toobfreak
Tungsten/Glass Member
Its usually eggs. Great to see this nazi **** get some feedback.
Nazi: Tommy's keyword for anyone right of pure communism.
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Its usually eggs. Great to see this nazi **** get some feedback.
I do apologise. It was a different idiot who made that idiotic point.
How do you know what's in the cup before it's thrown on you?
Tommy has a right to shoot the prick. Only takes one and they get the picture.With a milkshake?Its a good job that we live in a civilised country.In the United States he could have shot the fucker that threw the shake.Tommy Robinson: Punches thrown as milkshake thrown over far-right figure
Its usually eggs. Great to see this nazi **** get some feedback.
Amazing you would defend attempted murder.
I do apologise. It was a different idiot who made that idiotic point.
How do you know what's in the cup before it's thrown on you?
Fuck off you backward prick.
I gather you don't believe I have an unalienable right to protect myself.
He is just a common thug.
What has Tommy Robinson done, why was the ex-EDL leader jailed and what's the latest on his release?
What has Tommy Robinson done?
- 1982: Born in the working class town of Luton, Bedfordshire
- 2003: Robinson was fired from his engineering job at Luton Airport for punching an off-duty police officer during a drunken row
- 2009: He co-founded the English Defence League claiming the activist group was opposed to the spread of “militant Islam”.
- 2011: Robinson was convicted of using “threatening, abusive or insulting behaviour" during a 100-man fight between football supporters in Luton.
- Following that conviction, he was ordered to complete 150 hours of community service and banned for three years from attending football matches.
- In September, he was arrested again at an EDL demonstration in East London after being banned from attending the protest as part of his bail conditions.
- While being held in custody at HM Prison Bedford, the controversial activist went on hunger strike reportedly claiming to be a “political prisoner of the state" while refusing to eat food he believed was “halal”.
- He was released before his trial, but was then convicted of common assault on September 29, after headbutting an EDL member at an event in April in Blackburn in north west England.
- Robinson was handed a 12 week sentence which was suspended for 12 months.
- In November of that year, he was arrested at Fifa headquarters in Zurich after protesting a decision to stop the England football team wearing poppies on their shirts.
- He was jailed for three days and fined £3,000.
- 2012: In October, Robinson was arrested after entering the United States illegally using another person’s passport.
- 2013: In January, he was sentenced to 10 months in jail for his passport fraud conviction.
- On February 22, he was released but was ordered to wear an electronic tag.
- 2014: He was jailed for 18 months for committing mortgage fraud.
- After being released on parole, he was recalled to prison in October 2014 for breaching the terms of his licence before he was scheduled to talk at the Oxford Union.
- He was released again in November 2014
- 2017: Robinson was captured on film repeatedly punching a man in the head at Royal Ascot.
- 2018: The activist was banned from Twitter on March 28 for breaching the social media platform's "hateful conduct" policy.
- Robinson was jailed for 13 months for contempt of court on May 25.
- On August 1, Robinson was released on bail after winning his challenge to his contempt of court conviction.
- In September, Robinson appeared under his real name, Stephen Yaxley-Lennon, to face a fresh hearing over the allegation.
- On October 9, he posed with a group of young soldiers prompting a probe from the Armed Forces.
- 2019: On February 26 Facebook announced that his official Facebook and Instagram profiles have been removed after he "repeatedly" broke their standards on "organised hate".
Lol indeed. You seem to have skimmed over the parts that you dont like. Dickhead.He is just a common thug.
What has Tommy Robinson done, why was the ex-EDL leader jailed and what's the latest on his release?
What has Tommy Robinson done?
- 1982: Born in the working class town of Luton, Bedfordshire
- 2003: Robinson was fired from his engineering job at Luton Airport for punching an off-duty police officer during a drunken row
- 2009: He co-founded the English Defence League claiming the activist group was opposed to the spread of “militant Islam”.
- 2011: Robinson was convicted of using “threatening, abusive or insulting behaviour" during a 100-man fight between football supporters in Luton.
- Following that conviction, he was ordered to complete 150 hours of community service and banned for three years from attending football matches.
- In September, he was arrested again at an EDL demonstration in East London after being banned from attending the protest as part of his bail conditions.
- While being held in custody at HM Prison Bedford, the controversial activist went on hunger strike reportedly claiming to be a “political prisoner of the state" while refusing to eat food he believed was “halal”.
- He was released before his trial, but was then convicted of common assault on September 29, after headbutting an EDL member at an event in April in Blackburn in north west England.
- Robinson was handed a 12 week sentence which was suspended for 12 months.
- In November of that year, he was arrested at Fifa headquarters in Zurich after protesting a decision to stop the England football team wearing poppies on their shirts.
- He was jailed for three days and fined £3,000.
