Tommy Robinson, the former leader of the English Defence League, has been vacationing at a five-star resort in Ayia Napa, Cyprus, as race riots erupt across the UK, reportedly fueled by his inflammatory social media posts. The 41-year-old, who skipped a court appearance leading to an arrest warrant, has been using his platform to incite violence against alleged 'migrant hotels' and propagate false claims regarding migrants and Muslims. Despite a series of riots linked to misinformation about recent stabbings in Southport, Robinson has maintained a relaxed holiday schedule, posting frequently while relaxing by the pool. His location was revealed after he inadvertently shared clues on social media, despite attempts to keep it secret. Robinson claims he is a victim of an 'establishment attack,' expressing concern for his family's safety while enjoying his time in Cyprus. The ongoing unrest in the UK has resulted in multiple arrests and injuries among police during protests.