| Stephen Yaxley 22:43 - Oct 28 with 2170 views | builthjack |
Guilty as charged. Horrible cretin of a lad.
Hope he gets at least 5 years. |  |
| Swansea Indepenent Poster Of The Year 2021. Dr P / Mart66 / Roathie / Parlay / E20/ Duffle was 2nd, but he is deluded and thinks in his little twisted brain that he won. Poor sod. We let him win this year, as he has cried for a whole year. His 14 usernames, bless his cotton socks.
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| Stephen Yaxley on 18:37 - Oct 30 with 675 views | shingle |
Wonder if opinions of the guy will change a little when our younger children and Grandchildren will be on the frontline of a civil war, you do realise that this outcome is now not as crazy as it once sounded. |  | | |
| Stephen Yaxley on 18:43 - Oct 30 with 652 views | onehunglow |
| Stephen Yaxley on 18:37 - Oct 30 by shingle |
Wonder if opinions of the guy will change a little when our younger children and Grandchildren will be on the frontline of a civil war, you do realise that this outcome is now not as crazy as it once sounded. |
The concept of a civil war in its truest sense normally would seem ludicrous
It’s not now
The majority are silent but seething
We don’t want trans preached to our kids
We don’t want illegal scum coming here and being prioritised over US
We don’t want Asian paedophiles being clearly treated with a soft touch
We don’t want criminals released after a third of a.sentence that was too soft in the first place
The erstwhile hard working indigenous British people are being shat on
The elite are not those deemed so by too many
The elite work on the likes of care homes | |
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| Stephen Yaxley on 19:33 - Oct 30 with 626 views | Gwyn737 |
| Stephen Yaxley on 17:28 - Oct 30 by Demitrius |
You don't think him and others like him get treated differently in the Criminal Justice system because they represent opposition to a country being gaslit at every turn ?
Pakistani paedos, foreign rapists, ISIS Imams etc all get lenient treatment and we all know why....
If you can't - or more likely won't - see what's happening I pity you.
Independent Judiciary is a myth - Tony Cottager Blair saw to that....
1984 is looking like a blueprint not fiction...Diversity is our strength - No - its bollocks we were doing just fine without it
“WAR IS PEACE,” “FREEDOM IS SLAVERY,” and “IGNORANCE IS STRENGTH,” along with other key Party maxims such as “BIG BROTHER IS WATCHING YOU” and “Who controls the past controls the future. Who controls the present controls the past." [Post edited 30 Oct 19:08]
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Your first paragraph has nothing to do with your second paragraph.
Two tier for Tommy Robinson? Which of his convictions have been incorrect? In the last case, were the jury wrong? | | | |
| Stephen Yaxley on 19:47 - Oct 30 with 620 views | Boundy |
| Stephen Yaxley on 19:33 - Oct 30 by Gwyn737 |
Your first paragraph has nothing to do with your second paragraph.
Two tier for Tommy Robinson? Which of his convictions have been incorrect? In the last case, were the jury wrong? |
You're not a ignorant person so why do you think that he won't become one as too many others have become prisoners of the state excessively jailed not for their offences but because of their beliefs . The state are now using all means to quell the unrest that they themselves have started with jal sentences for offences which prior to this government would have been suspended or at least half of what is now considered the norm What other government has ever considered trail without jury for minor offences which Lammy the cluless was seriously considering
https://www.theguardian.com/la | |
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| Stephen Yaxley on 21:14 - Oct 30 with 548 views | max936 |
| Stephen Yaxley on 21:10 - Oct 30 by ReslovenSwan1 |
I probably have a lot more experience than you.i have worked in two islamic countries for instance for a total of eight years and that was within the community not in camp.
I have numerous things Muslim friends some devout and some not. I also have Muslim friends and neighbour in Wales and get in with all of them. Again some devout and others not. Most are not devout at all.
My Turkish mates are very warm and loyal even the devout ones. They tell me their faith is a personal matter.
It is a debatable who is more patriotic. Jason Mohamed or Lara Jones of Reform. I would back Jason. [Post edited 31 Oct 0:47]
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You've worked and lived everywhere, how old are you 150, you're a BBS. |  | | |
| Stephen Yaxley on 21:32 - Oct 30 with 527 views | Gwyn737 |
| Stephen Yaxley on 19:47 - Oct 30 by Boundy |
You're not a ignorant person so why do you think that he won't become one as too many others have become prisoners of the state excessively jailed not for their offences but because of their beliefs . The state are now using all means to quell the unrest that they themselves have started with jal sentences for offences which prior to this government would have been suspended or at least half of what is now considered the norm What other government has ever considered trail without jury for minor offences which Lammy the cluless was seriously considering
https://www.theguardian.com/la |
Mainly because I don’t see any issue with any of his convictions.
I’m not for abolishing juries but what’s the point if in cases such as Robinson’s last one which was a jury trial, people still call stitch up?
