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Protesters gather outside jail for the release of EDL leader

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Members of the EDL protest about the imprisonment on Tommy Robinson

Members of the EDL protest about the imprisonment on Tommy Robinson

Political activists gathered outside a prison in a show of support for their leader who is currently remanded in the jail.

Around 30 members of the English Defence League (EDL) were stood near to the entrance of Bedford Prison on Wednesday with pictures of Tommy Robinson, of Luton, claiming his human rights are being breached.

It follows bail conditions enforced by Blackburn Magistrates’ Court that require Mr Robinson not to partake in activities relating to the EDL.

Last weekend he was alleged to have broken these conditions at a demonstration of the EDL in Tower Hamlets.

He appeared before Luton Magistrates’ Court on Monday and was remanded in custody.

Kevin Carroll, also of Luton, who is key figurehead for the group, was among the demonstrators outside of the prison.

Speaking using a megaphone, he said: “One man has been jailed for an alleged offence he hasn’t committed and the alleged victim has sworn in a document that it wasn’t Tommy Robinson who hit him.

“This country is becoming more like China every year. Tommy has more bravery in his little finger than the powers that be in Westminster.” One EDL supporter, Dave Hedges, of Dunstable, said: “Why shouldn’t he be able to speak? Tommy Robinson is being persecuted and we are all here to show our support to a great bloke.” Barry Taylor, of Milton Keynes, added: “I’m not a member of the EDL but I am a democratic activist.

“I might not necessarily agree with Tommy Robinson but if he’s not been convicted of a crime then he should be able to have his say.” A spokesman for Bedfordshire Police said the protest passed off without any incident.

September 11th 2011

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By EDL News Team in September 7th 2011   No Comment »
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This year, as last, Tommy Robinson had every intention of travelling to America for the 9/11 memorial. However, due to his recent incarceration as a political prisoner arising from ridiculous and exaggerated charges placed on him by the UK’s once enviable justice system, his chances of gaining a visa permitting travel to the USA are probably nil.

It is with great regret that he is unable to travel to commemorate the solemn anniversary. Our hearts go out to our cousins.  We always have and always will stand in solidarity with you for we continue to share a common goal; the struggle against Radical Islam.

We will never forget all those lives lost on a day when followers of Radical Islam took so many innocent lives just as they did in London on 7/7.

Due to the restrictions on travelling to the USA, the EDL will always welcome our American friends to meet with us in England.

We’d like to close by remembering the words of our greatest leader and English man, Sir Winston Churchill, that aptly described a fight our two nations joined forces in decades ago, and which are just as apposite now:

We have before us an ordeal of the most grievous kind. We have before us many, many long months of struggle and of suffering. You ask, what is our policy? I will say: It is to wage war, by sea, land, and air, with all our might and with all the strength that God can give us; to wage war against a monstrous tyranny never surpassed in the dark, lamentable catalogue of human crime. That is our policy. You ask, what is our aim? I can answer in one word: It is victory, victory at all costs, victory in spite of all terror, victory, however long and hard the road may be.

 

We will never forget, we will never forgive, we will be unwavering in our struggle and we will never surrender to the dark forces of radical Islam, not now not ever!

Tommy Robinson barred from attending all EDL events by British Government

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EDL Leader Tommy Robinsion Banned From EDL Political Activities By Stasi British State

By Aeneas Lavinium • on June 16, 2011

The following is from the EDL website and refers to the continued persecution of EDL Leader Tommy Robinsion:

Defence League fall victim to the regime of those in high places in a pathetic attempt to silence the truth.

Our leader, Tommy Robinson, was charged yesterday by Lancashire police over the Blackburn demonstration and by the Bedfordshire police over the local Luton demonstration against Richard Howitt.

http://englishdefenceleague.org/cont…l-Islam-stupid

The Blackburn demonstration was on the 2nd of April, two and a half months ago, and the Luton protest was three weeks ago, so why are the police suddenly finding reasons to charge Tommy? We’ve already seen Tommy face various trumped-up charges that have been laughed out of court, and we’ve seen the ludicrous charge against him of assaulting a police officer as the Muslim extremists burnt poppies.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FtJ2ZuqfDuw

(If you can see anyone being assaulted here who isn’t Tommy, please get in touch — you have special powers!) Continue Reading →

Tommy Robinson on Australian radio.

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Tommy was on a well known Australian TV show called ’60 Minutes’ the night before, and it was a great clip even if I do think there was an unfortunate editing decision after a crucial question on Englands working class and racism. However the overall clip on Tommy and the EDL was fantastic and an Oz. radio station decided to do a follow up interview with Tommy. Here is is with lots of great photos from various demos as well as the EDL trip to New York and the no Ground Zero Mosque demo as well.

EDL on Australia’s 60 minutes

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A word of advice to Tommy Robinson. Sue the makers of 60 Minutes and start the proceedure today. At the 10 minute mark, the host asks you if the EDL are all people like “yourself” who are all working class and racist. The answer is clearly edited so that the racist question is never addressed. This is simply not acceptable. You, and all the people present in that room, should sue.