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Tommy Robinson: Where’s the Money Gone? review – endless shocking allegations

theguardian.com · 5d

Tommy Robinson: Where’s the Money Gone? review – endless shocking allegations

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From his claim of being ‘de-banked’ to a disturbing detail about a rape survivor’s story being used to fundraise, this film puts big questions to the co-founder of the English Defence League. But it is frustratingly hard to get answers You can’t say it would be a huge surprise if a leading figure of the British far right turned out to be a fraudster: that whole strand of politics is, after all, a con job preying on angry citizens who are daft enough to believe that immigrants, and not the rapaciously greedy super-rich, are somehow the cause of the nation’s problems. If people will fall for that, fleecing them out of their money is not a big leap. Tommy Robinson, co-founder of the English Defence League and now an influencer, independent documentary-maker and international flag-shaggers’ guru, was convicted of mortgage fraud in 2014, but what about 2026? Is he a scam artist juicing idiots for cash? Robinson, real name Stephen Christopher Yaxley-Lennon, is undeniably a talented harvester

First report: How Tommy Robinson really makes his money inews.co.uk, 6d

The coverage

  1. Tommy Robinson could face criminal probe over perjury and fraud allegations after Channel 4 investigation

    independent.co.uk · 5d

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