Another day, another invader, he wrote, in a template he ran three times that week.
Yaxley-Lennon posted “Another day and another invader jailed for sex attacks on our people.” He used the same construction twice more in the same window. This instance reached about 218,000 views, the largest of the three.
Reporting a conviction is legitimate and common. Nothing about a court case is off limits.
“Another invader” and “our people” do something a court report doesn't. Repeated across a week, the individual stops being an individual and becomes an instance of a category, which is the claim being made.
The receipts
Every quote, checked against its source.
Stephen Yaxley-Lennon ("Tommy Robinson")
"Another day and another invader jailed for sex attacks on our people."
One item from a weekly pass over 1,034 tracked accounts. Ninety-five items crossed the line this week. Thirty-five are here: every one from a carrier we can identify, with a reach figure we can report. The other sixty are not, and the reasons are worth stating. Thirty-five sat below the tiers this page carries. Twenty-five came from anonymous imageboard accounts with no measurable reach and nobody to hold to account, and most of those were logged upstream as new slur coinages for the research codebook, which is instrument-building rather than a finding about the week. All ninety-five are in the full report.
The Weather Report, July 20 to 26, 2026
All ninety-five confirmed items with full severity scoring, the trigger board, and the forward watchlist. This page is the plain-language cut; that one is the whole thing, including the hate methodology that defines every score here.