Massive protests have continued in support of imprisoned UK journalist and activist Tommy Robinson.
Robinson was found in contempt of court after he filmed outside a Leeds Crown Court, where yet another alleged Muslim child Raping Gang was standing trial. He was arrested, tried and sentenced in the on day and given 13 months in prison.
The judge initially forbid UK media and residents alike from speaking publicly about the sentence, this has since been lifted.
Since than there have been demonstrations of support for Robinson across the UK and abroad including the U.S, Australia, Russia, Norway and Austria.
On Saturday, thousands marched in Manchester to commemorate the Islamist atrocity in the city a year previously when an English born Muslim Jihadi detonated a homemade explosive suicide belt at an Arianna Grande concert killing 22 people, most of whom were children.
Robinson has been outspoken in his criticism of the authorities’ inaction when it comes to Muslim extremism and other crimes such as the mass rape and sex trafficking of non-Muslim English girls, which police, child services and local government officials have all been exposed as being involved in covering up for the sake of being “politically correct”.
Another massive protest demanding the release of Robinson and an end to the appeasement of Muslim extremists and gangs is planned for London on Saturday June 9th and tens of thousands are expected to attended.