Thousands attend Tommy Robinson demonstration at BBC HQ

**Beanz** · 03-12-2019 04:41 AM

A normal job? Ha! You are fucking reaching now Miles. I don't have to justify my business to you, you prat. Why don't you email and ask me if it pains you so much? It's almost as though you would rather belive a fantasy version of Beanz as bogeyman.

You seem incredibly insecure to give a fuck a bout not only what my work involves, but at what time of the day it happens.

Tommy may well be back inside by the end of the month. And of course your apology is accepted.

**Fenster** · 07-06-2019 04:49 AM

Dayum, I didn't even realise Tommy was still going through this prison lark, he's got 2 years this time. How you feeling, miles?

Tommy Robinson guilty of contempt of court for filming at grooming trial

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**Gandalf** · 07-06-2019 05:20 AM

Originally Posted by Fenster

Dayum, I didn't even realise Tommy was still going through this prison lark, he's got 2 years this time. How you feeling, miles?

Tommy Robinson guilty of contempt of court for filming at grooming trial

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How am I feeling. If you mean in the general, I am feeling fine. However, if you mean how do I feel about this verdict? I believe it is absurd, harsh, and as usual deflects from the real issues that the establishment appears to have no answers for. The BBC and others have done exactly the same things as Robinson. Exactly the same. However, there is no equal punishment for them. It is a political decision and designed to send a message. The UK has fallen tremendously in recent decades and rather face up to the problems, the system is reacting in order to respond to those who speak up about the problems.

Everything about Robinson is a stitch up from previous sentencing, to his social media blackout (Facebook has NEVER revealed the data alleged to have been sent by him), to the response to being attacked, now to this. All it will do is energize and radicalize and people who do support Robinson will find their support in turn grow too. It's a very interesting juncture. I have no faith in the British legal system though and think it is like many legal systems around the world in that decisions often make little sense beyond the political. 2 years in prison for this is probably more time than people get for far more serious crimes. The crime is that he has challenged authority and like in other authoritarian countries that is deemed unacceptable.

I feel mostly for Robinson of course and his wife and his children especially must be devastated that their Dad is once again being taken away for really doing very little at all. This is what radicalizes people. Instead of listening and accepting that he has a point they attempt to shut him down entirely. It is wrong because he does have a point. You do not open your borders to cultures who cannot adapt to your values.

The point was once again proven by a man stabbing Londoners precisely because they are British just last week. It would not happen if people were doing serious tests and analysis on anyone coming in. Can you adapt and fit in and if not then the door is closed. Won't work? Then get out. Break the law, then no prison. Back to where you came from. Far too soft and Robinson is not to blame. It is just seen as easier to deal with him as his supporters are mostly peaceful.

**Gandalf** · 07-06-2019 05:27 AM

Here's the man.

**Gandalf** · 07-06-2019 05:49 AM

No, I will be honest. I am actually very angry. How can one be patriotic knowing that you can physically attack someone and the police do nothing, but you ask a sex criminal a question then you spend 2 years in prison? What kind of system is that? The BBC asked Robinson a question in the same way. The media has done the same thing numerous times. Two years in prison is deplorable. I would like it if Trump would give asylum to Robinson and his family and to carry on the resistance from a place of safety. His life is in permanent danger in the UK anyway and it is no life for them. He cannot protect them in prison. They need asylum, unlike scores of others who are just fleeing poverty, these are people who have had their lives threatened constantly for years. They need to be free from this.

**Beanz** · 07-06-2019 07:53 AM

Did you just compare the millionaire Tommy Robinson, filming arrested men and broadcasting them to his fans before the convictions of their mates in linked trials, who has a foreign holiday in the sun several times a year and earns thousands of pounds a month, with a penniless Asylum seeker that may have fled thousands of miles from a country literally flattened by bombs and the ravages of war, torture and the death of their kids and extended family because they spoke out against a dictators death squads.

Or did you just mean people who left their country because they can earn a lot more money for working a lot less hours elsewhere.

Use you anger wisely mate it's not infinite.

**Gandalf** · 07-06-2019 08:15 AM

Originally Posted by Beanz

Did you just compare the millionaire Tommy Robinson, filming arrested men and broadcasting them to his fans before the convictions of their mates in linked trials, who has a foreign holiday in the sun several times a year and earns thousands of pounds a month, with a penniless Asylum seeker that may have fled thousands of miles from a country literally flattened by bombs and the ravages of war, torture and the death of their kids and extended family because they spoke out against a dictators death squads.

Or did you just mean people who left their country because they can earn a lot more money for working a lot less hours elsewhere.

Use you anger wisely mate it's not infinite.

Yes, I did. Robinson has received thousands of death threats and if you were in his position you would shit yourself having shat yourself over Brock alone coming to see you. At this moment in time I would politely ask you to pull your own neck back in. There are a lot of very angry people out there. When a man is being sent to prison for doing nothing more than what the BBC itself does, then there is something wrong and people will get upset. I would much rather have a million Tommy Robinson's than the kind of people who sexually molest children or want to bring in their own system of law. Sorry, but that is just the way I am.