- 2012: In October, Robinson was arrested after entering the United States illegally using another person’s passport.
- 2013: In January, he was sentenced to 10 months in jail for his passport fraud conviction.
- On February 22, he was released but was ordered to wear an electronic tag.
- 2014: He was jailed for 18 months for committing mortgage fraud.
- After being released on parole, he was recalled to prison in October 2014 for breaching the terms of his licence before he was scheduled to talk at the Oxford Union.
- He was released again in November 2014
- 2017: Robinson was captured on film repeatedly punching a man in the head at Royal Ascot.
- 2018: The activist was banned from Twitter on March 28 for breaching the social media platform's "hateful conduct" policy.
- Robinson was jailed for 13 months for contempt of court on May 25.
- On August 1, Robinson was released on bail after winning his challenge to his contempt of court conviction.
- In September, Robinson appeared under his real name, Stephen Yaxley-Lennon, to face a fresh hearing over the allegation.
- On October 9, he posed with a group of young soldiers prompting a probe from the Armed Forces.
- 2019: On February 26 Facebook announced that his official Facebook and Instagram profiles have been removed after he "repeatedly" broke their standards on "organised hate".
Wow. ONe head butt and a couple of punches over a lifetime? That is your scary "thug"?
LOL!!!
Lol indeed. You seem to have skimmed over the parts that you dont like. Dickhead.He is just a common thug.
What has Tommy Robinson done, why was the ex-EDL leader jailed and what's the latest on his release?
What has Tommy Robinson done?
- 1982: Born in the working class town of Luton, Bedfordshire
- 2003: Robinson was fired from his engineering job at Luton Airport for punching an off-duty police officer during a drunken row
- 2009: He co-founded the English Defence League claiming the activist group was opposed to the spread of “militant Islam”.
- 2011: Robinson was convicted of using “threatening, abusive or insulting behaviour" during a 100-man fight between football supporters in Luton.
- Following that conviction, he was ordered to complete 150 hours of community service and banned for three years from attending football matches.
- In September, he was arrested again at an EDL demonstration in East London after being banned from attending the protest as part of his bail conditions.
- While being held in custody at HM Prison Bedford, the controversial activist went on hunger strike reportedly claiming to be a “political prisoner of the state" while refusing to eat food he believed was “halal”.
- He was released before his trial, but was then convicted of common assault on September 29, after headbutting an EDL member at an event in April in Blackburn in north west England.
- Robinson was handed a 12 week sentence which was suspended for 12 months.
- In November of that year, he was arrested at Fifa headquarters in Zurich after protesting a decision to stop the England football team wearing poppies on their shirts.
- He was jailed for three days and fined £3,000.
- 2012: In October, Robinson was arrested after entering the United States illegally using another person’s passport.
- 2013: In January, he was sentenced to 10 months in jail for his passport fraud conviction.
- On February 22, he was released but was ordered to wear an electronic tag.
- 2014: He was jailed for 18 months for committing mortgage fraud.
- After being released on parole, he was recalled to prison in October 2014 for breaching the terms of his licence before he was scheduled to talk at the Oxford Union.
- He was released again in November 2014
- 2017: Robinson was captured on film repeatedly punching a man in the head at Royal Ascot.
- 2018: The activist was banned from Twitter on March 28 for breaching the social media platform's "hateful conduct" policy.
- Robinson was jailed for 13 months for contempt of court on May 25.
- On August 1, Robinson was released on bail after winning his challenge to his contempt of court conviction.
- In September, Robinson appeared under his real name, Stephen Yaxley-Lennon, to face a fresh hearing over the allegation.
- On October 9, he posed with a group of young soldiers prompting a probe from the Armed Forces.
- 2019: On February 26 Facebook announced that his official Facebook and Instagram profiles have been removed after he "repeatedly" broke their standards on "organised hate".
Wow. ONe head butt and a couple of punches over a lifetime? That is your scary "thug"?
LOL!!!
Your obsessive hatred of the man has nothing to do with that, anyway.Lol indeed. You seem to have skimmed over the parts that you dont like. Dickhead.He is just a common thug.
What has Tommy Robinson done, why was the ex-EDL leader jailed and what's the latest on his release?
What has Tommy Robinson done?
- 1982: Born in the working class town of Luton, Bedfordshire
- 2003: Robinson was fired from his engineering job at Luton Airport for punching an off-duty police officer during a drunken row
- 2009: He co-founded the English Defence League claiming the activist group was opposed to the spread of “militant Islam”.
- 2011: Robinson was convicted of using “threatening, abusive or insulting behaviour" during a 100-man fight between football supporters in Luton.
- Following that conviction, he was ordered to complete 150 hours of community service and banned for three years from attending football matches.
- In September, he was arrested again at an EDL demonstration in East London after being banned from attending the protest as part of his bail conditions.
