Far Right Grifters Vinyl Sticker Vinyl Sticker

Some people work for a living. Others have found it much easier to get loyal supporters to do it for them. The Far Right Grifters Vinyl Sticker is a sharp piece of anti-fascist satire for anyone who has watched the far right’s favourite “patriots” rattle the collection tin one too many times.

Part of the Wokerati Party Rotten Reformers collection, the Far Right Grifters design shows a scowling Little Tommy 10 Names in his Sunday-best suit, stomping along hand in hand with a tearful Captain Tommo Grift in his trackies. They’re walking with purpose, presumably on their way to film another urgent appeal for your cash. Above them sits our trademark question: “Did you know?”

Why Grifters?

A grifter is someone who makes money by persuading people to hand it over in good faith. There are no guns or balaclavas involved, just a good story, a sense of urgency and a donation link. For our money (which, unlike theirs, we earned), there’s no better word for what much of the modern far right has become.

The formula is simple. Pick a real problem that people are genuinely worried about. Wrap it in fear and blame, usually pointed at migrants, Muslims or anyone else who makes an easy target. Present yourself as the only brave voice willing to “tell the truth”. Then, when trouble arrives, as it tends to, turn to your followers and ask them to pay for it.

Our two Far Right Grifters cartoon crusaders take that formula to its logical end: a pair of self-appointed saviours who seem to spend less time saving Britain and more time asking Britain to top up their accounts.

Who Are the Far Right Grifters?

Little Tommy 10 Names is Stephen Yaxley-Lennon, better known by the most famous of his many aliases, Tommy Robinson. For a man who loves lecturing the country about law and order, he has spent a remarkable amount of time on the wrong side of it. His record includes convictions for using someone else’s passport to travel to the US, assault and mortgage fraud. He also lost a libel case brought by a Syrian schoolboy he had falsely accused and was later chased through the High Court over the unpaid legal bill. It’s quite the CV for someone who wants to be taken seriously as a defender of British justice.

Captain Tommo Grift is Daniel Thomas, known online as Danny Tommo. He is Robinson’s former bodyguard and the founder of the anti-immigration group Patriot Platform. According to LBC, he became involved in far-right activism after leaving prison in 2018, following a 2016 conviction for attempting to kidnap a man at knifepoint alongside two others. He has since led hundreds of masked anti-migrant activists at protests in Dover and Portsmouth. The self-appointed defenders of Britain’s streets, ladies and gentlemen.

Like his old boss, Tommo has also benefited from generous backers overseas. The New Arab reports that he previously received $32,000 from the Middle East Forum, a US think tank that has also supported Robinson’s activism. I think it’s clear to say that he wouldn’t approve of his coverage of the Far Right Grifters Sticker.

Where’s the Money Gone?

Here’s the trick: get into trouble, then ask your fans to cover the bill.

In 2018, the same US think tank donated tens of thousands of dollars towards Robinson’s legal fees and helped sponsor rallies on his behalf. Years later, when he was fined for skipping a High Court hearing about his own finances, the judge noted that he had recently published a video asking supporters for help, complete with the line “Don’t let them lock Tommy up again”. Nothing says “man of the people” quite like asking the people to pay for your mess.

In September 2026, Channel 4 Dispatches broadcast Tommy Robinson: Where’s the Money Gone?, the result of a year-long investigation by reporter Matt Shea into Robinson’s finances. The programme focused on allegations that some money raised in the name of grooming gang survivors was never passed on. It also examined potential inconsistencies in statements Robinson had made in court. A former Director of Public Prosecutions said the findings could prompt a police investigation. Researchers featured in the coverage believe the total donated to Robinson over the years could run into the millions.

Robinson denies any wrongdoing and has released his own lengthy response. We’d encourage you to watch the documentary and make up your own mind. We know which way we’re leaning.

Captain Tommo isn’t sitting this one out either. Anti-fascist magazine Searchlight published an alleged phone recording in which he appears to demand a personal cut of donations raised by supporters of the flag campaign Raise the Colours. Apparently patriotism comes with a price tag, and it’s payable monthly.

Who Really Pays?

It’s worth being clear about who this Far Right Grifters sticker is aimed at, because it isn’t the people who donate.

Plenty of people are genuinely frustrated. Wages haven’t kept up. Housing is out of reach. GP appointments are hard to get and local services have been cut to the bone. Those are real problems with real causes, and people are right to be angry about them.

The grift works by taking that anger and pointing it somewhere convenient. Instead of asking why public services were run down, you’re told to blame the family in the hotel down the road. Instead of looking at who has profited from a decade of cuts, you’re told to look at the small boats. Then you’re asked to donate to the brave men telling you the “truth”, again and again.

The people losing out aren’t the Far Right Grifters. They’re the pensioner giving a tenner a month and the working dad sharing every video. They believe they’re funding a movement when they may just be funding a lifestyle. That’s the grift, and that’s what this sticker calls out.

Safeguarding Isn’t a Slogan

There’s no joke in this section, because there’s nothing funny about abuse.

We want to start by saying something plainly. The grooming gang scandals were real. Children in Rotherham, Rochdale, Telford and elsewhere were abused, and they were badly let down by police, councils and social services. Even anti-fascist campaigners at Hope Not Hate have acknowledged those systemic failings while criticising Robinson’s approach. Survivors deserve justice, answers and accountability. None of that is in question.

What is in question is whether people who use those survivors’ suffering as a fundraising hook and a recruitment tool are really on their side.

