Many “influencers” and “alternative media” personalities are coming out from under the wood work to get their hands on some shekels via what many believe is the wealthy Israel controlled puppet Stephen Yaxley-Lennon, stage name; Tommy Robinson.
It is has been well reported Robinson is paid by foreign interest groups linked to the State of Israel. This, what some believe is to subvert the UK population, which would therefore make Robinson a traitor. These Israel-linked proxy “Non-Government Organisations” (NGO) can be linked to the why there is mass immigration to the UK and West but Tommy and his cheerleader bottom-feeders will never tell you.
I personally told this to Resistance GB lead correspondent Will Coleshill after having been asked to have a sit-down, long-form interview when UNN’s David Clews was abroad on extended leave due to a targeted campaign of fake news by mainstream outlets. It was a topical event at the time with the Starmer mass arrests, with many of the big-name Tommy supporters fanning the flames of public unrest by putting out either factually incorrect statements of the Southport stabbing suspect or further intensifying religious hatred of Muslims Vs Christians. In the end, the Southport suspect was discovered to be a Christian, which is what UNN at the time correctly reported. However, this sit-down interview video was never released by pro-Tommy leaning YouTube channel Resistance GB.
This, in my opinion, is what constitutes as “gatekeeping” behaviour from the RGB little-known editorial team and therefore acts as a “limited hangout” YouTube channel deceiving their audience and showing biased, non-independent “journalism” which the channel claims to be the opposite.
To review the event, I watched a multitude of different livestreams such as Resistance GB, Mahyar Tousi TV, Louis Errington. The event itself literally sent me alseep due to it being the same old dull and boring routine; the Qanon-like Tommy cultists were led to Westminster where they were ultimately subject to the usual Big Brother style re-education subversion of; Islam bad and a hint of Israel good. In each livestream there was a regular barrage of Israel flags in the live chat comments section, plus many Israeli flags noticeable at the march. As UNN pointed out in the UNN Telegram channel: “Why would someone with a British military beret be flying the flag of a foreign, subversive nation at a rally in London?”
Is this a subversive act carried out both online and offline by British Military groups such as 77 Brigade, or just average every day people who have fallen victim to the foreign interest subversion? Even to ask the average Tommy supporter the basic question of: What does Israel have to do with UK grooming gangs, why are they flying the flag of a foreign State?
Within this conditioning and after I awoke from my nap, there were some “entertainment” acts (if we can call them that) akin to Peter Kay’s Phoenix Nights or the bad auditions of an X Factor episode, to which I could simply no-longer watch as it was both terrible and cringe. A Frank Zappa quote regarding socialism came to mind: “Socialism creates bad music, bad art, social stagnation and really unhappy people.” This to me is what the Tommy movement encompasses and what the Tommy cult is; a new type of socialism – “Tommy-tardism”. Bad music, bad art, social stagnation as it’s the same routine with nothing ever progressing but acts as a pressure valve to the mostly working class Tommy supporters who are tricked to think something is happening or progressing. Instead of the everyday supporter doing something productive, they are instead subjected to a fun entertainment day in central London and are conned to think they achieved something worthwhile and productive.
Thus this, in my opinion, is what the paid character Tommy Robinson is designed to do; lead you down a path to ultimately nowhere and protect the UK State status quo. To quote communist Vladimir Lenin:
“The best way to control the opposition is to lead it ourselves.”
Words by Sean Finch of Delivering Liberty
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