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    Tommy Robinson ‘leaves UK’ amid contempt of court case as arrest warrant issued

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    1. salamanderwolf on

      But I keep getting told on here, that he has absolute proof, five separate witnesses to what he claimed on that film and that something didn’t add up. Why would he run if he’s so sure he wanted to challenge the court case?

      When men keep saying we need better role models. Maybe don’t look to this bitter little grifting coward.

    2. spackysteve on

      Is he going to seek asylum from the oppressive British legal system? I thought he was against that kind of thing.

    3. Archistotle on

      Good, fuck off. And don’t let the door hit you on the way out, that’s the customs officer’s privilege.

    7. Minimum-Geologist-58 on

      How could this country allow in a convicted illegal migrant with a long history of drug, fraud and violent offences?

      “This country” being France? Maybe it isn’t that easy to stop them sometimes?

    8. Square-Competition48 on

      Oh look he runs away and hides.

      Of course he does. World’s biggest melt.

      How anyone thinks this loser is a hard man is beyond me.

    9. radiant_0wl on

      Wait so they arrested him yesterday for trying to flee the country? Then released him at 10pm after they reminded him of his obligation to attend the hearing today.

      It sounds grossly negligent to release someone who was trying to flee on the eve of a court case.

    12. McShoobydoobydoo on

      And just like that I am momentarily more right wing and demand we close them borders up tighter than a nuns chuff

    15. Main_Cauliflower_486 on

      Where’s all the gullible fash types crying about two tier policing because he refused to comply with being searched at a port and got arrested for it?

    16. Ironfields on

      Ah yes, the behaviour of a man who is definitely innocent, has a load of evidence on his side and hasn’t lied about anything at all. Isn’t that what all squeaky clean people do, run away from court cases that they’re involved in? For someone claiming to be as “silenced” as he is, he certainly doesn’t seem keen on putting forward his side of things in court.

      Any suspiciously new accounts want to come and bat for him now?

    18. padestel on

      >Brave Little Tommy bravely ran away
      >
      >Bravely ran away away
      >
      >When danger reared its ugly head

    19. ArchdukeToes on

      I wonder if he’ll try to sneak back in at some point using someone else’s passport?

    20. BobBobBobBobBobDave on

      Has he gone to his home in Spain, or to his ancestral homeland of Ireland?

    21. ExxInferis on

      Another “Alpha” that runs away when consequences come a-knockin’. Funny that.

    23. UlteriorAlt on

      Regarding the whole arrest thing, quoting the Mail article:

      > Mr Payter said: “We understand he failed to co-operate with a port stop and search. The implication is he was attempting to leave the country and therefore was not intending to attend this hearing this morning.”

      > Kent Police said that on Sunday night that a man, 41, had been detained at the Channel tunnel in Folkestone under schedule 7 of the Terrorism Act.

      Schedule 7 of the Terrorism Act 2000 is designed specifically for use at UK border crossings, to allow accredited officers to examine individuals who pass through. Under the law, accredited officers can stop, question, and search individuals without prior suspicion of specific criminal activities. Failure to co-operate with either the search or with requests for information is grounds for detainment. I think of all the terror-related policing powers, this application is the least controversial as it’s designed to protect the UK’s borders.

      https://www.counterterrorism.police.uk/what-we-do/protect/schedule-7

      Not sure if we’ll get a specific comment on it from Kent Police, but I imagine a combination of Robinson’s history and ongoing activism was grounds enough for the examination.

    24. RammyJammy07 on

      Looks like he’s become the very thing he’s trying to destroy, not an ‘ex-pat’, an immigrant

    25. Red_Dog1880 on

      And here I was told he’s a stand up guy and when he gets his day in court we’ll all see he was telling the truth all along.

      The little gimp.

    29. Uncle___Marty on

      Chicken much? Cowardly a little? Run little boy, we know you’re scared. lol, and people follow this mug.

    30. stubbledchin on

      Brave Sir Robinson ran away.

      Bravely ran away away.

      When danger reared it’s ugly head,

      He bravely turned his tail and fled.

      Yes, brave Sir Robinson turned about

      And gallantly he chickened out.

      Swiftly taking to his feet,

      He beat a very brave retreat.

      Bravest of the brave, Sir Robinson!

    31. KombuchaBot on

      Truly, as the old English saying has it, man has a face like a bulldog chewing a wasp.

    32. Defector_from_4chan on

      By the sounds of it he was living abroad anyway, came back to the UK specifically to break the court order barring him from slandering this lad again, then fled the country after naturally getting in trouble for it. Have I got that right?

      Seems like he’s deliberately trying to drum up as much legal trouble as possible for attention. Like he’s trying so hard to be a mini-Trump.