True Colours

Tommy Robinson, AKA Stephen Yaxley-Lennon, yesterday spoke at the Oxford University Union. Tommy used to be patron saint of the English Defence League (EDL), a role he has now resigned from. 

When Tommy departed, the announcement was made by a state sponsored group called Quilliam. (Tommy and the Patsys)

Tommy was not allowed to talk about "certain issues" yesterday otherwise he alleges there's a possibility his prison "licence" may be recalled, and he will be sent back to jail. 

Tommy claims he will regain his "freedom of speech" on 22nd July 2015, which sort of makes you wonder why he didn't wait till then before speaking. (BBC News)

Tommy is sympathetic towards Israel. He may be a Zionist, certainly he has friends who are. Some of the EDL display the Star of David. Some Irish Loyalist (William of Orange) supporters display the same, although this may well be due to them believing they are the "chosen ones".
 

Scottish "friends of Israel"

Some old British postage stamps carry the Star of David. Apparently in the "past" the British Royal Family believed they were "chosen ones" too. The image is below, note the "red hand", similar to that of the Loyalists and indeed that of the Woolwich "attack".

Tommy's freedom of speech date - 22/7 - is interesting. It resonates Pi in respect of Pythagoras, the bean avoiding "inventor" of the 345 right angle "theory", a theory known in masonic circles as the 47th Problem of Euclid. One could contend that Pythagoras is instrumental in building. 

It's Royal baby George's alleged birth date.

It's the date that Anders Breivik carried out his allegedly single handed massacre. Anders utilised a Volkswagon Crafter van for his initial bombing, the craft being another word for masonry.

It's the birthday of alleged Boston Bomber,  Dzhokhar Tsarnaev. That's the brother who was allegedly discovered on the boat, Slip Away 2, after the owner climbed 3 steps, lifted the tarp, saw the blood and called the cops.

cheers

Tommy and the Patsys

Lines (Patsy Clines) of cocaine

Yesterday, Zionist, Stephen Yaxley-Lennon, AKA Tommy Robinson, leader of the English Defence League, quit his role, citing his rationale for the decision as "the dangers of far right extremism" . The announcement was made by a think-tank called the Quilliam Group, which generally focuses on counter-extremism of the Islamic variety. 

An open letter to the Guardian, re Quilliam, stated :

We believe this is just another establishment-backed attempt to divert attention from the main cause of radicalisation and extremism in Britain: the UK's disastrous foreign policy in the Muslim world, including its occupation of Muslim lands and its support for pro-western Muslim dictators. The foundation has no proven grassroots support within the Muslim community, although it does seem to have the ear of the powers that be, probably because it is telling them what they want to hear

In 2009, the Times reported that Quilliam had received almost £1million in funding from the government.

The scene is a private back room in the Vauxhall Griffin public house, close to M16 headquarters. An unidentified pin-striped suited individual we will call Mr. X,  Maagid Nawaz of Quilliam, and Yaxley-Lennon are the sole occupants, with the exception of an on-hand topless barmaid. A large plate of glistening, pearly-white powder sits on the table amongst the pint glasses.

Mr X : Have another patsy lads.

Tommy : Sniff Snort Snorkle

Maagid : Sniff Snort Snorkle

Mr. X : Tommy, you have the information ?

Tommy, speechless with the quality of the Peruvian flake, hands over a memory stick containing the personal details of all 35,000 EDL members.

Mr. X : Thanks, and this is for you.

Tommy opens the briefcase and acknowledges the bundles of used £50 notes.

Mr. X : Another pint Tommy ?

Tommy nods.

Mr. X : What will you do with the money Tommy ?

Tommy nods towards the plate and then down to the Stone Island badge on his jacket arm.

Mr. X : Good.

Mr. X : Another patsy lads ?

Tommy and Maagid nod and sniff, snort and snorkle.

cheers

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