Family in fear after Tommy Robinson shares video of black man with white granddaughters | The far right
A family said that after a video playing in the park with a black grandchildren of a black man and his brother, their lives were ruined and shared by Tommy Robinson and armed on the right right.
Redcar, a musician from North Yorkshire, was exploited racially and labeled as a pedophile in a week since his wife Natalie, who was married five years ago and shared by extremists online.
On Tuesday, when the couple’s local deputy Anna Turley was suspended by the administration after the online disinformation, he had to write a good character reference for Ayeni.
Ayeni said, “I have been devastated to get the e -mail from my management.” “Music is my life. My social media will be damaged, my career will darken… But I am determined to show the truth and hopefully clean.”
He and Natalie say that they have been in fear since they have been threatened on the street after sharing the video with 1.4 million followers. The far -right activist wrote to his X account: “WTF is even here? Where are the parents?!”
Robinson, whose real name is Stephen Yaxley-Lennon, did not remove the video despite countless answers to refute him and wipe him out.
Ayeni and his wife are afraid to leave their homes because of threats. “We didn’t go out at home, we can’t, Nat Natalie said. Im immediately after starting to be viral, one of the local pub recognized Olajuwon immediately; we couldn’t believe how fast it was. We were walking home from the streets from the streets and two ladies turned us and said, ‘I hope you go out of that video or go back to cutting you.
“Someone was shouting ‘pedophile’ outside the house last night, so I stole the police again, but they say that there was little thing they could do.
The effect on Ayeni is particularly severe. Orum I feel that I need to sleep when an eye is open, ”he said. “As I and my brother’s lives are threatened, I feel insecure, scared and sad. Someone said that they will take revenge and I will never walk again, all to be in the park with the children I love on a family day.
Natalie said: “The distress caused by this is real, we were ruining our lives and there, we continued with something, we looked at the girls looking at our own business and now we are afraid to do something. Being honest made me very bad and sharing, opinions and inferior comments continue. I had to stop looking.
“We just want people to know the truth, Nat Natalie added. “We are a normal family going to the park with our grandchildren. Lies and racism upset our lives and continue to do it daily.”
Despite the threats to the police, the family said they only received limited support. Although the officers were guilty of personal threats, they told them that sharing the video did not constitute a crime.
Cleveland police said that they offer existing support and advice to the family. Redcar and Cleveland Local Police Officer Emily Harrison added: “Cleveland police will also call on social media users to avoid sharing the wrong information about the video or the prominent people.”
