Stephen Yaxley-Lennon

[Blue and true]

Straight to the point. I like it.

 

[lloydie]

The coked-up little fascist griftercunt planned it all along...
Here's the run up to his arrest as narrated by one of his fellow travellers.

 

[Gareth Barry Conlon]

The coked-up little fascist griftercunt planned it all along...
Here's the run up to his arrest as narrated by one of his fellow travellers.

Gosh

 

[lloydie]

Shame we can't deport the ****...

 

[bluethrunthru]

Shame we can't deport the ****...

Irish migrant who lives in Spain ............. English Patriot my arse

 

[Mr Kobayashi]

Shame we can't deport the ****...

He was Irish by birth but was born in London. He is that thick he might have misunderstood what country of birth meant or just deliberately lied in order to avoid detection.

Lennon is his stepfather's name. He was born Stephen Yaxley. I'm sure the UK rules on dual nationality dictate that you have to have matching names on foreign documents.

He has been known to travel on the Irish passport before, and it's probably in part due to bans for football hooliganism.

If the ban wasn't ended early at the start of last month he wouldn't have been able to travel outside the country on his British passport.

Police dismay as Tommy Robinson has football banning order lifted early

Far-right activist and self-proclaimed ‘football hooligan’, who was filmed punching an England fan before match in Portugal in 2019, can now attend games again

www.thetimes.com

 

[Alan Harper's Tash]

He was Irish by birth but was born in London. He is that thick he might have misunderstood what country of birth meant or just deliberately lied in order to avoid detection.

Lennon is his stepfather's name. He was born Stephen Yaxley. I'm sure the UK rules on dual nationality dictate that you have to have matching names on foreign documents.

He has been known to travel on the Irish passport before, and it's probably in part due to bans for football hooliganism.

If the ban wasn't ended early at the start of last month he wouldn't have been able to travel outside the country on his British passport.

Police dismay as Tommy Robinson has football banning order lifted early

Far-right activist and self-proclaimed ‘football hooligan’, who was filmed punching an England fan before match in Portugal in 2019, can now attend games again

www.thetimes.com

Can we not revoke his British passport anyway? We’ve set precedent that it’s possible for dual nationals.

 

[Mr Kobayashi]

Can we not revoke his British passport anyway? We’ve set precedent that it’s possible for dual nationals.

There are two grounds for it. National security or Fraud. He was born to a British father and a settled Irish mother, so no Fraud.

Hard to see the case that it reaches the threshold for national security. Otherwise he would be locked up or under constant surveillance.

It's a bad idea because it would just give him another opportunity to crowdfund grift.

 

[Alan Harper's Tash]

There are two grounds for it. National security or Fraud. He was born to a British father and a settled Irish mother, so no Fraud.

Hard to see the case that it reaches the threshold for national security. Otherwise he would be locked up or under constant surveillance.

It's a bad idea because it would just give him another opportunity to crowdfund grift.

It was a slightly facetious post. I’m sure he’d find the opportunity to grift, whatever happened to him.

 

[The Future’s Blue!]

Gimp.