Tommy Robinson, Lawfare and British Judiciary Corruption
Tommy Robinson describes facing a potential 10-year prison sentence for questioning journalists from the Daily Mail, whom he characterizes as weapons of the state. He draws parallels between his legal challenges and the lawfare used against Donald Trump and Alex Jones, arguing that the UK judiciary has become politicized. Robinson claims his documentary work exposes an unholy alliance between politicians and the courts designed to silence dissent.
tommy robinson· lawfare· british judiciary· daily mail· keir starmer· free speech
00:00 You're facing 10 years in prison right now for what? Uh, questioning journalists from the Daily Mail. You have to understand the Daily Mail and these newspapers, they're weapons of the state. You can't question them. You can't go after them. You can't ask them the questions that they're asking you, which is all I try to do. They put a camera on me, I turn the camera around. I'm coming to ask you some questions. No you're not. They're in fear for their life. They're in fear. We have people that pray outside abortion clinics 100 yards away, they get two years in jail. They get prosecuted. People don't realize how bad the UK is. I mean it's bad. It's bad but- What is Starmer trying to do? Well 2009, when I start talking about this, since then until now I've not had one single period in In that 15, 16 years, whatever it is, I've not had one single period where I haven't been faced in prison. So lawfare, which is what Alex has been hit with, it's what Donald Trump was hit with, is the reason I played that documentary last year. So I had a court order not to show a documentary. I had a grenade showing how they operate. You see, everything we know about lawfare, it's an unholy alliance of judiciary, of politicians. But look at that headline. Oh, you talk to reporters 10 years in jail. What is this?
01:02 But a girl, a nine-year-old escapes, goes to the police, they arrest her for being raped. I mean, just look how upside down that is. How do the letters of the Guardian, how do they get enough mercenaries to do this? Well, they're all weapons of the state. They're all working for the state. Again, it's not, Britain is not a free democracy. It's not. The European Union are working against the interests of the people. They're flooding the nation with the United Nations. It's all planned. Your borders and our borders and Germany's borders and every country's borders, they weren't opened by mistake. They're open. Do you know Minnesota? Just look at Minnesota. Ask yourself this question. Somalians come from the hottest place in the world. Somalia.
01:38 they come into the United States, do you think they chose Minnesota? Do you think they chose to move to the coldest place in the United States? Do you think that was a choice made by Somalians or do you think they were put there? Do you think they were put there in the full knowledge of how quick that community grows? So when you look at the Muslim communities, they're voting block, they're bringing in voting blocks to make sure you know your swing states. Just look at the figures. The figures of illegal immigration were up was almost 700% in some of those swing states. Now if you had an elected Donald Trump you never would have won an election again. Well, that's right. Trump isn't perfect and I get mad at him, but it's night and day So we got a back to good he does oppose the bad. He does but overall it's night and day Yeah, I can't claim to be an expert on American politics. I read what I can I look at what I can I followed I followed it but I can be an expert on Islam and what it's gonna do to your country and it's the exact same playbook exact identical that you've been hit with is what we're about we're being hit with now the law fair they hit with me is
02:29 is to put the British judiciary on trial. I had a vision that if I know what this film shows, if you watch this film, you know I told the truth and you know they lied. And it's them admitting you were right, admitting they were covering it up, so you went to jail for that. If you know they lied, you then can question the results of the judiciary and the politicization of the judiciary, not just against me. Do this, okay? Americans, do this. Pick any fighter in Europe,
03:11 Morten Messenschmitt is the lead name in Denmark who's opposed the European Union and mass immigration. Google his name, look at the lawfare he's faced. Court case after court case after court case. A lot of them get shot and killed actually or stabbed. Ken Paxton, look at the lawfare he faced for standing up. Look at anyone that stood up and look at the lawfare. So look at Salvini. Look at Salvini who's deputy prime minister now of Italy. He faced six years of relentless lawfare for standing up. They didn't get anywhere, proven wrong, but the process is the punishment. The stress, I don't know if Alex talks about the stress, what he's gone through, I know what goes on behind closed doors, I know the dark places, I know the bankruptcy, I know the effect on the family, I know the effect on the children, I know what it is. So even if you come out of it, my last two cases, I come out, one cost 53,000 pounds, I was cleared, don't get the 53,000 pound back, I don't get my time or life back, in fact all my energy is put into fighting a court case of which I'm innocent. Well then they shouldn't bankrupt my parents.
04:01 That's what they do. Yeah. And it hangs over your head. So they have this cloud over your head. I've had it since 2009. You try to live with it, you try to fight it. But here I am come 2021. I'm taken to court, they say I lied in a story, I have all the evidence of covert recordings proving that people were paid not to tell the truth. I find out who paid them, they spent £274,000. I get all the evidence. I have this big conspiracy of the Unholy Alliance, how they operate. And I realise that this film is far bigger than Tommy Robinson. This film proves everything! Alright, I, uh...
