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EXCLUSIVE: Tommy Robinson’s first interview after leaving prison British journalist and activist Tommy Robinson sat down with Rebel News publisher Ezra Levant 🍁🚛 just hours after being released from the notorious HMP Woodhill. I met up with Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧 yesterday for breakfast — his first meal outside prison... in seven months. As you know, he had been locked up in solitary confinement for the sin of publishing a documentary video. Tommy visited his family and got a haircut, and then he sat down with me for an hour. We talked about many things: ⚫️Tommy’s prison conditions, including the only other prisoner he spoke with ⚫️What the prison guards said to Tommy ⚫️Why Tommy published the documentary, even though he knew it meant certain imprisonment ⚫️The state of free speech in the United Kingdom, including the jailing of Lucy Connolly for a mean tweet ⚫️Elon Musk’s essential role in reviving freedom around the world ⚫️What Tommy is going to do, now that he’s out Tommy’s special thank-you to his supporters And so much more. It’s a riveting, raw discussion with the UK’s most consequential journalist and activist, just hours after leaving one of the UK’s most notorious prisons. So pour yourself a cup of tea, sit down and watch this exclusive video. Unlike the mainstream media that savagely attacks Tommy, Rebel News gives Tommy a fair hearing. Unlike the BBC, which gets more than £3 billion from the government each year, Rebel News is 100% viewer-funded. If you can help, I’d be grateful — like you, we’ve always been loyal to Tommy, and to the truth.show more

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Rebel News1 year ago

If you think this interview was valuable, please help me crowdfund my economy-class airfare to London (and my cab ride up to Luton). at where you can also see my past reports about him. (Thanks.)

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British journalist and activist Tommy Robinson sat down with Rebel News publisher Ezra Levant just hours after being released from the notorious HMP Woodhill.

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Rachel Kilduff1 year ago

@ezralevant @TRobinsonNewEra My god this was brilliant, you both are brilliant and I can’t wait to be with you guys on the 13th. Stephen you are the bravest man I know and I’m so fucking proud this world has you. 🧡🇬🇧🦁

RoarOfTheSpirit1 year ago

@ezralevant @TRobinsonNewEra @TRobinsonNewEra, all Gods peace and love for you. Stay amazing and thank you for fighting the good fight.

Sven1 year ago

@ezralevant @TRobinsonNewEra Repost guys let’s get this out there 🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

Tami Marler1 year ago

@ezralevant @TRobinsonNewEra The UK government is trying to systematically destroy Tommy. He owes over £300K for his imprisonment and faces multiple additional charges for ridiculous, made-up crimes. They believe they can break him. Can they?

Sir Bulwark1 year ago

@TRobinsonNewEra @ezralevant Brave man who stands against tyranny. Angels place a hedge of protection around him and bring mighty courage by the thousands and millions to his aide. Stay strong and never give up.

Paul Hoffman1 year ago

@ezralevant @TRobinsonNewEra The English Constitution would really help Tommy. @englishexit is a brilliant source of knowledge of Our Constitution and Our resultant rights. Tommy needs to use ENGLISH barristers and ENGLISH law

anonAmerican6521 year ago

@ezralevant @TRobinsonNewEra A hero right there. Keep speaking the truth Tommy and highlighting this.

