[Alf]

Originally Posted by AnnieK

Not being Border Control, I have no idea. I just did a quick google.

From another google search McInnes and Milo were denied visas as they were deemed by authorities to have been of bad character and then missed a deadline to appeal the decision.

The real reason isn't because of their character, it's more likely the character of those who oppose what they say, because that's where any disturbance or violence would come from. Robinson, Milo and Mcinnes would just be there to give a talk to people who have paid to listen to them.

[Oliver_W]

Originally Posted by Alf

The real reason isn't because of their character, it's more likely the character of those who oppose what they say, because that's where any disturbance or violence would come from. Robinson, Milo and Mcinnes would just be there to give a talk to people who have paid to listen to them.

To be fair, they do attract more violent protests than a lot of speakers. When I was at uni, I'd probably board up my windows if I knew they were giving a speech.

[AnnieK]

Whatever the reason, the Australian authorities are able to deny entry to anyone they don't deem suitable. Its the same as any foreign national going there....they turn away many people every day. Tommy and the others are not that special or unusual. Australia has always protected it borders fiercely.

[Tom4784]

Ha! Stephen Christopher Yaxley-Lennon deserves it tbh. There's a delicious irony in it all.

[Mystic Mock]

Originally Posted by Matthew.

Can we ban him from the UK too?

I like this idea.

[Mystic Mock]

Originally Posted by SherzyK

Nothing wrong with Luton

Especially the Football team.

[LeatherTrumpet]

Tommy is now political adviser to the Leader of the UK Independence Party, Gerard Batten

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

Tommy is now political adviser to the Leader of the UK Independence Party, Gerard Batten

of course he is