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Tommy Robinson

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  • rainman215rainman215 Member Posts: 1,186
    edited December 2018
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    phantom, curious to know your views on solicitor farooq bajwa?

    <<b class="Bold">b class="Bold">Firstly I do not know farooq bajwa or feel able to make a qualified opinion.

    Neither do I know the Solicitor who wrote to TR, Tasnime Akunjee.

    I assume you are referring to this....

    https://www.legalfutures.co.uk/latest-news/solicitor-fined-by-sra-for-over-claiming-from-legal-aid-fund

    I would defer to @Essexphil as to the seriousness of that matter and the relevance to his firms credibility/ability to sue for defamation.

    You know TOMMY well enough to make a qualified opinion?
  • dobiesdrawdobiesdraw Member Posts: 2,793
  • rainman215rainman215 Member Posts: 1,186
    Phantom66 said:
    It should be easy to follow, as no reporting restrictions, they are reserved for muslim rape gangs.

    p.s what has this got to do with TOMMY?
  • Phantom66Phantom66 Member Posts: 5,542
    edited December 2018


    You know TOMMY well enough to make a qualified opinion?

    If you contrast the amount of media coverage there is of TR v Farooq Bajwa, I think it is a lot easier to form an opinion on TR.
  • dobiesdrawdobiesdraw Member Posts: 2,793
    edited December 2018
    Phantom66 said:


    You know TOMMY well enough to make a qualified opinion?

    If you contrast the amount of media coverage there is of TR v Farooq Bajwa, I think it is a lot easier to form an opinion on TR.
    I think you left out the word " qualified " Over there in the distance , you see that big hill , well thats the moral high ground you have left well and truly behind !
  • rainman215rainman215 Member Posts: 1,186
    Phantom66 said:


    You know TOMMY well enough to make a qualified opinion?

    If you contrast the amount of media coverage there is of TR v Farooq Bajwa, I think it is a lot easier to form an opinion on TR.
    Examine both sides.
  • Phantom66Phantom66 Member Posts: 5,542
    edited December 2018
    I am not qualified in law so it is dangerous to comment on legal issues.

    I am not sure what qualifications Rainman has but I would expect that if a Solicitor was found guilty of "fraud" they would be struck off and imprisioned?

    As it stands Farooq Bajwa is still licenced to practice law.



  • dobiesdrawdobiesdraw Member Posts: 2,793
    Phantom66 said:

    I am not qualified in law so it is dangerous to comment on legal issues.

    I am not sure what qualifications Rainman has but I would expect that if a Solicitor was found guilty of "fraud" they would be struck off and imprisioned?

    As it stands Farooq Bajwa is still licenced to practice law.



    Says that , but then goes on to comment anyway .. :D
  • rainman215rainman215 Member Posts: 1,186
    Phantom66 said:

    I am not qualified in law so it is dangerous to comment on legal issues.

    I am not sure what qualifications Rainman has but I would expect that if a Solicitor was found guilty of "fraud" they would be struck off and imprisioned?

    As it stands Farooq Bajwa is still licenced to practice law.



    What about his other views on Muslims and the Police?
  • dobiesdrawdobiesdraw Member Posts: 2,793
    edited December 2018
    interesting article about Tasnime Akunjee :
    https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/terrorism-in-the-uk/11463208/Lawyer-backing-girls-who-fled-to-Syria-is-linked-to-terror-apologists.html

    One of the parts from this article : "However, Mr Akunjee has previously said that no Muslim should co-operate with anti-terror police, arguing that Prevent, the Government’s counter-terror policy, is “straightforward, paid-for spying on the community”.
  • rainman215rainman215 Member Posts: 1,186
    Phantom66">I am not qualified in law so it is dangerous to comment on legal issues.

    I am not sure what qualifications Rainman has but I would expect that if a Solicitor was found guilty of "fraud" they would be struck off and imprisioned?

    As it stands Farooq Bajwa is still licenced to practice law.



    You seem qualified enough to talk about TOMMY ROBINSONS legal issues.
  • Phantom66Phantom66 Member Posts: 5,542

    Phantom66">I am not qualified in law so it is dangerous to comment on legal issues.

    I am not sure what qualifications Rainman has but I would expect that if a Solicitor was found guilty of "fraud" they would be struck off and imprisioned?

    As it stands Farooq Bajwa is still licenced to practice law.



    You seem qualified enough to talk about TOMMY ROBINSONS legal issues.

    The fact that he is a convicted fraudster? Hardly need a law degree to be able to comment on that.

    Meanwhile Farooq Bajwa is still licenced to practice law, the only restriction on his licence is relating to application for public funding. That's not an opinion that is reading the article I quoted.

  • dobiesdrawdobiesdraw Member Posts: 2,793
    Phantom66 said:

    Phantom66">I am not qualified in law so it is dangerous to comment on legal issues.

    I am not sure what qualifications Rainman has but I would expect that if a Solicitor was found guilty of "fraud" they would be struck off and imprisioned?

    As it stands Farooq Bajwa is still licenced to practice law.



    You seem qualified enough to talk about TOMMY ROBINSONS legal issues.
    The fact that he is a convicted fraudster? Hardly need a law degree to be able to comment on that.

