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I would like to thank @DailyMail for giving me the opportunity to look dapper as fuck in front of the world this week
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If Tommy Robinson is going to jail for threatening some journalists to do the same thing they did to him…
Why aren’t the journalists going to jail for actually committing the crime?
In fact, shouldn’t they receive a harsher sentence than him?
The UK judicial system is broken.
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Turning off comments - Because they don’t want anyone to see or hear Tommy’s conciliatory phone call to the Daily Mail.
@danwootton
Tommy Robinson found guilty of harassing Daily Mail journalists after jurors heard he used 'bully-boy tactics' to intimidate reporters who exposed his UK riots shame trib.al/j2NkflG
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🚨BREAKING: SECRET £150 MILLION FOR MIGRANTS
They didn't mention it in the budget today
But tucked away in the small print
"The Government have set aside a further £150 million for large scale asylum seeker accommodation"
All paid for by the British Taxpayer
ABSOLUTE DISGRACE
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How much money to date has Ukraine received from the UK government @grok
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An additional £1.5 billion to build 10,000 homes in England? I want a cast-iron guarantee from the government that every single one will go to British families.
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The UK’s Two-Tier Justice System on Full Display 🧵👇
An Osman warning (officially known in the UK as a Threat to Life (TTL) notice) is an official notification issued by the police when intelligence indicates a real and immediate risk to an individual's life, but there is not yet enough evidence to make an arrest.
The warnings originated from a 1998 European Court of Human Rights ruling (following the 1988 murder of Ali Osman).
In Tommy Robinson’s ‘harassment’ trial at Southwark Crown Court, agreed facts presented to the jury stated that he had received four Osman warnings from the police between 2018 and 2024.
Tommy and his legal defense have previously claimed in court and public statements that he and his family have faced threats of sufficient seriousness to warrant around 12 Osman warnings over the years.
The Daily Mail sent a reporter and a photographer to track down Tommy while he was abroad.
They subsequently published a front-page exposé containing:
* His physical location: The paper revealed he was staying at a resort hotel near Ayia Napa, Cyprus.
* Photographs: The feature included photographs of Robinson on vacation, notably one of him reclining on a sunbed using his mobile telephone.
* Family context: The coverage made it clear he was vacationing abroad with his children.
While the Daily Mail maintained in court that it did not publish identifiable images of his children, Robinson argued passionately in the witness box that the articles effectively unmasked his private location, exposed his ex-wife and children, and triggered severe online security threats against his family.
The central premise of the Daily Mail’s August 2024 coverage was directly tying his social media activity to the civil unrest in the UK, explicitly using the front-page headline: "Stoking race riots from his sunbed".
They linked him to the Southport riots by reporting on his digital activity, focusing on the high volume of anti-immigration social media posts, commentary, and videos he was broadcasting to millions of followers on X while the UK riots were unfolding on the ground.
Tommy’s legal team argued that he did not issue direct commands or instructions to riot.
Instead, they highlighted instances where he explicitly urged his followers to remain peaceful or called for calm amidst the breaking civil unrest.
Because he was physically out of the country in Cyprus, his supporters argue he could not have been orchestrating or physically leading the events unfolding on British streets.
This is what made the Daily Mail's headline “Stoking race riots from his sunbed" so contentious.
Tommy maintained the characterisation was an unfair, establishment-driven attack that put his family in danger, while the publication stood by its reporting on his ‘digital influence’
So, the Daily Mail effectively doxxed the location of a man and his family while they were on holiday, despite them having received up to 12 immediate risk warnings to their lives.
Yet, it is Tommy who now faces a 10-year prison sentence, while the Daily Mail receives zero repercussions.
MAKE IT MAKE SENSE 😣
@TRobinsonNewEra
#TommyRobinson #MSMDoubleStandard #TwoTierBritain
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🚨NEW: A UK bank chief executive, reacting to John Healey's decision to raise the bank's profit surcharge said:
"Taxing the engines of growth to reduce VAT on gherkins is end-of-Rome level of stupidity"
[@FT]
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More refugees from Gaza.
More people from Afghanistan.
More people from the Third World.
Who voted for this?
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Angela Rayner is to appoint an “Islamophobia” adviser.
They'll enforce her “Islamophobia” definition, which Labour allowed extremists to influence.
Ministers claimed the evidence was deleted, but I proved this was a lie.
It's still kept secret. Rayner must end the cover up.
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This apology from disability charity Scope, for cancelling my choir’s London Marathon performance because of my gender-critical views, is required to stay on its website for seven days.
Today is Day 6.
Women don’t always get the apologies they deserve. So I’d be grateful if you could help make sure this one is seen by sharing it over the next 24 hours (link below). 🙏
Thanks again to @SpeechUnion for supporting my legal case and helping secure this apology.
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The daily mail has turned off their comments.
They have received hundreds of comments calling Tommy Robinson court trial a stitch up.
Independent media is surging and the mainstream media is dying.
Tommy Robinson found guilty of harassing Daily Mail journalists after jurors heard he used 'bully-boy tactics' to intimidate reporters who exposed his UK riots shame trib.al/j2NkflG
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As something of an expert in defamation law…. Rupes has let you off very very lightly indeed @JonathanPieNews
You have the appearance of a man whose nut sack would smell like the cheese fridge at Waitrose after a prolonged power outage
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A judge allowed a 14yr old who stabbed a girl 10 times to walk free from court after telling him prison was the 'last place' for a 'bright lad' like him.
He stabbed her in a shop in Gloucestershire on March 15th after he asked her out on a date and she said no.
Mental.
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What do we really need? A budget for roofers, midwives, electricians, plumbers, bricklayers, mechanics, farmers, fishermen, hairdressers, market traders, lorry drivers, postmen, factory workers, nurses, engineers, soldiers, carers, teachers, bin men, shopkeepers, entrepreneurs, pub landlords, the self-employed and more.
For the people who keep our economy running, who keep our country going.
Not the indolent, not the scroungers, not the foreigners.
But the workers. The ones getting up at 5.30am, struggling to get the kids ready for school on time. Constantly thinking, worrying, stressing. Putting in the hours to provide for their family.
Sometimes moaning, but always doing. Always working. Always trying. The real working class.
That's who I'm backing, and that's who Restore Britain is backing.
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As a neurosurgeon, let me tell you how frightening this injury actually is - an occipital compound depressed skull fracture treated with a WIDE craniotomy (outer staple line).
What's scary isn't the fracture; it's what's adjacent to the damaged skull. The axe blows (that tree-branch scar at the center) hit right over the posterior superior sagittal sinus, a large vein that runs lengthwise between the 2 cerebral hemispheres and carries blood from the brain to the heart.
Penetrating injuries to the sinus can carry upwards of a 40% morbidity/mortality - partially because a transection of the sinus can be difficult to repair and can result in extreme blood loss, venous air embolism, or thrombosis - all of which can be fatal.
There's scary, and then there's the "you go to elevate the fracture and risk unroofing the sinus, losing 2 liters of blood in a minute" scary.
The surgeons likely had their hands full and did an amazing job. Divine providence called many heroes into service that day. Damn fine work.
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