This week, Stephen Lennon was found guilty of harassing two journalists. In the trial it was revealed that Lennon used a private investigator to access the journalists’ contact information - likely former MI5 agent Peter Keeley who spent 15 years undercover in the IRA.
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Keeley now lives in a London flat funded by the Police Service of Northern Ireland. While enjoying this lifestyle, he has used his clandestine skills to support Lennon, providing background research and undertaking surveillance operations.
Last week, the fascist Homeland Party’s website went down, following the deletion of its social media accounts in September. Briefly a key force on the extreme right, it ultimately proved to be a dead end, like so many fascist micro-parties before it.
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Matt Evans (AKA Matt Alexander), Homeland’s West Midlands organiser, was among the last out the door. The theatrical fascist appears to be gravitating towards PA; he attended both the neo-Nazi group’s demonstration in Tamworth in August and its national conference this month.
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HOPE not hate welcomes today’s verdict. A jury has found Stephen Lennon, also known as Tommy Robinson, guilty on both counts of harassing journalists and causing them to fear violence.
The intimidation was so severe that the journalists had to flee their homes with their families.
HOPE not hate welcomes today’s verdict. A jury has found Stephen Lennon, also known as Tommy Robinson, guilty on both counts of harassing journalists and causing them to fear violence.
The intimidation was so severe that the journalists had to flee their homes with their families.
Keeley, who runs “surveillance” for Lennon, also tracked down Kate, a grooming gang survivor whose darkest moments Lennon secretly recorded and used for his own needs against her explicit wishes.
Our investigations have repeatedly exposed Robinson’s treatment of those whose lives he draws into his campaigns. We will continue to hold him to account.
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