Stephen Yaxley-Lennon

[TinFoilHat]

I am convinced that he is a left wing plant, I do hope that various Jewish groups distance themselves from him and his group, he really isn’t their friend (or anyone’s )

Have I hacked your account accidentally?

:)


Yaxley Lennon is man who's another grifter using hate to maintain his lifestyle.

The way he shuffled off in a taxi as the idiots he'd just whipped up headed to the cenataph a couple of weeks ago shows the kind of man he is.

The "arrest" was a calculated stunt that the same gullible goons will swallow and send him more cash.

 

[BlueHammer85]

 

[blueinsa]

Whether he's a **** or not the police arrested him for just being there, if you believe in democracy you should be livid at the police for this.

Let's not just support shit we believe in.

FWIW he is talking shit, but not about Kay Burley :)

He should have climbed a war memorial whilst waving a flag supporting a prescribed terrorist organisation, he would have got away with that ;-)

 

[Mr Kobayashi]

He should have climbed a war memorial whilst waving a flag supporting a prescribed terrorist organisation, he would have got away with that ;-)

How can I get a prescription for a terrorist organisation?

Man urinates next to PC Keith Palmer memorial during far right protest

Photos emerge of man urinating next to plaque honouring officer stabbed in Westminster terrorist attack

www.google.com

Far-right ‘defends’ the Cenotaph to the echo of home secretary’s words

Tension built all week about the Gaza march on Armistice Day. In the end, the far-right sparked violence. Then huge peaceful crowds surged through London

www.theguardian.com

 

[Aphex]

Seeing as some people think I'm Laxley incarnate, you should check out his counter sting on the BBC journalist John Sweeney. It's pretty interesting.

Pragmatism isn't a strong point of some people on this forum.

 

[mexico1970]

He should have climbed a war memorial whilst waving a flag supporting a prescribed terrorist organisation, he would have got away with that ;-)

Some people are genuinely sticking by the "Well he shouldn't have been there " excuse, it's quite a bad indictment of the way people think.

You can genuinely believe someone is toxic but allow them to have freedom of expression.

 

[lancs blue]

Some people are genuinely sticking by the "Well he shouldn't have been there " excuse, it's quite a bad indictment of the way people think.

You can genuinely believe someone is toxic but allow them to have freedom of expression.

On that basis I assume you disapprove of away supporters being ejected if found in the home section. That's as much about "freedom of expression" as Robinson turning up uninivited.

 

[mexico1970]

On that basis I assume you disapprove of away supporters being ejected if found in the home section. That's as much about "freedom of expression" as Robinson turning up uninivited.

Last time I checked the Eithad isn't a public space?

 

[Mr Kobayashi]

Seeing as some people think I'm Laxley incarnate, you should check out his counter sting on the BBC journalist John Sweeney. It's pretty interesting.

Pragmatism isn't a strong point of some people on this forum.

Tbh you seem more like the type to pay him to have sex with your partner and then lick up the mess afterwards.

 

[Mr Kobayashi]

Some people are genuinely sticking by the "Well he shouldn't have been there " excuse, it's quite a bad indictment of the way people think.

You can genuinely believe someone is toxic but allow them to have freedom of expression.

He wasn't there for freedom of expression though was he? If he was he could have organised another event outside of the exclusion zone.

He was there precisely to get arrested, he could have simply walked away after being handed the dispersal notice and got into a cab. Something he did a couple of weeks ago without being asked to.