In short
Rikki Doolan argues that Christianity is under attack in the UK amid rising Islamist influence and leftist “globalist” politics. He also defends himself against an Al Jazeera covert-recording scandal, claiming it was edited propaganda to frame him and others as involved in money laundering and illegal gold dealings. He connects these themes to a broader “new world order” claim and says Christianity is the main cultural barrier to it.
Guest background
Rikki Doolan is a British Christian musician turned pastor. He describes a life of heavy partying and drug use (ecstasy, cocaine, alcohol), leading to homelessness in Manchester and later a spiritual turning point in a cathedral, then joining a praise-and-worship church. He says he became a pastor in 2015, married in 2020, and has two children. He is associated with Unite the Kingdom events.
Key claims
Al Jazeera’s story is “fake news” and state-backed by Qatar; Islamism is distinct from “Muslims” and is driving terrorism and political pressure toward Sharia; King Charles has “abandoned” defending Christianity; Unite the Kingdom is producing Christian revival.
Notable examples
October 7 (Israel) and 2017 UK terror attacks (Manchester Arena bombing, London Bridge attack, Westminster Bridge attack); “washing machine” line used in the Al Jazeera edit; Unite the Kingdom’s September 13 worship song “Yeshua”; bishops’ criticism of the cross at Unite the Kingdom.
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Chapters
Tap a time to open that second in VOIntroduction to the Discussion
0:30 to 1:12
Exploring the current state of Christianity in the UK amidst societal changes.
“The world sees us as heroes, but they don't know what the job really costs.”
Understanding Islamist Extremism
1:12 to 2:11
Discussing the ideology and actions of extremists and their impact on society.
“Islam is the religion that we can all see, we've experienced sadly, that are willing to murder, maim.”
Rikki's Journey Through Addiction
2:35 to 4:55
Rikki Doolan shares his experience with addiction and homelessness.
“Talk to me about how you slipped into addiction and then how you bounced back.”
Finding Solace in Music and Faith
4:55 to 6:45
Rikki explains how music and spirituality led him out of addiction.
“So then I'd sleep on that sofa for a month.”
Encountering God and Transformation
6:45 to 9:45
Discussing the profound impact of faith on Rikki's life.
“And in my heart, don't know why it just happened, in my heart I just said, God, if you're real, then help me, because I'm stuck.”
The Lasting Effects of Spiritual Encounters
9:45 to 14:00
Rikki reflects on how his spiritual journey continues to shape his life.
“So I'm from that world where when someone gives you a hug, it's like, yeah, are you all right?”
Rikki's Transformation and Commitment
14:00 to 15:06
Learn about Rikki's personal journey and his dedication to faith after a transformative experience.
“And that was the one when we hit it and it was raining.”
Exploring Substance Use and Spirituality
15:06 to 17:20
Discussion on the connections between substance use, loneliness, and the search for spiritual connection.
“This is not on a religious thing at all, but everything you've said I can totally and utterly relate to, so you're in good company, because I absolutely get it, and I bet lots of people watching will get it as well.”
The Nature of the Spirit and Humanity
17:20 to 19:48
Rikki discusses the spiritual essence of humanity and the limitations of a purely scientific explanation.
“It makes me wonder if Jesus secretly got on the sesh.”
Debunking Al Jazeera's Claims
19:48 to 21:07
Rikki provides a detailed account of the Al Jazeera recording and the false narrative it created about him.
“It is normal history in Israel, Jesus's history, of where he walked, where he lived, where he stayed, and all of the biblical stories.”
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The Truth Behind the Covert Recording
21:07 to 25:49
Insight into the covert recording made by Al Jazeera and how it misrepresented Rikki's intentions.
“So Qatar, the government, own, run Al Jazeera.”
Christianity's Persecution and Resilience
25:49 to 28:00
Rikki discusses the ongoing persecution of Christianity globally and the challenges faced in the UK.
“with Palestine flags every weekend, because the propaganda has convinced them that that's the right thing to do, yet they're on the wrong side of history.”
The Persecution of Christianity in Britain
28:00 to 41:59
Explore the historical and contemporary persecution of Christianity in Britain and its implications.
“He went to Ireland and converted the whole of Ireland to Christianity.”
The Persecution of Christianity in Britain
42:29 to 42:42
Explore the historical and contemporary persecution of Christianity in Britain and its implications.
Unite the Kingdom Movement
42:42 to 43:51
Discussion on the impact and significance of the Unite the Kingdom movement.
“It's one thing to put yourself in danger.”
Critique of Activist Bishops
43:51 to 45:28
Critique of certain Church of England bishops and their stance on Christianity.
“And I know there's been a bishop coalition and they had a problem with the cross being displayed on the stage at Unite the Kingdom.”
The Move of God vs. Political Doctrine
45:28 to 47:28
Exploration of the spiritual movements in Britain versus politicized doctrines in the church.
“and it was the leaders of those churches that were like, this is blasphemy.”
Race, Identity, and Church Dynamics
47:28 to 50:54
Discussion on race, identity, and the dynamics within the church community.
“And what's happening is as this cultural awakening is taking place through Unite the Kingdom, the spiritual awakening and Christian revival is also like hand in hand with it as if they're twins.”
