Journalist and activist Tommy Robinson has been found guilty of contempt of court again and now faces the prospect of being returned to prison.
Robinson reported on Facebook live out Leeds Crown Court in May 2018 when 10 men were going to trial for their role in an organised child rape gang.
After being jailed immediately Robinson spent three months in prison before the charges were dismissed at the Old Bailey as it was obvious that Robinson was commenting on something that was already public knowledge.
However, after he released a documentary called ‘Panodrama’ that included undercover footage showing the bias of the BBC and its collusion with leftists organisations in an attempt to do a hit piece on him, a Judge at the Old Bailey coincidently decided to once again pursue the dropped charges against Robinson.
After the verdict Robinson told the BBC he has been convicted “for who I am, not what I have done”.
Robinson has been a thorn in the side of the British government and police for several years after he began to speak out about the scope and scale of organised Muslim child rape gangs operating across towns and cities in England.
A provisional date of 11 July was given for Robinson’s sentencing hearing.
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