Not to mislead, this does not appear to be an interview with TR from Sept. 8, but a broadcast about English attitudes towards Muslims on that date.
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Tommy Robinson Legal Fund
From The EDL Website:
In Tower Hamlets Tommy made a very clear statement:
“When you let me out of court with any bail conditions that restrict my democratic right to oppose militant Islam, I will break them the minute I walk out of that court room.”
The question then becomes: is Tommy Robinson being held captive because he has dared to challenge the authority of the court (in the way that radical Muslims and supporters of Sharia Law do every day), or because he dared to challenge the government’s view that we should engage with, appease, and even fund militant Islam?
What is more dangerous, the possibility that Tommy Robinson may inspire people with similar restrictions on their freedoms to violate their bail conditions or that his example will once again underline the fact that the government’s counter-extremism strategies just don’t work?
Tommy is currently in a cell in Bedford Prison, having broken his bail conditions in order to attend the EDL demonstration in Tower Hamlets. There were many good reasons why we chose to demonstrate in Tower Hamlets, and Tommy simply felt that he could not sit idly by whilst the movement he founded took to the streets to protest against the formation of Britain’s ‘Islamic Republic’ (not our words, but those of a “very senior figure in the Tower Hamlets Labour Party”).
Ever since the EDL was founded we have found ourselves battling against politicians, but we have also sought to maintain a commitment to peaceful protest, respect the role played by the police, and never seek to undermine the law of the land. Tommy’s decision to break his bail conditions was, therefore, far from an easy one. It was not a reckless decision, but one made with a full appreciation of the likely consequences.
Tommy judged that the right to free speech, the right to peaceful protest, and his duty to speak out against the tyrannical influence of radical Islam, outweighed the court’s decision to place such strict limitations on his freedoms; a decision lent weight by the European Court of Human Rights’ rulings on the right to freedom of assembly.
He judged, quite rightly, that in breaking his bail conditions he would treated far more harshly than we have seen radical Muslims treated. He was certain this would send a clear signal to anyone concerned about freedom of speech or about the influence of radical Islam in this country, that our freedoms are under attack, and the government, the courts, and the media are yet to wake up to the threat. In the worst cases, they’re even complicit in this attack on freedom.
If anything, the fact that Tommy will spend the rest of the week in prison just confirms what many of us will have suspected for a long time: the charges against him are motivated more by politics than they are by the desire to see justice done.
It’s now time for us all to make a statement:
We need to support Tommy to ensure justice is served and Tommy is aquitted and his freedom and liberty is respected. You can show your support for Tommy by making a donation to his legal fees. Tommy deserves the best legal representation we can provide, but we need to ask for donations in order to achieve that. You can make a contribution, no matter how big or small in any of the following ways:
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Gotta admire this guy
Nice to see someone who has to live his social and career life in the over-the-top political correctness of Los Angeles leftist cultue risk it all to speak his mind during his act.
I hope rational people in the US step up to the plate and support this man. Buy his DVD’s and hire him for clubs. Today, it is the kiss of death to ones career if you don’t goose step with the Hollywood left, showing yet another data point to what side of the political spectrum really does wear the jackboots today.
I found this clip at Big Hollywood. Click over and read their take on it.
EDL members protest outside jail for Tommy Robinson’s release
Can we get 1000 more please?
Thanks Don B for the heads up
Excerpt of Oskar Freysinger – Have We Gone MAD? speech, Germany
Oskar Freysinger is the man behind the successful bid to get a referendum on banning minarets in Switzerland. It passed. Switzerland now leads the way in Europe of cultural preservation and resistance to invasion. This speech was delivered in Germany on or about September 3 2011
Transcript below the fold
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Australian regular folk fight back against the rabid BDS leftists.
Thank you SF, I had not seen this. Thanks for Sending.
English Defence League coach attacked in east London
Sometimes, the truth will out. Often afer the damage of the lie has been done however.
From the BBC
London
A number of police vans escorted replacement bus, a BBC reporter said
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A coach full of English Defence League supporters was pelted with missiles after it broke down in east London.
