Love him or hate him the lads got some nuts, caught this lad a cracker here.

 

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=_BNP2y7ELus&feature=youtu.be

How did this one pan out then?

 

 

http://www.youtu.be/X77qP17Ljjg

Fuck him. When you live your life on YouTube you shouldn’t expect any time off. You might be forgiven for expecting better from journalists but, even then, you’re a bit fucking naive.

Calling that bearded fuckwit a journalist is stretching it a bit.

They can slag him, belittle him, criticise him, laugh at him all they want.

 

He has tapped into something we all know is there but are afraid to speak of (well some are, anyway).

 

We need more Tommy Robinson's and less shrinking violets petrified of 'hurting feelings'. 

No-ones fucking afraid to speak out.

 

There's grooming c*nts of muslim heritage up and down the fucking land.

 

Investigate them, arrest them, try them, convict them and sling the fucking key away. Ditto terrorists and plotters.

 

Despite previous failings that's the job of the police and judiciary.

 

Not some little jumped up fraudster beauty parlour owner with a Mussolini fetish. The c*nt, who seems moderately intelligent, could've had a successful career in the aviation industry but pissed his chips by being a 'pwopa nawty' goon...

 

Now he's seen a gap in the market for a demagogue and decided to feather his nest that way. It'll certainly beat the £50k pa he'd have been legitimately earning if he hadn't been such a tit.

 

The worst part is grown men with twenty years on Lennon can't see through him.

 

Explain his bed-in with Quilliam? Filthy lucre, same as his book, same as his panhandling at every opportunity - one may suggest he contrived to get sent down to set up a 'Free Tommy' legal fund - if he was always to keep the excess.

 

Open your eyes.

 

Don’t poke the snake or you will end up running away.

 

Harassing TR 

The newspaper states 'Tommy Robinson suns himself with Islamaphobe Lutz Bachmann whilst on bail' So TR says, he spent 2 mins with me when I arrrived, Reporter 'What all the way to Tenerife' TR - He lives here you fucking idiot, brilliant. I do hope he does one of his troll watch next time the bearded twat goes on holiday 

No-ones fucking afraid to speak out.

 

There's grooming c*nts of muslim heritage up and down the fucking land.

 

Investigate them, arrest them, try them, convict them and sling the fucking key away. Ditto terrorists and plotters.

 

Despite previous failings that's the job of the police and judiciary.

 

Not some little jumped up fraudster beauty parlour owner with a Mussolini fetish. The c*nt, who seems moderately intelligent, could've had a successful career in the aviation industry but pissed his chips by being a 'pwopa nawty' goon...

 

Now he's seen a gap in the market for a demagogue and decided to feather his nest that way. It'll certainly beat the £50k pa he'd have been legitimately earning if he hadn't been such a tit.

 

The worst part is grown men with twenty years on Lennon can't see through him.

 

Explain his bed-in with Quilliam? Filthy lucre, same as his book, same as his panhandling at every opportunity - one may suggest he contrived to get sent down to set up a 'Free Tommy' legal fund - if he was always to keep the excess.

 

Open your eyes.

“No-ones fucking afraid to speak out”

 

Pull the other one, how many people in positions of power have spoken out against these gangs?

We need more Tommy Robinson's and less shrinking violets petrified of 'hurting feelings'.

We need fewer apostrophes.

This is a decent interview with Brittany Pettibone, there are better, my favourite is SFS or his Oxford Union but this is shorter

 

No-ones fucking afraid to speak out.

 

There's grooming c*nts of muslim heritage up and down the fucking land.

 

Investigate them, arrest them, try them, convict them and sling the fucking key away. Ditto terrorists and plotters.

 

Despite previous failings that's the job of the police and judiciary.

 

 

See the second part of your post is personal opinion on the bloke and his supporters. Some may agree, some won’t, some like myself will be somewhere in the middle.

 

You can think some of his followers are racist goons just up for a ruck and still agree with some of what he says you know.

 

Anyway, the main issue in this, is the stuff you mention in the first bit of your post. The sideshow of robinson and his marches aside...it’s the first bit that is important here.

 

You say people aren’t afraid to speak out? I’d say they are, they have been and that’s why we are currently encountering case after case dating back nearly a decade.

 

Comparatively, would you say people were afraid to speak out against high ranking politicians or bbc personalities in those particular cases? Of course they were. It’s exaclty the same in these cases.