The far right often presents itself as the protector of women and children. During the summer 2024 riots, many of those involved used slogans such as “protect our women” and “save our girls”. Police data raises serious questions about that claim. One in five people arrested during the riots have since been reported to police for domestic abuse, and two in five had already been reported before the disorder began. A coalition of women’s organisations, including Southall Black Sisters and the End Violence Against Women Coalition, has warned that concern for women’s safety is being turned into a weapon against migrant communities. They also point out that most violence against women is committed by men the victim already knows.

The same pattern appears in the far right’s campaigning on child abuse. A Hope Not Hate investigation found at least 20 members and supporters of the English Defence League, the group Robinson founded, convicted of child sexual exploitation offences. Historian Louise Raw has compiled a list of 103 members of far-right groups, including the EDL, BNP and Britain First, who have been convicted of sexual offences, most involving children. These cases rarely attract the protests, livestreams or urgent fundraising appeals that others do.

Abuse is abuse, whoever commits it and whatever their background. Protecting children means listening to survivors, funding the services that support them and holding every abuser to account. It doesn’t mean deciding how outraged to be based on the perpetrator’s skin colour or politics.

If you’ve been affected by domestic or sexual abuse, you can find support through the End Violence Against Women Coalition’s Find Help page.

Why Choose the Far Right Grifters Vinyl Sticker?

Calls Out the Grift: A sharp, satirical jab at the far right’s favourite money-making machine, aimed at the people running it, not the people being taken in by it.
Rooted in the Record: Built on court records and investigative journalism rather than rumour. Every claim on this page is linked so you can check it for yourself.
Challenges Hate: A visible commitment to anti-racism, anti-fascism and a society where everyone is treated with dignity, whatever their background.
Handmade in the UK: Original Wokerati Party artwork, designed and made by one person, not a faceless print-on-demand warehouse.

Where to Stick It

The Far Right Grifters Vinyl Sticker is made for everyday places where people will actually see it: laptop lids, water bottles, notebooks, toolboxes, guitar cases and protest placards. It’s small enough to be subtle and bold enough to start a conversation. For the best finish, apply it to a clean, dry, smooth surface.

The Perfect Gift for Your Favourite Anti-Fascist

The Wokerati Party Far Right Grifters sticker is perfect if you know someone who shouts at the telly every time Tommy pops up on the news, someone who has calmly fact-checked their uncle into silence over Christmas dinner or someone who has spent their weekends standing in the cold at counter-protests, holding a “Refugees Welcome” sign. The Wokerati Party Far Right Grifters sticker is the perfect gift for raising awareness of British scams.

The Far Right Grifters Vinyl Sticker makes a brilliant little gift for them, and it costs a lot less than a Patriot Platform standing order. Slip it into a birthday card, add it to a stocking, or bundle it with a few other Rotten Reformers designs for the politically engaged friend who has everything except a sticker that says exactly what they think.

Satire with Something to Say

Wokerati Party creates bold political merchandise for people who believe humour can challenge hate. We stand for equality, diversity, LGBTQ+ rights and refugee solidarity, and against racism and fascism in all their forms. We’ll happily mock grifters, hypocrites and chancers all day long, but we’ll never make light of abuse or the people who survive it.

The Far Right Grifters Vinyl Sticker is an original satirical caricature intended as political commentary. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by any individual or organisation depicted.

Grab your Far Right Grifters Vinyl Sticker today. Unlike some people’s fundraisers, you’ll know exactly where your money has gone.

Want the full story behind the collection? Read our blog post Rotten Reformers: New Anti Reform UK Merchandise, or find out more about the 2024 disorder in How to Prevent the Farage Riots 2.0?

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Product specifications

Far Right Grifters Vinyl Sticker
Glossy white laminated vinyl sticker
Water-resistant finish
Available in approximately 7 × 9 cm and 14 × 18 cm sizes
Durable and designed for long-lasting use
Protective laminate helps resist UV radiation
Added protection against scratches and abrasions
Bold, colourful and highly detailed original artwork
Suitable for a wide range of clean, smooth surfaces
Part of the Wokerati Party Rotten Reformers collection
Designed for people who enjoy satirical UK political merchandise

The perfect anti-Reform political gift

Need a small gift for an anti-racist friend, politically engaged colleague, or family member who cannot resist a good joke at Reform UK’s expense? This Far Right Grifters Vinyl Sticker makes a funny and affordable choice.

It is particularly suitable for people who enjoy British political satire, progressive activism, anti-fascist merchandise, and irreverent left-wing humour. Add it to a birthday gift, pop it inside a card, use it as a stocking filler, or keep it for yourself as a reward for surviving another political debate on Facebook.

Whether displayed on a laptop, notebook, craft box, or protest placard, this Rotten Reformers Far Right Grifters Vinyl Sticker offers a simple message: moving society backwards is not the clever solution some people seem to think it is.

Satire with something to say

Wokerati Party creates bold political merchandise for people who believe humour can challenge hate. Our work supports equality, diversity, LGBTQ+ rights, refugee solidarity, and opposition to racism and fascism. We use satire to mock prejudice, expose hypocrisy, and push back against political movements that divide communities for attention or electoral gain.

This Far Right Grifters Vinyl Sticker is an original satirical caricature. It is intended as political commentary and humour and is not official Reform UK merchandise, nor is it affiliated with or endorsed by Reform UK.

Order your Far Right Grifters Vinyl Sticker today and give our frightened little caveman a new cave to call home. Just remember to hide the rest of your stationery—he looks hungry. Why not check out the full range of Rotten Reformers?

Please Note

The Far Right Grifters Vinyl stickers are not designed for soft materials. Screen settings vary on every device, so item colour may appear different in person. Although our vinyl stickers are water-resistant, we strongly recommend avoiding leaving them in contact with water for long periods

Far Right Grifters Vinyl Sticker