What happens when institutions betray the very people they were built to protect?
Tommy Robinson is a political activist, independent journalist, and one of the most polarising figures in British public life. Known equally for his advocacy and for his controversy, Tommy has spent the last decade exposing what he claims is one of the UK’s greatest modern scandals: the grooming and abuse of vulnerable young girls by organised gangs — and the alleged cover-ups by police, councils, and media.
His latest project, The Rape of Britain, is a self-funded investigative documentary series that accuses British institutions of deliberately ignoring or suppressing evidence of mass child exploitation. It’s a body of work that has earned both fervent support and fierce backlash — reigniting national debates about extremism, Islam, free speech, censorship, and the state’s role in protecting its citizens.
In this explosive and challenging conversation, we discuss:
- The roots of The Rape of Britain and why mainstream outlets refused to cover the story
- Why Tommy believes political correctness enabled the abuse of thousands of girls
- His history of arrests, censorship, and bans — and what it says about free speech in the UK
- The connection between immigration, identity, and extremism in modern Britain
- Whether it’s Islam — or Western liberalism — that’s truly to blame
- The uncomfortable truths politicians won’t say — and the dangers of saying them
- Why Tommy believes similar patterns are already emerging in the United States
Love him or hate him, this is a conversation that confronts some of the UK’s darkest realities — and questions whether our institutions are equipped (or willing) to address them.
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- Growing up in Luton
- I was worried for Elon Musk
- What’s it like being in Tommy Robinson’s head
- The martyrs of free speech
- I want an apology from Nigel Farage
- We’re going to unite Britain on September 13th
- Elon Musk worth watching
- Britain acted as a safe haven for terrorist groups
- Luton was the epicenter for terrorist activity
- The start of the EDL
- They all knew about the Muslim gangs
- How political correctness crippled a nation built on free speech
- Most watched journalist in Europe
- Mainstream media is a weapon of the totalitarian state
- I thought I was going to get killed
- The scale of the rape scandal
- They’ve got to go period! No sorry
- When the whole system protects itself, that’s not democracy
- I went to jail for making a film
- We will not sacrifice our kids future anymore
- September 13th in London
- Thoughts on the Muslims in UAE
- The political correctness fear is real
- Is there a working-class bias





