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Freedom of speech and protest

They must be the right wingers wringers then.... after all, only the left are capable of rage
 
The laughing Judge will enable Tommy to get off the sentence on appeal.
 
Yep.... laughing is an offense in this 21st century PC world.
 
I reckon there will be at least one member here who will be happy to lead Sonya to the gallows:

 
Where the True Trolls Troll... Lot's to learn in this interview.

Trump’s Right-Hand Troll
Stephen Miller once tormented liberals at Duke. Now the president’s speechwriter and immigration enforcer is deploying the art of provocation from the White House.


Photo illustration by WG600*

It’s late on a Friday afternoon in March, and I’m sitting across from Stephen Miller in his spacious, sunlit West Wing office, trying to figure out whether he’s trolling me.

This is no easy task. A provocateur as skilled as Miller doesn’t just announce when he’s saying something outlandish to get a rise out of you—he tries to make you think he means it. So you have to look for the subtle tells. The fleeting half-smirk when he refers to himself as a “conservative social-justice warrior” early in the conversation. The too-emphatic tone he takes later when he says the best movie he’s seen in the past 15 years is The Dark Knight Rises, and then chides you for not properly appreciating its commentary on the French Revolution.

“It takes on the issue of anarchy and social breakdown in a really interesting way,” he says of the Batman movie. “There’s a lot going on in the film that you, of all people, I’d have thought would be all over.”

“Me … specifically?,” I ask, taking the bait.

Well,” he replies, letting the mask slip and a sarcastic grin surface, “it’s just your reputation as a very deep thinker.”
https://www.theatlantic.com/politics/archive/2018/05/stephen-miller-trump-adviser/561317/
 

The problem — as I said in 2015 — is that any challenge Robinson presents is all a secondary issue. The primary issue is that for years the British state allowed gangs of men to rape thousands of young girls across Britain. For years the police, politicians, Crown Prosecution Service, and every other arm of the state ostensibly dedicated to protecting these girls failed them. As a number of government inquires have concluded, they turned their face away from these girls because they were terrified of the accusations of racism that would come their way if they did address them. They decided it wasn’t worth the aggravation.

By contrast, Tommy Robinson thought it was worth the aggravation, even if that meant having his whole life turned upside down. Some years ago, after crawling over all of his personal affairs and the affairs of all his immediate family, the police found an irregularity on a mortgage application, prosecuted Robinson, convicted him, and sent him to prison on that charge. In prison he was assaulted and almost killed by Muslim inmates.

Tommy Robinson will be in prison for another year. And all those people happy with the status quo will breathe a sigh of relief.

What can be said with absolute certainty is that Tommy Robinson has been treated with greater suspicion and a greater presumption of guilt by the United Kingdom than any Islamic extremist or mass rapist ever has been. That should be — yet is not — a national scandal. If even one mullah or sheikh had been treated with the presumption of guilt that Robinson has received, Amnesty International, Human Rights Watch, and the rest of them would be all over the U.K. authorities. But different standards apply to Robinson.


my bolds
 


Still more majestic shalt thou rise,
More dreadful, from each foreign stroke;
As the loud blast that tears the skies,
Serves but to root thy native oak.
"Rule, Britannia! rule the waves:
"Britons never will be slaves."

James Thomson got that wrong
 
I suppose if he wanted to do it he would need a sketch artist to reveal their faces like they do on the news.
 

I think the main point here is that he was sent to gaol because in the opinion of a judge he was in contempt of court.

No trial, no legal defence, no opportunity to argue his case, no judgement by his peers.

Arbitrary imprisonment is a contravention of an individual's rights.
 
Live broadcasting the trial?

You might want to revise as that is not accurate, notwithstanding other possible issues, not a foot was placed on court property.

I understand there is going to be some sort of "appeal" or challenge for want of a better word, so we will all need to stay tuned for that.

By the way, that "baying mob" are mostly moderate middle and working class people sick of what is happening to their country.
 
I think I read that you can't film in any way to prejudice the case.
The other thing is the innocent till proven guilty.

If they had been found guilty he could release footage possibly(appeals)?

I don't like what they did to Tommy. But surely someone could have told him don't film.
 
My barrister friend says it wasn't the filming so much as the live streaming that was the purported problem.
 
But once again it was not the actual trial that was being live-streamed, it was merey outside on public property. I believe that this will form *part of the basis of the challenge.
 
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