- While being held in custody at HM Prison Bedford, the controversial activist went on hunger strike reportedly claiming to be a “political prisoner of the state" while refusing to eat food he believed was “halal”.
- He was released before his trial, but was then convicted of common assault on September 29, after headbutting an EDL member at an event in April in Blackburn in north west England.
- Robinson was handed a 12 week sentence which was suspended for 12 months.
- In November of that year, he was arrested at Fifa headquarters in Zurich after protesting a decision to stop the England football team wearing poppies on their shirts.
- He was jailed for three days and fined £3,000.
- 2012: In October, Robinson was arrested after entering the United States illegally using another person’s passport.
- 2013: In January, he was sentenced to 10 months in jail for his passport fraud conviction.
- On February 22, he was released but was ordered to wear an electronic tag.
- 2014: He was jailed for 18 months for committing mortgage fraud.
- After being released on parole, he was recalled to prison in October 2014 for breaching the terms of his licence before he was scheduled to talk at the Oxford Union.
- He was released again in November 2014
- 2017: Robinson was captured on film repeatedly punching a man in the head at Royal Ascot.
- 2018: The activist was banned from Twitter on March 28 for breaching the social media platform's "hateful conduct" policy.
- Robinson was jailed for 13 months for contempt of court on May 25.
- On August 1, Robinson was released on bail after winning his challenge to his contempt of court conviction.
- In September, Robinson appeared under his real name, Stephen Yaxley-Lennon, to face a fresh hearing over the allegation.
- On October 9, he posed with a group of young soldiers prompting a probe from the Armed Forces.
- 2019: On February 26 Facebook announced that his official Facebook and Instagram profiles have been removed after he "repeatedly" broke their standards on "organised hate".
Wow. ONe head butt and a couple of punches over a lifetime? That is your scary "thug"?
LOL!!!
You would not be able to hire him. He is banned from entering the US. America doesnt want our trash.Lol indeed. You seem to have skimmed over the parts that you dont like. Dickhead.He is just a common thug.
What has Tommy Robinson done, why was the ex-EDL leader jailed and what's the latest on his release?
What has Tommy Robinson done?
- 1982: Born in the working class town of Luton, Bedfordshire
- 2003: Robinson was fired from his engineering job at Luton Airport for punching an off-duty police officer during a drunken row
- 2009: He co-founded the English Defence League claiming the activist group was opposed to the spread of “militant Islam”.
- 2011: Robinson was convicted of using “threatening, abusive or insulting behaviour" during a 100-man fight between football supporters in Luton.
- Following that conviction, he was ordered to complete 150 hours of community service and banned for three years from attending football matches.
- In September, he was arrested again at an EDL demonstration in East London after being banned from attending the protest as part of his bail conditions.
- While being held in custody at HM Prison Bedford, the controversial activist went on hunger strike reportedly claiming to be a “political prisoner of the state" while refusing to eat food he believed was “halal”.
- He was released before his trial, but was then convicted of common assault on September 29, after headbutting an EDL member at an event in April in Blackburn in north west England.
- Robinson was handed a 12 week sentence which was suspended for 12 months.
- In November of that year, he was arrested at Fifa headquarters in Zurich after protesting a decision to stop the England football team wearing poppies on their shirts.
- He was jailed for three days and fined £3,000.
- 2012: In October, Robinson was arrested after entering the United States illegally using another person’s passport.
- 2013: In January, he was sentenced to 10 months in jail for his passport fraud conviction.
- On February 22, he was released but was ordered to wear an electronic tag.
- 2014: He was jailed for 18 months for committing mortgage fraud.
- After being released on parole, he was recalled to prison in October 2014 for breaching the terms of his licence before he was scheduled to talk at the Oxford Union.
- He was released again in November 2014
- 2017: Robinson was captured on film repeatedly punching a man in the head at Royal Ascot.
- 2018: The activist was banned from Twitter on March 28 for breaching the social media platform's "hateful conduct" policy.
- Robinson was jailed for 13 months for contempt of court on May 25.
- On August 1, Robinson was released on bail after winning his challenge to his contempt of court conviction.
- In September, Robinson appeared under his real name, Stephen Yaxley-Lennon, to face a fresh hearing over the allegation.
- On October 9, he posed with a group of young soldiers prompting a probe from the Armed Forces.
- 2019: On February 26 Facebook announced that his official Facebook and Instagram profiles have been removed after he "repeatedly" broke their standards on "organised hate".
Wow. ONe head butt and a couple of punches over a lifetime? That is your scary "thug"?
LOL!!!
Nope. I dismissed them as irrelevant garbage.
You called him a "thug" and yet over a whole lifetime, there was one headbutt, and a few punches.
If I was looking to hire a thug, I would find the resume you posted, completely insufficient.
Did you even read the list you cut and pasted?