Thanks for the summary.
Though I find it disturbing that a judge is banning me and you from seeing a film.
The Tories didn’t ignore your concerns they poured petrol on the flames to make sure you were looking the other way when they robbed you blind. Tommy does the same he jumps on the band wagon, stokes up the fire then puts his hand out for some cash. If you think Tommy is the answer you are asking the wrong questions!Yes, i'm very well aware of his past, and I'm certainly not trying to portray him as some sort of hero (despite what AG thinks or not).
However, as I've said, he has highlighted an awful lot of problems in society (whether it's for his own gain or not, and having his head smashed in clink/constant death threats to him and his kids doesn't seem like a gain) and that imo is not a bad thing.
As for him being a grifter (I'm not disagreeing with you) one only has to look at any number of people in the political sphere/media who are no better or in fact are much much worse, yet they don't seem to get demonised as much.
He's brought to the forefront a lot of stuff that a lot of those in power don't want in the public space, and for that I applaud him, more should do it (legally)
I'm hardly alone looking at the people that attended the rally this weekend.
The average Joe on the street is concerned about the direction of our country and it'll only get amplified more and more as our useless government (Tory/Labour) ignore the peoples concerns.
It's a civil case ie a none criminal case. Yet suddenly it's now terrorism!?If someone slandered your child and it was a grifter with a substantial platform, would you be happy if they ignored a cease-and-desist order and went ahead releasing a film harassing them further?
Our terrorism laws are horribly onerous and a threat to democracy. Previously used to seize Icelandic banks' assets in the credit crunch, and to raid the offices of MP expense scandal whistleblowers.It's a civil case ie a none criminal case. Yet suddenly it's now terrorism!?
IF he has been arrested for terrorism because of a banned film I find it insulting to all the people who have died through real terrorism. This as diluted the seriousness of terrorism.
Ignoring a court order is not a civil case. It doesn't matter what the original was, you're now in breach of a serious legal order.It's a civil case ie a none criminal case. Yet suddenly it's now terrorism!?
Is it really immigrants taking resources or is it the wealthy/powers that be?There was a stream going round the march interviewing people, they were just normal people. Football yobs may have been there, but the bulk of the crowd wasn't them, it was normal people sick of immigrants taking resources that we don't have.
Him being arrested will only gain him support. He's the victim in all this, as are his supporters. The bad guys are the deep state and the immigrants, taking our resources and women.Ignoring a court order is not a civil case. It doesn't matter what the original was, you're now in breach of a serious legal order.
It's ignoring what the court has specifically told you, it's the sort of thing that takes something that might be dealt with via a fine to something that is now going to put you in jail. as ignoring the court order in itself is very serious, separate offence.
It's similar to how you can get jailed for speeding in a 30 zone, if the court finds out you've lied and blamed your au pair, you've now not only committed the original speeding offence but an offence against the court and the legal system (as IIRC an MP and their spouse found out the very hard way) - both lying to the court AND breaching court orders are classed as separate serious crimes regardless of what the original problem was.
Basically if a court has issued an order to you, you have to be spectacularly stupid to breach that order in a public way as you are basically saying to the court that you actively refuse to acknowledge the law, and the court. Judges tend deal with this by taking the logical step of jail time if the person is incapable or unwilling to obey the court order whilst free, especially if, as little Tommy has, you have a long and colourful history of breaking the law and ignoring court orders of a similar nature.
In short.
Tommy either thinks he's above the law, or the blows to the head as a football hooligan have affected his ability to understand basic instructions and learn from previous experiences.
I'm not convinced this latest issue is anything to do with the film.Ignoring a court order is not a civil case. It doesn't matter what the original was, you're not in breach of a serious legal order.
Schedule 7, the border control stop and search power: allows officers and customs officials at the UK border to stop, search, and detain any person in order to determine whether they are a terrorist – without the need for prior authorisation or ‘reasonable suspicion’
It's called Silence because your brain turns off if you watch it and refuses to turn back onJust watched TR video ‘silenced’
He is Britains William Wallace.
Him being arrested will only gain him support. He's the victim in all this, as are his supporters. The bad guys are the deep state and the immigrants, taking our resources and women.
Have you watched it?It's called Silence because your brain turns off if you watch it and refuses to turn back on