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The article provides a false information about Tommy Robinson. He is not anti Islam, he is anti extremists Jihadists. He was wrongly accused and then was released from prison without the charge! Facts are available and proper journalists can allocate it. Do your research and provide facts before publishing such a gross misinformation! 194.223.185.245 (talk) 06:03, 10 August 2024 (UTC)[reply]
Not done: Wikipedia presents a neutral point of view based on how the subject is described in reliable sources. Do you have reliable sources that can corroborate the idea that he is not anti Islam or at least evidence a proportionate viewpoint that counters this view? CloakedFerret (talk) 08:25, 10 August 2024 (UTC)[reply]
In this interview with Jordan Peterson he describes growing up a multi faith community. From approx. 36:40 onwards he make it clear that he is anti islamist.
Your sources are not reliable though. You cannot use the rantings of extremely biased left-wing journalists as a reliable source in this "impartial" article. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 88.97.160.225 (talk) 17:31, 12 September 2024 (UTC)[reply]
Tommy Robinson is a proud Zionist so not Far Right
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I understand how this page came to this conclusion. This label of Far Right follows Tommy Robinson from common knowledge to Main stream media. However it's not correct. He has stuck up for Jewish people's rights for protection in the U.K. even before October 7 2023 and he's a proud Zionist as he himself has said in at least one more recent interview. This is also common knowledge to the point he is constantly accused of working for the Israeli government. As well as he is hated by actual far right groups for the same reason & also because he admits to having friends of all colors that he has known his whole life. I understand political terminology is not grounded in facts as much as it used to be but him being a proud Zionist should be enough to have Far Right removed. I'll do the work and list the links with time stamps if needed but if there was any unbiased research done in the first place you would know this already. Wikipedia used to represent truth based in factual evidence. What counts as proof for an edit these days? Weymouth77 (talk) 23:36, 10 September 2024 (UTC)[reply]
Published reliable sources? How many of those reliable sources use Anonymous sources these days?Are they still all that reliable. The man did a documentary with the teachers and children involved with the liable case from the Syrian boy who was "waterboarded" If they don't count as reliable sources and the person who this page is based on own words don't count as reliable then what's the point? I bet if it was an admittion of guilt that would count. It's my fault I should've read the other edit requests first. I would've known I was wasting my time. And maybe since he is a proud Zionist that doesn't work in his favor here. Or maybe I'm wrong. Either way it's another one of life's learned experiences for me. Actual truth based in facts has no place in today's Wikipedia. One thing based in facts is if Wikipedia editors can't be unbiased then they shouldn't be anywhere near an editing gig on a site that claims to be based in facts.I really don't mean to come off like an a**hole. But every main stream media has it's own goals and political views. That's what used to make Wikipedia great. The people could show their proof and let the readers decide. You have better things to do than read my words. I don't envy your job. Not by today's rules. I hope you have a good night or day and wish you nothing but health and happiness. Thank you for your time and help. Weymouth77 (talk) 00:39, 11 September 2024 (UTC)[reply]