The left-liberal Independent news site said that Bedfordshire Police has no record of “house arson linked to Robinson’s family”.“[I]t wasn’t Muslims that done this, it was after all the BLM stuff. Robinson noted that police removed the small group of “lads” who were guarding the Winston Churchill statue in London last weekend, only for BLM to then deface it.
Tommy Robinson is the former leader of the English Defence League (EDL) Credit: Alamy Tommy Robinson , whose real name is Stephen Yaxley-Lennon, 36, is …
Earlier in the day, activist Tommy Robinson and his supporters gathered in Whitehall to "protect" the statues from possible vandalism by anti-racism demonstrators. Money from shares contributes directly to keep our paper thriving.Football Lads and Lasses Against Fascism (FLAF), a counter-group to the DFLA, said: “Some of the chatter coming out of far-right circles at the moment should make it very clear that we still have a serious problem with racism in this country.”A Hope not Hate statement warned: “While the group’s stated intention of protecting the war memorials might attract the sympathy of some, let us be in no doubt about its real objective — which is violence. At that point we left the country straight away… Obviously my wife has had enough of everything,” he said.However, the police force did confirm receiving “a report of a car being set on fire in June”, but did not elaborate any further.Tommy Robinson has left the United Kingdom and plans to permanently relocate abroad after an alleged arson attack against his wife’s property, he has said, claiming his family is no longer safe in the country.
HUNDREDS of football hooligans and far-right activists are planning to confront Black Lives Matter protesters on Saturday in London, campaigners warned today. We offer a platform for those who would otherwise never be listened to, coverage of stories that would otherwise be buried.Donate today and make a regular contribution.By becoming a 501 Club member you are helping the Morning Star cover its printing, distribution and staff costs — help keep our paper thriving by joining!In posts on DFLA’s Facebook page, supporters posted comments inciting violence including “come armed with machetes” and “let’s go to war, kill the scum.”The rich don’t like us, and they don’t advertise with us, so we rely on you, our readers and friends. It comes after a video plea from former English Defence League leader Tommy Robinson.
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While many were out in the capital protesting peacefully, there were some troublemakers about which resulted in 22 police officers injured, and some pretty depressing footage … With a regular donation to our monthly Fighting Fund, we can continue to thumb our noses at the fat cats and tell truth to power.“Many of the hooligans planning to attend the DFLA protest next week are spoiling for a fight, with some hoping to directly confront BLM activists and others hoping their presence simply increases tensions and provokes clashes between anti-racist campaigners and the police.”The Morning Star is a readers’ co-operative, which means you can become an owner of the paper too by buying shares in the society.Just £5 a month gives you the opportunity to win one of 17 prizes, from £25 to the £501 jackpot.The Democratic Football Lads Alliance (DFLA), a network of hooligan groups, has called on supporters across the country to bus down to the capital this weekend and surround war memorials and statues.STUART BROAD secured his place among the pantheon of pace-bowling greats with a 500th Test wicket on Tuesday before a brilliant five-for from ChrisCampaign group Hope not Hate warned that it “seems certain” the DFLA event will go ahead after prominent racist Stephen Yaxley-Lennon (known as Tommy Robinson) pledged to attend in a video posted on Sunday night.Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit, sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore magna aliqua.Some union branches have taken out shares of over £500 and individuals over £100.Although initially it distanced itself from far-right groups and nazism, it quickly adopted Islamophobic rhetoric and has attracted fascist supporters.The DFLA emerged in 2017 claiming to be a “non-violent” and “anti-extremist” group, and is largely made up of former and current football thugs.HUNDREDS of football hooligans and far-right activists are planning to confront Black Lives Matter protesters on Saturday in London, campaigners warned today.We're a reader-owned co-operative, which means you can become part of the paper too by buying shares in the People’s Press Printing Society.Shares are £1 each — though unlike capitalist firms, each shareholder has an equal say.