
In swallowing the establishment line to persecute and vilify Tommy Robinson, Robin Grant belongs to the first category. The worst that can be said of Robinson, in the words of Lord Pearson, who admires him, is that he has been a “naughty boy” in the past. But he has more than made up for that by exposing the Muslim child-rape disaster that the UK establishment has been trying to cover up, and by his campaign for free speech. The chief constable of Norfolk has estimated there could be 600,000 Muslim gang-rape cases across Britain, and Sarah Champion, former MP of Rotherham, believes it’s as high as one million. Rather a lot of “bad eggs” there.
Once again, I have to correct one of Grant’s assertions. Robinson is not and never has been a member or candidate of the UKIP party. He stood as an independent in the Northwest of England, gaining 38,900 votes, which is more than double the average 16,400 gained by candidates of the ruling Conservative government. Now just think – if there had been eight Robinsons standing, each winning the same number of votes, two Robinsons would now be sitting in the EU parliament, and Grant’s nightmare would have come true.
Nigel Pike