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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...

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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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@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. 🧡🇬🇧🦁

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

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

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@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?

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@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.

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@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

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

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PRISON UPDATE: My Visit with Tommy Robinson On Thursday, I visited HMP Woodhill to check in on Tommy Robinson (Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧), who is currently serving an 18-month sentence. His crime? Publishing a documentary on Twitter that exposed the UK’s two-tier policing system. Despite spending four months in near-total isolation, Tommy remains in good spirits. But the conditions he’s facing are severe. He spends 22.5 hours a day locked in a small concrete cell, with just 90 minutes of exercise permitted outside. His interactions with the outside world are tightly controlled—his calls are monitored, and even his visiting rights can be revoked at any moment. I was not allowed to bring a camera into the prison, and I had to sign an NDA to be permitted entry. However, I can share that Tommy’s imprisonment raises serious concerns about political persecution. Disturbingly, I was also told that all inmates have been banned from watching GB News because a Muslim imam complained about it. Since when does an imam dictate prison policy? This isn’t just about Tommy; it’s about the UK’s treatment of dissidents who challenge the political establishment. His punishment sends a clear message to those who dare to speak out. But despite these efforts to silence him, Tommy remains defiant. FULL REPORT by @sammywoodhouse1:
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PRISON UPDATE: My Visit with Tommy Robinson On Thursday, I visited HMP Woodhill to check in on Tommy Robinson (Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧), who is currently serving an 18-month sentence. His crime? Publishing a documentary on Twitter that exposed the UK’s two-tier policing system. Despite spending four months in near-total isolation, Tommy remains in good spirits. But the conditions he’s facing are severe. He spends 22.5 hours a day locked in a small concrete cell, with just 90 minutes of exercise permitted outside. His interactions with the outside world are tightly controlled—his calls are monitored, and even his visiting rights can be revoked at any moment. I was not allowed to bring a camera into the prison, and I had to sign an NDA to be permitted entry. However, I can share that Tommy’s imprisonment raises serious concerns about political persecution. Disturbingly, I was also told that all inmates have been banned from watching GB News because a Muslim imam complained about it. Since when does an imam dictate prison policy? This isn’t just about Tommy; it’s about the UK’s treatment of dissidents who challenge the political establishment. His punishment sends a clear message to those who dare to speak out. But despite these efforts to silence him, Tommy remains defiant. FULL REPORT by @sammywoodhouse1:

