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To: RandFan

I don’t know (or care) enough about UK politics, but as I understand it, Farage does not support Tommy Robinson - a man who has shined a light on the mass child-rape atrocities carried out by Pakistanis in the UK, and has paid for it with imprisonment. If you care about free speech and about political persecution, it seems to me you should be calling for Robinson’s immediate release. If Farage does not do so, it’d be interesting to hear his reasons.


2 posted on 01/05/2025 7:31:07 AM PST by AnotherUnixGeek
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To: AnotherUnixGeek

That’s what it comes down to.

Farage doesn’t want him in his party. He wouldnt let him join it


3 posted on 01/05/2025 7:33:02 AM PST by RandFan
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To: AnotherUnixGeek

I have been trying to figure out why Farage keeps telling everyone TR is just a criminal.

I assume the things TR has been charged with are due to his politics.

Or are they just rivals? One MAGA like the other not.

I am not up on UK politics.


6 posted on 01/05/2025 7:35:56 AM PST by dforest
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To: AnotherUnixGeek

“… Farage does not support Tommy Robinson - a man who has shined a light on the mass child-rape atrocities carried out by Pakistanis in the UK, and has paid for it with imprisonment….”
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If true that would be a MAJOR flaw. If a person cannot recognize a problem they could definitely not solve the problem and Farage would simply merely be another cuck differing only in degree from the other cucks destroying a once great nation.


7 posted on 01/05/2025 7:37:13 AM PST by House Atreides (I’m now ULTRA-MAGA-PRO-MAX)
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To: AnotherUnixGeek

There is ultimately a lot of Muslim money as in the Gulf and Emirates tied to the UK and its politics. Farage is likely sensitive to it.

Musk supports Israel all out as opposed to the more tepid positions taken by British politicians in general.


9 posted on 01/05/2025 7:39:26 AM PST by Nextrush (FREEDOM IS EVERYBODY'S BUSINESS-REMEMBER REV. NIEMOLLER)
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To: AnotherUnixGeek

Britain desperately needs someone with a bigger vision than Farage has. He is afraid of all the “Asians” that are now such a major part of the failed British state. He has too much laid-back old establishment in him to create a true revolution amongst the people.

Farage can’t create the “fight” within the population…his rejection of Tommy Robinson shows it. Britain needs a leader with charisma and unwavering fight within him to unite with the Tommy Robinson faction for Britain to have any chance of survival. Farage is not that guy.


10 posted on 01/05/2025 7:42:00 AM PST by Scott from the Left Coast
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To: AnotherUnixGeek

I have always really liked Nigel but it ticked me off !listening to him trash Tommy Robinson in his recent interview. Would Nigel go to prison twice for his beliefs?


16 posted on 01/05/2025 8:07:04 AM PST by Georgia Girl 2 (The only purpose of a pistol is to fight your way back to the rifle you should never have dropped)
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To: AnotherUnixGeek

Tommy Robinson has been smeared and labelled as a Neo-Nazi by the British establishment, corporate elites and BBC since he first appeared on the scene.

For much of the UK, that label still sticks to him. He’s cockney, had a rough youth, and speaks like a working-class bloke, so it helps the British ruling class and urban elites to mold the image of him as some kind of uneducated radical.

They would do the same to someone in the USA with a heavy Southern accent.

Tommy Robinson’s adult wife has been one of a political prisoner of free speech, literally no different from one we would have seen in the former Soviet Union or Eastern Europe

He’s a thorn in the side of the Government, In and out of prison, too famous to kill, yet too dangerous to free. A government which is attempting to cover-up some major defect and consequence of their Marxism.


17 posted on 01/05/2025 8:11:59 AM PST by PGR88
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To: AnotherUnixGeek

Tommy Robinson violated a court injunction not to repeat allegations that a civil court found to be libelous. He admitted as such in court and was willing to take the consequences.

Under US law you can also be sued for making libelous and defamatory statements, and if found guilty, subject to a court injunction banning you from repeating them and potentially jailed for contempt of court if you violate that court order.

I can’t really comment on whether the verdict on his comments being libelous was a fair one. He says they weren’t, the court said they were. Regardless, there was an injunction on him repeating them and he did it anyway, which is why he is in jail.

There have been plenty of other people who have pointed out these atrocities who have not been jailed because they did not lose any civil court cases by people suing them resulting in injunctions that were subsequently violated.


29 posted on 01/05/2025 9:23:18 AM PST by sinsofsolarempirefan
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