"I'm angry": Police treatment of Tommy Robinson shocks Ezra Levant

"I'm angry": Police treatment of Tommy Robinson shocks Ezra Levant

Tommy Robinson asked Ezra Levant of TheRebel.media to fly to the UK to cover his case against Cambridgeshire police, who he claims stalked and harass him and his family.

when you live in a northern town, ex mining and with decades of rape gang cover-ups, the abuse by police we have suffered is astounding, you are born guilty!

this is sadly the reality of Britain today with a politicly indoctrinated leadership, brain washed by common purpose, competence and ability are now ignored in favour of ticking the right "diversity" box and a willingness to follow the cultural Marxist doctrine.

the rest of the country are now waking up to what the police have become.
the For Britain Movement have a policy on law and order.

The UK faces many problems in 2018, none greater than the breakdown of law and order and the Orwellian politicisation of policing. Britain is a divided society where people, by virtue of their racial or religious characteristics, are effectively permitted to live outside the law – the democratic concept of one law for all has been dismantled. This is largely due to senior police adherence to sinister extreme-left values espoused by secretive groups such as Common Purpose, and to the racist proposals put forward following the murder of Stephen Lawrence in London; the MacPherson inquiry forced police to treat people differently depending upon their race – we must reverse this.

Police accountability is a major issue as senior officers are rarely held to account for serious failings in policing. For example, following the exposure of police failures to protect children from rape-gangs in Rotherham in 2014, no senior police have yet been punished for these failings.
Investigations are ongoing but one must ask why this has taken so long, despite clear
evidence of police failure.

For Britain will:

• Remove the police from political control by policing and crime commissioners,
  mayors and devolved assemblies. For Britain recognises that the police need to be
  accountable to the local populace, and as such will introduce a Public Sector
  Accountability Act to allow people to hold senior police officers accountable for failure
  to perform their basic duty (see Government above)
• Reform Her Majesty's Inspectorate of Constabulary from a puppet of the government
  to impartial judge of the professionalism of the police service

for the full policy please read it at (www . forbritain.uk/policy)