Stand Against Ethnic Division
50:54 to 54:04
A call to reject division based on ethnicity in favor of unity in faith.
“And I'd never been with people from Africa.”
Political Engagement and Activism
54:04 to 56:00
The importance of political activism and engagement in contemporary issues.
“We now know where we are in the food chain.”
The Political Landscape and Accountability
56:00 to 1:01:12
Explore the discussion on political accountability and the role of Advance UK.
“that wants to stand on our Christian values, and we are going to take government.”
The Threat of Digital IDs to Liberty
1:01:13 to 1:03:38
Understand the concerns surrounding digital IDs and their implications for freedom.
“And when we say globalist, it's just communism.”
A Call for Unity in Christianity
1:03:39 to 1:07:22
Hear the call for unity in the face of division, emphasizing Christian values.
“Christianity is more liberty, less control.”
A Call for Unity in Christianity
1:08:17 to 1:08:42
Hear the call for unity in the face of division, emphasizing Christian values.
“Every case hits home on Line of Fire, Monday on NBC.”
Transcript
Automatic transcript. May contain errors.0:00This episode is brought to you by ChatGPT. Hey, it's Bill Simmons from the Bill Simmons Podcast. Have you guys heard about ChatGPT work? It's the new way to use ChatGPT for bigger multi-step projects. And when you need more than just answers, give ChatGPT work access to your apps and files, and it can create real work documents like spreadsheets, slides, and structured reports. Get started at ChatGPT.com by selecting work mode available on Plus and Pro Plans. Monday on NBC. U.S. Marshall! All new Line of Fire. The thrilling new crime drama. The world sees us as heroes, but they don't know what the job really costs.
0:40One family of federal agents. It's one thing to put yourself in danger. It's different when it's your family. Balances duty to their country. An assassin is still out there. Stop! And each other. How do you protect the world and the people you love at the same time? Every case hits home on Line of Fire. Monday on NBC. Massive bag on the table. Bam, everyone's getting wrecked. Waking up to a bottle of wine. Very quickly I became homeless. British people on the streets with Palestine flags every weekend. As a Christian man, would you say that Christianity is under attack currently in the UK? Islam is the religion that we can all see, we've experienced sadly, that are willing to murder, maim.
1:20October the 7th in Israel, the worst terror attack we've seen probably since September the 11th. The ideology is driving it. The jihadists, somewhere around 250 ,000 people. People that are willing to behead, to set people on fire, to blow up bombs in public areas. On the outside of them, Islamists. They are willing to go into countries like Britain, countries like America, exploit the democratic system to turn everything towards Islam and eventually Sharia law. They believe in the beheadings, the chopping off of the hands. If you leave the religion, you die. That's the Islamists. They want to control the population.
1:52If we are all controlled by digital ID, then the illegals are going to stop. How? Me, I don't care about party politics. I care about my country. and I care about my children and the future of this nation. Do you think King Charles is defending the faith?
2:11I want to say a quick thank you to our sponsors, Gold Seal. I use their products every single day and now I finally get to work with them. I use their products for anti-inflammatory, reduced anxiety, better sleep and mental clarity. I'm going to put a link to their website in the description along with the 10 % discount code for you to take advantage of. Go and have a look at their website, see if there's anything in there for you. I hope you enjoy this week's episode and good health. Ricky. Nice one, Liam. Thanks for coming on. Thanks for having me on. 2008. Yes. Homeless. Yep. Addicted to drink and drugs.
2:46Yep. Talk to me about how you slipped into addiction and then how you bounced back. Well, I grew up in working class Middlesbrough. So our life as yous was just football, streets, more football. Got a bit older, then it gets into bottle of cider on the streets. Then it gets a little bit older and you start dabbling in ganja, marijuana, whatever everyone wants to call it. Then I got late teens, went to uni, partied my way through uni. Four years solid. my third year I actually failed it because I partied that much seven days a week boom boom boom student nights 20 ecstasy tablets in one night we would be doing like massive bag on the table bam everyone's getting wrecked went into cocaine hard drugs then I went backpacking for four years southeast Asia for a year Australia New Zealand partied my way around the world got into music a little bit around that time then got myself back to the uk after four years of being on the road got into uk for i'll go to manchester manchester's the place where all the music that i like comes from oasis you know um the smiths so i went to manchester started doing the music and then quickly it kind of like deteriorated i was i was hit i was doing the party lifestyle too much.
4:12So I was doing the music, but I was doing that rock and roll lifestyle. And it was like waking up to a bottle of wine, just smashing drugs all the time. Couldn't, couldn't even get on stage and sing without being like off my face, basically. There's videos somewhere hiding of them days. And, uh, very quickly I became homeless. So I used to have to kind of busk and get£12 in order to get into a backpacking hostel. If I didn't get the£12, then I had to find somewhere to sleep. So I would go to pubs, bars with my guitar, kind of like play open mic nights, and people would enjoy the music and say, why don't you come to sleep on our sofa?
