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so it's NA ?
Apparently so, Hope Not Hate are reporting it's being run by Alex Davies who was one of the founders and former leaders of NA. Posters have been appearing near where people who were active in/or around NA are believed to be living.
 
Apparently so, Hope Not Hate are reporting it's being run by Alex Davies who was one of the founders and former leaders of NA. Posters have been appearing near where people who were active in/or around NA are believed to be living.

haven't looked into them in any meaningful way, but aren't N.A. / new version a bit cos play / wannabe nazi, with the odd psycho thrown in for good measure ? Or have i got the wrong end of the stick, and they'd give the C18 mid- late 90's lot a run for their money?
 
I'm not quite sure where to post this (as a newish member of this forum) but thought this might be a useful first place.

Generation Identity, the "identitarian" organisation are holding a conference in London on April 14th.

There is a counter protest/action.

Oppose 'Generation Identity'

Oppose GI (@OpposeGI) on Twitter

#Antifa #London April 14: Oppose Generation Identity Conference

I can't speak personally on the authenticity of any of the above beyond saying "it looks legit"...

Mmm, not much use, but maybe a starting point for people who might be interested.
 
Trying to find the vids of TR breaking into peoples offices to confront them...... anyone know the ones I'm talking about?
 
I'm assuming it's a contempt of court thing. In which case the judge is also jury and executioner :thumbs:

E2A He's probably safe for a couple of weeks - Ramadan finishes on the ides of june ;)
 
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This from Contempt of court - Wikipedia for England and Wales:

Criminal contempt of court[edit]
The Crown Court is a superior court of record under the Senior Courts Act 1981 and accordingly has power to punish for contempt of its own motion. The Divisional Court has stated that this power applies in three circumstances:

  1. Contempt "in the face of the court" (not to be taken literally; the judge does not need to see it, provided it took place within the court precincts or relates to a case currently before that court);
  2. Disobedience of a court order; and
  3. Breaches of undertakings to the court.
Where it is necessary to act quickly the judge (even the trial judge) may act to sentence for contempt.

Where it is not necessary to be so urgent, or where indirect contempt has taken place the Attorney General can intervene and the Crown Prosecution Service will institute criminal proceedings on his behalf before a Divisional Court of the Queen's Bench Division of the High Court of Justice of England and Wales.

Magistrates' courts are not superior courts of record, but nonetheless have powers granted under the Contempt of Court Act 1981. They may detain any person who insults the court or otherwise disrupts its proceedings until the end of the sitting. Upon the contempt being either admitted or proved the judge or JP may imprison the offender for a maximum of one month, fine them up to £2,500, or do both.

It is contempt of court to bring an audio recording device or picture-taking device of any sort into an English court without the consent of the court.[16]

It is not contempt of court (under section 10 of the Act) for a journalist to refuse to disclose his sources, unless the court has considered the evidence available and determined that the information is "necessary in the interests of justice or national security or for the prevention of disorder or crime".
It's a fair bet he was in breach of at least one of the three above if not all three.
 
According to Twitter Tommy Robinson was arrested for Breach of the Peace today for livestreaming outside the court where the trial of one of the Rotherham paedophile gangs was happening.
Apparently he was whisked off to court and sentenced to 13 months there and then. Twitter also claims there's a media blackout on this, and certainly there are stories about his arrest but none about his sentence.

It's hard to verify the truths of this though. I think he may have already been on a suspended and that kicks in if you are convicted again.

A lot of people are going ballistic about his sentence in Twitter, but as I have stated i suspect there's more to it than just being given 13 months for filming a paedophile cunt as he goes into court
 
If you read my post above you will find that your thinking about him being on a suspended sentence is correct. His original sentence was three months for contempt .His self publicising and reckless behaviour could have led to a claim for mistrial by media interference which would have not been in the victims , who he claims to be fighting for, interests.
However there are a couple of things that stick out for me .Firstly the swiftness of the arrest and sentence however laudable is in contrast to the appaulling time it has taken for these grooming cases to get to court and for justice to be done. Secondly given the social media profile he has the Police and CPS shoud have had a far better media strategy central to which has to be an explaination of the sentence handed down. How its got to a situation where the far right are seen , wrongly or rightly, as the ones who champion the working class victims of systematic rape is depressing.
 
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According to Twitter Tommy Robinson was arrested for Breach of the Peace today for livestreaming outside the court where the trial of one of the Rotherham paedophile gangs was happening.
Apparently he was whisked off to court and sentenced to 13 months there and then. Twitter also claims there's a media blackout on this, and certainly there are stories about his arrest but none about his sentence.

It's hard to verify the truths of this though. I think he may have already been on a suspended and that kicks in if you are convicted again.

A lot of people are going ballistic about his sentence in Twitter, but as I have stated i suspect there's more to it than just being given 13 months for filming a paedophile cunt as he goes into court

It seems he has being locked up. I was gobsmacked that somebody could be arrested and sentenced in the space of a few hours... Take in to account the logistics of it all.

According to posts on here he was in court at half 12 which is 1 hour after his arrest. I couldn't care less that he's in prison but I am a bit perplexed at how he can be not on remand but sentenced in such a short space of time.
 
It seems he has being locked up. I was gobsmacked that somebody could be arrested and sentenced in the space of a few hours... Take in to account the logistics of it all.

According to posts on here he was in court at half 12 which is 1 hour after his arrest. I couldn't care less that he's in prison but I am a bit perplexed at how he can be not on remand but sentenced in such a short space of time.

I’m taken aback too, but a suspended sentence means that if you break its conditions (with the same offence, no less) you go straight to the slammer.
 
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