Who are the people and organizations to blame for encouraging people? / Scripture

The attack in Britain began after a 17-year-old Welsh boy of Rwandan descent stabbed three girls aged nine, seven and six at a dance class in Southport, north-west England. Five other children were seriously injured.

In Britain, this is the most devastating riot in 13 years

The current riots in Great Britain are the most destructive since the so-called London riots in 2011. They started once after the police shot a local black man, Mark Duggan . The people soon expressed their dissatisfaction with what happened in protests and also in several violent clashes with the police.

Police vehicles were torched, double-decker buses and several buildings, including shops and cafes, were destroyed.

Also in 2024, during riots in several cities, demonstrators destroyed almost everything in their path – they threw bricks at security guards and shot flares, burned cars, burned shops and cafes along the way, they attacked a mosque and at least two hotels where asylum seekers were staying. he stayed before.

A 19-year-old boy was the first person to be jailed in connection with the riots this week, with a court ruling on Tuesday that he will spend two months in prison.

Another man has been sentenced after admitting assaulting a police officer outside a hotel in Rotherham, northern England, which was housing asylum seekers, on Sunday.

Justice Minister Heidi Alexander said on air “BBC Radio 4” that the government has released 500 more places in prisons for rioters.

Despite misinformation about the Southport attacker and the incitement of hate on the internet by a number of famous and controversial figures, including American billionaire Elon Musk and American social media personality Andrew Tate, police blamed the riot great on people related to those who were now extinct. , before the 15-year-old English Defense League (EDL), a far-right Islamophobic group whose supporters are linked to football hooliganism.

Who is Robinson, the founder of the English Defense League?

Tommy Robinson, or Stephen Yaxley-Lennon, is the founder of the English Defense League. And although he has not been associated with this group for more than 10 years, Robinson has also spread false information on social networks and encouraged the country to chaos.

The 41-year-old activist was born in the English city of Luton and turned to crime at a young age.

photo landscape">

The list of various accusations and crimes in his biography is long. Robinson got into trouble, both as a result of football hooliganism and traveling to the United States on someone else’s passport. He has also been convicted and jailed for fraud, drug use and possession, anti-social and dangerous behavior and ignoring court orders.

Between 2005 and 2019, he had already served four prison sentences and for a long time hid his criminal history by choosing several pseudonyms. In the end, he decided to stick with just one name, Tommy Robinson.

Members of the English Defense League, which Robinson once headed, were convicted in 2011 of planning mosque bombs, and the group was even linked to Norwegian far-right terrorist Anders Breivik. Robinson himself left the group in 2013, citing concerns about the “threat from far-right extremism”.

However, activist Robinson is also accused of having ties to Moscow. It has received more than £2m in donations and funding – most of it from foreign sources linked to the Kremlin or Israel.

In 2020, Robinson also visited Russia. There he visited Moscow and St. Petersburg. In St. Petersburg, he attended a conference called “Power and the Market” where he gave a presentation called “The Rape of Great Britain.” As part of it, Robinson targeted what he called “jihadi rape gangs”, referring to groups of men convicted of sexual crimes against girls in the UK.

While in Russia, he also shot a program for Tsargrad TV, owned by Russian oligarch Konstantin Malofeev. It is known that this oligarch has close ties with Alexander Dugin and in 2014 he was involved in financing and organizing illegal paramilitary groups in Ukraine.

Recently, Robinson shared posts on the app “X” in which he criticized US support for Ukraine, tried to link “Daesh” or “Islamic State” militants to Ukraine, supporting claims the British politician Nigel Farage that the war in Ukraine was “promoted by NATO”, and even called the Supporters of Ukraine as “Nazis”.

Hated musina remote from the resort on the island of Cyprus

He is currently facing arrest in Britain for evading a court order and spreading false information about a Syrian refugee.

Lennon, aka Tommy Robinson, not only did not appear at the hearing where this case was heard, but he also left the country on the eve of the trial. He is currently given until the beginning of October to prove that he will voluntarily attend the next court hearing.

The media reports that it seems that Robinson is currently living in Cyprus. A video of him relaxing by the pool at a five-star hotel in the resort town of Ayia Napa has already leaked to the media.

Cypriot police said on Wednesday they are ready to help their British colleagues prosecute Robinson, who may have incited Britons to online violence while on holiday at the resort.