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BREAKING: Tommy Robinson returns to the UK to plead self-defence After fending off an unprovoked assault at a London train station, Tommy Robinson is being treated as the criminal — not the victim. A few days ago Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧 was walking through St. Pancras train station in London, when he was repeatedly threatened by a drunk hoodlum. Tommy was by himself, and the man obviously had been radicalized by the media’s around-the-clock demonization of Tommy. Tommy warned the thug to stay away, but he wouldn’t. As he advanced towards Tommy, Tommy at the last moment hit back first, a clear case of self-defence. Tommy immediately called police to let them know what had transpired. The next morning, at 6 a.m. Tommy’s lawyers called police too. Having reported the incident to the police, Tommy went about his business, including going to do media interviews abroad. When police notified his lawyers they wanted to interview Tommy, he canceled his trip and returned to the UK moments ago. (The regime media had falsely claimed that Tommy was somehow running away from the incident.) I believe this man attacking Tommy was a chance encounter — but the media has radicalized so many people against Tommy, it was only a matter of time. It’s terrible that Tommy can’t even walk through a train station without being assaulted. Then again, 940,000 crimes were reported to police in London last year, so he’s not the only one. If the victim here had been anyone other than Tommy — and London is in the middle of a crime wave — police would let it go as a clear case of self defence. But this is Tommy, the “enemy of the state”. It’s unlikely the police or prosecutors will let this “opportunity” go by. That’s why I came to London: if Tommy is not released by police tonight, I’ll be in court when Tommy applies for bail. (I have also offered to act as a “surety” for Tommy, to hep secure his release.) I’ll keep you posted how that goes, and of course I’ll live-tweet any proceedings. I promised Tommy I’d help him cover the costs of his lawyers, by crowdfunding that. Like many people, I’ve come to the unhappy conclusion that the UK now has two-tier justice — and Tommy is on the wrong side of that. The least we can do is to help lift the financial burden of these lawsuits off of him. Thanks for your support for our friend. I’ll give you more updates tomorrow. If you can help cover the legal bills (Tommy is pleading self-defence) please do. (Thanks.) FULL REPORT by Ezra Levant 🍁🚛:
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BREAKING: Tommy Robinson returns to the UK to plead self-defence After fending off an unprovoked assault at a London train station, Tommy Robinson is being treated as the criminal — not the victim. A few days ago Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧 was walking through St. Pancras train station in London, when he was repeatedly threatened by a drunk hoodlum. Tommy was by himself, and the man obviously had been radicalized by the media’s around-the-clock demonization of Tommy. Tommy warned the thug to stay away, but he wouldn’t. As he advanced towards Tommy, Tommy at the last moment hit back first, a clear case of self-defence. Tommy immediately called police to let them know what had transpired. The next morning, at 6 a.m. Tommy’s lawyers called police too. Having reported the incident to the police, Tommy went about his business, including going to do media interviews abroad. When police notified his lawyers they wanted to interview Tommy, he canceled his trip and returned to the UK moments ago. (The regime media had falsely claimed that Tommy was somehow running away from the incident.) I believe this man attacking Tommy was a chance encounter — but the media has radicalized so many people against Tommy, it was only a matter of time. It’s terrible that Tommy can’t even walk through a train station without being assaulted. Then again, 940,000 crimes were reported to police in London last year, so he’s not the only one. If the victim here had been anyone other than Tommy — and London is in the middle of a crime wave — police would let it go as a clear case of self defence. But this is Tommy, the “enemy of the state”. It’s unlikely the police or prosecutors will let this “opportunity” go by. That’s why I came to London: if Tommy is not released by police tonight, I’ll be in court when Tommy applies for bail. (I have also offered to act as a “surety” for Tommy, to hep secure his release.) I’ll keep you posted how that goes, and of course I’ll live-tweet any proceedings. I promised Tommy I’d help him cover the costs of his lawyers, by crowdfunding that. Like many people, I’ve come to the unhappy conclusion that the UK now has two-tier justice — and Tommy is on the wrong side of that. The least we can do is to help lift the financial burden of these lawsuits off of him. Thanks for your support for our friend. I’ll give you more updates tomorrow. If you can help cover the legal bills (Tommy is pleading self-defence) please do. (Thanks.) FULL REPORT by Ezra Levant 🍁🚛:

