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RE: Stop crying for Zionist agent provocateur Tommy Robinson.. He knowingly broke the law, even pleaded guilty, and DESERVES to be in prison
Very happy to help :-) I'm always glad when I can bring some genuine facts into the picture.
I know it's tough to get to the big picture with all the BS being floated around by all the alt-media gatekeepers. The pricks running these psy-ops know this as well and fully rely on it. This is why it is SO important to know the background of all these people and stories before making any real assessments.
Thank you for reading the post, being objective, and for thinking independently. Sadly this isn't always the case with everyone, so I'm always appreciative when people take the time to do so.
Yeah, you got off easy with me. I am normally an adept bunnyhole diver, I just got lazy! Honestly, I had never heard of him before. However, I have had a front row seat to the Bundy debacle, including having a journalist friend of mine sitting in jail for almost 2 years now over all that... But all I had to see was that clip of him squirming about being a Zionist.
DOH!
Bastards are good at what they do, too bad they never do anything good.
These MFs really just play off people's ignorance, trust and laziness. They've never impressed me on a ground level as being particularly bright. However, their effectiveness may change as they start to get far better with using AI, deep profiling, subliminals, and addictive patterning to screw with people. This is where the whole thing becomes quite automated and much more sophisticated.
Is your journalist friend that got jailed Pete Santilli or someone else?
Don't think Tommy is smart enough to run a psy-op. He was used as a puppet and his family was the incentive to do so. You can see an interview here where he got bribed and blackmailed by the MIB:
In my opinion this guy started out trying to report extremism in Luton and one thing lead to another. If I hadn't met somebody who worked in the terrorism sector in Luton, my opinion might be different. At the time, I laughed at them, wrongfully.