    Meanwhile Farooq Bajwa is still licenced to practice law, the only restriction on his licence is relating to application for public funding. That's not an opinion that is reading the article I quoted.

    interesting article about Tasnime Akunjee :
    https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/terrorism-in-the-uk/11463208/Lawyer-backing-girls-who-fled-to-Syria-is-linked-to-terror-apologists.html

    One of the parts from this article : "However, Mr Akunjee has previously said that no Muslim should co-operate with anti-terror police, arguing that Prevent, the Government’s counter-terror policy, is “straightforward, paid-for spying on the community”.

    @Phantom66 What do you think about Akunjees previous comments bolded above ?..and before you try and dodge it , if it were untrue he would have sued the Telegraph .
  • Phantom66Phantom66 Member Posts: 5,542
    edited December 2018

    interesting article about Tasnime Akunjee :
    https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/terrorism-in-the-uk/11463208/Lawyer-backing-girls-who-fled-to-Syria-is-linked-to-terror-apologists.html

    One of the parts from this article : "However, Mr Akunjee has previously said that no Muslim should co-operate with anti-terror police, arguing that Prevent, the Government’s counter-terror policy, is “straightforward, paid-for spying on the community”.


    I am not "dodging" anything and neither am I a hypocrite.

    The example you quote on Prevent is a whole different subject which has caused a lot of controversy in the Muslim community as a whole and among those who are tasked with implementing it.

    However having read the whole article, some of the other alleged views are much more controversial and extreme.

    If those quotes from social media are true and indeed attributable to the Solicitor then I would hope that the Syrian refugee and his family find someone else to represent him.

    Is that balanced enough for you?

  • dobiesdrawdobiesdraw Member Posts: 2,793
    Phantom66 said:

    interesting article about Tasnime Akunjee :
    https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/terrorism-in-the-uk/11463208/Lawyer-backing-girls-who-fled-to-Syria-is-linked-to-terror-apologists.html

    One of the parts from this article : "However, Mr Akunjee has previously said that no Muslim should co-operate with anti-terror police, arguing that Prevent, the Government’s counter-terror policy, is “straightforward, paid-for spying on the community”.


    I am not "dodging" anything and neither am I a hypocrite.

    The example you quote on Prevent is a whole different subject which has caused a lot of controversy in the Muslim community as a whole and among those who are tasked with implementing it.

    However having read the whole article, some of the other alleged views are much more controversial and extreme.

    If those quotes from social media are true and indeed attributable to the Solicitor then I would hope that the Syrian refugee and his family find someone else to represent him.

    Might be a whole different subject , but he did say it and that is indisputable unlike social media quotes that may be going around at the moment (none of which i've seen ) .
    Imo pretty shocking for a solicitor to be advocating that certain sectors of our society shouldn't cooperate with the police .
  • tomgooduntomgoodun Member Posts: 3,754
    So
    That’s Phantom, me,hrry, essexphil,Haysie and Tikay that Dobie has issues with... Is there anyone who has posted on the threads you frequent that you actually agree with?

    Do you have an opinion that you are willing to stand by on this forum, or just here to diss others opinions?

    I haven’t seen you disagree with Rainman on any topic, has he got it right ?

    Does Rainman have the correct attitude towards TR?

    I don’t hold my breath for any answers to the above @dobiesdraw
  • dobiesdrawdobiesdraw Member Posts: 2,793
    edited December 2018
    tomgoodun said:

    So
    That’s Phantom, me,hrry, essexphil,Haysie and Tikay that Dobie has issues with... Is there anyone who has posted on the threads you frequent that you actually agree with?

    Do you have an opinion that you are willing to stand by on this forum, or just here to diss others opinions?

    I haven’t seen you disagree with Rainman on any topic, has he got it right ?

    Does Rainman have the correct attitude towards TR?

    I don’t hold my breath for any answers to the above @dobiesdraw

    We are actually discussing something serious here , didn't you say at some stage you weren't going to post on here again ? or am i mixing you up with your mentor Haysie ?
    Or are you just trying to "help" as usual ? :D
  • rainman215rainman215 Member Posts: 1,186
    tomgoodun said:

    So
    That’s Phantom, me,hrry, essexphil,Haysie and Tikay that Dobie has issues with... Is there anyone who has posted on the threads you frequent that you actually agree with?

    Do you have an opinion that you are willing to stand by on this forum, or just here to diss others opinions?

    I haven’t seen you disagree with Rainman on any topic, has he got it right ?

    Does Rainman have the correct attitude towards TR?

    I don’t hold my breath for any answers to the above @dobiesdraw

    hhy thinks its ok to torture animals.
    essexill forgives gerry adams.
    haysie partly blames Parents of rape victims.
    Tikay thinks i should use capital letters when referring to muslim child rapists.
    I know which side i am on.
  • dobiesdrawdobiesdraw Member Posts: 2,793

    tomgoodun said:

    So
    That’s Phantom, me,hrry, essexphil,Haysie and Tikay that Dobie has issues with... Is there anyone who has posted on the threads you frequent that you actually agree with?

    Do you have an opinion that you are willing to stand by on this forum, or just here to diss others opinions?

    I haven’t seen you disagree with Rainman on any topic, has he got it right ?

    Does Rainman have the correct attitude towards TR?

    I don’t hold my breath for any answers to the above @dobiesdraw

    hhy thinks its ok to torture animals.
    essexill forgives gerry adams.
    haysie partly blames Parents of rape victims.
    Tikay thinks i should use capital letters when referring to muslim child rapists.
    I know which side i am on.
    " poor me " isn't interested in talking about the real issues , he just wants to sidetrack it.
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