4:56So then I'd sleep on that sofa for a month. Then they'd kick me out, and then I'd be back on the street, and then bum, bum, bum. So it was like that for a while. You know, it's a mental thing as well. cut off my family, cut off friends. And you just kind of like, you're just stuck in your own little thing. Like, no, I need to, I need to do this. What is that self-destruct mode? 100%. And I think it's very much attached to pride where you just think, no, I've got to do it myself. I'm not interested in help. I mean, obviously the government has a lot of things that they can help with, but I never signed on the door, never went for a council house.
5:27I was just like, I need to do it myself. And I think it is a self-destruct mode in a way. Self-harm. Self-harm as well. Yeah. 100 % Because you're thinking You're thinking that your solace Is in the narcotics Your solace is in the alcohol And I was doing like 20 cigarettes a day Plus And that used to be a comfort to me smoking I used to think that was a comfort And one day I played music on the streets To try and get money Like I said If I didn't make it I didn't make it One day it was raining on me Manchester rains all the time If anyone's been to Manchester And it was raining on me St Anne's Square is my busking spot.
6:06The streets had emptied because of the rain. I'd made about£2.50. I was down. I was depressed. I thought, do I even need to be alive? Do I need to be on this earth? Like, what's the point? I wanted to get out the rain, and I remembered Manchester Cathedral was near the pub, which is the oyster bar where I used to drink every day. So let me just try and go in the cathedral. At least the church is supposed to be somewhere peaceful. So if I go in there, I get out the rain, it'll be peaceful, I can relax. So I went in there, sat at the back of the cathedral, never been in there before, put my guitar down, and just sat and looked in the corner of the room like this, just thinking and pondering about life.
6:48And in my heart, don't know why it just happened, in my heart I just said, God, if you're real, then help me, because I'm stuck. And I just sat there. No lightning came out the sky, no burning bush appeared it anyway, but I just went on with my life and it led me onto a path where I was studying American music and I found in the roots of American music, gospel music, an artist called Mahalia Jackson and she's known as the queen of gospel music. And I used to be off my face at parties, like full of MDMA, MCAT, some of the worst things you can put in your body. And we get to five in the morning when people are crashing out and I used, and you know, you get on YouTube and you start playing each other's songs and different things on YouTube.
7:36And I used to always play this Mahalia Jackson song from the Johnny Cash show in the 1970s, singing Amazing Grace. And I'd always put that on in the parties and it used to make me cry. And I'd be like, why am I crying? Like, I'm high. What is it in this music that's making me cry? Because all the music I knew was rock and roll, blues, country, it was entertainment. But this music wasn't entertaining me. It was moving me. Pulling something out, yeah. pulling something and hitting me somewhere that I didn't even know could be hit. And so I wanted to discover that. And I went on a journey, went back to my hometown of Middlesbrough in the northeast of England, ended up reconnecting with my family, sleeping at the time at my granddad's house.
8:17And I thought, right, I need to find a gospel band. And I started playing gigs in the town and it led to me being a music promoter. I just invited people and then I ended up doing this night and this night. and all of a sudden I had a bunch of live music nights in Middlesbrough that I was running, one in a nightclub, three weekly ones in different pubs. And I thought, right, I want to find a gospel band, bang them on in the nightclub, midnight. Everyone's wrecked. I don't tell them. And then this thing that's making me cry, maybe it's going to touch them as well. So I looked everywhere, high and low, went into Methodist churches, went on the internet, couldn't find a gospel band anywhere.
8:57And then one day I'd had one of my events on a Friday, went back to this sesh house, like proper scruffy sesh house, like where people are just getting wrecked all day, all night, squat, dirty, dishes are up there, mould in the kitchen, but everyone's getting smashed in the front room. One of them. So I was in there doing MDMA all night and crashed out on the sofa about six in the morning, woke up at eight in the morning, just like pinged up like this, went in the bathroom, I looked like deaf and I thought I need to get out of here. Left the sesh house, went into the town centre by foot and as I was going to get the bus on Linthorpe Road which is one of the main roads in Middleborough Town Centre I walked past the church and I heard worship music coming out of the church and it hit me like that Mahalia Jackson music was hitting me so I thought this is it man, I need to go in so I stood at the front of the church full of MDMA from the night before scruffy, no shower, no brushing of teeth and I thought I can't go in there everyone's holy in churches everybody's white as a sheet with a halo around their heads I can't go in there full of drugs and I sat there for about 15 minutes listening to the worship music and it was amazing and I got the bravery I finally went in and there was a there's a guy there and I said to him look man I'm a music promoter who are these guys and he said oh it's the church praise and worship team they're rehearsing for a wedding go and talk to them and I went and talked to them and when I went to talk to them they met me with such like love I'm from the nightclub life do you know what I mean?
10:24So I'm used to that kind of scenario and environment where everyone's kind of trying to just get half an inch, whether it's a joke or hit or pulling a girl or whatever it is you're in the nightclub, you're doing that thing. So I'm from that world where when someone gives you a hug, it's like, yeah, are you all right? I don't know. There's just not something deep there. There's an underlying paranoia when you're part of the nightlife scene, isn't there? Yeah. You've always got to be careful. 100%. And you're on edge. You've got to be careful. Anything can go off at any time. That's when the vampires come out to play at night.
