462. Why the Establishment Hates This Man | Tommy Robinson
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In this episode, Tommy Robinson talks about his arrest in Canada with no charges, and why he thinks it could be connected to the upcoming protest in London on July 27th. He also talks about the events leading up to his arrest, and what he's been through since his arrest. And why he decided to travel to Canada in the first place in order to speak about his experience being held without charges for a few days at the airport and being questioned for four hours at an immigration centre. He also discusses the events that led up to the protest, and how he plans to attend the event in London. And he talks about why he's planning to go to London on the 27th of July, the protest he's going to be attending in London, and much more. Have you heard of anything more chilling than frozen beef? Until November 3rd, get an always fresh, never frozen Dave single from Wendy's for only $4.99 (with tax and gratuity) at participating Wendy's until then. Terms and conditions apply. To find a list of our sponsors and show-related promo codes, go to gimlet.fm/OurAdvertisers and use the discount code: "sponsors" at checkout to receive 10% off your purchase of $4 or more, and get 10% OFF your entire order when you place an ad-free version of your first purchase when you sign up for Wendy's by clicking the coupon "Advertiser Only" at Wendy's, using discount code "Wendy's, Chilli's, it's $4, $10, $14, $5, $16, $19, and $20, $24, $25, $50, $55, $49, $99, $54, & $99 and $99.99, and all inclusive, and they get free shipping throughout the entire month of the month of November, plus they'll get my ad-only promo code "Advertised in-edition only, and I'm listening to my podcast, I'm watching your entire month, I'll get a complimentary copy of the podcast, they'll even get a discount on my entire month and I'll send you a free copy of my ad on my ad, and you'll get an ad on the next month, plus I'll receive a discount, plus a FREE promo code, AND I'll tell you'll be getting an extra discount, AND they'll also get a FREE FASTEST PRODUCED VINYLIST AND FREE PRODCAST, AND HOW TO BUY A FRIENDS ONLY, AND A FREE TALKING TO CHECK OUT THAT WILL BE INSTRUCTION AND PATREON AND A MONTH WILL BE PRACTICATION AND A FASTIE AND A PATREONS AND A FRIEND WILL BE REVIEW AND A PROODS AND A TUNORIAL PROMOTION AND A VOTING IN THE PODCAST WITH VIP SUPPORTED IN THE FIRST PLACE TO SUBSCRIBE AND A HEADPHONE AND A THIRD PERSON WILL BE CONFIRMS THAT'S WHAT'SAPPED TO BE INCLOGGED TO GET AN APPEARANCE OF HOW TO SUPPORT ME AND OTHER THING?
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Hello everybody, I'm talking today to the dread Tommy Robinson.
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My wife, who's going to join the discussion, she had something to do with this.
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Tammy and I have been following Tommy for quite a long time, years really, probably nine years, maybe longer than that.
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Wondering just what the hell he's doing and what he's up to.
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Watching his exposure, particularly of the grooming gangs in the UK, which is like the darkest story that the most demented imagination could possibly posit.
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So, Tammy was going to interview Tommy and I wanted to meet him.
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And then he got arrested in Calgary and I talked to Tammy a bunch about this.
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And we watched his latest documentary, Silenced, together.
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And I felt that it would be more than useful for us to both do the podcast.
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Well, we talked about his arrest in Canada, right, with no charges.
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And we talked about, well, his past since really since 2009 up to 2018 and what he's been through and why.
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And we talked about the rally that's going to occur in London on July 27th and much else as well.
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So, Mr. Robinson, my wife and I have been following you a long time, trying to figure out what the hell's going on and what you're up to.
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And so you've just run into a spot of trouble, you might say, in Canada.
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So maybe, why don't you start with what happened in Calgary and what you think happened?
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I've been in contact with that family for 10 years.
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So Raif Badawi, he put a statement online in Saudi Arabia saying Jews, Christians and Muslims are equal.
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So he had three children, same age as my children.
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To know that he still hasn't embraced and be able to hug his family still now is insane.
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And Canada gave his family, who at the time, I was in contact with them back then, gave them refugee status.