That article (unsurprisingly) from the guardian talks about political prisoners from the left - climate action and Gaza. Is your point that the government is imprisoning people from both sides? I’m not sure that makes sense. | | | |
| Stephen Yaxley on 21:47 - Oct 30 with 509 views | JACKMANANDBOY |
| Stephen Yaxley on 21:32 - Oct 30 by Gwyn737 |
Mainly because I don’t see any issue with any of his convictions.
I’m not for abolishing juries but what’s the point if in cases such as Robinson’s last one which was a jury trial, people still call stitch up?
That article (unsurprisingly) from the guardian talks about political prisoners from the left - climate action and Gaza. Is your point that the government is imprisoning people from both sides? I’m not sure that makes sense. |
Of course it does, think about it. |  |
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| Stephen Yaxley on 21:48 - Oct 30 with 508 views | Gwyn737 |
| Stephen Yaxley on 21:47 - Oct 30 by JACKMANANDBOY |
Of course it does, think about it. |
So there’s two tier justice but both the right and left are being treated the same? | | | |
| Stephen Yaxley on 21:54 - Oct 30 with 498 views | JACKMANANDBOY |
| Stephen Yaxley on 21:48 - Oct 30 by Gwyn737 |
So there’s two tier justice but both the right and left are being treated the same? |
Think about how oppressive regimes use the law.
Here is an example.of amnesty international citing a Facebook post.
https://www.amnesty.org/en/pet [Post edited 30 Oct 21:56]
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| Stephen Yaxley on 22:31 - Oct 30 with 463 views | Gwyn737 |
| Stephen Yaxley on 21:54 - Oct 30 by JACKMANANDBOY |
Think about how oppressive regimes use the law.
Here is an example.of amnesty international citing a Facebook post.
https://www.amnesty.org/en/pet [Post edited 30 Oct 21:56]
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But how is that two tier?
It’s fair to have concerns about states becoming too authoritarian, but that’s a long way from claiming SYL is a political prisoner. | | | |
| Stephen Yaxley on 23:12 - Oct 30 with 421 views | KeithHaynes |
| Stephen Yaxley on 21:48 - Oct 30 by Gwyn737 |
So there’s two tier justice but both the right and left are being treated the same? |
Personally there’s evidence out there, that’s all I will say. |  |
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| Stephen Yaxley on 23:29 - Oct 30 with 413 views | JACKMANANDBOY |
| Stephen Yaxley on 22:31 - Oct 30 by Gwyn737 |
But how is that two tier?
It’s fair to have concerns about states becoming too authoritarian, but that’s a long way from claiming SYL is a political prisoner. |
I have not said SYL is a political prisoner, but in recent years we have seen the Government using the law to their own ends.
Demonstrate against sensitive issues and you are arrested charged and sentenced in 48 hours in some cases, on average it takes 200 days plus to get to a magistrates court case heating.
That is the nature of the two tier policing used to help the Government, people are not treated equally under the law. | |
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| Stephen Yaxley on 00:58 - Oct 31 with 358 views | ReslovenSwan1 |
| Stephen Yaxley on 21:14 - Oct 30 by max936 |
You've worked and lived everywhere, how old are you 150, you're a BBS. |
I was asked to justify my comment and did in an honest way. That s it.
I am always up for a debate and try to give examples and justifications. I do not need to do point scoring or get involved in feuds. |  |
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| Stephen Yaxley on 08:03 - Oct 31 with 254 views | Joesus_Of_Narbereth |
One way to look at it is to take Lennon out of your thinking, leave political bias at the door and any emotion out of it and look at his actual actions. You cannot go around phoning up journalists (or anyone) threatening them with “I’m coming to get you” whilst launching a sustained campaign of harassment, mobilising your online band of merry men to follow people, issue threats, take photos of their houses and their children and generally be a pain in the arse.
I get that he and his supporters are probably frustrated at the double standard of having his photo taken on a sunbed in Cyprus but what he did next was massively disproportionate and completely illegal.
We have heard from Keith in recent months the debilitating effect sustained online campaigns of harassment can have on individuals and their families. This is no different. These people will be brought to justice, so should Lennon.
To be a political prisoner and/or the victim of an establishment stitch up he would have had to have been arrested on spurious charges and presented with fabricated or exaggerated evidence. But it’s clear he did all of this and was stupid enough to post it all online. If they were looking for an opportunity to lock him up for any little thing they had the perfect chance a few months ago when he sparked a man out cold in an airport live on CCTV.
The fact remains he has a long long history of violence, drugs, fraud and other offences, many of which predates his move into the public eye. Over the years he’s seen more courts than Martina Navratilova. Surprised they haven’t given him a loyalty card and his own parking space.