10:52That's a good way to put it. but what I felt when I met this worship team was like, whoa, okay, that was different. And I said to them, I've been looking for you. And they were all laughing like, oh, what's your name? Boom, boom, boom, we're talking. Swap numbers with the keyboard player. I said, I'd love to put you on one of my events. And he said, oh, no problem, let's talk. And we talked on the phone. And I used to have an office above one of the pubs where I used to put my events on. So I invited him to the office. He came down and he said, look, the pastor doesn't want us to go in the nightclub.
11:23and I was like, oh, okay. And I said to him, so what are your Sunday services like? And he just had this, he just put on this massive smile and just said, you're going to love it. I was like, all right, I'm coming on Sunday. So I went down on Sunday. I was so nervous, I smoked 40 cigarettes outside while I was waiting for him. I was there about an hour just going, boom, one cigarette, throw it away, one cigarette, throw it away. And I finally, he arrived, went into the church and I never seen nothing like it, to be honest. It was like, I was in a Catholic primary school. so I know that traditional kind of church do you know what I mean which is what probably most British people have experienced which is the Catholic or the Church of England you know it's calm it's quiet this one was all singing and dancing somersaults, backflips, you name it it was happening in there see that's the sort of service that would convert me yeah yeah good alright alright we like that well I've got just a place for you and I went in I was like whoa okay about the Blues Brothers like the Blues Brothers but on steroids oh wow yeah like real stuff and I got in there I'm like wow okay this is something they did all their thing and I kept going every Sunday and during their worship like people were crying people were talking in tongues which is like a it's a Christian thing from the Bible I thought they were talking in African language but they were talking in tongues which is which is spiritual tongues and uh I'd be like this while the worship's going on and the visual the visual was a bit too much for me so I learned to close my eyes and then I closed my eyes during the worship one service and as I closed my eyes I just saw a vision like a like a picture of Jesus Christ on the cross dying for us and like a whole thing of how unselfish that act was like just hit me and then how selfish I'd been in my life hit me.
13:12And I just went boom and the floodgates opened and I cried my eyes out, you know, like, and then every time they went into worship every Sunday, I'd be crying. I'm thinking, why is this music making me cry? And what I found was that in the music is the worship of Jesus Christ. And within that music, it's not entertainment. It's something deep that all of us are connected to because of our spirits, because we are spirits that live in a body, that possess a soul, which is our mind. So we can all connect spiritually, whether we know it or we don't know it. That's why on Unite the Kingdom, September the 13th, out of all the songs we sang, we sang one worship song.
13:51And that's because I remember you were on stage and Tommy was on stage and you were like, keep going, keep going. So we went off our set list and we went into a worship song that we'd normally sing at church. And that was, it's called Yeshua. And that was the one when we hit it and it was raining. and I looked out in the crowd and people were crying. And I got reports back that men were in the crowd with their shirts off, muscled up with tattoos everywhere, crying. And I thought, this is exactly what happened to me at the beginning. And that was an encounter with the true spirit of God. And I carried on going to the church.
14:28That was 2011. And it's now what, 2025. I've not missed a service since. I received Jesus Christ shortly after I joined the worship team. I became a pastor in 2015, got married in 2020, got two beautiful children now, and my life on the streets has long gone. But I've dedicated myself since then to try and give people the opportunity to have that encounter themselves, the one that I had that changed my life, because I can't put it down to someone preaching. I can't put it down to somebody offering a hand. I can put it down to me going into that church that day and just surrendering the fact that I can't do it on my own.
15:06what did you notice about the sober Ricky because if you spent all them years completely out your nut you're actually a very different person and it's the substance that keeps you company yeah you're probably escaping loneliness of some description I can relate to this by the way you'll probably you'll probably gather right including the sessions where you hit the rock tunes you're on a high yeah and in the come down zone the wind down zone you'll always go to a song that will make you cry yeah and sometimes I put it on purposely because I felt like I needed to get something out. This is not on a religious thing at all, but everything you've said I can totally and utterly relate to, so you're in good company, because I absolutely get it, and I bet lots of people watching will get it as well.
15:43I think you've got to ask yourself the question, what are you masking? Because being up all night, off your tits, it's not a natural thing to do. Every now and again, if you're celebrating something, different ball game, I'm not preaching sobriety on people, but there's normally a reason. If someone says, you know, you've got a substance problem, it's probably another problem that you've got absolutely needs addressing yeah and it's not actually the substance that's the problem it's the mask yeah so i get that and i used to do the the journey myself the whole the whole kind of spiritual journey i needed something to it is spiritual to come out even the drug taking is spiritual it's spiritual it's like as a people we are yearning for that spiritual connection so when we've had five ecstasy tablets and and and four grams of coke or whatever, we go into a different place.
16:29Like I would say that you connect into the spiritual more. I remember, you know, you have them drug conversations with people where you're in the room and you're just talking nonsense and you're feeling this love. You just feel like you love everyone. And it's like, well, hang on a minute. Where does that feeling come from? And it's because there's something spiritual even about taking the drugs. So as a people, we are born of the spirit. So according to the Bible, Adam and Eve were created, well, Adam was created first and God breathed his spirit into Adam. So we are a spirit living in a body.