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What I saw at the Tommy Robinson hearing today Today Tommy Robinson (Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧) had a hearing at the Royal Courts of Justice. The judge was Martin Chamberlain. The question at hand was this: are Tommy’s prison conditions dire enough that he needs an expedited hearing to review how the prison is treating him? As in: are things so bad that the courts need to move very quickly to review things — as opposed to their normal, slow pace? On Tommy’s team was prison lawyer Sara Watson and a barrister named Alisdair Williamson, KC. (Williamson was Tommy’s successful lawyer last year, when the Metropolitan Police tried to ban Tommy from going into the city of London. He’s really good.) On the other side was a battery of government lawyers — I counted four, led by Tom Cross, KC. Just stop for a moment to think about that: the UK government hired FOUR lawyers, at taxpayers expense, to fight against Tommy Robinson’s request to have an expediting hearing to review his atrocious treatment in prison. They probably spent more than £150,000 of tax dollars just on today’s battle. (Imagine if Keir Starmer put that much energy and effort into fighting real crime in the UK.) It’s not justice. It’s a vendetta. I’ve attended a lot of trials for Tommy over the years; he’s won some and he’s lost some. But this one felt good. Tommy’s team had a report from an expert psychologist who went to prison to examine Tommy. She found that, being kept in a small cell 21 hours a day, for more than 140 days, has induced a kind of PTSD in Tommy. The government didn’t even try to contradict those findings. They did, however, try to say that Tommy had all the privileges he could ask for, including visits, phone calls, a computer, TV and the like. But as the government lawyer was saying that, Tommy — who was on a video link from prison — started waving his hands, signalling to the judge that he had something to say. The judge stopped the proceedings and invited Williamson to phone Tommy to see what the fuss was about. The court took a half hour break. And then something incredible happened. The government lawyer had just been bragging about how luxurious Tommy’s treatment was — including how many phone calls he could make. But when the court resumed, Tommy held up a sign to the video camera in his prison video room. And on it, he wrote that the prison had cut off the phone call in the middle of his conversation with Williamson! The judge saw that note and asked what happened. And indeed it was true: literally in the middle of Tommy’s conversation with Williamson, the bullies at the prison cut off the phone call, as they have done to him so many times before. As Williamson said to the judge, the one act of misconduct that the entire court witnessed proved that when it came to Tommy, there’s a big difference between what the prison says and what the prison does. The judge was angry — remember, it was he who had asked Williamson to consult with Tommy; it was an important part of the hearing, to make sure the judge had all the facts. The bullies at the prison weren’t just messing around with Tommy this time; they were messing around with a judge. The judge tore a strip off the government lawyer, and had a one-hour break for Tommy to talk to his lawyers properly. When we all resumed, the judge said the prison’s shenanigans had delayed things so much, the judge wasn’t ready to release his ruling today — he’ll do that tomorrow. What a note to end on. I’m not saying it’s a sure thing that Tommy is going to win. But it couldn’t have been a clearer illustration of how the prison casually abuses Tommy, and gaslights him about it. Except this time, they didn’t seem to realize they were fighting with the judge, too. It was quite a dramatic moment. I spoke to Williamson after the hearing, and he says he’ll share the ruling with me tomorrow when the judge releases it — I’ll make sure to send you an email with the results as soon as I can. What a day. I’m on my way back to Canada now, but I’m very glad I came. My live-tweeting had millions of views today from around the world — a lot of people are interested in Tommy’s case. There were a few journalists there from the mainstream media, including a few real Tommy-haters. I recognized one of them from the BBC. So it feels great knowing that my tweets and videos will have far more viewers than their anti-Tommy propaganda. I’m so glad I came! My flight from Canada was seven hours each way, plus the taxi ride in from Heathrow was another hour each way. That’s a sixteen-hour round-trip journey, for just a few hours in court. But I’m really glad I made the trip. REPORT by Ezra Levant 🍁🚛:

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Tommy Robinson has been released from jail, and Harman wasn't outside the prison twerking with a cake. He went to France yesterday because he's scared of Tommy. He's been dragging his family and his grift when he was in prison. 🍿 🍿

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BREAKING: Will a judge let Tommy Robinson (Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧) out of prison tomorrow? 🇬🇧 I honestly don’t know if Tommy Robinson can ever get a fair hearing in the UK. I’m on my way to London again. Tommy Robinson is in court again. The last two efforts have failed: one hearing was to appeal his sentence; another hearing was to review his atrocious treatment in prison. But neither worked. I honestly don’t know if Tommy Robinson can ever get a fair hearing in the UK. But this time I think it’s different — and if I had to bet on it, I’d bet he’s going to be let out of prison. Tomorrow is a hearing where Tommy will seek to “purge his contempt”. That’s a technical legal term for making things right with the justice system. Tommy was found in contempt — and sentenced to prison — because he posted a video to Twitter, contrary to a judge’s order. That video has since been seen more than 160 million times, making it the most most-watched documentary in British history. But as long as that video was online, the judge wouldn’t let Tommy out. So Tommy took it down. He held the line for 200 days. But being kept in abusive conditions, in solitary confinement, for more than half a year is not something anyone can — or should — endure. Tommy made his point: the UK is not a country that respects freedom of speech. And Keir Starmer made his point: he’ll send his prosecutors to hunt down anyone who talks about uncomfortable subjects like refugees, radical Islam or terrorism. According to the Times of London, there are literally 30 arrests every day in the UK of people saying things on social media. But Tommy’s video is now down. There is no more contempt of court. And Tommy’s lawyers will make that case to the judge. (We don’t yet know if Starmer’s prosecutors will be there to try to keep him in longer — it wouldn’t surprise me.) That’s why I’m flying over night, and will be at the court first thing in the morning to live-tweet the proceedings. You can follow my tweets on X, and I’ll also file video reports to At that same website, you can help crowdfund my economy-class airfare to the UK, if you think my work is valuable. (Thanks.) Normally I head straight home after these hearings — sometimes I don’t even stay in the UK for a full day. But if Tommy is successful tomorrow, he could be let out by the prison later this week. I’ll wait around for a few days in the hopes of catching that wonderful moment — and you’ll be the first to know when it happens. Thanks for your support — for me (Ezra Levant 🍁🚛), and more importantly, for Tommy. P.S. The mainstream media — or as I now call it, the “regime media” — will be out in force. They always are, when Tommy’s in court. But when I read their reports, I can scarcely believe we’re at the same hearing. They just can’t stop their anti-Tommy, pro-censorship bias.

