Tommy Robinson details the Cowardice of British Aristocracy, while Keir Starmer shakes in his yellow boots. The British PM Sir Keir Starmer was Britain’s head of Crown Prosecution during much of the timeline of Tommy’s story. Ex-PM Theresa May was Home Secretary during much of Tommy’s arrest history. She is the cunt who unleashed State Sponsored Lawfare on Tommy and backed Starmer in having him locked up.
Serious AI Failure Note: In Google’s AI when you ask if Starmer had Tommy locked up we find the following:
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No, Keir Starmer did not have Tommy Robinson locked up while serving as Crown Prosecutor.
Here’s a breakdown of the situation:Keir Starmer’s Role: Keir Starmer served as the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) and head of the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) in the UK from 2008 to 2013.
Tommy Robinson’s Charges: Tommy Robinson (whose real name is Stephen Yaxley-Lennon) has been imprisoned for contempt of court, particularly in relation to breaching injunctions and repeating false allegations against a Syrian refugee who had successfully sued him for libel.
Starmer’s Connection: Starmer has been critical of Tommy Robinson, particularly regarding the far-right activist’s actions and statements. He has stated that those supporting Robinson are “not interested in justice”.
No Direct Link: However, the recent instances of Tommy Robinson being imprisoned for contempt of court took place long after Starmer’s tenure as DPP. Robinson was jailed in October 2024 for breaches of an injunction from 2021.
Contempt of Court: Contempt of court is a separate legal process from criminal proceedings, aimed at ensuring the administration of justice is not interfered with. Robinson’s imprisonment for contempt was the result of a court order being ignored, not a direct prosecution by Starmer.
Public Comments: Some sources suggest that the issue of grooming gangs and the perceived failure to prosecute them while Starmer was DPP has been used by critics like Elon Musk to attack him and call for Robinson’s release. Starmer has defended his record on prosecuting rapists.
In conclusion, while Starmer and Robinson have been at odds, and Starmer has criticized Robinson’s actions, the former DPP did not have Robinson imprisoned during his time in that role. Robinson’s jailings have occurred much more recently for contempt of court.
Plain and simple; this is misinformation from Google’s AI. Starmer was in fact was the Crown Prosecutor during Tommy’s first incarceration. Let’s ask Google about Tommy:
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Tommy Robinson was first sentenced to a 12-week jail term, suspended for 12 months, in November 2011 for an assault conviction. He headbutted a man in Blackburn on April 2, 2011, and was convicted in Preston Magistrates’ Court in September 2011. The 12-week sentence was suspended, meaning he did not serve time in prison, as long as he didn’t commit any further offenses within the 12-month period.