 

You say it’s the authorities job to investigate etc. No it isnt. Not when public safety and safety of young girls across every town with a Muslim populace in country is at stake. It’s up to the general public, authorities, the Muslim community, every man jack and his dog to be aware and observant to do everything possible to stop cases like these ever happening again.

 

If it takes a tommy robinson to raise the profile of these cases and stop just one girl getting groomed or one gang getting busted then surely that’s a good thing?

 

The investigating thing you speak of has not been done properly. It’s a failed system due to authorities failing to act due to the storm it would’ve created if they had.

 

Whether it be grooming gangs or radicalisation in mosques, robinson has been highlighting these things for years. But the authorities didn’t act before it’s too late.

 

Politicians, police, social services, the media have been shit scared to anywhere near the subject Robisnon has raised for years, because those involved are Muslim. That isn’t conjecture, that’s fact. There’s no other reason.

 

And again it goes back to previous arguments that have been had on here. Raising these points and agreeing with Robison that these issues need addressing and authorities need to be stronger on the Muslim community to stop radicalisation and every other issue their faith causes, doesn’t make you a racist.

 

It doesn’t make you hate Muslims, and it doesn’t make you a tommy robinson knuckle dragging fan boy.

 

The Muslim populace brings many good things to this country imo. Immigration and integration is a wonderful thing and something our multicultural nation should be proud of.

 

However, there are major flaws within certain aspect of it. Flaws that put our people and children in danger. Flaws that have been ignored and swept under carpet for years and years.

 

As I’ve said before, it’s a shit state of affairs when it takes a football hooligan from Luton and a camcorder to create enough puff and wind that people actually think, hang on a minute maybe this Isn’t working after all.

Edited August 19, 20187 yr by gonzo

I also think this is brilliant from the Times but TR was saying this 2 years before the Times

 

The 'no-one's afraid to speak out' was in reply to Bolty's inference ("some of us" etc.) that certain folk, here and elsewhere (usually of his despised and largely imagined 'leftist cable') stick our fingers in our ears, close our eyes and go 'La, la, La...'

 

I should've quoted him, I should've kept the diatribe against Lennon separate.

 

The fucking c*nts who allowed this to happen should've been in the dock alongside the beasts imo, for what that's worth.

 

Stephen Lennon jeopardised an ongoing trial, for no other reason than to boost his profile. It didn't need 'highlighting' - the judicial process was in effect.

 

That tells me all I need to know about him. I'm in broad agreement with most of your points, I'll disagree 'til the cows come home that 'Tommy' is part of the solution.

 

If you think he is you believe a whole 'community' (not that it exists) is complicit in a culture of silence, that Government, police, judiciary and other whole professional bodies aren't fit for purpose - you may as well bugger off to The Caliphate if your confidence in our society is so low.

 

As an adjunct, this subject was very close to home a few years back - my initial instinct to 'help' was of the 'bally and bat' variety, instead I supported those involved and let the professionals (not Bodie and Doyle) do their work - they were tireless and first class.

 

Lennon couldn't match an hour's worth of their work in a year, no, more...

Edited August 19, 20187 yr by Youri McAnespie

Great post, Youri.

Cheers, Lennon and others of his ilk thrive on the trope 'the left' and other 'liberals' are happy to see these monsters (rapists, agitators and terrorists) walk free, that we are afraid of upsetting sensibilities. It's bollocks and needs showing up as such.

 

The gross failings in the past have given us an opportunity to learn from those mistakes. That's how our society, one of the best, if not the best, functions. The fact there's wave after wave of prosecutions of nonces, that young men who've wrote 'get a car, get a knife, go to a pub, kill kuffar/puffs' on a sheet of A4 are getting 10 year sentences gives me confidence we're now largely getting it right.

Edited August 19, 20187 yr by Youri McAnespie

See the second part of your post is personal opinion on the bloke and his supporters. Some may agree, some won’t, some like myself will be somewhere in the middle.

 

You can think some of his followers are racist goons just up for a ruck and still agree with some of what he says you know.

 

Anyway, the main issue in this, is the stuff you mention in the first bit of your post. The sideshow of robinson and his marches aside...it’s the first bit that is important here.

 

You say people aren’t afraid to speak out? I’d say they are, they have been and that’s why we are currently encountering case after case dating back nearly a decade.

 

Comparatively, would you say people were afraid to speak out against high ranking politicians or bbc personalities in those particular cases? Of course they were. It’s exaclty the same in these cases.

