Crime and Punishment - Tommy Robinson (Video)

In this 29 August 2024 video, host Dr. Jordan B. Peterson and Tammy Petterson talk with British journalist and activist Tommy Robinson.

They discuss how peaceful demonstrations have been relentlessly tarred as extremist events, how the captured media and U.K. government have colluded to oppress and silence the majority population, how multiculturalism has not failed but activist communities have, the slew of controversies levied against Tommy — and why he keeps fighting for the truth.

Tommy Robinson is a British journalist and activist who first became an establishment target after reporting on the grooming gangs in London. From then on, he and his family have been smeared and punished for attempting to out those who are enabling Islamic extremism.

This episode was recorded on August 16th, 2024

https://youtu.be/Bv0TW2LF_dE

- Chapters -

(0:00) Coming up
(0:41) Intro
(3:27) YouTube shadow-banned and demonetized our first interview with Tommy
(6:45) Peaceful demonstrations tarred as an extremist movement
(11:33) Detained by corrupt police, Tommy’s film: “Silenced”
(20:15) The public reaction to the Southport stabbings had nothing to do with the English Defence League
(24:14) Tommy’s connection to the British National Party explained
(28:24) The English Defence League was not Far Right
(32:16) Distinguishing between the successes and shortfalls of immigration, “multiculturalism has not failed”
(35:58) Activism has corrupted many Islamic communities within the U.K.
(38:49) Why Tammy trusts Tommy Robinson, “we should all read the Quran”
(47:30) Abuse of the judiciary: re-education, slander, persecution
(52:48) A list of controversies, the five-year attack on Tommy’s real estate business
(58:43) The assault charge, over three thousand charged for Facebook posts
(1:02:21) Burglary accusation
(1:08:45) The Irish passport case
(1:10:48) Current legal troubles, “they’re going to imprison me again”
(1:12:58) The use of ideological spin to dismiss valid anger, misreporting terrorist attacks
(1:23:04) Looking inward: what Tommy wrestles with while walking an increasingly unsteady path
(1:27:15) Tommy will return to England and face punishment for reporting the truth
(1:30:35) Being nice is an overrated virtue