Reply to: Unnamed person arrested and sent straight to jail under media blackout

[SimonMac]

I see he gets released today however it looks like he might have undergone a religious conversion while on holiday:

Tommy Robinson Crusoe!

[OwlHoot]

A person who shall remain nameless was arrested yesterday and sent straight to jail for apparently being a news reporter. Whether this is true or not, the media blackout is the most appalling abuse of power.

Oh, news reporter.

Phew, the way things are going I thought it would have been Boris Johnson!

[darmstadt]

I see he gets released today however it looks like he might have undergone a religious conversion while on holiday:

[Big Blue Plymouth]

The thing is with TR, at best he's a right wing street activist. At worst, a violent hooligan. Either way, he seems convinced of his own demagoguery and the legions of peroxide blonde Essex Twitterati proclaiming #IAmTommay are grist to his mill.

[BrilloPad]

Throwing milkshakes at Tommy Robinson is a horrible crime, insists supporter throwing bottle at police

[vetran]

Take a chill pill fella You don't want to get all upset, and red faced

nah just sad faced that your carer has to go outside & cry, poor love putting up with you.. That woman is a saint!

[Whorty]

not strange to find out you are deranged, we sort of expect it. If you are going to make tulip up then may I suggest you try a career in politics.

Take a chill pill fella You don't want to get all upset, and red faced

[vetran]

Strange to refer to your hero that way ..... but then, you're a strange fella

not strange to find out you are deranged, we sort of expect it. If you are going to make tulip up then may I suggest you try a career in politics.

[Whorty]

he is still a winker whatever he calls himself

Strange to refer to your hero that way ..... but then, you're a strange fella

[vetran]

I just read Tommy Robinson: The rancour, rhetoric and riches of brand Tommy - BBC News

According to Yaxley-Lennon in his self-published autobiography, it would be the start of "years of mad laughs with the lads". As media attention grew, and he emerged as the EDL's de facto leader, he decided he needed a pseudonym. At first he called himself Wayne King - a schoolboy joke he initially got away with in a radio interview.

Ultimately, he borrowed the name of the organiser of Luton Town's football hooligan firm, Tommy Robinson. It stuck.

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mad laughs? Yeah - and Hitler was a laugh a minute too.

he is still a winker whatever he calls himself

[Mordac]

He's Scooty?

I wouldn't trust Scooty with an Airfix kit (there's one for the teenagers...)

[NotAllThere]

Actually the scariest thing in that article is that he was almost an aircraft engineer at Luton. Fookinell...

He's Scooty?

[Mordac]

I just read Tommy Robinson: The rancour, rhetoric and riches of brand Tommy - BBC News

According to Yaxley-Lennon in his self-published autobiography, it would be the start of "years of mad laughs with the lads". As media attention grew, and he emerged as the EDL's de facto leader, he decided he needed a pseudonym. At first he called himself Wayne King - a schoolboy joke he initially got away with in a radio interview.

Ultimately, he borrowed the name of the organiser of Luton Town's football hooligan firm, Tommy Robinson. It stuck.

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mad laughs? Yeah - and Hitler was a laugh a minute too.

He's from Luton, shouldn't we be cutting the poor bastard some slack? Hasn't he suffered enough? No, thought not...

Actually the scariest thing in that article is that he was almost an aircraft engineer at Luton. Fookinell...

[jamesbrown]

[BrilloPad]

I just read Tommy Robinson: The rancour, rhetoric and riches of brand Tommy - BBC News

According to Yaxley-Lennon in his self-published autobiography, it would be the start of "years of mad laughs with the lads". As media attention grew, and he emerged as the EDL's de facto leader, he decided he needed a pseudonym. At first he called himself Wayne King - a schoolboy joke he initially got away with in a radio interview.

Ultimately, he borrowed the name of the organiser of Luton Town's football hooligan firm, Tommy Robinson. It stuck.

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mad laughs? Yeah - and Hitler was a laugh a minute too.