Lucy Connolly claims she was Starmer’s ‘political prisoner’ after release from jail for race hate post
Lucy Connolly claimed that Sir Keir Starmer was a “political prisoner” for over a year of southport murders confused racial hatred against asylum seekers.
42 -year -old Northampton said that when the authorities were arrested on a mission on X (formerly twitter) last summer, he felt that he was determined to “throw the book to him”.
The case gathered on a article he wrote on the social media platform: “Now, mass deportation opened fire on all hotels full of bastards for everything I care about … If this makes me racist.”
Connolly, the wife of a conservative council member, was found guilty of encouraging racial hatred by publishing and distributing “threatening or abusive” materials after his task was watched 310,000 times. He served 40 percent of his sentence before being released with a license on Thursday.
While talking Telegram After being released, her husband said that she believed that she was targeted because she was a conservative council member.
“I am only a woman from Northampton, a husband and a woman who works as a caregiver as an engineer,” he said. “Okay, he was a member of parliament. But people forget, it’s almost a second job.
“As an engineer, as a father, as a husband, we are no one. We are not known by anyone. So I will never understand how this is.
“There are people who did much worse, and people would not be able to name them, but they would know my name, and I really find it really strange.”
When asked if he saw him as the “political prisoner of Sir Keir Starmer, Connolly replied:“ Absolutely. Me and a few people ”.
Connolly added that he wrote the mail in anger with an anger of “red fog ün before he wrapped it after he returned from a walk. He was arrested at home eight days later and was questioned by the police.
After rejecting it on bail, the authority claimed that he wanted to “hammer, and made a statement that he said in a police interview that he did not like immigrants in a police interview.
A press release published by the CPS after the criminal appeal on September 2, CPS’nin Special Crime and Terrorism Department of Frank Ferguson’dan an excerpt included: “During the police interview, Lucy Connolly said that he had strong opinions about immigration, that he did not like immigrants and the children were not safe.”
Connolly claimed that his words were “largely bent and used against me ve and now he was thinking of doing legal action, saying that he would not believe he would make a fair trial if he had claimed that he was innocent.
He said: “I don’t want to say too much because I have to get legal advice on this issue, but I think there is a fraud when the police released and say about me, and I will hold them to take them into account.”
He also said he was ready to meet with members of Donald Trump after being released from prison.
The former childminder told Dan Wootton to the Youtube show that US lawyers were very interested in how things go in the UK ”and they were eğerir They are willing to speak”.
He asked what they knew about the meeting: “Not too much, they are very interested in how things go in the United Kingdom, and frankly, the great advocates and lawyers for free speech are eager to talk to me.”
The US Department of State previously accused Britain for “important human rights problems, including free speech restrictions.
A Northamponshire Police Spokesman: “We are aware of the comments made in an interview after being released by Lucy Connolly from prison.
