Race Traitor: Politician Orders Man Arrested for Mandela Jokes

[Rev.Cambeul]

England

Race Traitor and Liberal Democrat Councillor Tim Jones@TimJonesStaffs was so incensed by a few jokes about Nelson Mandela, that he demanded the arrest of Neil Phillips, 44 of Staffordshire. Photographed, fingerprinted, DNA taken and questioned for eight hours, Mr Phillips was eventually allowed to leave. Prosecution will not go ahead due to lack of evidence. Persecution of Mr Phillips by the PC crowd is most likely to continue.

Councillor Tim Jones, you have been you have been brought to our attention. We are Creators, we do not forget and we do not forgive.

Race Traitor Tim Jones who ordered the arrest of Neil Phillips
Image: http://chaselibdems.org.uk/en/image/53s81s/200/200/tim-jones.png

Liberal Democrat Councillor Tim Jones
Brereton & Ravenhill Parish Councillors
Rugeley Town Councillors

Address:
25 Kingsley Wood Road
Rugeley
WS15 2UF

Web: http://chaselibdems.org.uk/en/contact/tim-jones
Email: timjones@rugeleytowncouncil.gov.uk
Phone: 01889 579 788 (landline)
Phone: 07966 195228 (mobile)
Twitter: @TimJonesStaffs

Arrested because he joked about Mandela: Police hold shopkeeper for eight hours, take his DNA and seize his computer - after local councillor objects to off-colour internet comments

Neil Phillips from Rugeley, Staffordshire, was also finger-printed
The 44-year-old insisted he meant no harm saying there was 'no hatred'
Local Councillor Tim Jones complained about the one-liners
CPS said they would not be prosecuting because of insufficient evidence

Wills Robinson | Daily Mail (UK) | 9 December 2013

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2520662/Neil-Phillips-quizzed-8-HOURS-police-Nelson-Mandela-Twitter-jokes.html#ixzz2n1rWl6g7

A sandwich shop owner endured eight hours of questioning by police and had his computer seized for three weeks – after making tasteless Nelson Mandela jokes on the internet.

Neil Phillips, who runs Crumbs in Rugeley, Staffordshire, says he was also finger-printed and DNA-swabbed after officers received complaints about what he insists were harmless gags.

In one online post, the 44-year-old wrote: 'My PC takes so long to shut down I've decided to call it Nelson Mandela.'

Mandela, the former South African leader, and Nobel Peace Prize recipient, died on Thursday, aged 95.

Mr Phillips was arrested at his home on September 10 and was taken to a police station where he was quizzed about the postings on the Rugeley Soap Box website.

He said: 'It was an awful experience. I was fingerprinted, they took DNA and my computer.

'It was a couple of jokes, Bernard Manning type.

'There was no hatred.

'You can question the taste, but they're not hateful. I told the police they got plenty of "likes". What happened to freedom of speech?

'I think they over-reacted massively. Those jokes are "out there", anyway.

'When they took my computer, I thought, "what the hell are they looking for?" To be questioned would have been over the top, never mind arrested.'

Mr Phillips admitted to once being a member of the far-right BNP, but quit 25 years ago.

'They are jokes that I cut-and-pasted,' insisted Mr Phillips. 'I didn't make them up and I didn't put them on a public site.

'You have to sign-up and join. It's turning into the thought police – you can't do this, you can't do that. [more ...]