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Tommy Robinson tapping into disquiet in country, says minister

Peter Kyle says there are “roots in financial crisis” in society

A cabinet minister, BBC, thousands of people on Saturday after a march and counter protest to the BBC’e said in a statement to the BBC, the extreme -right activist Tommy Robinson’s “sense of unrest” in the country.

Business Secretary Peter Kyle said that after participating in a “Kingdom Unit” rally organized by Robinson up to 150,000 Robinson, he took part in a counter protest against racism.

However, on Sunday, Laura Kuensberg said that the “Little Minority”, which violent, would be held responsible.

Police said twenty -six police officers were injured and 24 people were arrested for various crimes.

Kyle criticized the comments of Elon Musk after appearing at the rally on Saturday through the video link that said to the protesters to “return” or “die”.

“I thought they were completely incomprehensible comments,” the Minister said.

Technology billionaire also referred to the major uncontrolled migration and called for a change of government in the UK.

Speaking about the protests of Saturday, Kyle said that there were “Claxon calls” for those in power, and that “Claxon calls” to double the efforts of people, including migrations, to deal with their efforts to handle great concerns.

The program said, “What worries me the most is the departments and other democratic societies in our society and other societies.

He said that figures like Robinson can “touch a sense of unrest and complaint in the society in our society.”

“Many of them have returned to their roots in the financial crisis and their influence on communities throughout the country, and since then we haven’t brought our communities together.”

Tommy met the protesters at the Robinson Rally.

On Saturday, there was a large policing operation in London, distributed MET 1,000 officers and prepared help from other forces in the UK.

“There is no doubt that many of them have come to exercise their right to protest, but there were many people who intend to violence.” He said.

Robinson, whose real name is Stephen Yaxley-Lennon, addressed the crowd he criticized for his politicians for “parrot”.

He also claimed that the rights of the British courts have decided that the rights of immigrants have replaced the “local society”.

Last month, the Court of Appeal prevented a precautionary measure hosted by Bell Hotel in Essex, EPPING.

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