Lawful Rebellion on Radio 4

[hucknallred]

Not a full house but close.

PLD Bingo on the reaction.
Treasonous

we will have to be successful in restoring the rule of law for our counties to survive this treason

Seditious

Yes well the law states that they cannot commit sedition either but they do....

Put him on notice

no harm in putting them on Notice

Come the revolution he'll be.....

He has put a noose around his own neck by doing what he has......

Paedo
X Still time for this one.

He swore an oath not to take the piss

I worded the document to prevent him distorting the message of the movement, if he deliberately lies or distorts what we are saying (which looks highly likely) then we can take action against him.

[ArthurWankspittle]

I like the last one. They will sue Joylon and the BBC for making a bunch of nutters look like a bunch of nutters?

[longdog]

Not a full house but close.

I worded the document to prevent him distorting the message of the movement, if he deliberately lies or distorts what we are saying (which looks highly likely) then we can take action against him.

Of course as they don't believe in using the corrupt 'non' courts there's not really much they could do and even if they did use the corrupt 'non' courts it would be contract law and they'd have to show a quantifiable loss as a result of the breach of contract.

[grixit]

Highlights

DR interviews to start with, JJ fact checks A61. Apparently DR is in a care home nowadays.
DR mentions he'll seize JJs house if he does anything naughty.
JJ talks about his oath signing and how he instantly lost it on the train.
Lord Cragmyle is rolled out who calls it all bollocks.
Ollie tells his story and wouldve continued his fight had it not been for his family.
Some old bat says its getting made redundant that pushed her into it.She mentions the database of the traitors.
They wheel out an ex rebel who calls it out as rubbish.
Crabbie admits multiple jail sentences and his willing to fight on.He doesnt think hes bankrupted in reality.
Robotham and his mate talk about their court 'victory'.
JJ takes the piss out of the non court seizure and the lobby the bobby. The audio includes the copper tossing them out politely.
JJ closes up - and says they frame every failure as a success.

https://www.dropbox.com/l/scl/AACXYzAyx ... uR5lgWqGPU

you need to give us a shareable link.

[katiHWB]

you need to give us a shareable link.

would this one work?? http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b09qhsc4

[Hercule Parrot]

An interesting and well-made programme. Well done, Jolyon, if you're still lurking.

I was surprised that Jolyon described a membership of 13,000, when he surely knows that the active, committed membership is barely 1% of that. I see they're already trying to find comfort in the suggestion that their movement is growing rapidly (even though they also know the truth).

David Robinson came over quite differently in his own spoken words. Eg the unguarded comment of disappointment with the Birmingham turnout, and his diffident closing speech to the handful of followers. He doesn't have the charismatic or militant character to lead a revolution, despite his bombastic statements on PLD Facebook.

Krabby enjoyed playing the comic-book thug, his eagerness to be the hangman for the insolent Revenue Dept of Swale Council, all of whom had committed treason. Credit to him for admitting the harm he caused in his drink-driving offence. An interesting reference to Mrs Irene Krabby, who does not appear to be wholly persuaded of the benefits of destroying their retirement capital in a Götterdämmerung battle with parliamentary authority. If he's lucky, she will get a grip and make him co-operate while there's still time to salvage some of his estate.

The ending was a little flat and unsatisfying, although Jolyon's epithet was a zinger - "Maybe if you can frame every failure as a success, you can persuade yourself that victory is almost within your grasp". Would've been nice to have synchronised the broadcast with a major event, like the non-arrest of Mayor Khan or David Bell-end's court appearance. But I imagine the broadcast scheduling required this to be completed and approved by BBC lawyers many weeks ago. If Robinson's Rebels will ever talk to him again, Krabby's bankruptcy would be the ideal follow-up story.

[Hercule Parrot]

you need to give us a shareable link.

http://wikisend.com/download/479046/The ... nemies.mp3

[grixit]

you need to give us a shareable link.

would this one work?? http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b09qhsc4

No. That's a link to the original, which refuses non british ip addresses. I meant that the dropbox copy needs a sharable link, because otherwise only the person whose account it's in can access it.

[grixit]

you need to give us a shareable link.

http://wikisend.com/download/479046/The ... nemies.mp3

That works, thanks.

[longdog]

I was surprised that Jolyon described a membership of 13,000, when he surely knows that the active, committed membership is barely 1% of that.

The prospect of 13,000 rebels makes for a far better story than the truth which is simply that they are just another handful of internet cranks with an idiosyncratic idea of how the world works.

[morrand]

The sobriety with which Radio 4 is treating the subject has apparently carried over to their banner for this episode:


I caught it live on the Radio 4 LW feed, which somehow does make it over here unscathed.

[SteveUK]

Odd, it’s stored in my public folder...

[Footloose52]

The sobriety with which Radio 4 is treating the subject has apparently carried over to their banner for this episode:


I caught it live on the Radio 4 LW feed, which somehow does make it over here unscathed.

What the ....!

[JohnPCapitalist]

The sobriety with which Radio 4 is treating the subject has apparently carried over to their banner for this episode:


I caught it live on the Radio 4 LW feed, which somehow does make it over here unscathed.

That looks like something out of a Fry/Laurie sketch.

The helmets are just too precious. Over here, our sovereign citizens are all tramping around with guns and ill-fitting mis-matched camouflage military surplus clothes, and their headgear are those cheap floppy military hats.

[Siegfried Shrink]

I think the BBC props department is responsible for those. The genuine rebels wear whatever their wives bought them at a charity shop, back when they had wives.

[Hercule Parrot]

That looks like something out of a Fry/Laurie sketch.

The helmets are just too precious. Over here, our sovereign citizens are all tramping around with guns and ill-fitting mis-matched camouflage military surplus clothes, and their headgear are those cheap floppy military hats.

Hey, JPC - nice to see you dropping in.

Yes, our home-grown sovcits are mostly a pale imitation of their US counterparts. Some of this is due to the lesser availability of firearms here, but I think also our local movements just don't attract anyone with courage, intelligence or charisma*. The US scene isn't exactly oversupplied with these qualities, but in UK they're totally absent. Our FMOTL or SovCit fraternity are basically stupid losers, squabbling like children about what to fail at next.

(*I use these terms neutrally. Adolf Hitler had leadership skills, but few would say that he was a good person)

[Gregg]

Our FMOTL or SovCit fraternity are basically stupid losers, squabbling like children about what to fail at next.

So, how are they different than ours?

[exiledscouser]

Our FMOTL or SovCit fraternity are basically stupid losers, squabbling like children about what to fail at next.

So, how are they different than ours?

The *ahem* body count tends to be a bit lower.

[Gregg]

Yes, but only because you don't have the whole "The right to keep and bear small tactical nuclear weapons shall not be infringed" thing.

[JimUk1]

Yes, but only because you don't have the whole "The right to keep and bear small tactical nuclear weapons shall not be infringed" thing.

We still have some centuries old obscure laws that’s I’m surprised the rebels haven’t latched on to-

Here’s one strange example-

It is legal to murder a Scotsman within the ancient city walls of York, but only if he is carrying a bow and arrow.