'We want Tommy out!' — MASSIVE London protest ignored by mainstream media

Thousands take to the streets to demand justice for Tommy Robinson, slamming the UK government over his solitary confinement.

Thousands of supporters braved the cold in London at the 'Stop the Isolation' rally in support of citizen journalist and activist Tommy Robinson.

Robinson is currently serving an 18-month prison sentence, locked in solitary confinement, for publishing his documentary Silenced, which has now racked up 157 million impressions on X (formerly Twitter).

Unsurprisingly, the mainstream media didn’t show up — unless they were lurking in the hopes of catching a scuffle. That’s the way it goes, isn’t it? When ordinary people gather to demand fairness and justice, the press dismisses them as “far-right” and moves on. But I’m not here to peddle their narrative — I’m here to report what people are actually saying.

And the message was clear: No one trusts the mainstream media anymore. “Do I trust them? No. I don't think I ever put trust and mainstream media in the same sentence,” one protester told me. Another added, “I hope they all go away.”

The crowd was fired up, chanting “We want Tommy out!” as they prepared to march from Waterloo Station to Downing Street. Many expressed their frustration with the political establishment, particularly Keir Starmer’s Labour Party. “Not as far as I could throw them,” one attendee said when I asked if they trusted Starmer’s government, calling them “horrible, evil people.”

For many, Robinson’s imprisonment is about more than just him — it’s about free speech in the UK. “Yes, I’m speaking, but we are not being guaranteed freedom after speech,” said one man. “So there’s no freedom.” Another added, “Criminality is criminality, irrespective of what colour a person is, and we’ve got to have equal justice.”

Liam, one of Robinson’s closest friends, described the rally as “very calm, very peaceful, very respectful,” adding, “It’s everything the mainstream media hate to admit.” He also revealed that his own visits to see Robinson had been blocked. “Every time I go, I sign an NDA. I don't repeat that I’ve even been to see him because I don't want to jeopardise future visits,” he explained.

Robinson remains in solitary confinement — a punishment many say is politically motivated and amounts to psychological torture. “Sitting in a lonely room for 23 hours a day, every day, takes its toll,” Liam said. “He’ll need to rebuild himself brick by brick, but he’ll do it.”

And thanks to Elon Musk, the world is watching. The X owner has not only amplified Robinson’s voice but has also helped cover his legal costs. “It’s phenomenal,” Liam told me. “The public now sees the lies for what they are.”

The rally may be over, but the fight for Robinson’s freedom is far from finished.

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Sammy Woodhouse

UK-based Journalist

Sammy Woodhouse is a best-selling author of Just a Child, an international speaker, documentary filmmaker, award-winning activist, and news reporter. Passionate about raising awareness around child exploitation and the impact on children born from rape, Sammy has been a tireless advocate for change. In 2013, Sammy exposed the country’s largest child sexual exploitation scandal, shedding light on government corruption. Her work has contributed to significant shifts in policy and law in the UK.

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  • Loretta Cormier
    commented 2025-02-07 19:47:47 -0500
    The UK needs a revolution and soon what are they waiting for nothing will change
  • Bruce Atchison
    commented 2025-02-04 19:40:58 -0500
    Of course the legacy media, who aren’t at all mainstream, won’t report this protest. They’re propagandists so anything contradicting their narrative is out of the question to report.