Tommy Robinson rally to focus heavily on religious organisation where 20% of all kids were abused

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Tommy Ten Names, the exposer of religious groups where children have been groomed and abused has told followers that tomorrow’s rally will focus heavily on the religious organisation that abused 20% off all the children associated with it.

The former English Defence League leader, who is well known for reporting on paedophiles, but only the brown ones, has so far been conspicuous by his absence following last year’s revelations against the Jesus Army.

Tommy Robinson fan Simon Williams told us, “Wherever children are being abused by religious fanatics, Tommy is always there to tell his followers around the world all about it.

“Yes, he’s been a bit quiet about the Jesus Army stuff so far, but I’m delighted to hear that it will be a central part of tomorrow’s rally. He would have done it sooner, but the government blocked his phone to stop him from telling people the truth. Or something.

“It’s definitely not because he’s a racist hypocrite who only gets angry at brown paedos.”

Meanwhile, non-morons have been left to make it clear that religious affiliation doesn’t appear to make much difference to whether other not your ‘side’ will have a number of paedos in your ranks.

Derek Matthews told us, “It’s fair to say that all religions attract their fair share of wrong’uns, given religion’s tendency to attract people who are big fans of indoctrination and coercion. But for some reason, Tommy Ten Names seems reluctant to venture anywhere where the religious group doing the abusing contains the word ‘Jesus’, or is covered by the umbrella of ‘Christianity’.

“Can you imagine if there was a fundamentalist arm of Islam, where 20% of the kids within it had been sexually abused – he’d have his followers setting fire to their buildings already.

“Still, as long as his outraged audience donates enough for him to have another nice expenses-paid fortnight in Greece with the family, he’ll be happy.”

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