By MICHAEL SLOVANOS
THE fact that Nick Marcel Tenconi is the chief operating officer for Turning Point UK should not detract from the reality of his real impact on UK political life.
Tenconi is an unashamed Christian nationalist who knows that the United Kingdom has a Christian heritage stretching back centuries to Magna Carta and earlier, at least to the fourth century, after the Edict of Milan in AD 313 granted toleration to Christians throughout the Roman Empire. King Lucius is said to have brought Christianity to Britain even earlier.
Tenconi (born in 1984) is a politician, personal trainer and activist who has been the leader of the UK Independence Party (UKIP) since February 2025, having served in the interim from June 2024. He makes Nigel Farage look like the tame conservative he is.
As the leader of Turning Point UK, Tenconi is no clone of his US counterparts, who have some major credibility issues to deal with. He is his own man and a militant advocate for a Christian Britain that does not accommodate any hint of militant Islam.
It is for that reason that Jews and Christian Zionists attach themselves to Tenconi’s organisation, as they do with Tommy Robinson’s. They know very well the political nature of Islam and its well organised strategies to conquer western nations with a Christian heritage.
Islamists have the audacity to paint the western welfare benefits they willingly receive as “jizya”, traditionally an Islamic tax on non-Muslims imposed by their Muslim rulers.
This strategy is blindingly obvious in Europe, where it is meeting resistance by so-called “far right” political parties and sitting governments such as Georgia Meloni’s in Italy where a draft law seeks to ban Islamic face coverings. Tenconi wants deportations of militant Islamists.
His overtly Christian rallies in cities like Liverpool have enraged the Islamo-left coalition and their friends in the media and Whitehall. They shouldn’t because they are non-violent and run like outdoor church gatherings, complete with prayer and an order of service.
At one rally a year ago Tenconi railed against the media and Labor Party establishment when they ignored an attempted murder of one of their supporters in Hyde Park, London. He also cited “desecration of Bibles and Christian literature up and down the country”.
Both Tenconi and Tommy Robinson represent a rising western revolt against the open-border policies of western globalist governments like those of Starmer, Albanese, Carney and Macron. Tenconi is more overtly Christian than Robinson, but even he now says that indigenous Britons must rise to protect their Christian heritage or lose it to an Islamic dictatorship.
Robinson’s Unite the Kingdom rally last September was officially put at about 110,000 in attendance, but aerial video shows that crowd could have filled the MCG possibly three or four times over, making the attendance more like 300 to 400,000. Some have said it was as high as a million.
The leftist Labor establishment, as represented by The Guardian, and BBC and others, spin Robinson and Tenconi as “divisive far right extremists” who exaggerate the problems of mass immigration. They focus on Islamic PR front organisations that distribute free food and Islamic literature.
The biggest scandal of all is the Islamic grooming gangs who have committed rapes of a shocking number of young English girls for years, while the establishment and their media tried to ignore it. It was only this month, March 2026, that the Starmer government announced an official inquiry.
“The crimes committed by Britain’s grooming and rape gangs are the worst in living memory,” reports the Sun newspaper. “For decades, thousands of children across dozens of towns were groomed, trafficked and raped by gangs of men, most of whom were Pakistani Muslims.”
The Sun continued: “Victims are now faced with the prospect of another cover-up. We now know that the inquiry is set to be chaired by Baroness Longfield, a Labour peer who has long campaigned for “racial inclusion” in our education system.”
