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He broke the law pertaining to contempt of court. He understood that he was breaking the law. Then he lied to the court and pleaded guilty. If he has admitted his guilt how can he be innocent ?He broke no law. He was jailed for journalism. The entire process is exactly what's wrong. We call it railroading and it's always an open & shut case because the charges are bogus and the verdict predetermined.What the court found is public record. That the court found he was encouraging a lynch mob doesn't mean he got a fair trial. He didn't encourage a lynch mob. He reported on a child-rape gang. hat people want to lynch child-rapists after learning of them doesn't make reporting on them encouraging a lynch mob.The court found that he was encouraging a lynch mob. That is illegal in the UK and possibly is in the US.Obviously, you didn't watch the video...
There's no question that he did NOT get a fair trial.
There were, in fact, people outside trying to intimidate him (though what their intentions were is subjective).
The intimidation you ascribe to Robinson consisted only of his asking defendants how they were feeling.
Please watch the video before replying.
The verdict.What did the court get wrong ?
The contempt conviction for Robinson was overturned.Incidentally contempt is an offence in the US as well.
Tommy Robinson was jailed for reporting about rapists.Nobody has been jailed for opposing the rapes.
The 2nd and the 5th.Now....which of these political views allows for free speech?
Communism, Fascism, Modern Liberalism, Progressivism, Nazism?
Why was the verdict wrong ?
He knew that he was breaking the law and he carried on offending.
Open and shut case.
BTW - his initial conviction was overturned because the process was wrong not the verdict. There is a difference.
And today he starts another spell at HM pleasure. Lets hope he learns to respect our laws.
Don't think I don't know what's going on with this there. One of my closest friends is living outside London and she sends me all kinds of information, including video and documents.
Let's hope one day the British government will again respect it's laws and the laws of human decency.
"He broke the law ..."
Nazis had laws, too.
You'd have a problem with breaking those, too?
"He broke the law ..."
Your major problem is that the totalist views,.....communism, Nazism, Socialism, Liberalism, Progressivism and Fascism, demand lock-step obedience.
Thinking and judgment are out of the question.
It appears you fit right in.