Re-Arrest of Tommy Robinson on Yet More Spurious Charges
- Philip James
- 23 minutes ago
- 2 min read
The British state has issued yet another arrest warrant for Tommy Robinson—this time under the flimsy guise of “harassment causing fear of violence.” It’s the same tired playbook: smear, silence, repeat. But let’s call this what it is—political persecution. Tommy Robinson is not just a target. He’s a political prisoner.
Just days ago, the public believed that Robinson might finally be released, a faint sign that the system was cracking under pressure from a growing, angry public. But no—what we got instead was a theatrical stunt, a fake-out. A bait-and-switch, designed to distract from a story that should have rocked Westminster to its core: explosive rumours involving Keir Starmer and three Ukrainian rent boys. That scandal was buried faster than a minister's expenses report—while the media turned its fire back on Robinson.
The latest accusation? "Harassment causing fear of violence." Vague. Convenient. And totally in line with how modern political dissidents are neutralised. The BBC, ever the mouthpiece of the establishment, couldn’t resist reminding readers of Robinson’s real name—as if that detail somehow discredits everything he’s said or done. Classic character assassination.
Let’s be blunt: Robinson’s ongoing legal harassment is not about “protecting the public.” It’s about crushing the one man who consistently speaks out against the Islamiphication of Britain. Whilst many of our cities and institutions become torn apart by crime and the political elite drown in sleaze, the state reserves its harshest punishments for someone who dares to call it out.
Tommy Robinson stands in a courtroom again on 5 June, not because of justice—but because truth-telling is now a crime in the UK. The regime may change its excuses, but the mission stays the same: silence the man who refuses to bow.
This will keep happening. Because it's not about what Tommy Robinson did. It's about who he is—and who he's willing to expose.
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