BREAKING: Will a judge let Tommy Robinson (Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧) out of prison tomorrow? 🇬🇧 I honestly don’t know if Tommy Robinson can ever get a fair hearing in the UK. I’m on my way to London again. Tommy Robinson is in court again. The last two efforts have failed: one hearing was to appeal his sentence; another hearing was to review his atrocious treatment in prison. But neither worked. I honestly don’t know if Tommy Robinson can ever get a fair hearing in the UK. But this time I think it’s different — and if I had to bet on it, I’d bet he’s going to be let out of prison. Tomorrow is a hearing where Tommy will seek to “purge his contempt”. That’s a technical legal term for making things right with the justice system. Tommy was found in contempt — and sentenced to prison — because he posted a video to Twitter, contrary to a judge’s order. That video has since been seen more than 160 million times, making it the most most-watched documentary in British history. But as long as that video was online, the judge wouldn’t let Tommy out. So Tommy took it down. He held the line for 200 days. But being kept in abusive conditions, in solitary confinement, for more than half a year is not something anyone can — or should — endure. Tommy made his point: the UK is not a country that respects freedom of speech. And Keir Starmer made his point: he’ll send his prosecutors to hunt down anyone who talks about uncomfortable subjects like refugees, radical Islam or terrorism. According to the Times of London, there are literally 30 arrests every day in the UK of people saying things on social media. But Tommy’s video is now down. There is no more contempt of court. And Tommy’s lawyers will make that case to the judge. (We don’t yet know if Starmer’s prosecutors will be there to try to keep him in longer — it wouldn’t surprise me.) That’s why I’m flying over night, and will be at the court first thing in the morning to live-tweet the proceedings. You can follow my tweets on X, and I’ll also file video reports to At that same website, you can help crowdfund my economy-class airfare to the UK, if you think my work is valuable. (Thanks.) Normally I head straight home after these hearings — sometimes I don’t even stay in the UK for a full day. But if Tommy is successful tomorrow, he could be let out by the prison later this week. I’ll wait around for a few days in the hopes of catching that wonderful moment — and you’ll be the first to know when it happens. Thanks for your support — for me (Ezra Levant 🍁🚛), and more importantly, for Tommy. P.S. The mainstream media — or as I now call it, the “regime media” — will be out in force. They always are, when Tommy’s in court. But when I read their reports, I can scarcely believe we’re at the same hearing. They just can’t stop their anti-Tommy, pro-censorship bias.

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It's time for the "Free Tommy Robinson" campaign to end and time for the "Save Tommy Robinson's Life" campaign to begin. Tommy has currently been held in the inhumane conditions of solitary confinement for more than 3 months and visitors say he is malnourished and in mental decline. I call on Western leaders and the media to speak out against the abuse of Tommy Robinson in the name of humanity. Donald J. Trump Vice President JD Vance Elon Musk Javier Milei Kemi Badenoch Nigel Farage MP Rupert Lowe MP GB News Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧

It's time for the "Free Tommy Robinson" campaign to end and time for the "Save Tommy Robinson's Life" campaign to begin. Tommy has currently been held in the inhumane conditions of solitary confinement for more than 3 months and visitors say he is malnourished and in mental decline. I call on Western leaders and the media to speak out against the abuse of Tommy Robinson in the name of humanity. Donald J. Trump Vice President JD Vance Elon Musk Javier Milei Kemi Badenoch Nigel Farage MP Rupert Lowe MP GB News Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧

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My friend Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧 Tommy Robinson is finally free after being jailed in the UK for speaking the truth about Islamic grooming gangs and Syrian invaders in the UK. In his first interview since his release from prison, Tommy laid out what happened to him for doing his job as a journalist. This is political punishment and censorship in the West as a result of ISLAMIFICATION. It’s already destroyed Europe, and it’s now happening in America. The First Amendment means nothing if we don’t fight to protect it.

My friend Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧 Tommy Robinson is finally free after being jailed in the UK for speaking the truth about Islamic grooming gangs and Syrian invaders in the UK. In his first interview since his release from prison, Tommy laid out what happened to him for doing his job as a journalist. This is political punishment and censorship in the West as a result of ISLAMIFICATION. It’s already destroyed Europe, and it’s now happening in America. The First Amendment means nothing if we don’t fight to protect it.

