Roseanne Barr, from Socialism, to Trump and…Tommy Robinson.

EDL founder Tommy Robinson is currently under arrest following an incident on Friday 25 May outside Leeds Crown Court. Tommy Robinson supporter empties can of Stella on top of Downing Street gates The controversial nationalist and far-right commentator, real name Stephen Lennon, was posing as a ‘reporter’ when police officers approached him. Known for leading protests against the influence of Islam in Britain, Tommy has a huge following, who abide by slogans like ‘White Lives Matter’.

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Flash backwards to the ancient past (2012)

As Roseanne Barr continues her presidential campaign as the Peace and Freedom Party candidate, she has a attention-grabbing message: We need more socialism.

“I do think that we need a little bit more socialism in this country at this time,” Barr told Sean Hannity Monday night. “We need to move stuff from the top to the middle and the bottom, because it keeps on staying at the top.”

Roseanne not joking: More socialism

Then……..

Roseanne Barr defends her Trump support with F-bomb on ‘Tonight Show’

 

Roseanne Conner Has Become a Trump Supporter. Just Like Her Creator.

After 21 years, “Roseanne” returns to ABC, and Roseanne Barr’s portrait of working-class Americans is as topical as ever.

 

And now:

Pedos and their agents are now arresting those who oppose them, in ENGLAND! #FreeTommyRobinson @Nigel_Farage @POTUS #Pedogate

— Roseanne Barr (@therealroseanne) May 26, 2018

 

Mind you Robinson has a bit of interesting  previous:

2013: EDL March With Muslims In Ipswich In Memory Of Lee Rigby

 

Ipswich: Former EDL leader to address event on Holocaust Memorial Day (2014)

The event on Monday, January 27, was originally planned to take place in conjunction with the Education Quarter Multi Faith Chaplaincy at Suffolk New College and University Campus Suffolk.

However the colleges have since disavowed themselves entirely from the talk and organiser JIMAS has decided to proceed independently.

Muhammad Manwar Ali of JIMAS, who is also a fellow of Suffolk New College and a member of the chaplaincy for SNC and UCS, said it would be a “solemn occasion” to mark the Holocaust.

After protests the event did not take place.