TOMMY ROBINSON RELEASED FROM PRISON, IMMEDIATELY SLANDERS MUSLIMS

Tue 27 May 2025:

The Islamophobe Tommy Robinson was released from seven months in jail this morning, and immediately launched into a rant against what he calls “Islamic rape gangs” and the “systemic corruption” he believes enables them.

The 42-year-old, whose real name is Stephen Yaxley-Lennon, left HMP Woodhill, Buckinghamshire, after his 18-month sentence was reduced at the High Court.

He was jailed for contempt of court in October 2024 after admitting breaches of an injunction which barred him from repeating false allegations against a Syrian refugee who successfully sued him for libel.

In an interview recorded shortly after his release, Robinson detailed his prison experience, the ongoing legal battles he faces, and his plans for a massive “free speech rally” in London on September 13.

He repeated debunked claims that “Islamic rape gangs,” predominantly composed of Pakistani men, have been raping British girls in towns and cities across the UK, with authorities turning a blind eye.

His boasted that his documentary, The Rape of Britain, which he alleges led to his recent incarceration, has amassed 167 million views, largely due to platforms like X and Rumble.

Robinson credited Elon Musk’s acquisition of X as pivotal: “If Elon hadn’t bought X, no one would have seen that film. Everyone would have been lied to. But instead, 167 million people saw the truth. You saw how they weaponised the judiciary. You saw the corruption, the blatant evidence of the corruption.”

He asserted that these “gangs” have been facilitated by a complicit establishment.

“Everyone now knows that the gangs that have targeted our children across this country have been Muslim and they’ve been predominantly Pakistani. When we’re looking at these problems, we need to look at the common denominator,” he declared.

Robinson said his next project, a documentary tentatively titled Labour’s Islamic Rape Gangs, aims to expose Labour’s alleged role in covering up these crimes.

“In every constituency that they raped, it’s Labour. Every single one of them. The question needs to be, who allowed it to happen? Why did they allow it to happen? Was it to keep their Muslim community block vote?” he asked, vowing to investigate Labour’s involvement in cities like Rotherham, Rochdale and Oldham.

Robinson said he spent his entire sentence in solitary confinement, a practice he called “torture” and a violation of the Mandela Rules, which limit such confinement to 14 days without government approval.

“Every 42 days, it goes back to the government, and they have to authorise your continued segregation because it’s factually damaging to you. I filled out my forms and said, ‘This is detrimental to my mental health. This is torture,’” he recounted.

Upon release, Robinson faces immediate legal challenges, with court dates on June 5 and October 13, 2025, carrying potential sentences of up to 10 years.

These include charges for refusing to provide access to his phone under counter-terrorism legislation and for threatening to question Daily Mail journalists who, he claims, endangered his family by revealing their location and “falsely accusing him” of instigating riots.

“They photographed my children. They photographed my ex-wife. They gave the location of where they were. That’s not journalism. It’s harassment. It’s persecution,” he said. The financial burden is immense, with legal costs totaling £300,000, including £89,501 in new charges. “It’s financial terrorism. It’s to tie you up, to keep you occupied, and to drain you,” he stated.