Judge Johnson had proved his fascist credentials through rulings much earlier in the Filton trial than his vicious sentencing. Indeed, he had arguably already shown them when he released Tommy Robinson from a prison sentence, or when as a barrister he had chosen to work for the intelligence services and Ministry of Defence.
But in his incredibly vicious sentencing, Johnson did something quite extraordinary. It was not just that he added a “terrorist connection” to the sentencing – a possibility deliberately kept secret from the jury. But in sentencing he recounted the prosecution version of events in its entirety to justify his sentences, including explicitly setting out all the details of alleged violent disorder of which the defendants had been acquitted.
Here’s injustice Jeremy Johnson handing down the sentences at today’s disgusting stitched up Palestine Action trial.
Any faith I ever had in the fairness of the British justice system is completely is dead. pic.twitter.com/3c86cjplOz
— Wokerati Marty (@WokeratiMarty) June 12, 2026
In short Johnson used the “terrorist connection” to ignore the ruling of the jury and sentence them as though they had in fact been found guilty of all the things that Johnson had systematically rigged the trial to try to get them found guilty of – and failed.
The “terrorist connection” legislation is merely a part of an enormous slough of extreme authoritarian UK legislation passed in recent years – including the Online Safety Act, the National Security Act and many others. It is bad enough in itself, as it defines as terrorism any illegal activity intended to “influence the government” – which makes all civil disobedience terrorism. But even within these broad powers, Johnson appears to have gone extraordinarily far in pursuit of his fascist agenda.

We should remember that three of the four defendants were convicted of nothing except for criminal damage. They were found not guilty of aggravated burglary and of violent disorder. For a first offence of criminal damage, an absolute maximum of about three years imprisonment might be given in the most extreme circumstances. That would result in spending one year and two months in jail before release on parole – less time than the activists have already spent in prison on remand.
But the six-year sentences given by Johnson (and by the look of him that was the only sexual excitement he has ever experienced) – having a terrorist connection – are not eligible for parole. The activists will serve the full six years in jail: that is five times the length of sentence that might normally be expected in this case.
And all to ensure that there is no interruption to Israel’s ability to commit Genocide or Starmer’s complicity in it.
We should also take head-on the question of Sam Corner and the very slightly injured policewoman. Yet again the internet is full of Zionist propaganda saying that she had “her back broken” or “her spine snapped”.
The first thing is to say that the jury specifically acquitted Sam Corner of intent.
The second thing is to say that her back was not broken in the sense that is commonly understood: there was absolutely no damage to the spinal cord, no loss of spinal fluid or other serious injury.
What there was – possibly – was an extremely small hairline fracture to one wing of a vertebra. And such a marginal fracture that not only was it not visible to X-Ray, it was missed by the first MRI examination also.
The treatment prescribed was ibuprofen and mild rest – not bed rest. Better in 6 weeks, completely healed in 3 months.
The hasbara team have been in full drive trying to give a completely different impression of this unfortunate but unintentional injury, so it is important to understand what the medical evidence actually said. I am sure it was painful, and I extend my sympathies.
It is worth stating that the sledgehammer injuries inflicted on the activists – especially the completely acquitted Jordan Devlin – by the security guards were in fact worse.
The repression continues. Yesterday hundreds of people were again arrested for “terrorism” offences merely for expressing opposition to this state overreach. This little video I took just before the police moved in to arrest gives I think a very fair indication of the kind of concerned, kind and educated people they are – who are being swept up as terrorists in today’s fascist UK.
On Monday we will hear the English Court of Appeal decision on the proscription of Palestine Action as a terrorist organisation. I am pessimistic and suspect that the timing was long since choreographed with the Filton sentencing in order to provide a weekend of headlines and social media stating that Palestine Action activists had been found by a court to be terrorists, before the Court of Appeal upholds the proscription. Indeed I would not be surprised if Judge Johnson is quoted by the Court of Appeal on Monday.
I am back in Edinburgh, where we have submitted a “reclaiming motion” to reinstate the separate Scottish judicial review, and we hope to have an urgent hearing on whether our appeal can proceed.
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Israel has carte blanche and everyone who questions ( much less) protests Israeli extremism is likely a ‘terrorist’.- as now so defined.
I’m not a lawyer, but disregarding a jury in a jury trial seems… unsound. Also, according to the wee snippet of legislation shown, applying aggravation due to terrorist connection appears very dubious if this connection was not clearly made previously in open court.
