“I’m being arrested for a breach of the peace. You’ve all watched this. Can you get me a solicitor?” Robinson asked the police who were beginning to arrest him.
A policeman fired back: “Do I understand what I’ve just told you? You’ve been arrested on suspicion of causing a breach to the peace.”
Robinson continued to rant about the apparent injustice of his situation: “I’m inciting people. How have I incited people? This is free speech; this is where we’re at. You’re not even allowed to.
“This is ridiculous. Lads, do you feel right about what you’re doing here? I haven’t said a word.”
Robinson will now have to spend 13 months in jail due to a suspected sentence for a previous charge related to court filming. This follows the jailing of British First leaders Paul Golding and Jayda Fransen in March for handing out leaflets. Other right-wing activists have been denied entry into the country. Robinson’s supporters fear that considering his bold public stance against radical Islam, this may be a death sentence for the right-wing activist.
Dutch right-wing leader Geert Wilders jumped onto Twitter to express his dismay with what has taken place in Britain.
Arrested for “breaching the peace” while reporting on a Islamic grooming gang trial?
Is this Saudi-Arabia?
Has the United Kingdom become a police state?
Jail = a death sentence for Tommy Robinson.
Come to your senses United Kingdom!#TommyRobinson twitter.com/lauren_souther…
It’s now impossible to deny: The Orwellian nightmare is live and in full effect in Britain.Read More HERE
No comments:
Post a Comment
Test Word Verification