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.Ezra Levant 🍁🚛 recaps Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧's appeal hearing from London 🇬🇧 The British journalist and activist is currently in solitary confinement in the notorious HMP Woodhill prison. Tommy Robinson’s hearing at the UK Court of Appeal was held today. It wasn’t long — just 75 minutes. Tommy himself joined by video link from prison, but he wasn’t allowed to say anything, he could just observe. Tommy had an excellent lawyer, a senior barrister named Alisdair Williamson, KC. He was the barrister who won an important case for Tommy against the Metropolitan Police, when they illegally banned Tommy from entering London. Today’s appeal was for the sentence Tommy received for his contempt of court conviction. Normally, an appeal is just on the existing record — that is, the evidence that was heard by the sentencing judge. There is no new evidence; it’s not a do-over. The higher court merely weighs whether or not the trial judge got it right or wrong. Williamson made the case today that there was important “fresh evidence” that the Court of Appeal should consider — namely, that an independent psychologist has visited Tommy in prison, and written up a detailed, 39-page diagnosis of his mental health after so many months in solitary confinement. Williamson said that information was obviously not in the hands of the sentencing judge, but the Court of Appeal should consider it. The government’s main lawyer was Aidan Eardley, KC. I felt like he was weaker. And his argument in response to the psychologist’s report was essentially, “so what?” As in, he didn’t care that Tommy was being made mentally ill by keeping him in isolation; he told the three-judge panel that if Tommy really wanted to get out of prison, he should just delete the Twitter video that got him thrown in prison in the first place. I thought Tommy’s lawyers did well. But appeals are inherently uphill battles. Higher courts are reluctant to overturn lower courts unless the trial judge got something very wrong. It’s up to the Court of Appeal to decide whether to allow that fresh evidence in, and whether to give it any weight. I’m really starting to worry that it is now impossible for Tommy to get justice in the UK legal system. He has been so demonized, and the government is so obviously pursuing a vendetta, he really has become an “enemy of the state”, as his book is titled. I saw a story in the Times of London last week that said on any given day in the UK, police arrest 30 people for social media posts — 30 per day! Frankly, I doubt Russia’s Vladimir Putin arrests that many for social media posts. An entire system has been built to censor ideas and block people from speaking out. Tommy has been the “test case” for that. The judges concluded by saying they’ll release their ruling in the days ahead. I’m not optimistic, but you never know — remember, Tommy beat the Met Police in court, and that was the same lawyer. He’ll keep fighting for freedom. I flew seven hours to London and took a cab for another hour — that’s a long way to come for a 75-minute hearing. But I’m glad I did, and I hope you followed along with my live-tweeting. It's the least I can do; is keep going to court to ensure that the mainstream media isn’t the only source of news as to what happened. If you think my journalism is valuable, please take a moment to chip in a few dollars or a few pounds to help me defray the cost of my flight to London. Unlike the BBC, I don’t get £3 billion from taxpayers!
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.Ezra Levant 🍁🚛 recaps Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧's appeal hearing from London 🇬🇧 The British journalist and activist is currently in solitary confinement in the notorious HMP Woodhill prison. Tommy Robinson’s hearing at the UK Court of Appeal was held today. It wasn’t long — just 75 minutes. Tommy himself joined by video link from prison, but he wasn’t allowed to say anything, he could just observe. Tommy had an excellent lawyer, a senior barrister named Alisdair Williamson, KC. He was the barrister who won an important case for Tommy against the Metropolitan Police, when they illegally banned Tommy from entering London. Today’s appeal was for the sentence Tommy received for his contempt of court conviction. Normally, an appeal is just on the existing record — that is, the evidence that was heard by the sentencing judge. There is no new evidence; it’s not a do-over. The higher court merely weighs whether or not the trial judge got it right or wrong. Williamson made the case today that there was important “fresh evidence” that the Court of Appeal should consider — namely, that an independent psychologist has visited Tommy in prison, and written up a detailed, 39-page diagnosis of his mental health after so many months in solitary confinement. Williamson said that information was obviously not in the hands of the sentencing judge, but the Court of Appeal should consider it. The government’s main lawyer was Aidan Eardley, KC. I felt like he was weaker. And his argument in response to the psychologist’s report was essentially, “so what?” As in, he didn’t care that Tommy was being made mentally ill by keeping him in isolation; he told the three-judge panel that if Tommy really wanted to get out of prison, he should just delete the Twitter video that got him thrown in prison in the first place. I thought Tommy’s lawyers did well. But appeals are inherently uphill battles. Higher courts are reluctant to overturn lower courts unless the trial judge got something very wrong. It’s up to the Court of Appeal to decide whether to allow that fresh evidence in, and whether to give it any weight. I’m really starting to worry that it is now impossible for Tommy to get justice in the UK legal system. He has been so demonized, and the government is so obviously pursuing a vendetta, he really has become an “enemy of the state”, as his book is titled. I saw a story in the Times of London last week that said on any given day in the UK, police arrest 30 people for social media posts — 30 per day! Frankly, I doubt Russia’s Vladimir Putin arrests that many for social media posts. An entire system has been built to censor ideas and block people from speaking out. Tommy has been the “test case” for that. The judges concluded by saying they’ll release their ruling in the days ahead. I’m not optimistic, but you never know — remember, Tommy beat the Met Police in court, and that was the same lawyer. He’ll keep fighting for freedom. I flew seven hours to London and took a cab for another hour — that’s a long way to come for a 75-minute hearing. But I’m glad I did, and I hope you followed along with my live-tweeting. It's the least I can do; is keep going to court to ensure that the mainstream media isn’t the only source of news as to what happened. If you think my journalism is valuable, please take a moment to chip in a few dollars or a few pounds to help me defray the cost of my flight to London. Unlike the BBC, I don’t get £3 billion from taxpayers!