17:02That's why we've got love and all of these different emotions and personality and character because we're a spirit. The scientific explanation that it's all just chemicals moving around, it doesn't explain love. It doesn't explain compassion. And the fact that we are spirits, even the drug taking is a yearning for a spiritual connection. It makes me wonder if Jesus secretly got on the sesh. Definitely not.
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18:31I'll tell you why I'm sure. How do you know that? Well, I only know Jesus through scripture. So that's the testimony. Just like with your podcast, it will go. And even this one we're doing today, 10 years time, 20 years time, someone can watch it back. All they had back then was writing. So they wrote the stories down there and the character witnesses and the reports and the testimonies. So that's how I know Jesus. And according to reports, Jesus as a man never sinned. So we all fall short of the glory of God, meaning that nobody's perfect. We can't be perfect. Even if we try and be perfect, we can't.
19:08Even if we try and be holy, we can't. And that's why we need Jesus Christ, who is God, the name of God, to make us perfect, to make us holy. and that's why we need to receive Jesus. And what he did on that cross by dying and rising again three days later, he washed away all of our sins, past, present and future, meaning the repercussion of sin, the wages of sin, which is, according to the Bible, death. So Jesus was a man walking on the ground. And when you go to Israel, you find out that historically it's true. The Jewish people agree. The Muslim people agree. Everybody agrees. It is normal history in Israel, Jesus's history, of where he walked, where he lived, where he stayed, and all of the biblical stories.
19:55It's historical fact. In fact, 2 ,500 historical documents about Jesus exist in the world, which is more than any other historical character that has not been photographed or filmed, even more than Julius Caesar. The Roman geezer. The Roman geezer. That's about as much as I know about him as well. He crushed his balls in a lemon squeezer. But that's what we used to see at school. Let's move into sin. Let's touch base on the elephant in the room. It's a good one. Well, you just mentioned sin. So you was covertly recorded. It's gone around the internet enough times for people to have seen it maybe once or twice.
20:32So I reckon if we approach that before we get into the nuts and bolts of the interview, what was that covert recording all about? Right. So first of all, the covert recording from Al Jazeera is a lie from the pits of hell. the narrative that they presented, completely fake news. There was no money laundering. There was no illegal gold transactions or dealings. Not going into it, not during it, and not after it either, which is why the Zimbabwean government put out a statement to say there was no wrongdoings, and the British government have took no interest in it. Why? Because there's nothing there.
21:06So basically Al Jazeera are a state-funded and owned news agency, which is Qatar. So Qatar, the government, own, run Al Jazeera. So everything you hear from Al Jazeera is backed by the Qatari government. And if you know the Qatari government, the Qatari government are the biggest funders of Islamism around the world. Even in the West, even in Britain and America, they're funding mosques, they're funding Islamic organisations. They're very much involved in all of that stuff. Now, the thing is with these oil-rich countries is that they're interested in gold. They're interested in precious stones because they've got too much cash and they need to do something with the cash.
21:52In this answer, incorporate the story that they spun in case people think what they're talking about. So what's the story they spun and what's the truth? So they tried to frame myself and some other people as if we were involved in money laundering and as if we were involved in illegal gold dealings. So to this day, I still get messages on social media from people in Zimbabwe saying, give us back our gold. So they think that we were somehow involved in some stuff like that. But what happened is these covert recorders from Al Jazeera, they arranged multiple meetings with us under the guise of business people from Hong Kong.
22:33And they had the business card, the website, the whole shebang, everything. And they approached us and myself as wanting to build a$1 billion hotel in Victoria Falls in Zimbabwe, which would be the most expensive property in that country. It was going to be a massive deal. And it was something that was exciting for everyone. We're like, brilliant. Then what they did is within these, I think it was about three meetings, within these three meetings, they used strategic plants in terms of linguistics to try and look like we were talking about money laundering and illegal gold deals when it was never on the table.
23:17So what was on the table was building a hotel. Then they asked about gold investment and there was a legitimate gold investment opportunity backed by the government for small-scale mining where you can invest money into small-scale mining and you get your return when it produces. Legitimate. But we had a conversation like this for 30 minutes to an hour, just talking normal. And then we're talking about the deal. And then he just go, oh, so wow, sounds like a good washing machine, that. And I just go, oh, yeah, yeah, it's a good washing machine. Thinking he's talking about making money. Now, when you put that in a context of the fake narrative that they did when they edited it, when they said that they were gangsters from China in the edit now, the final edit.
24:00They said they're gangsters from China and we met with gangsters from China to discuss money laundering and fake gold thing. And then they chopped that thing of where he just threw it out of nowhere. And I agreed with him, even though there was no conversation about laundering. He just said washing machine. They caught you off guard. Well, I wasn't off guard or on guard. I just, he just mentioned something called washing machine. And we're not talking about anything to do with laundering. And I don't even know that terminology because I'm not into laundering. And I get this as well, because when people are saying things that I don't understand and they sort of, you might just go, yeah, yeah, yeah.
24:31Well, I do because I don't want to knock them off track. But A, it's polite and B, it just keeps the conversation flowing. And we're talking business. Yeah. So I'm not thinking about anything to do with anything like that. So he just throws it out. Then they chop it and they put it in there. And that's their evidence that we're talking about money laundering. This one buzzword that he just threw in there. And then they made the whole program to be about gold. Yet the whole thing was talking about building a hotel. nothing to do with gold except that one conversation about legitimate gold investment, which is legal and fine.
