Nick Tenconi presents himself as a defender of Britain, opposing the establishment for the working man. Radicalised during the pandemic, he has become the speaker of choice at anti-migrant protests.

But who is he really? Here's all you need to know:

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Maybe Lennon suddenly developed a deep interest in Middle Eastern proxy wars. Maybe he has been brushing up on Turkish drone technology.

Or maybe someone is writing these posts for him.

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Not long back from Dubai, Lennon started the year with a flurry of very specific X posts about the ongoing war in Yemen. Maybe it's a coincidence.

In December 2025, Lennon flew to Dubai, invited by the Emirates to "discuss terrorism".

On video, he joked about how easily he got through the airport and wondered out loud if he'd be accused of working for the UAE.

When these unusual posts are viewed together, a pattern emerges:

In Sudan, the side Lennon supports is backed by the UAE.

In Yemen, the side Lennon supports is…backed by the UAE.

Qatar, the country he had just publicly attacked out of nowhere? A geopolitical rival of the UAE.

Why has Lennon suddenly started talking about foreign wars he’s never cared about before?

Using unusually technical and geopolitical language, he referenced Turkish drones and battlefield dynamics in Sudan, and criticised Yemen’s internationally recognised parliament.

Now, HOPE not hate can reveal that 11 of WV’s most hardline former activists have regrouped under a new banner — Aryan Front — in order to push an even more militant form of Nazism.

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While the group is extremely fringe, it represents a significant escalation from White Vanguard and a violent threat.

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Aryan Front threatens minority groups, “left-wing activists in the field” as well as various journalists, politicians and other public figures.

The new group is aligned to the Creativity Movement, a white supremacist cult that deifies Hitler. Creativity has been linked to a number of racist murders, terror plots and a spree killing in the US.

WV’s most hardline former activists have regrouped as Aryan Front, led by an extremist known as “Hail”, previously active in WV. Another key figure is Alex Hill, a Gillingham-based neo-Nazi and former Britain First activist who also appears on a male escort site.

Aryan Front split off from White Vanguard, a neo-Nazi group that tore itself apart last month. HOPE not hate told the inside story of WV earlier this week:

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However, momentum collapsed last month with a mass walkout, triggered by the arrest of co-leader Kai Cunningham. Read more 👇

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Since launching, White Vanguard has distinguished itself through its confrontational approach. Aiming to usher in a “National Socialist” revolution, the group’s core activists drilled martial arts, hijacked protests and intimidated politicians while clad in black uniforms.