Tommy Robinson's fight for free speech lands him in solitary confinement — inside a prison for terrorists

Tommy Robinson was arrested for publishing a viral documentary on the United Kingdom's two-tiered justice system.

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Tonight, on The Ezra Levant Show, Ezra Levant hosts from the United Kingdom on the trial of Tommy Robinson, an independent journalist, who has been jailed for 18 months.

Levant has been in London for nearly three days, covering some very interesting events touching on freedom of speech and two tier justice.

The United Kingdom is a far-cry from it's former greatness. It now mirrors a dystopian nightmare. What happens in the UK today often happens in Canada tomorrow.

Levant first arrived Saturday morning to cover a peaceful rally organized by Tommy Robinson, an independent journalist. Attendants came to protest two tier justice in the country.

However, Robinson himself was not there. He had been arrested by the police in advance. His crime? Publishing a viral documentary on the country's two-tiered justice system.

Nevertheless, the rally went on, with lots of patriotic flags and locals present.

Canada typically doesn't have rallies for ideas like freedom, except the Freedom Convoy and its sister protests. Otherwise, have Canadians come out to a nonpartisan demonstration for freedom?

Fast forward to Monday, and Robinson was on trial at Woolwich Crown Court. He is now in Belmarsh prison, the toughest prison in all the United Kingdom. Robinson will be in solitary confinement for nine months.

They're trying to break him and trying to break his movements. Nine months in solitary confinement would be enough to break many men.

Tommy has done it before, though not quiet nine months. That's practically torture.

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  • Bruce Atchison
    commented 2024-10-28 21:34:39 -0400
    We need more original material on The Ezra Levant Show. What was on tonight’s show is good but it’s available outside the pay wall.

    This truly is 1984, like the California band Spirit sang. But we have telescreens we hold in our hands and track where we go.