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And so I come to Canada and I went to meet his family.
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When I landed in Canada, I contacted Ezra Levant because I used to work for Rebel Media.
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He said, great, let's set up a couple of events.
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And so I landed and then we set up the first event for six days later, which was in Calgary.
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So I then traveled to Calgary, get my first speaking event, talking about my politics, talking about my journalism back home, telling about my story.
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And as I went to leave the event at the end, four cars pulled up, arrested me, detained me, took me to an immigration center.
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And so what I found particularly strange about that was that you, I understand that you were detained for some time at the airport.
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I was detained for three or four hours at Immigration One.
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I think because I traveled in on an Irish passport from Denmark and I didn't have a return flight.
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But when they questioned me for the three, four hours, they wanted to know who I was seeing, where I was staying.
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They made phone calls to the people and then they released me.
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And then when, and as I said, when they come, they said, they detained me.
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They took me to the immigration center and then they seemed like they were trying to release me straight away,
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which the officers didn't seem like they wanted to be detaining me.
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They said, Tommy, listen, if you agree to conditions, we can get you out the door.
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If you don't agree conditions, you're going to be on a flight to Vancouver and you're going to be detained.
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They said, agree to not leave Calgary and agree to sign in the police station three times a week.
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Well, it's become quite obvious why, because it was to block my appearance at Edmund.
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And they said, you're not, I said, what about Edmund?
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And I've got an event sold out tomorrow and you're not allowed to go to Edmund.
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And did they say on what grounds you weren't allowed to speak to all the people who'd already
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They said that they didn't believe I've been entirely honest with them in my immigration
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So I didn't, we didn't pre-put up any event for sales for a talking engagement until I
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When I was in Canada and I spoke to Rebel Media.
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So once I was through immigration, I spoke to Ezra.
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Ezra said, right, let's do a couple of speaking engagements.
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So they said, they believe I knew I was doing speaking engagements before I come here, but
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You've given me six months, I believe, to be here when you've allowed me in.
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What difference does it make whether I'm speaking or not?
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Then they said, and we had lawyers present for all of this, and Ezra hired us the best
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If you're coming and doing a speaking engagement, which is a different visa to what you've got,
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So you've had your first day in Calgary, so you can't do Toronto anyway, because it's
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And then the immigration lawyer said, well, that's not true, because you're allowed five
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separate dates, and it doesn't matter if they're over the six months.
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So they were trying to twist things the whole time.
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In Calgary with lawyers to negotiate my exit from the country.
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Because what they said is, you're not free to leave at the minute.
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It's my daughter's birthday next week, so I was concerned.
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I didn't want to tell him that, but I was concerned that I was going to be held here.
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Then I was concerned whether they were holding me here till after July 27th, which is
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So my head started going down all the rabbit holes, trying to work out what I'm doing.
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But I don't think they knew what they were doing, if I'm honest.
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Well, it is Canada under Justin Trudeau, so that's a fair assumption.
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Because I asked them, I recorded them in the back of the car, saying, who's ordered
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I poked around in the Alberta government to see if there is any involvement there.
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And I found no evidence that they knew anything about what was going on with you at all.
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Because then now they've just given me back my passport.
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But they only gave me back my passport under the agreement that I've booked my flight to
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Now, do you have a speaking engagement in Toronto?
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So what did you want to come here to speak about?
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So, I'll be honest, this possibly could be the most important interview I've done of my
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I currently face, since leaving the UK, I had a huge event on the 1st of June.
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Since leaving the UK, I've received no paperwork, but a far left organization have put out that
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I'm going to be in court on July 29th, facing two years in prison for a film that I made four
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Now, the only thing I saw about it that was, you know, could be argued to be questionable
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was the fact that you recorded people who didn't want to talk without them knowing.
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Now, my sense was that it was perfectly understandable why you did that.
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But, you know, in terms of looking for malfeasance, say, that seemed to be the most obvious thing.
