Britain First

[krtek a houby]

Is this real?

If so when is it from?

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BBC's Evan Davis Forced To Clarify He's Not A Britain First Supporter

 

[emanymton]

Star speaks out after being duped by Britain First

The BBC’s former political editor Nick Robinson was caught up in a selfie scandal after posing with Fransen at the Rochester and stood by-election count.

He quickly apologised, explaining "I had no idea who this was.

"Asked for a selfie by someone I wrongly assumed was a worker at the count.

"My mistake."

Despite her having a massive fuck off badge on saying "candidate" and him being a political journalist presumably there to cover the election. Seriously how much do we pay these idiots again?

 

[M Testa]

golding blamed jayda for everything and got a shorter sentence. he was let out and was unemployed, living in a bail hostel. she just got out and there be bad blood betwixt puddin' heid golding and jaydawg. i think they still have the belfast charges to face. jayda had nicked off with some geezer and there were rude pictures about. i saw one of her scantily clad and there were peen-pix floating about. someone claimed goldings' dong was 2". their 3rd in command, andrew edge was arrested on suspicion of sexual assault but no trial as yet from what i know. i'd post a link to a long running militant anti-fascist blog but i've been told not to.

 

[Fozzie Bear]

Britain First leader Paul Golding charged by anti-terror police

Far-right figure was stopped at Heathrow on way back from meeting at Russian parliament and refused to give Pin of phone and devices, says Met

www.theguardian.com

It probably is an abuse of legislation like he says. Also funny.

 

[not-bono-ever]

The martyr of penge

 

[skyscraper101]

Hanging out with the Russians is great optics for a party called Britain First.

 

[Larry O'Hara]

I think we can all agree Britain First are fascists who none of us like. However, broadening the net of “terrorism” to include the demand to access their mobile phones is not a precedent that should be supported. Or rather, if you do, then don’t complain when the same legislation is used against Extinction Rebellion and similar.

 

[ViolentPanda]

Hanging out with the Russians is great optics for a party called Britain First.

Probably went there hoping for a handout from the Russian right.

 

[Larry O'Hara]

Probably went there hoping for a handout from the Russian right.

Of course they did!!

 

[SpineyNorman]

Britain First leader Paul Golding charged by anti-terror police

Far-right figure was stopped at Heathrow on way back from meeting at Russian parliament and refused to give Pin of phone and devices, says Met

www.theguardian.com

It probably is an abuse of legislation like he says. Also funny.

Is he seriously only 38 looks at least 50, I'm 3 years older and I reckon he could pass as my dad. Far right politics is clearly like oil of ulay in reverse.

 

[SpineyNorman]

I think we can all agree Britain First are fascists who none of us like. However, broadening the net of “terrorism” to include the demand to access their mobile phones is not a precedent that should be supported. Or rather, if you do, then don’t complain when the same legislation is used against Extinction Rebellion and similar.

Surely we're at least allowed to laugh at the twat?

 

[skyscraper101]

Is he seriously only 38 looks at least 50, I'm 3 years older and I reckon he could pass as my dad. Far right politics is clearly like oil of ulay in reverse.

Whaat.. he's MY age? That is one OLD looking motherfucker. Damn.

 

[elbows]

I think we can all agree Britain First are fascists who none of us like. However, broadening the net of “terrorism” to include the demand to access their mobile phones is not a precedent that should be supported. Or rather, if you do, then don’t complain when the same legislation is used against Extinction Rebellion and similar.

Its not new, eg this from 2017:

NGO director convicted of terror offence for refusing to give police phone password

Cage director Muhammad Rabbani vows to appeal decision under 'absurd' terror powers

www.independent.co.uk

The director of an advocacy group has been convicted of a terror offence after refusing to give police passwords to access his phone and laptop at Heathrow Airport.

The director of Cage was stopped under the Terrorism Act on 20 November last year after returning home from a wedding in Doha, Qatar.

Officers demanded access to his phone and laptop under wide-ranging powers granted by Schedule 7 of the law.

It allows police and immigration officials to stop, search, question and detain anyone at British ports and airports to determine whether they were involved in the “commission, preparation or instigation of acts of terrorism” – with or without reasonable suspicion.

In the year to June 2017, 17,501 people were stopped under the power but only 1,522 of those were detained, according to Home Office statistics.

 

[ViolentPanda]

Is he seriously only 38 looks at least 50, I'm 3 years older and I reckon he could pass as my dad. Far right politics is clearly like oil of ulay in reverse.

Careful! Laurie Penny might misread that, and accuse you of being the son of a racist too!!!

 

[ViolentPanda]

Whaat.. he's MY age? That is one OLD looking motherfucker. Damn.

I'm fifty-fucking five and he looks older than me. Obviously getting pissed on your membership's pounds ages you!

 

[bellaozzydog]

I think we can all agree Britain First are fascists who none of us like. However, broadening the net of “terrorism” to include the demand to access their mobile phones is not a precedent that should be supported. Or rather, if you do, then don’t complain when the same legislation is used against Extinction Rebellion and similar.

This x 100

 

[Ax^]

Have they not put the Extinction Rebellion and smiular of the same terror lists already?

fuck sake we a few years away from deep cover in left protests who fathered fucking multiple children


they using the same legislation already

 

[Larry O'Hara]

Surely we're at least allowed to laugh at the twat?

Of course you can: and his soul-mate Matthew Collins too, although the kebab man is currently on ‘gardening leave’, pity he has no garden

 

[Larry O'Hara]

Have they not put the Extinction Rebellion and smiular of the same terror lists already?

fuck sake we a few years away from deep cover in left protests who fathered fucking multiple children


they using the same legislation already

Exactly

 

[Shechemite]

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Have they not put the Extinction Rebellion and smiular of the same terror lists already?

dunno

 

[hot air baboon]

there's no such thing as "anti-terror" legislation - there's just "legislation" & once its on the books those books will be thrown at you whenever they want #Walter Wolfgang

 

[quiet guy]

It's all called Counter-Terrorism by Pretty Vacant

 

[DaveCinzano]

Convicted.

Britain First leader Paul Golding convicted under terrorism law

Far-right figure refused police access to his phone at Heathrow on return from Moscow

www.theguardian.com

 

[DaveCinzano]

Don't say you weren't warned!

https://purehost.bath.ac.uk/ws/portalfiles/portal/187958374/Rizwaan_Sabir_2014_Understanding_Counter_Terrorism_Policy_and_Practice_in_the_UK_since_9_11..pdf

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[DaveCinzano]

Anarchists, Muslims, anti-frackers, justice for Palestine campaigners, whistleblower associates, human rights activists... They have all long been targeted.

 

[cyril_smear]

Convicted.

Britain First leader Paul Golding convicted under terrorism law

Far-right figure refused police access to his phone at Heathrow on return from Moscow

www.theguardian.com

conditional discharge, I wouldn't've bothered

 

[two sheds]

So he didn't eventually have to hand over the passwords?

 

[cyril_smear]

So he didn't eventually have to hand over the passwords?

no, just 771 quid

 

[BristolEcho]

Yeah personally when reading this took no joy. The police should not be able to demand access to your phone and electronics without warrants.

 

[not-bono-ever]

hardly worth the bother. I see Yaxley lennon was in the gallery. Obviously this will be monetised and used for shouty agitprop means by the fascists. Golding probabaly sees himself as the new Christ for his public suffering and the crime of having an opinion.

I am sure there was little of use on the phone anyway unless golding is an absolute fucking weapon.

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