Elon Musk ‘helping Tommy Robinson with £120k legal fees'

Express Newspapers ^ | Wed, Apr 30, 2025 | Eleanor Burleigh

[Telepathic Intruder]

He’s in jail for threatening the Islamic child rape business going on in the once great U.K. The PM’s don’t like that.

[Harmless Teddy Bear]

Tommy Robinson is a touchstone for finding people who are genuinely concerned about what is going on and finding actual solutions and those who just want to run their mouths.

They are normal people who are being chewed up by a corrupt system.

The delicate flowers who shudder at a member of the great unwashed fighting back because they are just so crude should never be allowed to lead anything. They will throw you and the cause under the bus because they do not actually believe it it.

Such people should not be trusted.

[Texas Fossil]

True, but disgusting even thinking about the UK officials covering for this.

I applaud Elon Musk for his help with Tommy Robinson.

[Desron13]

The far-Right activist Tommy Robinson is reportedly being bankrolled by Tesla and X owner Elon Musk, months after the convicted criminal caused a rift between Musk and Reform UK leader Nigel Farage."

"Far Right", "Convicted Criminal", Hmmm... Where have we typically herd these terms before? I have been following Mr. Robinson efforts for over five years now and I can safely say he is neither. What say you?

[ArcadeQuarters]

> far-Right activist

Far-right because he opposes the rape of children. You can make a lot of powerful enemies that way.

[Harmless Teddy Bear]

He is not far-right. Very few people that they say are far-right are actually Far-Right. Mostly they are moderate. Some even left leaning.

He is a convicted criminal but he was convicted of things that should not have been crimes in the first place. IMHO that makes him a hero.

That is what I say but my opinion counts for nothing in the UK so it has no weight.

[packrat35]

What is amazing is that he was convicted of terrorism for not giving out his phone PIN.

Actual terrorists are treated better over there...

[PGalt]

HOORAY Elon Musk!

[Harmless Teddy Bear]

Yep.

[Telepathic Intruder]

Yup. He's done a lot of good things. The Left hates him, so he must be doing something right.

[DiogenesLamp]

Robinson has faced a slew of legal setbacks in recent months, including losing an appeal to shorten his 18-month prison sentence for contempt of court after he repeated libellous comments about a Syrian refugee. The activist, whose real name is Stephen Yaxley-Lennon, also lost a challenge against his segregation in jail in March and was charged under the Terrorism Act for failing to disclose his mobile phone PIN number last year.

England is a shitty tyrannical company, and the United States should start looking at it as a hostile nation.

[Desron13]

"He is a convicted criminal but he was convicted of things that should not have been crimes in the first place."

That's what juries are for. I can't help but notice that Mr. Robinson has never really had one.

[Desron13]

"Such people should not be trusted."

Agreed. It should go without saying in any remotely sane society. I tend to agree with Robert Heinlein. "An armed society is a polite society." Nuff said.

[Harmless Teddy Bear]

As you say.

Which is why I believe that people who attempt to avoid jury duty are in the same category as draft dodgers. You will never have more power to influence the way the country is going then when you sit on a jury.

Although I am not sure jury nullification works the same way in the UK as it does in the US.

[Desron13]

"Which is why I believe that people who attempt to avoid jury duty are in the same category as draft dodgers."

Once again I agree. However. The problem is getting sane people on any given jury in the US. the last time I was called for jury duty was in Texas. It was for a capital murder trial where an accomplice to an armed robbery that resulted in the murder of a store clerk at point blank range with a 9mm hand gun was to be held accountable. I was asked in jury selection directly if I would vote for the death penalty and I said the defendant was just as culpable as the person that actually pulled the trigger. I was immediately dismissed from the jury pool by the defendants defense team. How fair do you think that is?

[Texas Fossil]

Yes. Agree.

[Harmless Teddy Bear]

My grandma told me that "fair" was a place you went on rides and ate cotton candy.

The better question was, is it just?

And the answer is yeah, the defense had a certain number of strikes just as the prosecution does. So it was just.

For the record I agree with you, once you start down the robbery with violence road someone is going to get hurt. And, since this was a totally predictable outcome, you carry the full responsibility.

[Organic Panic]

The UK is trying to kill him without getting their hands dirty. The UK is a cowardly colony of Oslam too afraid to hold the knife of allah so gives it their Islamic masters.

[Tom Tetroxide]

The once great UK is now Perfidious Albion.