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Liberals posting pictures of themselves eating curries and naan breads in areas that others have described as “no go zones” as an own just makes them look so dumb. Do they actually think it’s a legal requirement to stay away from these areas and that’s what people mean by “no go zone”? When I lived in Bradford for 18 months, there were areas where White people didn’t go. Legally, we are allowed there, but it wasn’t safe and you’d sometimes get told to leave.

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Today Sam Melia will be sentenced for the 'crime' of designing stickers that the crown admitted were both lawful and had not led to any crime taking place. I wish Sam all the best. This case has served to highlight how politicised our 'justice system' has become. We live under an anti-white tyranny that treats speech and thought 'crimes' as the most heinous of deeds.

By now you will have heard that my husband Sam Melia was sentenced today to two years in prison for his intentions behind publishing stickers that the prosecution said were both lawful and truthful.

The sentencing guidelines gave the judge the option of choosing anywhere between 2 years and 6 years, and the minimum was given due to the lack of seriousness regarding the offence. The judge could’ve suspended the sentence (and sent Sam home) at two years, however he chose not to and said the reason why was because he wanted the sentencing to act as a deterrent to other people with the same beliefs.

Before today, Sam met with his Probation Officer who said that Sam was no risk to the public and there was no chance of reoffending, and recommended a community order. The judge chose to ignore this.

The worst case scenario is that Sam will serve 12 months in prison. Potentially, he could serve 6 - 8 months. He is considered low risk and could therefore be on day release from as early as in a few months.

If you take anything from this, let it remind you why we do what we do. We live in a country where our people are attacked by the anti-White state for advocating for their own safety and interests.

I don’t want cuddles and condolences. I don’t want thoughts and prayers. I want you to join me in filling the void that Sam leaves for the next few months. There are no excuses. Not everybody has to be on the front line. There is plenty you can do behind the scenes.

Sam should hold his head up high knowing that he put his head above the parapet when many others dare not. He didn’t back down at any point over the last three years, nor did he take any offer they offered him. He remained defiant for us, and now it’s our turn to repay his sacrifice by carrying his flame until he is back.

If you want to know how ludicrous the sentencing was today, a large portion of Sam’s trial related to his warning about grooming gangs which the prosecution argued was a “highly sensitive” and “nuanced” issue. I.E., you’re not supposed to talk about it.

While we waited to go into court today, we sat opposite the Kirklees grooming gang: 42 people who’ve been charged for rape, forced prostitution and indecent assault.

Turn on GBNews now. They’re talking about Sam.

I'd just like to say thank you to everybody who turned up to support Sam in court today. The gallery was full of Patriotic Alternative activists. You literally couldn't fit another person in there!

I'm sorry I didn't post this as the first message upon leaving court, but I am in a weird place right now between realising what's just happened and feeling angry. I will miss Sam as we're so close, but I know we'll still be able to talk and see each other, and he'll be out soon. I feel for Sam missing the birth of our second daughter, and I feel for Catherine, our toddler, missing her dad, and of course Sam missing her. I know Sam will be ok in prison, I am not worried about that at all. He makes friends everywhere he goes, and he will likely spend time reading and working out.

So my first thoughts upon leaving court were about Sam and our children and then about the wider implications of the sentencing and what we need to do to oppose this. But I hope you all know that I really do appreciate all the support we've been given and all the lovely messages.

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Much better than the paparazzi pics!

Men like Sam Melia with families to take care of are taking prison sentences on the chin in order to advocate for our race. What are you doing?

Patriotic Alternative memberships are up 700% since Sam Melia was sentenced to 2 years in prison as a “deterrent to other people” to get involved in nationalism. 😎

There’s a couple of things that the judge said during Sam’s sentencing yesterday that bothered me so I want to type them out to get them off my chest. I have all these different fragments of things flying around my brain and I’m struggling to feel anything so hopefully this will help.

An aggravating factor in Sam’s sentencing was because it was a “sensitive social climate” when he was running the Hundred Handers. When asked to elaborate, the prosecution said: “because grooming gangs were in the news”.

So if something happens that angers people, it creates a “sensitive social climate” which means you can’t talk about it? When can you talk about grooming gangs then? When they don’t exist? When they’re not happening?

The judge said that Sam and his defence presented a number of newspaper articles about grooming gangs thus proving that it’s possible to talk about the issue and making the need for Sam’s activity redundant.

That’s literally just journalists reporting what happened. That is not the public talking about it or sharing their opinion or discussing solutions for the problem.

The judge said Sam’s activity undermined the government’s efforts to control immigration.

What efforts?! They are literally facilitating record breaking levels of legal and illegal immigration. Why should the public have to stay quiet and leave it up the incompetent government?

The judge said that Sam had an obsession with Sir Oswald Mosley because I had a book on my bedside table and a canvas of him.

The judge knows that these items are mine as I testified in court and under cross examination from the prosecution I was able to talk about Mosley fluently to the point where he tapped out of the conversation. I also provided receipts. So why is he suddenly acting like he doesn’t know this? And owning books and a picture doesn’t mean you’re “obsessed” anyway.

If I think of anything else I’ll add it.