The coach was carrying 44 EDL members when it stopped in Mile End Road, Tower Hamlets.
About 100 Asian teenagers then pelted it with bricks and stones, according to a BBC reporter at the scene.
Police arrested all 44 EDL supporters, who were travelling from a protest in Aldgate earlier on Saturday. A double decker bus was used to evacuate them.
Police said there had already been one altercation with local youths after the vehicle stopped in Whitechapel Road and some passengers got off the coach.
They got back on board and the coach pulled away – but it later suffered a failure and ground to a halt.
BBC reporter Paraic O’ Brien, who was on the scene, said nearly 100 local teenagers then attacked it with missiles.
He said the police were on the scene extremely quickly.
‘Extremely tense’
The reporter said within a short space of time there were a number of riot vans and 200 police officers in the vicinity.
O’Brien said: “It was extremely tense and if that number of officers had not arrived it could have gone the other way and become a major incident.” Continue Reading →
Tommy Robinson at Tower Hamlets Sept. 3 2011
Freedom Tower is being built for the “next thousand years”
From European Son
Freedom Tower, which is being built at the site of the 9/11 attacks in New York, to replace the World Trade Center, is now the tallest building in the city, and construction is still underway. According to Bill Baroni of the New York Port Authority, when it is complete, it will be possible to see earth’s curve from the from the top of the tower.
The tower was designed… continue reading.
ACT For America shows support for suspended policeman who refused to be forced to learn about Islam
Michael Coren whole 2nd show
Fifth anual Bill Mahar Burka beauty contest
Thanks Don L
Another interesting perspective on Islam in Europe
Dr. Udo Ulfkotte
Michael Coren on national security, face recognition software, and ‘Islamophobia’
I cannot wait until his new show starts tomorrow. If it is 10% as good as his guest spots it will be worth actually watching TV for.
US asks Libya rebels to review Lockerbie bomber case
Abdel Basset al-Megrahi in Tripoli. (CNN)
Libyan rebels are consolidating their hold in the capital city of Tripoli–but the end of Moammar Ghadafi’s strong-arm rule may not create an opening to secure the extradition of Abdelbaset al-Megrahi, who’d been convicted for helping to plot the 1988 bombing of Pan Am flight 103 over Lockerbie, Scotland. In August 2009, a Scottish prison board released al-Megrahi from serving a life sentence and allowed him to return to Libya, on humanitarian grounds: Doctors determined that the bomber, who was suffering from terminal cancer, had just three months to live. But last month–some two years later–al-Megrahi was spotted on video attending a pro-Gadhafi rally in Tripoli.
It seems that al-Megrahi’s health has lately taken another turn for the worse, however: When CNN’s Nic Robertson found al-Megrahi over the weekend at a villa in Tripoli, he was unable to question him about his role in the terrorist attack that killed 270 people. Al-Megrahi was unable to focus on any questions, since he was drifting in and out of consciousness, Robertson reported Sunday:
“I was expecting al-Megrahi to be in a comfy armchair, but he was not,” Robertson reported. “Beneath the blankets [of his hospital bed] was al-Megrahi, eyes shut, inert. … The oxygen mask on his face, … the drip hanging a foot from his head. His skin seemed paper-thin, his face sallow and sunken. … There is no movement. His eyes remain shut.”
Al-Megrahi’s son Khaled told Robertson that the family has been trying to care for his father at home; he’d been removed from a Tripoli hospital shortly before the Libyan rebels entered the capital city last week. “If you send him to Scotland, he will die by the way. Here or there,” Khaled told CNN.
Meanwhile, a representative of the Libyan opposition National Transition Council said Sunday that the body has no plans to extradite al-Megrahi to the United Kingdom or the United States.
“Al-Megrahi has already been judged once and he will not be judged again,” NTC minister Mohammed al-Alagi told reporters in Tripoli Sunday, the New York Times reported. “We do not hand over Libyan citizens; Gadhafi does.”
The State Department said Monday however that it has requested in the past week that Libya’s transitional leaders review the Megrahi case. Continue Reading →