SILENCED with Tommy Robinson Tommy Robinson

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In this episode of SILENCED Tommy speaks to English actor, broadcaster, musician, political activist and leader of the Reclaim Party.
Laurence used to work for GB News but was sacked for his satirical live takedown of a rabid man hating feminist. Laurence came to prominence as an 'anti woke' activist after an appearance on BBC when he pushed back on 'progressive' racial grievance culture in the aftermath of criticisms of Megan Markle.
Laurence has had a fair few ups and downs during his political awakening and subsequent activism which has led him to be targeted by the Met Police for being suspected of conspiring to commit criminal damage to Ulez cameras in London, one of Sadiq Khans money generating 'green' laws.
Laurence gives an open, honest and candid account of his personal and professional life as well as his political activism.

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In this episode of SILENCED Tommy speaks to Kent Ekeroth, a Swedish politician who is a member of the Swedish Democrats.
Kent has spent most of his activist and political career warning Sweden and the wider world about uncontrolled mass immigration from countries that do not share the same culture or values as western nations.
He has been an outspoken critic of the Islamic faith and has warned about the problem of Islamisation and its influence in European culture, law and politics.
He has warned about 'parallel societies' growing in number calling for the implementation of sharia law.
Today we hear more about Kent the man and his motivations behind the warnings he has been giving for well over a decade.

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In this episode of SILENCED Tommy speaks to Peter McIlvenna. Peter is a social conservative, a Christian and an ex UKIP campaign manager. He is also a podcaster for Hearts of Oak, an organisation set up by Peter and Alan Craig (also formerly UKIP).
Hearts of Oak was set up to create a populist Free Speech Alliance aimed at countering cultural Marxism that pervades all areas of our lives. It promotes freedom of thought and cultural identity.
You can find Hearts of Oak on this link - https://heartsofoak.org/

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In this latest episode of SILENCED Tommy speaks to writer and podaster Momus Najmi.
Momus is a Kuwaiti born ex Muslim who lived in Pakistan as a child and who eventually moved to the United Kingdom where he now lives with his Polish wife.
Momus is a self described freethinker, history enthusiast, social commentator, and a bibliophile with a deep appreciation for storytelling.
He is an advocate for freedom of thought and expression with a strong emphasis on civil liberties.
Momus can be found on X under the username @theworldofmomus where you can find his many interesting takes on history, culture, current events, religion and much, much more.

Support our work here - https://urbanscoop.news/support-us/Tee Seddiki is a singer/songwriter who graduated from university with a BA Honours degree in Criminology, Policing & Forensic Science.
She started her music career in Morocco and is soon to release her album. She raps around street life to mainly hip hop and drill beats.
She is also a street dancer from a very young age, touring many countries many countries.
She is a devout Muslim and hosts her own podcast 'The Criminology Podcast' where she speaks to a variety of guests with different backgrounds.

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Lutz Bachmann is the founder of the Pegida movement, a German political organisation linked to the anti-Muslim counter-jihad ideology.
In 1998 Lutz fled to South Africa but was deported back to Germany.
He started Pegida in October 2014 to protest plans to add 14 refugee centres in Dresden, Germany.
Through Pegida, he rallied the German people against the "parallel societies" of Muslims in Europe.
As a result of his involvement with Pegida, he has been threatened with death and had to cancel a march in Dresden.
Lutz has been sentenced to several years in prison, forced to flee his country, and attempted to enter the United Kingdom in mid-March 2018, but was blocked and deported.
The hurdles in life are somewhat parallel to mine, and it's my pleasure to welcome him onto my podcast.