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Facebook bans anyone who posts about Tommy Robinson. Unless you compare him to a convicted communist genocidal maniac

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Facebook spokesman compares Tommy Robinson to convicted war criminal Ratko Mladic

Many viewers were likely left speechless last week after watching Deadline – one of Denmark’s most popular news programs during an interview with Peter Andreas Münster, Facebook’s Head of Communications for the Nordic Region. The issue was Facebook’s decision to censor virtually everything connected to the English journalist Tommy Robinson.

Facebook censors Danish Media Outlet and Free Speech Organization

Earlier this year, Facebook banned the Danish online media news outlet 24NYT. The organization is known for criticizing the establishment and focusing on the negative consequences of Muslim immigration to Denmark.

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That happened when the Facebook official said that; “In this way, we consider him [Tommy Robinson] a person in line with Ratko Mladic.”

(We are looking into translating at least segments of the TV show linked in the article above at the word, “Interview”. But for now the thing to know is, you will be banned from Facebook for writing about Tommy Robinson, that is unless you compare him to people who have murdered scores and scores of people, and are said to be guilty of genocide.

Here is what Wikipedia has to say about Ratko Mladic:

Ratko Mladi? (Serbian Cyrillic: ????? ??????, pronounced [râtko ml??dit??]; born 12 March 1942) is a Bosnian Serb convicted war criminal and former military commander who led the Army of Republika Srpska (VRS) as a general during the Yugoslav Wars.[1][2][3] He was later found guilty of committing war crimes, crimes against humanity, and genocide by the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY).

 

On 31 May 2011, Mladi? was extradited to The Hague, where he was processed at the detention center that holds suspects for the ICTY. His trial formally began in The Hague on 16 May 2012 and was concluded on 22 November 2017 finding him guilty and sentencing him to life in prison.

 

A long-time member of the League of Communists of Yugoslavia, Mladi? began his career in the Yugoslav People’s Army (JNA) in 1965. He came to prominence in the Yugoslav Wars, initially as a high-ranking officer of the Yugoslav People’s Army and subsequently as the Chief of the General Staff of the Army of Republika Srpska in the Bosnian War of 1992–95. He has been referred to by certain media outlets as the “Butcher of Bosnia”.

Please spread this around. No matter what you think of Tommy Robinson, this interview by Facebook on Danish TV is a new order of magnitude of communist information totalitarianism. The comparison of Facebook principle, Mark Zuckerberg, while still inaccurate, would actually be closer to the truth, as his actions and the ideology they imply, are much closer to a communist psycho than anything Tommy Robinson has ever done in his life time.

At someone point soon, we hope to interview a member of the Danish Free Press Society about what happened to them at Facebook and why. The punchline you already know. Banned from Facebook for writing something less insanely inflammatory about Tommy Robinson.

In the UK, people with FIFTY convictions have been spared jail

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Tommy Robinson has long conversation with Julian Assange

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Hard to imagine that was an accident. I wonder what the prison is up to. Both cells have to be bugged.

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The perversion of US and UK justice by selective enforcement

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1. Clare Lopez on “The Great Purge”

(I believe that it was actually Robert Mueller who did this great purge of islamic references from any potential terror investigation. This was revealed in an interview we did with Brad Johnson last month)

2. British people react nearly appropriately to the conviction of Tommy Robinson for causing distress to muslim rape gangs of British little girls, who forced them into sex slavery and torture, by asking them how they felt about their verdict.

I must agree with these protestors. It actually is the police. As they have known about these rape gangs and done less than nothing, often returning the victim to the abusers when they get the courage to run away and report it.

3. Five ex-heads of Scotland Yard call for public inquiry into state of policing as they warn country has ‘descended into lawlessness’

Five former heads of Scotland Yard have called for a public inquiry into the state of policing in Britain as they warned the drug and knife crime epidemic has plunged the country into lawlessness.

 

In a letter to The Times, the former commissioners said forces’ resources have been “drained to dangerously low levels” meaning that victims of crime now have “perilously low expectations”. 

 

They wrote: “The reduction of police and support staff by more than 30,000, the virtual destruction of neighbourhood policing and the inadvisable undermining of lawful police powers such as stop and search have taken their toll.” 

Theresa May is heavily criticised in the letter, and the five former senior officers each condemned the “emasculation of British policing” under her watch as home secretary. 

 

Sir Mark Rowley, former head of counter-terrorism, is one of the five to have signed the letter. He told BBC Radio 4’s Today programme that Police and Crime Commissioners should be abolished and the 43 police forces in England and Wales should be merged.

4. Day one of Tommy’s Contempt Of Court charge has thrown up a MASSIVE legal question. Prosecutor Andrew Caldecott QC accused Tommy of SUBJECTIVE RECKLESSNESS.

(This may seem a day or two out of date, but it shows how this trial appeared to be more political than legal. It takes selective enforcement to a whole new level when charges can seemingly be invented as needs be)

5. Interview with Tommy Robinson on his conviction.

 

In fact, a massive shadow-ban, tantamount to real banning, (as happened to me)

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Avi Yemeni makes the important point that what is needed, is examples of where Tommy Robinson violated T&S and show a consistent set of rules that are equally enforced. But as Youtube and Google are ideologically driven and authoritarian in an informational sense, organizations, we will not see those. They reserve the right to selectively enforce their rules and they reserve the right to not tell us they do that.

Very Soviet of them.

I notice that they shadow banned Robinson’s site in such a way that if he makes videos to explain whatever it is he wishes to discuss it cannot be found by others in any way. Ok this  interesting to me, as our channel was (nearly all) translated and subtitled news clips, occasional political comedy that was aired on TV, and some interviews with highly reputable people and our channel was removed entirely.

Why this interests me, is that had they shadow banned us, it would make little difference to us. We uploaded to Youtube in order to embed the videos to this site, Gates of Vienna, and whatever other sites found the material important. So taking it down stopped that.

Tommy’s was left up but rendered equally useless as his wasn’t for embedding but reaching out directly to the public.

This is another data point that Google isn’t interested in its own stated rules, but making sure points of view that doesn’t sit well with their board, their corporate partners or government and NGO associates like the now fully disgraced, SPLC cannot be effective.

Tommy Robinson’s PanoDrama

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I have not seen this yet, nor do I have an opinion on this data-rich and complex matter other than I know the BBC lies and always lies to the advantage of one side of the equation. Just like Canada’s disgusting Postmodern force-funded by the public, CBC does.

I also know that social media used to offer people a chance at a voice. To be able to “pick a fight with people who buy ink by the barrel” in defiance of Mark Twain’s famous quote.

And now Youtube, Facebook, Twitter have all become just as corrupt as main stream media but less honestly. They will shadow ban you and otherwise let you think you are being treated fairly while suppressing your voice without an explanation or warning and outside of their own rules.

And when that doesn’t work, they will shut you down as they did to Tommy Robinson for whatever reason, and to our amazing team for unspecified violations of community standards for subtitled videos that exist still on a dozen other channels.

So here is the documentary Tommy Robinson did, good or bad, right or wrong, its unconscionable that Youtube shut it down.

If someone is aware of a Tommy Robinson channel this is on please post the link in the comments and I will replace this embed with his.

Tommy Robinson’s Youtube Channel

His embed:

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