Tommy Robinson was arrested last Friday outside the courthouse in Leeds, while livestreaming about a Muslim grooming gang that preyed on native English girls as young as 11 years old. Tommy was immediately taken to court and sentenced to 13 months in prison.  This amounts to a death sentence, because Muslim prisoners have plotted his death during his prior incarcerations.

In 2016, a man who put bacon sandwiches at the door of a mosque was jailed for committing a “hate crime”, and he was found dead in his jail cell less than six months into his sentence.

Robinson was arrested under suspicion of “breaching the peace”, which means engaging in activity that is causing or MAY cause a violent situation.  If anything is threatened that some official say MAY lead to violence, free speech becomes a crime.  The arrest appeared to be planned, because half a dozen officers closed in on him and moved swiftly, even though he was not posing any threat. Bystanders at the arrest were warned that they, too, could be arrested for posting and sharing links to the livestream.