The video shows the road lined by nice older people holding placards with familiar wording. I’m a bit concerned about what the consequences for them could be.
As I understand, Tony Greenstein will be on trial in August for such activity.
Such cases will no doubt will no doubt end up in the Supreme Court.
If there’s a change of government in the future, and the Green Party has a big amount of influence (which I hope it will) I hope they will act to prevent the use of de-banking as a weapon against such people.
Watching the video makes me think it appropriate should the brave anti-terrorist police move in, for the whole crowd to break into a rendition of The Bold Gendarmes – or a customized version.
When the law is subverted like this and civil disobedience becomes terrorism, there is no other option than revolution.
Dear Britos, retake your country!
“Remember, remember, the 5th of November!”
Chris Hedges posted the following on his youtube channel yesterday:
Tyranny or Revolution
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ylSDN1oJt_M (13mins 24secs)
The Nazi mindset didn’t somehow magically disappear with the defeat of Nazi Germany, and is still alive and well and flourishing. And the only revolution that’s gonna work is exposing the fact to the tens of millions who have been duped and don’t have the faintest clue. And we do that by exposing their lies and machinations, and their smearing and demonisation of empaths and truthers – ie how these inhuman malignant malevolent mass-murdering planet-destroying beings are totally TOTALLY evil.
Your last line refers to the date, now celebrated annually, on which the “Gunpowder plot” of Guy Fawkes in 1605 was foiled. The conspirators might well have been motivated by the kind of sentiments expressed in your preceding lines. Britain had turned Protestant in the 1530s. Being a Catholic over the following 70 years, had brought increasing discrimination and even death – from 1585, setting foot in England as a Catholic priest and celebrating the Catholic liturgy was high treason, a capital offence.
This country’s history is not encouraging for revolutionaries. Non-revolutionary changes, such as religious tolerance, democracy and workers’ rights (not without a few martyrs) have come about, but they took generations. This applies indeed to the rise of Protestantism prior to the 1530s, as well as the increasing toleration of Catholicism after the mid-18th century. The Catholic liturgy didn’t become legal till 1791.
The word Kangaroo springs to mind. Whilst the vain glorious congratulate themselves, it’s shameful to see a once regarded system of justice [Ok you have to go a long time back], so degraded. Zionism isn’t the cause, merely a convenient tool for those who suffer the loss of the nineteenth century.
Wouldn’t it be great if someone high up in the Government had been a human rights lawyer and could understand what a terrible road the courts have chosen to go down.
Re: ‘The activists will serve the full six years in jail:’
Charlotte Head & Leona Kamio were sentenced to 5 years; Fatema Rajwani got 4 years 8 months, with an extra year each on licence. They won’t qualify for automatic early release, but will probably be released before their sentences are complete, provided their behaviour in prison isn’t atrocious.
Re: ‘the very slightly injured policewoman’
In her victim impact statement, former Police Sergeant Kate Evans states that she is still receiving medical treatment for her injuries nearly two years later, and has had to step down from her sergeant’s job due to mot being able to carry out her duties.
Re: ‘and by the look of him that was the only sexual excitement he [Judge Johnson] has ever experienced’
How old is our host again? Anyway, putting any pot-kettle comparisons to one side, I would remind him that it’s perfectly possible for most people to experience sexual excitement without anyone else being present – which would appear to be what the majority of British 18-24 year olds are exclusively doing these days, not that it’s much different in the rest of the West (I’m currently reading Debra Soh’s Sextinction, which is certainly interesting)
According to the BBC
Sgt Evans held back tears as she read an impact statement to the court which revealed she was still receiving medical treatment and had been forced to give up her rank after struggling in the aftermath of the attack.
“The emotional impact of this incident has been profound and ongoing.
“I experience disturbed sleep, often waking in a panicked state or after distressing dreams,” she said.
She also told the court that Corner had shown “no sign of shock or regret” after he hit her and that he had only attempted to “justify his actions with baseless and offensive claims that [she] was complicit in genocide”.
In a statement released after sentencing, Avon and Somerset Police’s Chief Constable, Sarah Crew, said: “What happened that night changed the life of one of our officers. For Sgt Evans, this has been deeply personal, painful and lasting.
“It is important everyone realises that behind every uniform is an ordinary person.
“Someone with a family, with responsibilities, and a life beyond the job.”