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The founder of the Brexit Party [9 November 2016] author Simon Tomlin was assaulted in Cardiff on 2 August 2019 by River House Hotel owner Charles Prothero. Simon used reasonable force to defend himself against the self-proclaimed kick-boxer trained at a local gym. Not content with having infringed his copyright, Nigel Farage's groupies in The Brexit Party Ltd [18 November 2018] nearly all of them former UKIP members, spread a tissue of malicious lies about Simon on social media and this changed Prothero's attitude towards a paying guest at his hotel. The assault was unprovoked and Simon can be heard leaving the hotel in a polite and reasonable tone before Prothero's assault. Prothero and his sister Abigail were both supporters on donors to Farage's passing-off operation in 2019 and the party records will show this. This proves malicious lies act as incitement to violence and Andrew Reid has again attempted to incite violence against Simon with another pack of infantile lies in his troll-trope 'The Art of the Impossible' on 31 July 2023.

Author Simon Tomlin responds to the character assassination against him in 'The Art of the Impossible' by Andrew Reid. On 9 November 2016 in London, Simon Tomlin registered the domain name www.brexitparty.org.uk and established online copyright according to HM Government's intellectual property website. Simon intended to launch the party in the event of the Remain Parliament blocking Brexit but in February 2019, he discovered Catherine Blaiklock and Nigel Farage had stolen the entire concept and registered it at the Electoral Commission. This video puts across Simon's response to the infringement and the defamation of his character by Andrew Reid.

Parody of Richard Tice and his Christian cranks on ShitTalkTV ranting about pagans on the Sunday Sermon.

The documentary of how journalist and #freespeech campaigner Simon Tomlin tried to claim political asylum in the Russian Federation in September 2015. He was stabbed in the back by Russian diplomats in Barcelona and alone, betrayed by people he trusted, he had to fight for survival in a hostile environment. Here Simon explains the chilling back story of his attempt to claim asylum in Russia and ultimately why it failed and how he found himself surrounded by NATO assets in Brussels.

Walk to the island or Holmgang (holmganga in Old Norse, hólmganga in modern Icelandic, holmgång in Swedish, holmgang in Danish and Norwegian bokmål and nynorsk) is a duel to the death practiced by early medieval Scandinavians. It was a legally recognized way to settle disputes. The name holmgang (literally "holm-going") may derive from the combatants' duelling on a small island or holm as they do in the saga of Egill Skallagrímsson.

The documentary of how journalist and #freespeech campaigner Simon Tomlin tried to claim political asylum in the Russian Federation in September 2015. He was stabbed in the back by Russian diplomats in Barcelona and alone, betrayed by people he trusted, he had to fight for survival in a hostile environment. Here Simon explains the chilling back story of his attempt to claim asylum in Russia and ultimately why it was scuppered.

Having no regret is the key to a clear conscience and not feeling bad about anything, means peaceful sleep and focused thinking. Try it sometime, it works wonders.

The documentary of how journalist and #freespeech campaigner Simon Tomlin tried to claim political asylum in the Russian Federation in September 2015. He was stabbed in the back by Russian diplomats in Barcelona and alone, betrayed by people he trusted, he had to fight for survival in a hostile environment. Here Simon explains the chilling back story of his attempt to claim asylum in Russia and ultimately why it failed.