BRITISH nationalists have put their government on notice – a resistance movement against the open-door immigration policy is being formed to protect communities facing overwhelming influxes of foreign, illegal immigrants who cross the English Channel in almost daily flotillas.
The Patriot Platform group was behind recent appearances of hundreds of masked men in black at the ports of Dover and Southhampton, where illegal immigrants crossing the Channel are received and processed by British authorities.
The warning to the UK government was made in the video (above) posted by Daniel Thomas aka Danny Tommo, a former associate of Tommy Robinson who has spent a decade in various “far right” British nationalist groups.
Thomas says the UK government has failed in its duty of care for local communities and now a shift in strategy will move “beyond traditional protests toward a coordinated resistance organized across English, Welsh, Scottish, and Northern Irish towns”.
“We are creating a resistance movement in every city and town,” he said. “You will be connected with patriots that live next door, live up the road, live on the other side of the city and we will be able, away from social media, away from all these platforms, to come together and resist and push back on what is going on.”
Thomas insists his movement will not be doing anything illegal “but we are unfortunately going to have to do things that are necessary”.
His group will focus on mobilizing committed individuals to address concerns regarding crime and national stability, with an emphasis on unity and long-term action.
“This message calls for citizens to organize locally and prepare for organized efforts to demand accountability from leadership,” a statement by the group explains.
In the words of the left-wing establishment organ The Guardian, Thomas is “the right-hand-man of the far-right extremist, fraudster and violent criminal Stephen Yaxley-Lennon – who wants people to call him Tommy Robinson.”
The Guardian goes on: “Thomas, whose large social media following has been part of the group’s recruitment drive, has claimed to have “handpicked” his group of activists for “quality over quantity”, according to the campaign group Hope Not Hate (HNH), which has been monitoring Patriot Platform.”
According to HNH, a left wing pro-immigration charitable trust, Patriot Platform is “a group of men portraying itself as devoted to protecting British women and children, and to Christian values” but “in reality, its ranks are home to a host of violent criminals.”
In 2016 Thomas himself was jailed for two years over a bungled kidnap attempt that targeted the wrong person.
