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Met says it expects ‘busy day’ on Saturday as Stand Up to Racism and Chris Kaba rallies also planned


The far-right leader Tommy Robinson has been charged under the Terrorism Act and is being held in custody before a planned march of his supporters amid fears of a repeat of violence that erupted when he was imprisoned in 2018.
Robinson, whose real name is Stephen Yaxley-Lennon, handed himself in to Folkestone police station on Friday afternoon where he was charged with failing to provide the pin to his mobile phone under schedule 7 of the Terrorism Act. He was bailed to appear in court next month, Kent police said. He was then remanded in custody under a high court direction, the force said.

In July Robinson allegedly refused to give police access to his mobile phone when he was stopped under the Terrorism Act at the Channel tunnel. He had been bailed subject to returning to Folkestone police station.
Tommy Robinson outside Folkestone police station speaking to the press on Friday 25 October.
He is also due to appear at Woolwich crown court on Monday on separate charges of contempt of court for repeating libellous allegations against a Syrian refugee. Robinson’s supporters, who now control his X account, told his 1 million followers on the platform that he was being held on remand until Monday’s court appearance.
The Metropolitan police have said they expect a “busy day” on Saturday as Robinson’s supporters plan to march from Victoria to Whitehall under the banner “Uniting the Kingdom”, while a Stand Up to Racism counter protest is also planned. The United Families and Friends Campaign is planning a protest in Trafalgar Square against the acquittal this week of the firearms officer who shot dead Chris Kaba.
The anti-fascist campaign Hope Not Hate predicted the planned far-right demonstration on Saturday would morph into a protest demanding Robinson’s freedom. It also fears a repeat of June 2018 when five police officers were injured during clashes with Robinson’s supporters.
Speaking at a briefing before Robinson’s charge had been confirmed, Joe Mulhall, Hope Not Hate’s director of research, said: “If we look at what happened in 2018 when he was previously imprisoned it actually galvanised the Free Tommy movement, which saw the largest demonstrations we’d seen in a very long time outside parliament. And they were very, very angry and confrontational. There were scenes of people throwing bottles at Downing Street and the like. I think Lennon is anticipating that will happen again. His whole thing is that he’s a martyr going down for free speech.”
Before arriving at Folkestone police station in a black Nissan Elgrand, Robinson was asked on X by a journalist about the claim that he expected to be regarded as a free speech martyr. Robinson responded by posting a screengrab of the questions and calling the journalist a “fake news wanker” and adding: “Write whatever you want no 1 gives a fuck any more. We are the media.”
Hope Not Hate said it expected the demonstration to be larger than a gathering of Robinson’s supporters in July when about 30,000 people protested against immigration.
Nick Lowles, the group’s chief executive, said: “I think it’s going to be a lot angrier, regardless of whether Lennon is there or not. This one is very much aimed at the prime minister, the police, and this sense of injustice around the riots. My understanding is the police are quite concerned about the public order element.
“The chatter in the football hooligan WhatsApp groups is that they are coming in quite big numbers. And given that many of the people who will be there have a kind of liking for violence or disorder, I can understand why the police are worried.”
The Met said there would be “significant policing presence” in central London on Saturday to ensure the two rival demonstrations are kept apart. It has also imposed conditions under the Public Order Act about timings and locations of the rival demonstrations “to prevent serious disruption or disorder”.
The deputy assistant commissioner Rachel Williams, who is leading the operation, said: “We are well prepared for what is set to be a busy day in the centre of London.
“Our role is to ensure that those attending the various events can do so safely and that they can exercise their right to lawful protest. We will have significant resources in place to respond to any incidents, to deal decisively with any offences, and to keep disruption to other members of the public and businesses to a minimum.
“We know that when groups with opposing views come together it can lead to conflict and disorder and a key part of our role is ensuring that does not happen.”
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Bets on whether or not he gets the HRC treatment or a Paki gets him.
good, i hope he gets an ass full of shiv and a back full of cum in jail, gatekeeping faggot deserves nothing less. Maybe in death he can spark something useful.
 
If only the native English would organize and lynch MPs, judges, and police leadership. Behead them on Parliament Square. Sadly, nothing will happen, because nothing ever happens, and the Bri'ish will continue to roll over and show their belly every time the country inches closer to absolute tyranny while the Turd World's human garbage accumulates all the power and liberty.
 
If only the native English would organize and lynch MPs, judges, and police leadership. Behead them on Parliament Square. Sadly, nothing will happen, because nothing ever happens, and the Bri'ish will continue to roll over and show their belly every time the country inches closer to absolute tyranny while the Turd World's human garbage accumulates all the power and liberty.

The only ones left on Faggot Island are serfs so buck broken they stayed to get pakiraped instead of stopping it from happening or when it was too late, leaving for literally anywhere else.
Even if something happens™ which it won't its far too late. The pakis are there to stay, the niggers are there to stay, the Do Not Redeem Saars aren't going anywhere.
 
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The budget will see the normies kicking off, maybe not in the setting bins in fire sort of way, but the finally breaking the last of the Labour cattle.

It sounds like they’re going to be going after people’s assets. So if you’ve worked hard, saved, and invested like you’re supposed to to Reeves is going to peg you with a 12 inch strap on without lube whilst Kier watches from the cuck chair.

No one has really went after the boomer’s money before. We’re going to see a lot of life long Labour zombies voting for other parties fit the first time.
 
Burger here. Was this the guy that was arrested for terrorism for releasing a documentary about some migrant kid stabbing a British classmate or is this a different guy? Was he released after footie season started and re-apprehended, or has he been in custody since the first arrest?
 
Burger here. Was this the guy that was arrested for terrorism for releasing a documentary about some migrant kid stabbing a British classmate or is this a different guy? Was he released after footie season started and re-apprehended, or has he been in custody since the first arrest?
Yeah. Tommy Robinson was that guy.
 
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Bets on stragglers getting jumped by nogs and pro pali faggots once the crowd dies down? it's happened nearly every time before, so it's pretty safe odds.
Violent whites throwing themselves on the zombies knives of the doctors and engineers who were minding their own business and enriching our culture.

Last I checked there were 4 arrests. 2 on each 'side'. Tommy's side must have been angels as the police will pick them up for a look.
 
Burger here. Was this the guy that was arrested for terrorism for releasing a documentary about some migrant kid stabbing a British classmate or is this a different guy? Was he released after footie season started and re-apprehended, or has he been in custody since the first arrest?
Yes. You have the right guy in mind. He was released, went on holiday, came back and was re-arrested. Same charge as last time I think - terrorism because he wont unlock his phone for them to read through all his contacts and messages. He argues as a journalist he has the right to protect his sources. And actually he does do actual reporting, for which he usually gets arrested. Reporting without a licence, I guess.
 
So we have a protest by Tommy which has been planned for a long time. Counter protestors of various shades exercise their right to organise and after dark it will inevitably kick off.

Yet Tommeh and the far right lads will be blamed for any fracas, despite their protest being planned first. The other group could have easily stayed away, but every time they appear.
Funny that.
 
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