alison marie nelson

Today is the tomorrow you were dreaming about yesterday proud mam of two girls following their dreams globe trotter & DJ 😀

[Basil the Great @BasilTheGreat]

A lady screaming at Muslims who won't let her speak

"You can all f*ck off back to your halal f*cking countries"

I've had enough
She's had enough
Have you?

[Sarah Millican @SarahMillican75]

Hugs to those who find Mother's Day a struggle. Whether you don't get on, she's no longer here, you can’t be with her or whatever your story, I'm sending love xxx

[The Percy Hedley Foundation @percyhedley]

The Percy Hedley Foundation turns 72 on Sunday! 🥳🎉

From beginning in 1953 with just 12 students to now empowering over 600 people with disabilities every single week. Here's to 72 years of caring, education and happiness 💜

#earlybirthdaycelebrations #disabilities

[alison marie nelson @Alison42marie]

@ArenaNewcastle Oooh this is a hard question , it's a choice between @BeckyHill and @coldplay both are great , been lucky to see them both live 🥳👍🏼💃🏼

[Sharron Davies HoL MBE @sharrond62]

Shouldn’t laugh (but did) Trump said the USA will put a man on Mars, my son said can it be Keir Starmer ?

[Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧 @TRobinsonNewEra]

ADMIN POST.

The children of today's farmers.

The 'farmers of the future'.

Also descend on Parliament against Stalin @Keir_Starmer proposals to cripple their businesses and livelihoods.

#NoFarmersNoFood

[ClarksonsFarm @ClarksonsFarm1]

Jeremy’s final message to the government during today’s protest!

Video Credit - @FarmersWeekly

[No Farmers, No Food @NoFarmsNoFoods]

Please use this meme on your social media feeds today. 🚜

[Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧 @TRobinsonNewEra]

ADMIN POST - TOMMY'S PREPARED STATEMENT - SHARE THIS EVERYWHERE!!!!

This is the speech Tommy prepared for court today, unfortunately he wasn't able to give the speech but it is his wish that you all get to read it for yourselves.

Your honour, I believe in freedom of speech and freedom of the press. My duty as a journalist is to uncover the truth and I have worked for years to shine light on challenges in society that no one else is willing to speak about.

Have you watched the documentary Your Honour?

If you have watched the film ‘Silenced’ Your Honour you will have seen that I didn’t make accusations and I didn’t make assumptions in the film. I simply repeated what I was told by the Head Teacher of the school and others and what was written in black and white in school documents. I let the witnesses give their testimonies and made it clear that Jamal, in his right to reply, denies all of their accusations against him. I explain Justice Nicklin’s verdict and I explain that I lost the case.

There was nothing else I could have included because Jamal didn’t bring any evidence to court and he didn’t bring anyone to court to speak for him apart from his father, Jihad. No teachers. No social workers. No friends.

It is for this,... REPORTING... for this that I am facing these charges, for this I am facing the prospect of time in a maximum security prison with the risks to my life that presents.

Justice Nicklin’s verdict in this case is extraordinary and while the case caused my divorce and bankruptcy, far more important is the impact his verdict has had on those courageous children who came to court to testify in my defence.

Justice Nicklin effectively discarded their testimonies. He said he didn’t know why they were lying but called them liars nevertheless.

Charlie, a grade A student, didn’t even like me or support me but was courageous enough to come to court to testify. She had a breakdown, she had to be sectioned. Justice Nicklin caused that.

Bailey Maclaren had tried to commit suicide. Thankfully he has started to rebuild his life. He has to overcome the lie that he is racist.

Many others have been affected.

The collateral damage of this scandalous verdict was too great for the public not to know the truth.

Some people still believe the legacy media is there to report what is happening, the truth, rather than push strongly biased accounts driven by ideology or political agendas.

Well, in this case, the press only attended court on the day Jamal and his father gave their accounts. They then left court and didn’t bother to return to hear the testimony of the children who were witnesses for the defence.

The whole balanced picture could not be reported by the legacy media because they weren’t there; they weren’t interested in what the children testifying for the defence had to say.

And then Justice Nicklin tried to prevent the whole picture being given to the public by issuing his injunction, banning the film. Justice Nicklin has banned me from presenting the same evidence that was presented in court.

If it is such a clear-cut case, why is it necessary to hide the facts from the public. If they watched the testimonies of the witnesses, they would surely come to the same conclusion as Justice Nicklin.

What’s the agenda here?