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Now, you were investigating something like you have been a lot, as far as I'm concerned,
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And so, it seems to me that you had a moral obligation as a human being and as a journalist
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So, I'm up for contempt because when we talk about the politicization of the judiciary or
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the weaponization of the judiciary, basically, when this story that you've watched, this
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It was a global news story, which was a total fabricated story.
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So, there was a Syrian refugee in a school in the north of England, and he's held down
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on video by a white English pupil, and he pours a bottle of water over him.
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Now, the headlines were that Syrian refugee was racially attacked and waterboarded.
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And that went CNN, it went ABC Australia, it went BBC.
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It was the biggest news story of the world, yeah?
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Now, the story the public were told was that it was a racist attack because he was a Syrian
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And everyone was told that the white English boy was a racist bully.
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Now, very quickly, very quickly as this blew up, I think £170,000 was donated to the Syrian
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So, the Home Secretary invited the Syrian refugee to Parliament.
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Professional Lennox Lewis, world champion boxers, made invites to him.
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Everyone was supporting the Syrian refugee because of the way the story was portrayed.
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I very quickly got contacted by mothers and parents at the school and pupils.
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at the school saying that there were allegations that the Syrian refugee had beat up girls,
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he'd attacked girls, he'd threatened to rape girls, all of these allegations.
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So, I made a video saying to the public, you're being lied to about this event, okay?
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From that, then, I received, we have a celebrity jihadist lawyer who represents all the jihadists.
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So, if you've heard, yeah, his name's Mohammed Akunji.
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So, he's the man trying to get Shamina Begnam back into the UK.
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He's been the, he was the lawyer for Michael Adobalajo who beheaded Lee Rigby.
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He then contacts me and it worked with everyone else.
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Everyone else that was threatened over this story shut up or retracted their statements, yeah?
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He contacted me and said, you have to pay £50,000, make an apology for your defamation.
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So they then started legal proceedings to sue me.
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I then launch into action investigating because I know what I've said is true because I spoke to parents, pupils.
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I'm always thinking outside of the court because there's no jury in this court case.
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I need to show the public that I have credibility and I haven't lied to you.
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In fact, I was the only journalist in Britain who told you the truth about this story.
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Now, when you see the film, if they can change the entire story, they change and deceive the entire nation on this story.
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How many other stories are we seeing daily, which are total?
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You mean like the story about Biden being competent?
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Like when they hide it, like the Hunter Biden story, when certain stories.
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They hide certain stories and then they pump other stories.
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This story was about supporting migration, supporting refugee status, because the reality was the British government at this time,
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this Syrian refugee was one of 20,000 welcomed in by the Conservative government at the height of the ISIS conflict.
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So, if the reality could be told, which was allegations of the boy being a bully, attacking girls, stabbing people, and I'll get on to all of this.
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So, if that was the truth, then people might start challenging the government policy.
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Now, the government very quickly used this story, invited the Syrian refugee.
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Once they'd done that, they couldn't go back on it.
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At which point, I then wear a hidden camera and I say, let's go and speak to the teachers.
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Let's find out what's gone on up in Huddersfield.
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The first teacher I go to, who was an Asian gentleman, come out and said, just said straight away, Tommy, I took the money.
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Now, the leader of Kirklees Council was Shabir Pandor, who was a Muslim.
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Do you remember the school story in Batley, where a school teacher tried to talk about Muhammad?
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So, the man that organised the rally outside that school is a Mufti Pandor.
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So, Shabir Pandor is the leader of the council.
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His brother is the main radical imam who organised all the protests.
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Now, at the time, in the city of Huddersfield, it was the biggest grooming scandal.
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Grooming is rape jihad, gangs of Muslim men who are raping young girls in our country's history, yeah?
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This was a perfect news story to change the narrative, which is what they've done.
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So, then he goes on to tell me that the Syrian refugee come up to his classroom to beat up a girl.
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Remember, my allegation is that he beats up girls.
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We have, and just so you can see the deception to the British public,
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the Syrian refugee was sat on TV and making comments like,
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Well, his school records show 117 disciplinaries.
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He meant he didn't like to break them 150 times.
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And they donated £180,000 to this child, yeah?
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And at the same time as this, the English boy was portrayed as a racist bully.