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Share this everywhere! British journalist, Tommy Robinson, is to be sentenced to the UK’s most maximum security prison, Belmarsh, next week for the crime of showing a film! This is tyranny! Elon Musk Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧

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1,073,033 views • 1 year ago

Tommy Robinson and Ezra Levant discuss Tommy's treatment in prison, the conditions inside HMP Woodhill and his time spent in solitary confinement.

Tommy Robinson and Ezra Levant discuss Tommy's treatment in prison, the conditions inside HMP Woodhill and his time spent in solitary confinement.

Rebel News

11,032 views • 1 year ago

Tommy Robinson back in court over privacy battle with journalists Sheila Gunn Reid catches up with citizen journalist and activist Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧 prior to a court appearance over allegations he harassed journalists from the Daily Mail. This morning, I was in rainy London, England, where I sat down with citizen journalist and activist Tommy Robinson over breakfast. Tommy is facing two new criminal harassment charges for confronting two journalists who photographed his children while he was on a private family holiday in Cyprus. They invaded his privacy, but now he's the one on trial. Tommy's just been released from prison on charges of civil contempt following his release of a documentary. With a real chance of being remanded back into custody, we caught up with Tommy before his court appearance. Tommy wondered why the Daily Mail journalists took pictures of his innocent family members, “when they're fully aware” of the threats he faces. “They run a headline, basically told the world that I was instigating and organizing the riots,” he said, recalling riots across the United Kingdom following the killing of three young girls in Southport in July 2024. After the story was published, Tommy said he wanted the journalists to answer questions about why they exposed his family. The story “wasn't news” he says, rather an attempt to cause “maximum disruption, maximum problems, maximum danger” and to “scapegoat” and “endanger” him. “I made it very clear,” he said, telling the journalists he was going to ask them questions in response on camera. “I'm not going to show images of your family; I'm not going to give away your locations,” he explained. “That's what they done to me.” Thursday's court hearing, Tommy says, is an attempt to censor him.

Tommy Robinson back in court over privacy battle with journalists Sheila Gunn Reid catches up with citizen journalist and activist Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧 prior to a court appearance over allegations he harassed journalists from the Daily Mail. This morning, I was in rainy London, England, where I sat down with citizen journalist and activist Tommy Robinson over breakfast. Tommy is facing two new criminal harassment charges for confronting two journalists who photographed his children while he was on a private family holiday in Cyprus. They invaded his privacy, but now he's the one on trial. Tommy's just been released from prison on charges of civil contempt following his release of a documentary. With a real chance of being remanded back into custody, we caught up with Tommy before his court appearance. Tommy wondered why the Daily Mail journalists took pictures of his innocent family members, “when they're fully aware” of the threats he faces. “They run a headline, basically told the world that I was instigating and organizing the riots,” he said, recalling riots across the United Kingdom following the killing of three young girls in Southport in July 2024. After the story was published, Tommy said he wanted the journalists to answer questions about why they exposed his family. The story “wasn't news” he says, rather an attempt to cause “maximum disruption, maximum problems, maximum danger” and to “scapegoat” and “endanger” him. “I made it very clear,” he said, telling the journalists he was going to ask them questions in response on camera. “I'm not going to show images of your family; I'm not going to give away your locations,” he explained. “That's what they done to me.” Thursday's court hearing, Tommy says, is an attempt to censor him.

Rebel News

81,404 views • 1 year ago

🇬🇧 Ezra Levant 🍁🚛 from Rebel News speaks on the importance of free speech as a journalist: "Freedom of speech is the freedom upon which all the other freedoms are based." Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧's 'Unite the Kingdom' rally in London.

🇬🇧 Ezra Levant 🍁🚛 from Rebel News speaks on the importance of free speech as a journalist: "Freedom of speech is the freedom upon which all the other freedoms are based." Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧's 'Unite the Kingdom' rally in London.

VoxPopuli

18,238 views • 9 months ago

🚨MUST WATCH: This is why Tommy Robinson is in court as they try to put him in prison underneath the “terrorism act” for not giving the UK government his phone password. When arrested and demanded by the UK government to speak, they asked Tommy his plan to stop the “great replacement”. Proving that the UK and Europe have planned the invasion of the west. “We’re coming for you, we’re waking this country up” by attacking and attempting to put Tommy in prison it only makes his movement and base even stronger. Go on and fight Tommy! Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧

🚨MUST WATCH: This is why Tommy Robinson is in court as they try to put him in prison underneath the “terrorism act” for not giving the UK government his phone password. When arrested and demanded by the UK government to speak, they asked Tommy his plan to stop the “great replacement”. Proving that the UK and Europe have planned the invasion of the west. “We’re coming for you, we’re waking this country up” by attacking and attempting to put Tommy in prison it only makes his movement and base even stronger. Go on and fight Tommy! Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧

Nick shirley

41,848 views • 9 months ago