[Dana1960]

If this was already posted, please delete.

[Lurker]

First I read of it. Thanks.

Great news.

L

[P.O.E.]

Good news.

Now what kind of accountability / repercussions for those who railroaded him? None, I assume.

[CincyRichieRich]

I would like to see PDJT tweet about this and shame Teresa May and woosie Khan.

[mabarker1]

This is Great- now He needs to get tye charges dropped and get the he!! outta that mess across the pond.

[nickedknack]

The UK, committing suicide by Uniparty bureaucrat.

[miss marmelstein]

I just saw this on Twitter. Amazing.

[Aevery_Freeman]

Modern Britain serves as a warning to America.

Stop the moronic leftists or become a police state.

[VanDeKoik]

Headline is the only thing you need to really read.

[joma89]

Folks, this is what the police state does. The punishment is the process. Tommy will ultimately be found not-guilty of the political, made up crime that the police state imprisoned him for. However, the punishment was already levied when he was incarcerated and then transferred to a muslim majority prison where he could easily have been murdered.

We must fight against the police state because this is the direction the United States is also going.

JoMa

[Mr Radical]

Exceptionally, the BBC has a few minutes ago published what seems a fair analysis Analysis: By Dominic Casciani, BBC home affairs correspondent

I'm excerpting it here before it gets removed!
"This morning, the Lord Chief Justice's ruling in Robinson's appeal underlined that the Rule of Law - the rules that apply to us all - must be applied fairly in all circumstances.
And that's why the Court of Appeal ruled that Robinson's second conviction in a year for Contempt of Court was flawed. In essence, the five hours from arrest to sentence at Leeds Crown Court was rushed.
Robinson wasn't told what specific parts of his activity at the court had been potentially prejudicial to a jury - meaning nobody to this day knows exactly what he did wrong.
Further, he immediately removed the offending video from Facebook on the court's order and the judge should have then adjourned the matter to give him longer to prepare a defence.
Tommy Robinson is still convicted of contempt in relation to his behaviour at Canterbury last year where he received his three month sentence for potentially derailing a fair trial.
Today, the Court of Appeal said that very same right to a fair hearing means Robinson should have a full opportunity to put his case without rushing to judge.
At an earlier hearing, Robinson's QC argued that procedural "deficiencies" had caused "prejudice" in Leeds.
Lord Burnett said the judge should not have commenced contempt proceedings the same day he was arrested.
He explained "no particulars of the contempt were formulated or put to the appellant", and there was "a muddle over the nature of the contempt being considered".
My emphasis - after this admission I don't see how any fresh hearing could be fair, and it should also give Tommy grounds to sue.

[AppyPappy]

The problem is what he did. He is guilty of that even if it was a trumped up charge. The punishment was WAY too extreme. They were trying to intimidate anyone who opposes the government.
Meanwhile, the other guys are killing and raping with no punishment.

Scary stuff.

[Guenevere]

Great news!

[Robert DeLong]

It’s ridiculous that he is even being tried again.

[familyop]

Yes!

[HANG THE EXPENSE]

Glad to see that he has been released.Now the fight really gets interesting.

[mac_truck]

Good news bump...now lets see if Great Britain allows Steve Bannon into the country.

[M Kehoe]

Good news.

5.56mm

[Caipirabob]

If he’s going to be retried I have to wonder under what conditions he will be released? Will he be able to speak about his case in public under English law? Can he speak to an end that will bias people against his accusers? I really don’t anything about English law but apparently the courts are under control of totalitarian leftist @holes per Robinson’s experiences.

[Albion Wilde]

Ping!

[SharpRightTurn]

“Former English Defence League (EDL) leader Tommy Robinson was freed on bail today”

Thumbs up.