Grayson wrote: » He didn't expose them. Yes, police and social services made mistakes but the only reason we know about this is because the system eventually worked.
Grayson wrote: » We had all heard about it in the news before Robinson got on board.
SnakePlissken wrote: » Thousands of vulnerable young girls sexually exploited for years because many of those in authority were too frightened of being labelled as racist to expose the level of abuse**... but the system worked eventually so nothing to be outraged by? **Not my opinion, this is fact as highlighted by the Jay Inquire. This is simply not true and is confusing the chronologically of events, Tommy Robinson was highly vocal about these gangs years before their report by the Mainstream Media.
Do you know anyone that is hooked on herion sold to them by a muslim gang? You probably don't, I do. Do you know any beautiful girls that you went to school with that are now wearing a burka, that don't see their family? You probably don't, I do. Do you know anyone murdered by a muslim gang? You probably don't, I do.Do you know how many 15 year old girls, that you know, that you have grown up with, that have been raped or pimped?You don't, so I don't expect you to understand ... ...Are we going to pretend muslim groups are not out there purposely targeting our youth and pimpin them ?
jmayo wrote: » Says more about you than any of his so called supporters.
WinnyThePoo wrote: » His 'so called supporters' :pac::pac::pac: You mean Tommeh's spastics? Has a ring to it.
terryduff12 wrote: » What a spastic thing to say
SnakePlissken wrote: » Who's they? Tommy Robinson certainly didn't lend any support following his conviction.
jmayo wrote: » terryduff12 wrote: » What a spastic thing to say It is no use arguing of even trying to debate with some. They actually want you to start labeling them back so they can run to one of the mods, who more often than not share the same worldview, to have you banned. BTW the laugh is you have some left minded folks decrying fascists, nazis, etc whilst at the same time admitting they want to see some get a good kicking. The irony. Two cheeks of the same ar** is the best summation.
Captain Obvious wrote: » Tommy and the EDL
WinnyThePoo wrote: » What is there to debate about?. You don't like the term spastic. I suggest you suck it up. Stephen Yaxley lennon is not a warrior for justice. His actions past and present are at the best often times mindlessly dumb. Tommeh's spastics has a ring to it. With a little bit of thought and a little bit of logic. No one could possibly be enamoured with the chap. Hes done nothing. He will do nothing. Facebook likes are his game.
terryduff12 wrote: » WinnyThePoo wrote: » What is there to debate about?. You don't like the term spastic. I suggest you suck it up. Stephen Yaxley lennon is not a warrior for justice. His actions past and present are at the best often times mindlessly dumb. Tommeh's spastics has a ring to it. With a little bit of thought and a little bit of logic. No one could possibly be enamoured with the chap. Hes done nothing. He will do nothing. Facebook likes are his game. WinnyTheSpastic Used my logic on the one, nice ring to it too. Don`t remember saying i either like or don't like the saying either.
SnakePlissken wrote: » You have a reputable source for that of course, one which states Tommy Robinson lended support to a child abuser after their conviction.
Lennon, also known as Tommy Robinson, backed the group’s founder member Richard Price, 41, after he was convicted of child porn charges. After he was jailed for three months for threatening behaviour at the rally, the EDL launched a campaign to free him and Lennon claimed Price had been “stitched up”. After a barrage of criticism from EDL members, Lennon later retracted the statement and said: “We completely condemn Richard Price.”
Captain Obvious wrote: » Surehttps://www.dailystar.co.uk/news/latest-news/176587/Paedo-rap-for-EDL-leader
SnakePlissken wrote: » Very poorly written article, or dare I say, purposely written poorly to confuse those who use it as their only source. No, Tommy Robinson did not support Richard Price after his conviction for possession of child porn, he supported him only after his arrest for affray at an EDL rally, once the evidence against Price was confirmed, long before his conviction, Tommy Robinson did indeed condemn his former associate. But don't let the facts get in the way of your continuous claim of Tommy Robinson being supportive of child abusers.
Billy86 wrote: » So you have a reputable source for that version of events?
SnakePlissken wrote: » A claim was made that Tommy Robinson supported a child abuser after their conviction of same, had he done so I'm sure a reputable source can be provided to substantiate this.
Lennon, also known as Tommy Robinson, backed the group’s founder member Richard Price, 41, after he was convicted of child porn charges.
tiger55 wrote: » .................
Billy86 wrote: » I mean it was you that was demanding a source to believe what you were being claimed.
SnakePlissken wrote: » Almost as poorly written as the referenced article. Captain Obvious stated Tommy Robinson supported a child abuser post conviction, I doubted this claim and asked for a source, what was provided was an article from the online edition of The Daily Star. It is your bias that allows you to accept this sole article as proof of Captain Obvious' statement, I'm much more discerning as to what sources I hold with any respect. Lord knows he has enough detractors, had he done what Captain Obvious has claimed I'm sure he can link to a Times or even, dare I say, a Guardian article as evidence... the online Daily Star? I'm going to have to pass.
SnakePlissken wrote: » A claim was made that Tommy Robinson supported a child abuser after their conviction of same, had he done so I'm sure a reputable source can be provided to substantiate this, an appallingly wriiten article in the revered online edition of The Daily Star isn't particularly trustworthy.
The far-right group launched a campaign to free Richard Price, an organiser for the EDL in the West Midlands, after he was jailed last month for violent behaviour. But Price, 41, had been convicted in June 2010 of making four indecent images of children, and possessing cocaine and crack cocaine. Price, from Quinton, Birmingham, and Collum Keyes, 23, also from Birmingham, were among 12 people arrested when they surged through police lines during a protest in Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, in May 2010. When that case came to court in December, Price admitted using threatening behaviour. He was jailed for three months and given a ten-year Criminal Anti-Social Behaviour Order banning him from attending marches outside Birmingham. Keyes, who admitted disorderly conduct, was fined £150. When Price was jailed, EDL members launched a campaign urging supporters to write to the Prime Minister and MPs to try to “win justice for Richard Price, EDL”.
Princess Consuela Bananahammock wrote: » https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/far-right-hero-is-a-convicted-paedophile-z6pb87rr2q5 (needs an account)
SnakePlissken wrote: » That indeed appears to be a credible source, I humbly stand corrected.
tiger55 wrote: » Is it not obvious to people that Tommy works for the security services?