2018-08-03
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Tommy Robinson is a critic of Islam, and is a fierce critic of Muslim rape gangs in the UK. For reasons that make sense to absolutely no one, he is HEAVILY persecuted for bringing these things to light. Compare and contrast to how quickly and easily the media bring every case of pedophilia of Catholic priests to everyone's attention. The only difference is that what goes on amongst Muslim gangs in the UK is far, far, far worse than anything that is going on in the Catholic church.
He was doing a Facebook live-stream report outside the court building where a rape gang was being tried, and a squad of police came and arrested him, and through him into a paddy wagon! Somehow he was charged with "contempt of court" despite the fact he wasn't even in the court building, let alone the courtroom, let alone being tried for any crime!
The government and media of the UK do NOT want any information about the Muslim rape gangs to be published or known. Most of these trials are done in extreme secrecy.
None of this makes any sense.
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Tucker Carlson has rather revised his views on Islam, has he not?
ReplyDeleteAI Overview
Tucker Carlson has publicly retracted his past anti-Muslim rhetoric, admitting that his years of portraying Islam as a threat were based on falsehoods and "hysteria".
Public Retraction
Admitting Past Errors: In interviews, Carlson reflected on post-9/11 rhetoric, stating that he previously repeated claims on television that all Muslims wanted to kill Americans and were part of a "lunatic suicide cult". He acknowledged, "Now, that's not true. Nothing about that is true, but I believed it".
Shifting Tone: He has criticized politicians for mocking Islam and rejected blanket portrayals of Muslims as enemies. He also praised the order and stability of certain Islamic societies in the Middle East compared to Western cities, while clarifying that he remains a practicing Christian and has not converted to Islam.
Context and Criticism
Political Shifts: Analysts note that Carlson's softened stance on Islam coincides with his broader break from traditional neoconservative foreign policy, sharp criticism of the Israeli government, and shifting geopolitical views.