25:05So they wanted to frame me as a Christian leader, no doubt, because like I said, they're the biggest Islamist funders around the world. But my guess is that they were looking to affect the gold market in Zimbabwe, maybe the politics in Zimbabwe. And that was kind of their main goal by doing it. but completely fake news and what I would call evil journalism, where they've came in with a strategy and a plan, knowing that it's not the truth, but they're going to pull out certain things to make it look like it's the truth. And that's what I call propaganda. And Al Jazeera are masters at propaganda, just like a lot of the Islamist organizations.
25:46They're very good at propaganda. And that's why you see British people on the streets with Palestine flags every weekend, because the propaganda has convinced them that that's the right thing to do, yet they're on the wrong side of history. So that's what I would say about that whole thing. And it was messy for me in terms of like a headache, but life moves on. We're good. Well, it's good that that's cleared up. Yeah. Because I mean, I never knew the truth. We obviously agreed before you come on that I'm going to have to ask you that question. Yeah, sure. So that was interesting for me and it clears it up for anybody watching.
26:18Yeah. And they can go back and fact check whatever they like. Yeah. And you mentioned that they were going to link you to Christianity. Christianity. So on the whole, because I'm not religious, but I notice when people or groups are under attack, when they're under attack. So as a Christian man, would you say that Christianity is under attack currently in the UK? Well, Christianity is without doubt the most persecuted religion in the world. And it has been since its formation. So not just the UK then, world over? World over. And Jesus Christ, what was the big moment that we know? He was nailed to a cross and bled out on that cross, died in the most brutal fashion.
26:53And then he rose again three days later, defeating the grave, and was witnessed by over 5 ,000 people in Jerusalem in the following days. And then his disciples after that, who were carrying the early message of Christianity, were all brutally murdered as well. We carry one of them on our British flag, St. Andrew, the Scottish one, the Scottish patron saint. He was one of Jesus' disciples, and he was crucified on a diagonal cross like this. That's why it's a white. Oh, I'm wearing it. Forgot. So that white diagonal one, that's St. Andrew. And he was crucified on a diagonal cross. And they said to him, denounce Jesus and you will live.
27:33If you don't denounce Jesus, and this is the Romans, we'll crucify you on a cross, just like you're Jesus. And he said, I'm not worthy to be crucified like Jesus. Please, can you put me on a diagonal? How about that? How about that? So even St. George is the same. He was crucified. He was a Roman soldier. and they wanted him to denounce his Christianity. He refused, so they crucified him on a cross. That's the Red Cross for England. And St. Patrick is the diagonal red one. He went to Ireland and converted the whole of Ireland to Christianity. But the point is that persecution for Christianity has been since day one.
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28:09So it's not something that is unusual, but it's rising now more and more. And I think that's probably what prompted you to bring it up. And especially in Britain, we're seeing the street preachers getting arrested. we're seeing Christianity be almost like well definitely in our lifetime in the last kind of 30 years, 40 years it's been pushed out of schools it's been pushed out of society and it's been made to kind of be to look like it's just some self-help religious choice yet this country is founded on it and our ancestors knew it was the truth they knew it was the real truth that we can stand on that we can live and die by the sword for.
28:50And the government's pushed that away. Now, the reason I believe they're doing it is because the globalists, such as Keir Starmer and all of these guys who like to go to the World Economic Forum and who like to be part of the UN and the EU and all of this stuff, they are on a strategy and a plan to globalize the whole world. We can see it. They're doing it bit by bit. That's why Zelensky, Macron, Keir Starmer, all of these guys can be on Joe Biden, if he's able to get his words out. They're all on the same page and they're all speaking the same language. It's almost like they've all been kind of tuned up to say the same thing.
29:34And it's because they're carrying out a globalist plan where it's based around communism and they want all the borders dropping. and they want one government to govern the whole world. And the biggest thing that is in the way of their plans is Christianity. Is this new world order? New world order, same thing. Okay. And this is prophesied in the Bible in multiple places that this is what's going to happen in the end times, that all the nations will become one. And it says that three people will govern and then one person will take over from the three and one person will govern the world and that person will be the Antichrist who will rise up in the end times.
30:12That's what it says in the Bible and that's what's playing out politically that we can see. So my point is that the biggest opposition to the success of that strategy is Christianity because the Christian nations are strong in their cultural identity and strong in their faith, or at least they were until they were decimated over the last 40, 50 years. And to say, right, we are going to, we are going to run the world and they're going to have their own. It's already kind of started like a world religion that all kind of agrees with each other. Christianity would never agree with that. You know, the Abrahamic faiths.
30:52So you've got Islam, Judaism, Christianity. So if you look at the former Pope and some of these church leaders, they've kind of lent towards the idea of an Abrahamic faith where we're all united as one. That's why you see some of the churches of England allowing Islamic scholars or imams into their church to lead Islamic prayer in church. So they're looking for a unification. So Christianity is the biggest threat to all of that, especially the Christian nation. Why are we proud of being British? Why are the Americans proud of being American? It's because we're founded on those Christian principles and it gives us a strong sense of identity that they know they're going to have to break these countries down.
