Tommy Robinson Goes North and is Milkshaked

[Deleted member 18243]

They were a large group of muslim men that came from Halifax, led there by the police

You couldn't make that up could you? A large group of masked rioters, openly shouting and boasting their intentions, escorted to their rioting place on British streets by British police.

What has gone wrong with our Police?

 

[noseall]

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Gullible twonk mat peddling bulls hit again.

 

[noseall]

You couldn't make that up could you?

matty could. andy hangs on every word.
Daft RWR.

 

[noseall]

andy is hallucinating.

 

[JohnD]

You couldn't make that up could you?

yes, you could, and so could the people whose stories you follow.

 

[noseall]

Muslim Defence League - showing Muslims in good light....?

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• noseall
• 17 Jan 2015
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[mattylad]

Noseall, your bullshit is just the words you type - but you cannot deny what actually happens in videos, especially when they are taken by the muslim men themselves.

 

[noseall]

you cannot deny what actually happens in videos

I can see what happens in videos and I can also follow the ridiculously biased commentary and the ridiculously biased editing.

Tell me you are not THAT gullible, please.

 

[Bodd]

Would it be okay for someone to throw a milkshake at Anna Soubry? Says Spike
After all, she has devoted herself to overthrowing the largest act of democracy in UK history. She also voted for the bombing of Libya in 2011, which destabilised entire swathes of northern Africa and caused untold suffering. Does such anti-democracy and imperialism deserve a milkshake? What about Emily Thornberry? Another anti-democrat and cheerleader for the destruction in Libya. Can she be ‘milkshaked’? Ed Miliband, perhaps? After all, he once stood for office on an anti-immigration platform and even produced a mug calling for restrictions on immigration. And from Tommy Robinson a couple of weeks ago to Nigel Farage isn’t it people who are supposedly iffy about immigrants who get milkshaked?

 

[mattylad]

Noseall, how about you tell me, answer Andy's question - in the video that was taken by one of the muslim mob - how can you see them in a good light?

NO amount of editing or commentary can change the fact that they came from Halifax, were very aggressive and were throwing stones at the crowd.
Or do you have some secret knowledge that all that was perhaps CGI?

 

[noseall]

how can you see them in a good light?

There is not a right wing slanted video on the planet showing Muslims in a good light. I'm pretty sure there is a rousing video for every type of hater out there and I'll bet you could give me a link to all of them, matty.

I'll pass thanks.

 

[opps]

The rebel media reporter was being very unbiased,

So much so that she tells Youtubers that a child had been stabbed. She could have edited her video accordingly but didn't. She could have shown the TR supporters throwing objects, but didn't.

She bemoans the fact that the BBC didn't have a crew there, suggesting that they are in the pockets of the government. No mention of the fact that ITN, SKY, etc didn't have any staff there either.

She isn't a journalist, she is part of the far right's PR team.

In no way am I condondoning violence but at which point did bricks or scissors land anywhere near a child? How is it that the missiles didn't hit anything other than two police cars. Might that not suggest that police kept a sufficient distance between both groups?

In a number of the videos posted by the TR supporters, the police can be seen struggling to move the TR supporters back. The same supporters that we are supposed to believe were fearful for their lives.

The saddest thing about the event is that the muppets on the other side have played into TR's PR plan.

See the following- 35.00 mins

TR talks about how he wants confrontation because it makes him look like an underdog.

 

[Mfatic]

Would it be okay for someone to throw a milkshake at Anna Soubry?

The first incident of someone being "shaken" was a bit funny, and probably deserved. But now it has become an "act of objection to political views" it is more serious and needs stopping.
I am referring to the most recent incident (of Farage) being "shaken". I do not agree with his policies, his tactics or his divisive rhetoric. But this "milkshaking" has become dangerously close to violence.
Once incident was a bit funny, but copy-cat incidents become dangerous.

I had to laugh though, when Nige was reported to have said, "
Mr Farage warns civility is breaking down and blames "radicalised Remainers" who think they are entitled to use any tactics they see fit."
I guess what comes around goes around.

After all, she has devoted herself to overthrowing the largest act of democracy in UK history. ... What about Emily Thornberry? Another anti-democrat and ...

There is nothing anti-democratic about wanting a 'peoples' vote'.

 

[opps]

Watch this one then; posted by the rioting muslims themselves on the day, and then tell us something that shows them in a good light:

Explain also why the police were assisting them.

I am not defending the "rioters". I think their actions are counter productive.

 

[noseall]

milkshaked?

Milk 'em all I say.