mentioned that lots of Asians supported Brexit. For me I don't give a flying Phileas Fogg. Support the UK and be proud to be an independent Britain and friends with our European cousins.

 

Not part of the corrupt Federalised Europe of the EU or formerly EEC. So yes be patriotic.

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1 hour ago, Laughing Gravy said:

I agree but the point also should be mentioned that lots of Asians supported Brexit. For me I don't give a flying Phileas Fogg. Support the UK and be proud to be an independent Britain and friends with our European cousins.

 

Not part of the corrupt Federalised Europe of the EU or formerly EEC. So yes be patriotic.

Good... A man whom will stand up to globalist and <deleted> You...

59 minutes ago, armadillo215 said:

If you would check somewhere except the BBC you would see he stated what had already been published in other main stream media the day before. As for him insulting the defendants on their arrival to court all you need to do is search for and watch the ACTUAL video he made that day where you will see exactly what was said. He IS a hero and it kind of sounds like most of you SOCIALIST brits (lower case) are too shallow to see what Islam is bringing to not just your country but the world...Check here    billionbibles, this is a dot org site but I don't think I can put a direct link to it but it will serve you well to check it out. OH...AND I DON'T GIVE A S..T WHAT ANY OF YOU THINK ABOUT WHAT I SAID. It is very clear you also listen and believe eavrything MSM says to you....FOOLS...Bring it on... 

After the judge ordered the 'no publicity' order, all information from others was taken off line. Only TR kept on publishing. Whether or not the information was published earlier is totally irrelevant.

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1 hour ago, stevenl said:

After the judge ordered the 'no publicity' order, all information from others was taken off line. Only TR kept on publishing. Whether or not the information was published earlier is totally irrelevant.

That is not the point. He said again what had already been said #1...# 2 that was some 14 months ago and we see now what he said had NO bearing on the case.

This has all been a total sham and a hugh cost to British taxpayer for what??? Islam rules in the UK....You deserve what you get...

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23 minutes ago, evadgib said:

 

Magna Carta??? Laughable today...Do you brits (lower case) accept this as freedom??? Very sad and disgusting...

35 minutes ago, armadillo215 said:

That is not the point. He said again what had already been said #1...# 2 that was some 14 months ago and we see now what he said had NO bearing on the case.

This has all been a total sham and a hugh cost to British taxpayer for what??? Islam rules in the UK....You deserve what you get...

Yes, that is the point. He violated the law by ignoring a court order.

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56 minutes ago, stevenl said:

Yes, that is the point. He violated the law by ignoring a court order.

And what did it effect? Did effect the verdict? NO. It is total harassment and that's all and if you don't see or agree with that that speaks volumes of who you are... 

5 hours ago, 7by7 said:

Did you not read the quote of his post about Farage which started this ludicrous diversion?

 

It's in my post directly above yours; the one you quoted!

No, I cannot see any post by Yogi about "Asians not living in Orpington" .

Which number post was it ?

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