Vast crowds of Britons waving the Union Jack and St George flags descended on central London on Saturday for the “Unite the Kingdom” rally organised by veteran anti-grooming gang activist Tommy Robinson.
The demonstration comes in the wake of local protests throughout the country over the Summer in opposition to the mass migration agenda imposed upon the UK and the government scheme to house supposed asylum seekers in hotels at taxpayers’ expense, which became a flashpoint of anger following the sexual assault of a 14-year-old girl by an illegal immigrant from Ethiopia living in a hotel in Epping.
Robinson, a frequent target of censorship, a longtime street activist in England, and one of the early voices to warn of the plight of young working-class white girls being systematically raped and abused by mainly Pakistani Muslim child rape gangs, said that the protest on Saturday represented the start of a “cultural revolution” in the UK.