There’s a war in England. UK is about to fall. After they needlessly imported millions of non-whites into their country now they are rioting over an incident that didn’t even occur in UK, they are rioting over what happened in America, with George Floyd. So now the blacks to show their gratitude for being taken in and allowed to be part of a country of which they do not belong to, they... 

Surprising news: Russian government commented on British EDL founder Tommy Robinson facing jail time. “The oppression of citizens due to their opinions is not acceptable in any state”, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs reacted. Exclusively for Komsomolskaya Pravda, the Russian Ministry of the Foreign Affairs said: In any democratic state — which the UK authorities consider their country to be... 

British EDL founder Tommy Robinson faces jail time after High Court judges determined him in contempt of court, because he filmed a bunch of Muslim child rapists outside of a courthouse and broadcasting the footage online, RT.com reports. Lawyers representing Attorney General Geoffrey Cox, who requested to have Robinson jailed over the broadcasts, argued the activist’s “whole objective” was... 

Tommy Robinson said he doesn’t care if he “incites fear” against Muslims as long as he stops “children from getting raped,” in a heated interview with Sky News. Speaking to the broadcaster following a court’s decision to adjourn the retrial of Robinson – real name: Stephen Christopher Yaxley-Lennon – on contempt of court charges, Robinson was questioned on why he doesn’t campaign... 

Thousands of free speech enthusiasts, alongside a handful of hard-left and Islamist opposition, gathered at Speakers’ Corner in London’s Hyde Park this afternoon to hear a speech written by Generation Identity’s Martin Sellner, delivered by former EDL leader Tommy Robinson. Sellner was banned from entry by the UK government earlier this month, for daring to lead a right-wing organisation which... 

Around 200 supporters of far-right groups have descended on Dudley in the Midlands, to protests against plans to build a new mosque in the town. Demonstrators were carrying English flags and chanting patriotic slogans, while police made at least one arrest. Police said that fewer people than expected had turned up to the rally in the town center on Saturday. Some were holding banners reading: “No...