 

You say it’s the authorities job to investigate etc. No it isnt. Not when public safety and safety of young girls across every town with a Muslim populace in country is at stake. It’s up to the general public, authorities, the Muslim community, every man jack and his dog to be aware and observant to do everything possible to stop cases like these ever happening again.

 

If it takes a tommy robinson to raise the profile of these cases and stop just one girl getting groomed or one gang getting busted then surely that’s a good thing?

 

The investigating thing you speak of has not been done properly. It’s a failed system due to authorities failing to act due to the storm it would’ve created if they had.

 

Whether it be grooming gangs or radicalisation in mosques, robinson has been highlighting these things for years. But the authorities didn’t act before it’s too late.

 

Politicians, police, social services, the media have been shit scared to anywhere near the subject Robisnon has raised for years, because those involved are Muslim. That isn’t conjecture, that’s fact. There’s no other reason.

 

And again it goes back to previous arguments that have been had on here. Raising these points and agreeing with Robison that these issues need addressing and authorities need to be stronger on the Muslim community to stop radicalisation and every other issue their faith causes, doesn’t make you a racist.

 

It doesn’t make you hate Muslims, and it doesn’t make you a tommy robinson knuckle dragging fan boy.

 

The Muslim populace brings many good things to this country imo. Immigration and integration is a wonderful thing and something our multicultural nation should be proud of.

 

However, there are major flaws within certain aspect of it. Flaws that put our people and children in danger. Flaws that have been ignored and swept under carpet for years and years.

 

As I’ve said before, it’s a shit state of affairs when it takes a football hooligan from Luton and a camcorder to create enough puff and wind that people actually think, hang on a minute maybe this Isn’t working after all.

This

Well write it yersen next time.

Youri- you not a fan of Mr Robinson are you?

To be fair stood face to face it'd be hard to disagree with some of his viewpoints and 'facts' - but that's why he's so poisonous...

 

He twists and turns like Snake Pass.

 

That anyone is blind to the fact he's driven monetarily is what gets my goat.

 

Not his biggest fan, yes.

 

If he was a former C.B. I'd probably think he was at least 51% 'good' though.

 

Edit: and if he tried to stick the nut on me, or to put the frighteners on me I'd give him a reet good tickling back. (To be read in Harry Enfield's cockney celebrity bloke character's voice).

Edited August 19, 20187 yr by Youri McAnespie

It's not a particularly safe career he's chosen. I hope his earnings account for it!

 

Anyroad, I find it difficult to fully 'embrace' him, not because I don't agree with much of what he says but because of his methods.

 

At the same time, as many have mentioned, had those in echelons of power recognised the issues and addressed them then he may not have had a platform.

“No-ones fucking afraid to speak out”

 

Pull the other one, how many people in positions of power have spoken out against these gangs?

 

 

Spot on but you must admit that Youri delivered a fine rant/tantrum 

We need fewer apostrophes.

 

 

Fair point. Too many dark lagers at the Nowhere Brewery before typing that. 24C on a winters day. Ridiculous.

 

Crusaders in defence of English grammar. I like it.

This is a decent interview with Brittany Pettibone, there are better, my favourite is SFS or his Oxford Union but this is shorter

 

She's hardly Paxman is she?! To be fair, if even a small percentage of what he says there is wholly accurate, then nobody could blame him for knocking the whole thing on the head. Whatever he may be, he does appear to at least at have the courage of his convictions

She's hardly Paxman is she?! To be fair, if even a small percentage of what he says there is wholly accurate, then nobody could blame him for knocking the whole thing on the head. Whatever he may be, he does appear to at least at have the courage of his convictions

 

Nah, this is TR with Paxman, apparantly he shook his hand after the interview and said 'Keep doing what you're doing Tommy' Douglas Murray is saying exactly yhe same things as TR but Douglas is Eton educated and more articulate so Murray is a conservative but TR is a far right hate monger

 

Youri, Quilliam paid his bills whilst he was in prison, they used him he used them, I don't think he's ever said anything otherwise

Jeremy Paxman also interviewed Russell Brand and after the interview was finished he took Brand out for an Indian vegetarian smörgåsbord, Paxo got smashed on ale and they decamped to a lapdancing club - when they parted company at 5am a teary-eyed Jeremy embraced Russell and said "I fucking love you mate, keep on keeping on. Up the Revolution! Power to the People!"

Youri, Quilliam paid his bills whilst he was in prison, they used him he used them, I don't think he's ever said anything otherwise

So he's an arch-hypocrite as well as a fraudster, I mean brother-in-law helper outer stitch-up victim.