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Tommy Robinson knocks idiot spark out after he hassles and abuses him at England game, right in front of his wife! Unfortunately, this is the sh!t Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧 has to put up with in public from a few idiots, especially the drunken ones. The guy started hassling him and got aggressive right in front of Tommy’s wife, but he quickly found out it doesn’t end well when Tommy’s with his family. Tbf, Tommy generally gets a very warm welcome wherever he goes from real supporters, but you always get the odd idiot looking for trouble. Here’s a timely reminder of what happens if you do! 👊💥
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Tommy Robinson knocks idiot spark out after he hassles and abuses him at England game, right in front of his wife! Unfortunately, this is the sh!t Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧 has to put up with in public from a few idiots, especially the drunken ones. The guy started hassling him and got aggressive right in front of Tommy’s wife, but he quickly found out it doesn’t end well when Tommy’s with his family. Tbf, Tommy generally gets a very warm welcome wherever he goes from real supporters, but you always get the odd idiot looking for trouble. Here’s a timely reminder of what happens if you do! 👊💥

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He’s been called everything from a hero to a hate-monger, and few figures divide Britain like Tommy Robinson. I wanted to cut through the noise, the headlines and the outrage to hear what he actually thinks — so I sat down with him for a raw, unfiltered and revealing conversation about fear, faith, extremism and the future of Britain. Links to full interview in the comments…👇🏻 Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧
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He’s been called everything from a hero to a hate-monger, and few figures divide Britain like Tommy Robinson. I wanted to cut through the noise, the headlines and the outrage to hear what he actually thinks — so I sat down with him for a raw, unfiltered and revealing conversation about fear, faith, extremism and the future of Britain. Links to full interview in the comments…👇🏻 Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧

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🚨 TOMMY ROBINSON IS NOT A TERRORIST‼️🇬🇧 While actual violent jihadists are flooding Europe, Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧 was arrested under the TERRORISM ACT and put in solitary confinement for months. Today he is in court to fight for justice! Do you know why? I broke the story last year to make his name even more famous! This is your recap of what happened 👇 We Deutschland Kurier stand with Tommy Robinson.
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🚨 TOMMY ROBINSON IS NOT A TERRORIST‼️🇬🇧 While actual violent jihadists are flooding Europe, Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧 was arrested under the TERRORISM ACT and put in solitary confinement for months. Today he is in court to fight for justice! Do you know why? I broke the story last year to make his name even more famous! This is your recap of what happened 👇 We Deutschland Kurier stand with Tommy Robinson.

