Far right extremist Tommy Robinson loses European Parliament bid

Far right extremist Stephen Yaxley Lennon, better known as Tommy Robinson, has failed in his bid to join the European Parliament.

Robinson, 36, became known to the public after co-founding right-wing activist group the English Defence League (EDL).


He stood as an independent candidate in the North West, winning just 38,908 votes - prompting guffaws of laughter when the result was read out in Manchester.

Far right extremist Tommy Robinson loses European Parliament bid



Well, imagine that. LoL

At least we can get something right.

And no luck Tommy 10 names as i think that's your deposit gone ta boot.

originally posted by: andy06shake

Far right extremist Stephen Yaxley Lennon, better known as Tommy Robinson, has failed in his bid to join the European Parliament.

Robinson, 36, became known to the public after co-founding right-wing activist group the English Defence League (EDL).


He stood as an independent candidate in the North West, winning just 38,908 votes - prompting guffaws of laughter when the result was read out in Manchester.

Far right extremist Tommy Robinson loses European Parliament bid

Well, imagine that. LoL

At least we can get something right.

And no luck Tommy 10 names as i think that's your deposit gone ta boot.

That would be because the deep state wants boris johnson in the top job being that he's an American first and foremost (born in usa), so being a far leftist boris and his associates clearly want to rip any seeds out of the ground that might flourish problems down the track .

Most think he's an elitist but he's left.

a reply to: CthruU

That's not a seed though pal.

Robinsons a weed in the garden that we can be doing without.

As to Boris Johnson well if that's not Trump's counterpart where global buffoonery and tomfoolery is concerned i don't know what is really.

If brains were dynamite they would not have enough between them to blow there own heads off.

originally posted by: andy06shake
a reply to: CthruU

That's not a seed though pal.

Robinsons a weed in the garden that we can be doing without.

As to Boris Johnson well if that's not Trump's counterpart where global buffoonery and tomfoolery is concerned i don't know what is really.

If brains were dynamite they would not have enough between them to blow there own heads off.

Diddo, nothing else to add champ.
Talk about spot on.

a reply to: andy06shake

How about that Nigel though. That must hurt.

a reply to: The GUT

I'm Scottish mate, he's not exactly the Man of the moment up here.

Never has been, never will be.

Hard Brexit is what will hurt, what with the continued austerity and probable recession it will almost certainly bring about for the next few foreseeable decades to come.

Truth is people like May, Farage, and their ilk will never live to see this fabled strong and stable nation, as they will be dead and long gone, long before it happens, if it ever does.

Thing is though they are already rich and well off, able to ride out the coming socioeconomic storm relatively unscathed.

Not so for just about everyone else.

That's too bad, I was rooting for Tommy.

I'm sure he isn't going anywhere though. So they'll still have their work cut out for them trying to harass/silence him via government sanctioned means.

a reply to: andy06shake

pussy, freedom, youre a feggin sellout Bruce

a reply to: MisterSpock

Well, he's a persistent little bastard, have to give him that, kind of like a genital wart or bad case of the clap.

And now that he has realized that there is large sums of money to be made from his hate-filled racist little agenda.

Via social media and the like, i don't imagine he will be being quiet anytime soon.

He's not what you think MisterSpock, certainly nothing ""logical"" about some of his views regarding certain members of our society.

Tommys in it for Tommy, and that it really.

The UK still hasn't come to it's sense like America, Australia and India. A few more years of sub saharan/middle eastern cultural enrichment should do the trick...

a reply to: andy06shake

The UK government hates him, is willing to subject him to "cruel and unusual punishment" for petty crimes and escorted a violent mob to assault him and innocent englishmen/woman.

He's doing something right, it's just sad that even though some disagree with his positions they celebrate the tyranny of their government against a fellow citizen.

Laughing it off as though they are in now way in danger of the same boot being placed on their necks.

a reply to: JAY1980

Well, to be sane and sensible in an insane world could be considered to be rather counterproductive really.

As to the alleged sanity of the likes of America, Australia or India, i guess that's a matter of opinion.

a reply to: CthruU

Most think he's an elitist but he's left

He's as Conservative as you can get....and he's an absolute tosser.

You obviously know and understand nothing whatsoever about the UK and UK politics.

Another example of this ridiculous left/right obsession.

a reply to: MisterSpock

I dont think there are many people the UK government does like right now to be honest, certainly not its own people for a start.

Given there current predicament, and the fact that our politicians on all sides seem to be nothing more than an inept shower of self-serving scum.

If what Robinson does is considered right through then something is very, very, wrong indeed. LoL

a reply to: MisterSpock

Stephen Yaxley-Lennon is even more of an arsehole than Boris Johnson....and that takes some doing.

a reply to: BlueJacket

Aye me and 48.11% of the rest of the nation that never voted for Brexit.

Sell out indeed. LoL

Ever think we simply did not wish to purchase the crap that they were shoveling?

Anyhoo where is this fabled freedom of which you speak?

Nowhere ta be found on this planet that's a given.

a reply to: Freeborn

And the weird thing is Boris went to all the correct schools to learn how to be the perfect arsehole.

Guess we have to give the boy some kudos after all for all that raw arsehole talent? LoL

a reply to: andy06shake

a reply to: andy06shake

so why do you hate tommy robinson so much? pin point a few reasons, aside from changing his name, which seems to be a sore point with people who don't like him.

I don't live over there so I don't really know the whole situation to be honest. But I would have thought 38,000 votes for an independent is a pretty good result? Especially considering he doesn't seem to have access to social media due to being de-personed. Of the very little I know, I've seen him harass some pedo's (islamic?) getting sentenced in a court case which is against some rule over there.
But apart from that I'm not sure where/why he seems to cop all this hate? Is there (non biased) video of him being a racist? Or is he just saying things about problems in certain parts of society. (That happens down-under where we have some African youths causing troubles, but with time they seem to integrate ok)


So from an outsider kind of perspective something just seems off.? Obviously he's upset a good proportion of the uk, but I was wondering what exactly that was from you members up above that seem to be upset by him. I'd really appreciate any insight. Cheers.