Tommy Robinson is a journalist for The Rebel Media and the author of an autobiography, called “Enemy of the State”. We interview him about his new book: “Mohammed’s Koran: Why Muslims Kill For Islam”, co-authored by Peter McLoughlin.
VoE: Your social media accounts have exploded, you’ve became a reporter for the Rebel and you have a family: where did you find the time to write a book?
Robinson: As you probably know, the British state stitched me up and sent me to prison. Confined to a cell (in conditions in which they wouldn’t have put a Muslim terrorist) gave me plenty of time to read the Koran. But before that, in the early days of the English Defence League, we had many well-informed apostates telling us the ins and outs of Islam. And Peter is a good researcher and an imaginative thinker, so between the two of us we managed to come up with a revolutionary way to explain the Koran to ordinary people. My wife and kids don’t get nearly enough time with me, but I try to juggle many different demands. My book “Enemy of the State” shows just how hard it is for me to live a normal family life.
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