Far-Right Activist Targets RNLI Volunteers | Liverpool News
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When a boat carrying 140 migrants was rescued off Portsmouth, it sparked violent unrest — and a dangerous online firestorm. Far-right activist Ryan Ferguson, with a history of racist abuse and terrorism-related arrests, publicly named and shamed two RNLI volunteers as “traitors,” sparking outrage and condemnation from the charity. His posts, though later deleted, went viral, fueling real-world chaos: masked protesters blocked roads, damaged police vehicles, and injured officers — allegedly linked to Tommy Robinson — in an attempt to halt rescue coaches. Police are now investigating Ferguson’s rhetoric and potential crimes, warning that disrupting lifesaving operations could cost lives. The episode is a chilling case study in how digital hate can ignite physical violence, endangering heroes who risk everything to save others — while also targeting the generosity of those who support them.
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