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[Politics] Anjem Choudary’s release ???
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Clive Walker
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release clause? always good to get a freebie
he was in contempt of court from the kent trial and given a suspended sentence .......have the leeds proceedings been finalised yet....there's nothing about it in the media despite all the whoo haa about TR being locked up ......it's not being covered...
I'm not being obtuse at all. He had been warned previously that his behaviour was potentially illegal and he would be prosecuted if he carried on. There's no confusion or mystery over it at all. Protecting children involved in court cases is completely normal, and it would appear the reason why there were reporting restrictions in place.
He's not exactly "the media" is he? Yaxley-Lennon is not a proper journalist, he's a bloke who often looks to cause trouble, some would say with noble aims, but he's no journalist and let's not pretend he is. He knew exactly what he was doing and the risks that came with it.
he was in contempt of court from the kent trial and given a suspended sentence .......have the leeds proceedings been finalised yet....
Muslim rape gang Trials have D notices , others generally do not .
https://thesecretbarrister.com/2018/05/25/what-has-happened-to-poor-tommy-robinson/
Secret Barrister article takes the Tommy Robinson defender's arguments apart, point by point. Not got a leg to stand on legally.
Secret Barrister article takes the Tommy Robinson defender's arguments apart, point by point. Not got a leg to stand on legally.
Baldseagull
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Mate, it was you that said he had killed everyone that said anything against him. Please understand, what I think of Mohammed is in no way dependant on what the majority of Muslims may believe, for instance, I don't believe he had chats with Gabriel in a cave.
The video you posted I was largely in agreement with till about 5 minutes in.
Baldseagull
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Is that in the Quran?
I have a mate whose daughter is a decent painter, he told me she had been invited to hang some of her work in a small gallery in London, by the time the story had gone around a few people, the next time I heard of it, a few days later, she had a full exhibition in the Tate. She would probably get the credit for building the Gallery as a 3 year old, and painting every thing that ever hung there, if all we had was oral passing of tales for a couple of hundred years.
he was in contempt of court from the kent trial and given a suspended sentence .......have the leeds proceedings been finalised yet....
150 degrees would be fairly obtuse but I'm prepared to go past 180 degrees............
He seems to have a martyr complex. As noted earlier, reminds me of Ronnie Lee. Using a psudonym is weird in itself. Just checked Wiki and he has serial aliases!!! "Stephen Christopher Yaxley-Lennon (born 27 November 1982), known by the pseudonym Tommy Robinson, and previously as Andrew McMaster and Paul Harris". Mental health issues for certain.
What's wrong with changing your name, Bushy?
Mmmmmmm.......well we also have the artist formerly known as Granny Weatherwax, but I get your drift. The resonance .... resonates. I don't like to see folk suffering, either
symyjym
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Should be interesting how this pans out:
Austria to shut seven 'political' mosques and expel imams
Austria has said it will close down seven mosques and expel imams who it says are funded by foreign countries.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-44410597
Austria to shut seven 'political' mosques and expel imams
Austria has said it will close down seven mosques and expel imams who it says are funded by foreign countries.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-44410597
symyjym
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Jihadis free to roam the UK: Concerns over tracking dangerous extremists as only 40 out of 400 British fanatics returning from Syria and Iraq have been prosecuted
"Only 40 of the 400 British jihadis who fought in Syria and Iraq have been prosecuted on their return home.
At least 360 battle-hardened fanatics are being allowed to go free because there is too little evidence to convict them.
The figures, disclosed by security minister Ben Wallace, will raise concerns over whether the authorities can keep track of all the dangerous extremists on our streets"............more
"Only 40 of the 400 British jihadis who fought in Syria and Iraq have been prosecuted on their return home.
At least 360 battle-hardened fanatics are being allowed to go free because there is too little evidence to convict them.
The figures, disclosed by security minister Ben Wallace, will raise concerns over whether the authorities can keep track of all the dangerous extremists on our streets"............more
- Apr 5, 2014
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I suppose, playing devil's advocate, the question is who they fought with. It may be that most of them are not a threat to internal national security. If they link themselves with terrorist groups that plot against the west then that would be different,
symyjym
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That's the trouble; there is no way of the checking activity of a person in Iraq or Syria, but only a 10% success rate is poor. For every person coming back from these war zones, they would have a large support network of sympathisers giving them sanctury to brainwash the next generation..