An interesting take you bring to the party. If I hadn't seen this VIDEO which shows him "apparently" filming said perpetrators as they were going to prison - not court, then your comments would make sense to me. That is not to say that the video is accurate either, just another view on this issue.
As always, thanks for your support Brother.......and you need to ditch those pesky downvoters!
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Is it the footage that starts about 1:30 into the video? That's the Leeds Combined Court Centre, that's where the trial was taking place. It's an odd video though, as he does say something about their verdict, so why would they be walking freely outside... seems suspicious for sure. Hard to know what the context of that video is.
I'm incredibly critical of the British government, and the judiciary system (so the whole nazi pug case for example) but I'm critical of all sources. The original article was claiming that the government were placing media bans down, which is completely inaccurate. The judge, not the government, had placed an injunction (I think that's what they call it here) preventing details of the trial being talked about in the media before or as the trial is happening. That was lifted in light of Mr Robinson's behaviour and contempt of court. These sick individuals are not the focus of all of this coverage, but instead our supposed protagonist gets all the spotlight. I mean, he plead guilty. He didn't contest the charges. That doesn't scream freedom fighter to me. He's a career criminal with an agenda.
I think what bothers me about these types of stories is how inflammatory they are over what boils down to a near null-point. There are atrocities and down-right criminal acts being perpetrated by the British government, and this all just distracts from that. The god damn royal wedding and things like this are used as smoke screens to push through legislation that would otherwise be getting media attention and would be thrown out. Our prime minister is a spineless, moral less corrupt individual who is surrounded by equally as disgusting and slimey MPs... but I digress.
What is your opinion of these kinds of stories, like this Tommy Robinson stuff, being used as a further smoke screen to distract from the real problems?
I live in a conservative voting area of the country, despite me being more centre-left. Even those who voted for Brexit, which is ~50% of the country, they don't trust or pay any attention to the EDL, BNP or the utter scum who run these political scheme parties. None of them have any power, not a single seat anywhere.
I'm sorry I've waffled on for so long here bud. I was talking to a friend of the family a couple of weeks ago about alternative political systems I've been thinking about and playing around with in my head. I ended up writing some of it down, and gonna try to put out a post in the next week or so about, and I'd really like to know what you think about it all. Kinda like a replacement for our current system, but yeah anyway I'll go now and stop clogging up your comments!
Hopefully those downvoters will back down soon, it's like having a swarm of mosquitoes constantly swarming around you. Take care bud
You surely have an ally here in you disdain for government and distrust of judicial systems. Corruption does appear to be rampant.
I also believe we are often fed smokescreen material to keep us busy while some controversial bill is quietly slipped through. Nothing like a water cooler conversation about a royal wedding to keep keep everyone distracted from what's really going on.
I'm really looking forward to your upcoming post on political alternatives!