31:35Otherwise, they'll not be able to do what they need to do, which is the reason why they're keeping the borders open. As far as a response goes to, you know, why is Christianity under attack? That is a profound response that will get me thinking when I watch this back, and I'm sure it will, the audience. And I'll tell you why I've probably only just noticed that Christianity is under attack. A, I know that I live in a Christian country, and I used to say the Lord's Prayer at school, and it was all, you know, assembly was all based around Christianity, and it gave you the roadmap of how to be a decent human being.
32:07But I learned the older I got that I hear more about Islam than I do Christianity. So then I'm sort of just looking at things to compare Islam to. And then I'm seeing that, you know, any kind of Christian revival is being suppressed and street preachers are being dragged off the streets and given orders to, you know, disperse. It's sort of it's clear as day now that Christianity is under attack. But it makes me wonder, like, where's our king? Do you think King Charles is defending the faith? I think he's abandoned that position of defending the faith, whether knowingly or unknowingly, because life is spiritual and, you know, life is made up of good and evil and Jesus and the devil, angels and demons.
32:51And the spiritual realm is the place that we don't see with our eyes, the place that drives us to go and do that thing or go and do that thing. And I don't know if he knows he's done it or not, but he's definitely abandoned his position and he's took that kind of, he's also somebody that's favourable to the World Economic Forum. So you can hear in his rhetoric that he's also kind of pushing the same type of angles that all of these kind of leftist world leaders and politicians are pushing, especially when it comes to Islam, where Islam is like the best friend. You know, like he allowed the iftar, the breaking of their Ramadan fast inside of the palace.
33:32And the hall was called St. George's Hall. So it's a Christian hall in a Christian palace with a Christian monarch in a Christian country. And they're allowing Islamic practices to take place there. And the juxtaposition of the whole thing is that Islam is the religion that we can all see, we know, we've experienced, sadly, that are willing to murder, maim for their goal of world domination. I'm not saying all Muslims. I'm talking about Islam, the ideology. And yet that is the same one that is putting paper towels and cuddly things around and allowing them into our Christian palace to do things.
34:14So he's abandoned the faith. He's supposed to be, I think if you saw his Easter message last year, Easter is a very special holiday season celebration for Christianity. And we're a Christian nation, so it's special to us. Whether we believe in it's for bunnies, which it's not, it's still special to us. And in his Easter message, Easter's actually about the death and the resurrection of Jesus Christ, you know, the key moment in Christianity. You could say the key moment in human history. and he decided to include in the second part of his speech Islam. And he mentioned Islam and Judaism. And it's like, are you the defender of the faith of Christianity?
34:59But I think he called himself the defender of all faiths, did he not? Something like that. So he's abandoned that position. And our prayer, and it should be everyone's prayer really, because this is our heritage, is that when William takes the crown, that he'll get back to that position of defending the faith as well. Yeah, it's amazing to think. I mean, obviously I've noticed this with King Charles. It's kind of blown my mind. And that's not even sort of being biased in any way, shape or form. It's just acknowledging the fact that that just wouldn't happen in any other country. You would put your own religion first and on their sacred day, you wouldn't mention it any other.
35:39It would be purposefully and specifically dedicated to that specific religion. So as an atheist, it blew my mind because I want Christian values restored because I think people need God more than they've ever done now because there's a lot of people lost. And with that said, do you think that Christians and Muslims can coexist successfully? The thing is Christians and Muslims are human beings. So human beings of all persuasions, shapes, sizes, colours can coexist without doubt. but it's the ideologies now that are causing frictions and problems. So when we look at Islam, I've known Muslims growing up through my life.
36:25It was brilliant. We had great relationships. We loved each other as brothers and had no problems. So the coexistence thing is possible, but the ideology now, as we've all experienced, is a problem. The only reason I got interested in politics is because 2017, I believe it was 2017, there was three terror attacks in a row. The Ariana Grande bombing where children were blown up at the concert in Manchester. The London Bridge attack where they ran people over on London Bridge in a van. Then they hopped out the van with machetes fastened to their wrists and went into restaurants and pubs and hacked people, innocent people.
37:08And then the Westminster Bridge attack happened. And one month, one month, one month, beginning of 2017 in a row, it woke me up like a bolt of lightning, like an absolute alarm bell. Like, what is this? And that's how I got in kind of into politics and found Tommy Robinson and found Nigel Farage at the time was doing the kind of the European Union thing. And that's what woke me up to it. And then I looked into this thing, like, why is this happening? And what we have to understand is that whilst all Muslims are not evil or have evil intentions, the ideology of Islam is carrying the evil intention.
37:51That's why we're seeing terror attacks happening October the 7th in Israel. The worst terror attack we've seen in probably since September the 11th in America. Just awful what they did that day. And the ideology is driving it. And what we have to understand is that in the center of the Muslim population, there is the jihadists, the people that are willing to behead the infidels, that are willing to set people on fire, that are willing to blow bombs in public areas or across the West or wherever. That's the jihadists. And if you put them all together, that's your Hamas. That's your Hezbollah. I almost says Jezbollah there for Jeremy Corbyn.