He seems to think he can do whatever he wants. He can’t. |  |
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| Stephen Yaxley on 08:31 - Oct 31 with 238 views | Gwyn737 |
| Stephen Yaxley on 08:03 - Oct 31 by Joesus_Of_Narbereth |
One way to look at it is to take Lennon out of your thinking, leave political bias at the door and any emotion out of it and look at his actual actions. You cannot go around phoning up journalists (or anyone) threatening them with “I’m coming to get you” whilst launching a sustained campaign of harassment, mobilising your online band of merry men to follow people, issue threats, take photos of their houses and their children and generally be a pain in the arse.
I get that he and his supporters are probably frustrated at the double standard of having his photo taken on a sunbed in Cyprus but what he did next was massively disproportionate and completely illegal.
We have heard from Keith in recent months the debilitating effect sustained online campaigns of harassment can have on individuals and their families. This is no different. These people will be brought to justice, so should Lennon.
To be a political prisoner and/or the victim of an establishment stitch up he would have had to have been arrested on spurious charges and presented with fabricated or exaggerated evidence. But it’s clear he did all of this and was stupid enough to post it all online. If they were looking for an opportunity to lock him up for any little thing they had the perfect chance a few months ago when he sparked a man out cold in an airport live on CCTV.
The fact remains he has a long long history of violence, drugs, fraud and other offences, many of which predates his move into the public eye. Over the years he’s seen more courts than Martina Navratilova. Surprised they haven’t given him a loyalty card and his own parking space.
He seems to think he can do whatever he wants. He can’t. |
Couldn’t agree more.
If there needs to be a case proved for government overreach or two tier justice then this bloke is not the poster boy to do it.
Agreeing with him doesn’t justify his crimes. | | | |
| Stephen Yaxley on 10:37 - Oct 31 with 158 views | Joesus_Of_Narbereth |
| Stephen Yaxley on 08:31 - Oct 31 by Gwyn737 |
Couldn’t agree more.
If there needs to be a case proved for government overreach or two tier justice then this bloke is not the poster boy to do it.
Agreeing with him doesn’t justify his crimes. |
On the whole I have no issue with a lot of what he says, and a lot of it needs to be said but he does go over the top occasionally.
It’s a shame for him because he’s clearly an intelligent and capable bloke but he’s also a thug, a bully, a fraudster, a conman and a general arsehole. He’s got a big self destruct button attached to his chest and he can’t stop hitting it. | |
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| Stephen Yaxley on 11:50 - Oct 31 with 116 views | Gwyn737 |
| Stephen Yaxley on 10:37 - Oct 31 by Joesus_Of_Narbereth |
On the whole I have no issue with a lot of what he says, and a lot of it needs to be said but he does go over the top occasionally.
It’s a shame for him because he’s clearly an intelligent and capable bloke but he’s also a thug, a bully, a fraudster, a conman and a general arsehole. He’s got a big self destruct button attached to his chest and he can’t stop hitting it. |
I don’t think it’s a self destruct button, more a ‘press for more money’ button. | | | |
| Stephen Yaxley on 12:12 - Oct 31 with 105 views | builthjack |
| Stephen Yaxley on 08:03 - Oct 31 by Joesus_Of_Narbereth |
One way to look at it is to take Lennon out of your thinking, leave political bias at the door and any emotion out of it and look at his actual actions. You cannot go around phoning up journalists (or anyone) threatening them with “I’m coming to get you” whilst launching a sustained campaign of harassment, mobilising your online band of merry men to follow people, issue threats, take photos of their houses and their children and generally be a pain in the arse.
I get that he and his supporters are probably frustrated at the double standard of having his photo taken on a sunbed in Cyprus but what he did next was massively disproportionate and completely illegal.
We have heard from Keith in recent months the debilitating effect sustained online campaigns of harassment can have on individuals and their families. This is no different. These people will be brought to justice, so should Lennon.
To be a political prisoner and/or the victim of an establishment stitch up he would have had to have been arrested on spurious charges and presented with fabricated or exaggerated evidence. But it’s clear he did all of this and was stupid enough to post it all online. If they were looking for an opportunity to lock him up for any little thing they had the perfect chance a few months ago when he sparked a man out cold in an airport live on CCTV.
The fact remains he has a long long history of violence, drugs, fraud and other offences, many of which predates his move into the public eye. Over the years he’s seen more courts than Martina Navratilova. Surprised they haven’t given him a loyalty card and his own parking space.
He seems to think he can do whatever he wants. He can’t. |
A common sense answer.
Whatever way you look, left, right, middle, this guy is a bad un who will start a fight in a empty room. Trouble wherever he goes.
He will get what’s coming to him. | |
| Swansea Indepenent Poster Of The Year 2021. Dr P / Mart66 / Roathie / Parlay / E20/ Duffle was 2nd, but he is deluded and thinks in his little twisted brain that he won. Poor sod. We let him win this year, as he has cried for a whole year. His 14 usernames, bless his cotton socks.
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