Britain no longer cares about her own people. They have surrendered without a struggle and Tommy cannot help a people who don't want to be helped.
He should emigrate. He can speak out about his experiences abroad.
He's going to die a martyr and no one in Britain will mourn his efforts and death.
Britain has recently asserted her sovereignty in a landslide defeat of Labour, and Brexit is now an accomplished fact. Britain is sick, and there are facets of the ruling class who prefer the invaders to the indigenous Anglo Saxons. But recognizing the sickness and seeking a cure is an important first step, which has been taken.
Tommy should emigrate. He won’t. His nom de guerr is Tommy Robinson, which denotes being a soldier, a “Tommy” after war correspondent Tommy Atkins, as well as a son of Robin, who could have emigrated, too, but instead hung around, poaching the king’s deer and keeping the poor yeomans supplied with meat and occasionally gold pilfered from the ruling class, awaiting King Richard’s return.
Ironically, King Richard was an invader, too. Grandson of William the Conqueror, a Norman conqueror of Saxon England. Robin’s campaign of resistance was against Richard’s rotten little brother John, who took advantage of his older brother’s absence. Ultimately, Saxons and Normans were able to form one people. But the present-day invaders are not interested in anything but subjugating England to Islam. Against this, Tommy is a hero indeed.