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Tommy Robinson And The Chilling Echoes Of The Dreyfus Affair
Very interesting analogy and a lesson in history thrown in:
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I am let back on and read absolute twitface. Dreyfus was an army officer ( and Jew) and was framed as a spy by Esterhazy. He was immediately identified by Picqyard and all his pleas were ignored. Dreyfus was court-martialled Dreyfus was reconvicted on appeal !
He was eventually exonerated and drew his army pension and in 1940 appealed that the amount should be much much more ( restitution see Post Office) than the rank he retired on
Tarmy said naughty things outside a courtroom. He promised the judge he wdnt do it again
and went outside and did it
No contest
The French wiki is much better
There were Dreyfusarda - he is innocent
Dreyfusistes - He is innocent but state sercrets are involved so it is so secret it cannot be discussed ( Ponting)
Dreyfusiens = ze Franch state ( ze Third Republic ) is en danger! ee must go into the slammer guilty or not
my my didnt they have fun
If you take a look at Stephen Yaxley-Lennon long list of criminal offences, the most amazing thing is the brevity of the sentences:
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If a person knows something to be true and he says so, and he gets hauled before a judge because someone else says it isn't true, and she says, if you say that again it will be a crime, and he says it again because he knows it is true.
Isn't that really honourable and far from being the action of a "thug" ? (see above).
And before anyone says it; he was told if he admitted it was a lie she would knock 4 months off his ridiculously long sentence (in solitary).
Not being Jesus Christ, and being beaten down, Tommy finally agreed to that awful bargain and I would have probably done similarly.
Have you seen all of the offences? Most of them are nothing to do with Muslims. Here's the first one ...
In April 2005 at Luton Crown Court, Robinson was convicted of assault occasioning actual bodily harm and assault with intent to resist arrest against an off-duty police officer in July 2004. The officer had intervened in an argument in the street between Robinson and his then girlfriend, Jenna Vowles. In the struggle that followed, Robinson kicked the officer in the head as he lay on the ground. Robinson received sentences of 12 months and 3 months, which were served concurrently.
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