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Do you know that boy lived with me for three years?
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And didn't they put them in a ratty hotel right next to a brothel?
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They were putting them in the Islamic district that Mufti Pandora,
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the man who organised the protest outside the school,
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How soon did he show up at the school after that?
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And the story, so people understand, the story wasn't organic.
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Four weeks later, it blows up into international news.
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The celebrity jihadist lawyers, working with the Home Office,
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they put in a criminal record check on the Syrians' family.
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So they're making sure the family are clean before they blow it up.
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The criminal record check comes back, say, on the 25th.
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So it wasn't like this story just went online and blew up
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They had four weeks to plan it and they planned it
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And what you see, the Syrian refugee had a broken arm at the time, yeah?
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Now, what the public were told was that he broke his arm
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after already having the teacher say he was paid £18,000
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to prevent him telling the truth about the Syrian,
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I then go to the headteacher's house who just said,
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Tommy, I've never had my chance to talk about this, yeah?
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I said, so you've been, have you signed a non-disclosure agreement?
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he says Theresa May, who was our prime minister at the time,
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she spoke about this in the United Nations meeting.
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And then they came into his school and he said he'd worked there for 25 years.
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he had a, I could have done a whole documentary on that headteacher, yeah?
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And I did, but I said, no, tell me how he broke his arm.
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He said he was attacking a pupil four years younger than him.
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He was attacking an 11-year-old boy after racially abusing the boy's mum, yeah?
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But I said, that's not what the whole world was told.
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And that's what the records show from the school.
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well, how come the public were never told any of this?
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They then escorted him off the school property,
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he's not even allowed to talk to other teachers.
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because I was a journalist with a very large following,
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because they said the allegations I made were lies.
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I could prove everything I reported is what I was told.
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who sent me pictures of her daughter's face with bite marks, yeah?
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The judge said, no, you have to prove it is true.
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So I said, well, I don't have protection as a journalist
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If I was told it and I reported the allegation,
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It was going up to £200,000 for my legal fees.
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Then it all become very apparent what this was for me very quickly.
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Because we sat down in court and they agreed their legal costs.
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For me to fight this, and I couldn't afford to fight it, yeah?
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And do you know, I asked the teachers the same questions.
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Now, some people understand the story of why I couldn't back down anyway, yeah?
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Is when I went, when this story blew up into national news,
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They were hiding in the hotel because the police, you're right,
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were putting them in a hostile Islamic area in some hotel.
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So when I met the mum, she was crying her eyes out.
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She said, I've spent all my Christmas money, Tommy.
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She had two nine-year-old little girls with her twins,
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two mixed-race little girls with Bailey's little sisters.
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Yeah, it's because they're calling them a racist family.
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So I come back up the next day and we go to the house.
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Now, at the time when this blew up onto national news,
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And they say, cars of Muslim men were turning up here,
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And then the family at the time barricaded themselves.
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Now, when I went to move their stuff the next day,
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I said, right, we'll go with men to your property
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Because the Christmas presents were under the tree.
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The bedroom door was only this much open, yeah?
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this is to understand what the family had had to go through.
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because the boy poured a bottle of water over him.
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And not just the boy poured a bottle of water over him,
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And although all the teachers knew the backstory,
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Another pupil who had serious mental health issues,
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That head teacher saved my life on many occasions,
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the fact that I could go and talk to him, yeah?
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So I still want to know a little bit more about...
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So I went to court and five pupils who I don't know
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Her life's been destroyed through this as well.
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and said that people have all sorts of reasons to lie.
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And then when it got to the first of our witnesses,
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So as each one of these witnesses gave evidence,
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and essentially this is across the whole of the west
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we wouldn't allow any of these abuses to happen
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I went to the 100 year anniversary of Polish independence
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because they were off the map for over 100 years
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to understand the importance of who they are and their identity
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to certainly tell the establishment enough's enough here yeah
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I hope to weaponise the public opinion against them
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let's say that the Islamic fundamentalist psychopaths
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so we've got probably 10 of the main influences
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thank you very much for your time and attention