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I didn't know if I'd make it out of jail. Mentally right, broken, dead. Who knew?

The Syrian refugee didn't want me prosecuted. His lawyers didn't want me prosecuted. The government prosecuted me. Axel Ruda-Kabana's in that cell there. He's on the wing. He's not on solace confinement. Mike Wada-Belago wasn't on soldier to confinement. None of them are on soldier confinement. none of them.

They bring me to a separation unit

which was built for the jihadists.

It's got the best of everything.

The cells were like

travel lodge rooms.

They have a wardrobe, lovely bed. They have a full kitchen. And I mean a kitchen. Air fry, a toaster, sandwich maker, full size fridge, full size freezer for all their food, pool table. I wasn't allowed do you use any of this. There was a prisoner who was beheaded on the yard, a Ukrainian prisoner. They took his head off. So if the staff upset in any way, the Muslim brothers, then they just put a hit on that member of staff. Since my activism started in 2009, there's not been one single point that I haven't faced prosecution. Not one. People who have concern for Great Britain have been made to feel like they're isolated, like they're a fringe voice. We're the mainstream. There's a war going on in our country as they continue to flood our nation. It's all of our freedoms that are at risk here. I don't know an only white community because I'm from Luton Town. So most people I love are not white. You don't get benefits from one and two kids. Nigel's now scrapping that. My local limb's got 14 children with free wives and we pay for every one of them. Labor have been in bed with these gangs. They're part of it. The UK is not a place of safety for me. We're going after labour. That's how I'm punching back against these fuckers. I'm going to expose every one of them. Tommy. Liam. Good to see you. Good to be seen. Good to see you at jail.

Good to be out of jail.

Now, I've been dying to ask you these questions since the day you handed yourself in because the phone calls that we had by you was in jail.

They was all monitored.

Half the time, whoever was listening would cut the conversation off and you'd have to ring back.

Sometimes you weren't allowed to ring back every time I come to visit you, which was every other week for seven months. There was always supervision with the prison officers. Cameras there, cameras there. More cameras, it's just like sitting here, wouldn't it? Yeah, but you just, I just felt kind of restricted, not that there was anything to talk about that was untoward. Plus, when I come to see you in jail, my job as a friend was to put a

smile on your face and leave, you have a good energy. You did that? But all these questions,

I now feel that I can ask and you've agreed. And I think it's what people will want to know.

So the last time we was opposite each other in a formal situation was in Spain

just before you handed yourself in.

So I want to take it right back to the day you handed yourself in.

What was that like and how did it go down?

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