From black-clad agitators to an appeal for ‘Tommo’s Mum’: an unsettling week with the Patriot Platform
Summary
A new British anti-migrant group called Patriot Platform held a large, organized protest in Dover, wearing black outfits and face coverings. They blocked the town’s port, chanted religious and anti-immigration slogans, and used social media to spread their message and raise funds. Politicians and anti-racist groups expressed concern about the group’s militaristic style and potential threat.Key Facts
- The protest took place early on a Saturday in Dover, England.
- Protesters wore black paramilitary clothing, balaclavas, and some wore silver crosses.
- They chanted phrases like “Stop the boats” and “Christ is king.”
- The group’s leader is Daniel Thomas, also known as Danny Tommo.
- The movement uses social media and livestreaming to promote itself and get funding.
- Some politicians criticized the protest, especially the use of face coverings.
- The government may use new powers to ban face coverings at protests in the future.
- Anti-racist groups warn the group could be dangerous if they continue targeting asylum seekers.
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