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I believe they broke the law, which is all that matters.

So what point are you trying to make here? This is how things have always been in the UK. Is it just NOW you're not happy with it?

FAFO You can be arrested for saying things the Government doesn't like you saying or supporting. We don't have full freedom of speech privileges in the UK. Staggering that people are just realising this now.

Pour paint into your car engine and see if it works. Then don't complain about the cost it takes to clean it out. Putting anything into a turbine is not going to end well.

That pretty much IS the gist of my entire contribution to this discussion, which is why I'm surprised it has garnered so many negative replies with many thinking it's my own personal opinion. It's almost as if people aren't happy with the reality of the situation and think I'm solely...

Didn't they already have a 'last gig'? AND a 'Final Reunion'?

Yeah I did, you just didn't like the answer :) If your action in objecting to something breaks UK Laws you WILL face reprimand because we have no carte blanche freedom of expression laws in the UK, currently. There are caveats, which, once broken, limits your legal right to express yourself...

Anyone could use that excuse and take it to extremes according to what personally affects them and their ideals. These sorts of actions are intended to 'nip it in the bud' before something MORE extreme, i.e risk to life, happens. 7/7 is tomorrow. There's no better example of what happens when...

Stop asking the same question over and over again, then. You'll just get the same answer. Parliament has declared Palestine Action to be a terrorist organistion and association or support of it COULD see you facing judicial action. I personally have no opinion on the matter, be in it support or...

Doing a public action on an active RAF base was probaly the final straw. Before then they were probably toeing the line. You'd have to ask parliament for their definition as to why they declared it to be thus. Fact is, it is now, and any known association can potentially land you in trouble with...

The group itself has. They've had members who have shown support of Hamas, so the entire group has been declared a terror organisation. Have an issue with that, take it up with Parliament. They made the decision, not I. But the law is the Law is the law.

Because being arrested, is in itself, not a crime :)

Not every illegal action results in a charge. Depends on what the court decides. You appear to be a "everyone to the gullotine" type of chap, zero chill. As I said, being arrested is not in itself a crime. Palestine Action has been declared by our UK Parliament, to be an illegal terrorist...

The group in it's entirety has been declared a terror group and anyone showing support of it will face legal action. If you have an issue with that, take it up with Parliament. I'm only relaying facts, not personal opinions.

"It is illegal for non-military personnel to infiltrate an active UK RAF airbase without authorisation" Bluemoon PA Thread: "WHY DEY BEE DER AWESTERED AN CWIMINALISED??!"

Showing support isn't the same as being an active member. Likely she'll get a caution. Being arrested isn't actually illegal or a criminal offence, only when you're charged with an offence, so I don't understand why people are so emotive about the 83 year old priest.

Rationality has never been your strong point. Or logic. All you have is snarky responses, as per.

The UK Parliaments declaration.

The UK Government does not consider Netenyahu as a 'war criminal' as per the UN. And if you thought any country must obey what the UN declares, I have only one word for you. Russia.

You don't understand why people committed an act which they knew was illegal yet did it anyway then people question why they were reprimanded by the law? I can't help you there, pal.