Far right influencer E. Dobbin has sparked outrage after he was filmed approaching a teenage girl during the Unite the Kingdom Rally and making remarks many viewers have described as inappropriate and predatory. The video shows Dobbin initially talking with other rally attendees before noticing a young girl walking with her mother, which prompted him to begin speaking to her directly.

In the clip, Dobbin first addresses the teenager by saying,

“This is my little girlfriend.”

Her mother immediately intervenes, responding,

“Hey, she ain’t no child bride!”

Dobbin then continues questioning the teenager. After learning from her mother that she is 15 years old, he reacts by saying,

“Are you? Fucking hell! How old are you really? Please, I'm going to go to jail in a minute.”

As the mother and daughter walk away, Dobbin follows them and continues to address the girl. He attempts to speak to her again and asks,

“Excuse me, my love. Can I get your details and see you?”

Her mother firmly rejects the request, saying,

"Absolutely not!”

But Dobbin continues commenting on the teenager as they walk away, making further remarks that many online viewers have labelled as deeply inappropriate.

The footage has been widely circulated across social media, with many pointing out the irony of the situation. Far right activists and so-called ‘patriots’ frequently claim that immigrants pose a danger to British women and children, yet critics say this incident highlights how members of their own movement can display the behaviour they claim to oppose.

E. Dobbin, known within far right online circles, has gained attention for inflammatory videos that often target migrants and minority groups. His content has been repeatedly criticised for promoting xenophobia and conspiracy-driven narratives. The Unite the Kingdom Rally itself was promoted as a patriotic gathering, drawing supporters from various far right and nationalist groups across the country.

Commentary surrounding the incident has been swift. One commenter wrote,

“The far right is often a party of projection, they say the left does something and they prove over and over again that they (the far right) are the culprits.”

Another commenter wrote,

“This is normal behaviour for white males. But the media don’t push that narrative so peoples minds, nationally, have gone off it. But they are mostly like this, not all. But the majority.”

A third added,

“But apparently it’s the immigrants harming their children! As long as they are white British, they genuinely believe they do no wrong!!! Different rules for others.”

The incident has contributed to growing concerns about the behaviour of participants at far right demonstrations and the broader culture within these groups. Critics argue that the rhetoric often used at these rallies does not align with the actions displayed by some of their members, raising questions about safety, accountability and the true motivations behind their messaging. As the clip continues to circulate and public scrutiny intensifies, many are calling for a closer examination of the groups involved in the Unite the Kingdom Rally and the conduct of those who claim to be acting in the name of protecting the country and its people.