TOMMY Robinson set the record straight in an interview with Alex Jones overnight. Robinson was speaking from Cyprus where he was staying with his family on a holiday when the UK riots broke out.
Robinson told Jones that up to 100,000 Britons had attended his last UK rally, when he was arrested, charged with breaching Orwellian anti-terrorism legislation because he screened the documentary “Silenced” at the protest, then released.
Now Robinson has been targeted by his lying UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer and the media as the instigator of the riots. Robinson said he had repeatedly called for non-violent protest but things got out of hand after the stabbing murders in Southport, near Liverpool, when police took on local people protesting outside a mosque.
Then Starmer went on the offensive, overtly threatening protesters and rioters with arrest and prosecution and defaming them as “far right thugs”. The media chorus joined in, singing the same tune.
Robinson also refuted Starmer and the media’s lying about the English Defence League being involved, when in fact they have not existed as an organisation for a decade. He said police, in league with the NGO Hope Not Hate, had marched about 1000 young Moslems towards a rally of patriots.
“Keir Starmer has purposely provoked the entire country to bring about this violent conflict,” he said. Now Starmer and his Labor Party are talking about draconian controls of the internet, more surveillance and other measures.
Labor mouthpieces were this week posting on X blaming Musk and the platform itself for the riots. British police in 2023 arrested 3300 people for things posted on social media. Only 400 were arrested in Russia.