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Tommy Robinson is attacked on the train — but defends himself Yesterday Tommy Robinson was walking alone in a large train station in London when he was threatened with violence by a belligerent man, who was drunk. Tommy Robinson was attacked last night and he needs our help. But I can’t do it alone. Yesterday Tommy was walking alone in a large train station in London when he was threatened with violence by a belligerent man, who was drunk. Tommy repeatedly warned him to back off, but instead, the man advanced. Tommy responded in self-defence and the man fell to the ground. St. Pancras station is completely covered with surveillance cameras, and unless police delete that footage, it will clearly show the man besetting and threatening Tommy. It was 100% self defence. A lot of people are victims of crime in London, especially in their subway system. Even Donald Trump mentioned London’s decay yesterday in his visit to the UK. There were 940,000 crimes reported in London last year alone — and of course, many people don’t even bother calling police anymore. Tommy is more alert than most people because he regularly gets threatened by people who disagree with him. I see that the regime media are reporting that Tommy has fled the jurisdiction, but that’s not true. It is true that Tommy later left the UK, but it was for pre-scheduled meetings, including international media interviews. He’s not fleeing, he already reported the incident to the police, and he has never in his life tried to evade authorities. You’ll remember, just last year he voluntarily flew from Spain to London, to present himself to the court, even though he knew he would be sent to jail. Tommy doesn’t run — not from thugs at the train station, or from police trying to stitch him up. I’ve spoken with Tommy and with Tommy’s criminal lawyers and I’ve offered to crowdfund this latest legal battle — which is nothing more and nothing less than self-defence against a London hoodlum. I don’t have an estimate of how much this is going to cost — I guess it depends on how badly the government wants to go after Tommy. He was the victim of the crime here, in Sadiq Khan’s dangerous city. Unlike 940,000 other Londoners, he managed to save himself. Now it's up to you and me to save him from the UK’s two-tier justice system. Help me pay for Tommy’s lawyers at SaveTommy dot com. I’ll keep you posted on this one. I’ve travelled with Tommy around the UK before. 90% of people he meets want a selfie. But once in a while some thug thinks he’ll take a crack at Tommy. That’s what happened here — and luckily, Tommy was able to defend himself. When police review the surveillance video, they’ll see that it was self-defence. But I fear that they’ll prosecute Tommy no matter what, just to keep him on the back foot, keep him in jeopardy, and keep burning up his time and money. Let’s at least help Tommy by covering his criminal lawyers — please chip in to his legal crowdfund below. (Thanks.)
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Tommy Robinson is attacked on the train — but defends himself Yesterday Tommy Robinson was walking alone in a large train station in London when he was threatened with violence by a belligerent man, who was drunk. Tommy Robinson was attacked last night and he needs our help. But I can’t do it alone. Yesterday Tommy was walking alone in a large train station in London when he was threatened with violence by a belligerent man, who was drunk. Tommy repeatedly warned him to back off, but instead, the man advanced. Tommy responded in self-defence and the man fell to the ground. St. Pancras station is completely covered with surveillance cameras, and unless police delete that footage, it will clearly show the man besetting and threatening Tommy. It was 100% self defence. A lot of people are victims of crime in London, especially in their subway system. Even Donald Trump mentioned London’s decay yesterday in his visit to the UK. There were 940,000 crimes reported in London last year alone — and of course, many people don’t even bother calling police anymore. Tommy is more alert than most people because he regularly gets threatened by people who disagree with him. I see that the regime media are reporting that Tommy has fled the jurisdiction, but that’s not true. It is true that Tommy later left the UK, but it was for pre-scheduled meetings, including international media interviews. He’s not fleeing, he already reported the incident to the police, and he has never in his life tried to evade authorities. You’ll remember, just last year he voluntarily flew from Spain to London, to present himself to the court, even though he knew he would be sent to jail. Tommy doesn’t run — not from thugs at the train station, or from police trying to stitch him up. I’ve spoken with Tommy and with Tommy’s criminal lawyers and I’ve offered to crowdfund this latest legal battle — which is nothing more and nothing less than self-defence against a London hoodlum. I don’t have an estimate of how much this is going to cost — I guess it depends on how badly the government wants to go after Tommy. He was the victim of the crime here, in Sadiq Khan’s dangerous city. Unlike 940,000 other Londoners, he managed to save himself. Now it's up to you and me to save him from the UK’s two-tier justice system. Help me pay for Tommy’s lawyers at SaveTommy dot com. I’ll keep you posted on this one. I’ve travelled with Tommy around the UK before. 90% of people he meets want a selfie. But once in a while some thug thinks he’ll take a crack at Tommy. That’s what happened here — and luckily, Tommy was able to defend himself. When police review the surveillance video, they’ll see that it was self-defence. But I fear that they’ll prosecute Tommy no matter what, just to keep him on the back foot, keep him in jeopardy, and keep burning up his time and money. Let’s at least help Tommy by covering his criminal lawyers — please chip in to his legal crowdfund below. (Thanks.)

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