Together Alliance

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An alliance of 500+ organisations representing over 15 million people. Be part of what's next: togetheralliance.org.uk

🚨 Right now, Tommy Robinson is in London claiming to speak for us. It’s the ultimate distraction from the very real problems we face. But we know the truth: migrants aren’t the problem, far-right billionaires are. ✊ Share this post to make it clear: Tommy Robinson does not speak for us.

A graphic on a black background featuring large, bold text at the top that reads, "ROBINSON & MUSK ARE NOT YOUR FRIENDS." The word "NOT" is highlighted in bright red, while the rest of the text is in a light cream color.

In the center of the image are the floating heads of two men: Tommy Robinson on the left and Elon Musk on the right.

At the bottom of the graphic, smaller white text reads: "Hate won’t pay our rent. Division won’t fix the NHS."

His followers got prison sentences; he got a tan. ⛱️ Nothing says ‘man of the people’ like inciting a riot while you’re thousands of miles away, sunning yourself at a 5-star luxury resort in Cyprus. Tommy Robinson is a professional hypocrite.

The image shows the front page of the British newspaper "Daily Mail" from Monday, August 5, 2024.

The main headline, in large, bold, black letters, reads: "TINDERBOX BRITAIN: STOKING RACE RIOTS FROM HIS SUNBED".

To the left is a large photo of a shirtless man, identified in the caption as Tommy Robinson, lounging on a sunbed at a resort. The caption describes him as a "far-right activist" who "fuelled riots across the UK—from a sunbed in Cyprus."

To the right is a smaller photo showing a group of people at a protest or riot, with a fire burning in the foreground and people holding flags and wearing masks. This photo is captioned "MIGRANT HOTEL UNDER ATTACK" and "Hatred: Mob violence in Rotherham yesterday."

Fix the NHS? Reduce child poverty? Lower bills? Tommy Robinson and his cronies love blaming migrants for the very real economic problems we face. But we know the only way to solve them is to come together across our differences and demand a better future for all of us.

A screenshot of a mobile notes app titled "Tommy's to do list." The checklist shows three items: "Blame migrants" and "Call Elon <3" are marked as completed with yellow checkmarks, while "Book flights to Dubai" remains unchecked.

We know that when we come together, we can build the unity we need to stop the far right. We proved that on 28 March when half a million of us flooded London’s streets. Those who push a message of racism and hate are getting more confident – and we will not stand back and watch it happen.

A poster with a black background. At the top, white text reads "TWO SUMMITS. ONE MISSION. STOP THE FAR RIGHT". Below this, three green rectangular blocks contain the words "BUILD", "COLLABORATE", and "SHARE" in black text. In the center, a large cream-colored block features the words "ORGANISE" and "TOGETHER" in large, chunky black font, accented by a purple arrow pointing down-left and a green arrow pointing up-right. Underneath, orange blocks read "LONDON" and "10 OCT", followed by purple blocks reading "MANCHESTER" and "17 OCT". At the bottom, cream-colored text says "SAVE THE DATES" next to a small square icon containing a green "x".

Emotional. We turned up in our hundreds of thousands. With love, joy and hope in bucketloads. Know that today wasn’t the end of a journey, it was the beginning. This is how we’ll turn the tide against the far right. We outnumber them, now let’s outorganise them.

Header and Main Text
The top features the "TOGETHER" logo in a bold, capitalized font. Below it, the primary headline reads: "TODAY, WE COME TOGETHER TO TURN THE TIDE."

Body Copy
The central text states:
"For too long, the far right have tried to divide our communities. For too long, they have preyed on the economic insecurity of working people, the lack of decent jobs and secure housing, our fears for our families, to promote racism and division."

It continues with highlighted phrases:

That ends today.

"Today, we are bringing together a mass movement of resistance to the far right - a movement built on solidarity and unity in the face of hate and division."

"Today, we prove that we are the majority."

See you in London, followed by "Together Alliance" written in a green, handwritten-style font.

Footer
The bottom section is a black banner containing:

The call to action: "STAND TOGETHER. ORGANISE." (with "ORGANISE" in pink).

A white button-shaped box with the URL: togetheralliance.org.uk.

A QR code on the right, circled with pink scribbled lines.