Tommy Robinson anti-grooming gang protest flops massively
- 4 years ago
An anti-grooming gang protest in London organised by new emerging far-right group Hearts of Oak and backed by former English Defence League founder Stephen Yaxley Lennon (AKA Tommy Robinson) failed to pull more than a hundred supporters at Parliament Square, as Lennon delivered a prerecorded and badly edited speech to the crowd about the Rochdale Three grooming gang.
Lennon had fled to Spain claiming it was because of an arson attack on his home and was unable to return due to the 14-day quarantine imposed by the UK government due to coronavirus.
Another speaker, Veterans Against Terrorism leader Richard Inman, called for the return of hanging and accused Parliament of being too "lily-livered” to act, as protestors wore British Lives Matter T-shirts.
Lennon had fled to Spain claiming it was because of an arson attack on his home and was unable to return due to the 14-day quarantine imposed by the UK government due to coronavirus.
Another speaker, Veterans Against Terrorism leader Richard Inman, called for the return of hanging and accused Parliament of being too "lily-livered” to act, as protestors wore British Lives Matter T-shirts.