Well the injunction was apparently to protect Jamal’s reputation. Yet it’s not the reputation of Jamal that has been damaged by this legal circus.

I don’t wish any ill for Jamal. I personally think he was a victim of his own predatory lawyers and those who blasted this story around the world for their own purposes.

It’s very telling that Jamal hasn’t asked for me to be prosecuted in this case. Neither have his lawyers. The case has been brought by the Attorney General, by the Government.

In my view there are similarities with the Post OMice case. Powerful interests hiding the truth for their own purposes regardless of the terrible consequences for those innocent children I have mentioned, and others.

I could have shown the film ‘Silenced’ at any point in the preceding three years. I didn’t.

However, I did make the decision to play this film in Trafalgar Square on the 27th July this year. and I am grateful to @elonmusk and X for allowing the film to remain available; for standing for freedom of speech and a free press.

So if you’re asking me whether I plead guilty or not guilty, yes, I’m guilty of showing the film in Trafalgar Square on 27th July. And I am guilty of JOURNALISM.

And, although not for you Your Honour, nor for your court nor for the entire justice system, I do have contempt for Justice Nicklin’s ruling and the actions that attempt to hide the truth from the public.

Justice Nicklin fell out with his own father before the case, arguing about me. He should have recused himself before the case even began.

The world is watching. I stand for the truth, for freedom of speech and freedom of the press and if that puts me on the wrong side of Justice Nicklin’s injunction, then so be it.

If I have to sit in jail for speaking the truth; Well I am just one of many people now that this government is imprisoning for things they say; political prisoners.

This government is releasing violent offenders early to make space for people who tweet things they disagree with.

Peter Lynch is the first to have paid the ultimate price. A sixty-one year-old father, and grandfather, non-violent but imprisoned for his views and his speech.

If I have to sit in jail for refusing to be silenced for reporting information that was brought to me for journalism...

Then I am prepared for that.

Thank you

Your Honour.

#FreeTommy #LAWFARE #TwoTierKeir

[alison marie nelson @Alison42marie]

It's not even 10:10am & I've got sore cheeks giggling at you two 🤣🤣🤣@AlisonHammond @radioleary @thismorning poor @JamesBlunt is gonna have so much fun , before he has to change his name 😉

[alison marie nelson @Alison42marie]

Oh well @benshephard I'm liking the new look ,🤤keep it ,Mrs s is one lucky lady @thismorning

[Andrew Tate @Cobratate]

The Oasis tour isn’t just about their music.

It’s about the height of Britain.

It’s about the nostalgia of remembering how amazing Britain was.

If you didn’t live it you’ll never understand it and it can’t be explained.

A time when you could go down the pub, interact with people you knew and didn’t know and have the best night of your life on 15 quid.

A time when there was always something happening, in every city, 7 nights a week.

No fear of being stabbed.
No fear of being robbed.

A time when everyone watched the same TV shows and discussed them the next day.

You weren’t desperate to go on holiday like the British are now, there was no need.

You didn’t see Dubai or Maldives on Instagram all day, you literally didn’t even know those places existed. You would hang around on a council estate, completely content and want nothing else than to laugh with your friends.

Random skin heads would say “you alrite mate?” And you’d either be best friends or in a scrap 2mins later.

Nobody got stabbed. Nobody died.

It’s just how it was.

The pub on Christmas Day.
The bus was 30p.

You loved everyone you met, didn’t matter the race.

The country was united.

There was a feeling in the air.

Constant electricity.

And it’s all gone now. It’s died.

All we have are the songs from those times.

[Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧 @TRobinsonNewEra]

Love to each and every one of you ❤️

Onwards and upwards 💪🏻

[alison marie nelson @Alison42marie]

@AMAZlNGNATURE Jet

[alison marie nelson @Alison42marie]

Gabrielle Nelson has to use paper plates to eat all her round food for tea and always has the @LidlGB euro England top on her tradition for the euros @thismorning it's worked so far 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿👍🏼⚽️

[Rob Rinder @RobbieRinder]

I am bringing out a grime track.

[alison marie nelson @Alison42marie]

@thismorning Sad news 🥹xx

[alison marie nelson @Alison42marie]

ASMR I blooming hate it 🤦🏼‍♀️I just wanna smash the persons face in who is doing it @thismorning

[alison marie nelson @Alison42marie]

Backing poor Roy Cropper let him go ( yes we know it's not real life ) @itvcorrie