38:36Communist Party. But all of these terrorist organizations, Boko Haram, if you put them all together, you're probably going to get somewhere around 250 ,000 people in the world, which is still 250 ,000 too many. And they're causing carnage around the world. But then on the outside of them, you've got what are called the Islamists. And these are the people that want the same goal as the jihadists, but they're not willing to murder for it. They are willing to go into countries like Britain, countries like America, and exploit the democratic system to turn everything towards the favor of Islam and eventually Sharia law.
39:12But they believe in the beheadings, the chopping off of the hands for stealing things. If you leave the religion, you die. That's the Islamists. And the Islamists are not in their hundreds of thousands. They're in their millions. And they exist in our countries and probably in our political systems right now. And that's the Islamists. That's why you always see, How can this thing of Islamophobia grow so strong? How come we can't criticise or talk about this religion? Why are we shut down? Because Islamism and the Islamists have put pressure in the political areas to make it so. Then you've got one more group, which is the fundamentalists, and they will be living amongst us in the West.
39:51They'll be living in the Islamic countries, and they are quiet. They're not killing people. They're not out there trying to push the democratic system's vote. What they are doing is agreeing with all of the views of Sharia law and agreeing that you should be killed if you leave the religion. But they're quietly supporting. And you see them sometimes interviewed in Speaker's Corner in London. You see them sometimes just caught on media, on interviews and different things, where they sympathize with the terrorist organizations. Now, they're not in the hundreds of thousands. They're not in the millions.
40:28They're in the hundreds of millions around the world. And there were studies done where 35 % of British Muslim youth believe that the terror attacks and the suicide bombers are legitimate. Justified. Justified is the word I was looking for, yeah. 35%. And there will be adults in this country at some point. So we have a massive problem with Islam that we have to be able to, as a nation, as a people, to be able to have a serious, honest and a fearless look at. And I believe it's got to be done politically. It's got to be done where there's a full on public inquiry into Islam, into the things that is causing these problems.
41:16Because I want my children, I've got two beautiful daughters, I want them to grow up safe in this country. I don't want to move to another country. I love Britain. I love my country. I love what this nation's all about. And I want my children to be safe. So we have to be able to talk like adults, not be called racists, not be called Islamophobes, and have a proper inquiry into the scriptures and the culture that's causing these terror attacks and these grooming gang scandals, because it's all linked in with the scriptures and with the Prophet Muhammad and all of this other thing. So we have to be able to do that as a nation.
41:51And I think once we take back the government in terms of democratically, of course, and we're able to govern this nation, I think we can do it. This episode is brought to you by ChatGPT. Hey, it's Bill Simmons from the Bill Simmons Podcast. Have you guys heard about ChatGPT work? It's the new way to use ChatGPT for bigger multi-step projects. And when you need more than just answers, give ChatGPT work access to your apps and files, and it can create real work documents like spreadsheets, slides, and structured reports. Get started at ChatGPT.com by selecting work mode available on Plus and Pro plans.
42:42It's one thing to put yourself in danger. It's different when it's your family. Balances duty to their country. An assassin is still out there. Stop! And each other. How do you protect the world and the people you love at the same time? Every case hits home on Line of Fire, Monday on NBC. You mentioned Unite the Kingdom several times, and obviously I've seen you on the stage, and I think you're a key player in that movement. you bring a hell of a lot of joy and spiritual comfort to the people on the stage, backstage and in the crowd. This is something that another observation of mine, I think you're a very, very important player.
43:21I think you bring a lot of love and energy, but people may not have even noticed. But my job, it's always been my job, which is why I do what I do, is to just observe, take in, look around. I look at people's reaction, their responses. I see action that's taken. I see how people interact. and I always notice there's big energy when you're about and also off camera when you talk, it's with nothing but genuine love and unity. So it fits the description of Unite in the Kingdom. Amen. And I know there's been a bishop coalition and they had a problem with the cross being displayed on the stage at Unite the Kingdom.
43:58You'll know more about that than me. Yeah. Well, it was something that came out in the press shortly after Unite the Kingdom, which was September the 13th and it was a bunch of Church of England bishops and funnily enough, it was especially the ones like the Bishop of Dover, the Bishop of Croydon and these are kind of like proper activist bishops who sit on boards of anti-racism organisations probably very much tied in with the whole Black Lives Matter thing and all of these kind of left-wing groups. Progressive liberal bishops. I think that's a good way to put it. Yeah. You know, to me, they remind me of Pharisees in the Bible, that the work of God is happening and the move and the spirit of God is taking place in the nation, which it is, and it's working through Unite the Kingdom and Tommy Robinson, which it is.
44:55And these bishops are so much into their politicized doctrines that they're missing the move of God. And this is what happened in the Bible. Jesus was put on the cross, yes, by the Romans, but it was the Pharisees that made it happen for him to be put on the cross. And who were the Pharisees? The Pharisees were the Jewish leaders. They were the church leaders of the time. Right. And remember, Jesus was a Jew. So when Jesus was walking the earth, he preached in the temples, the synagogues, in the Jewish places. That's where he preached. and it was the leaders of those churches that were like, this is blasphemy.
45:38He says he's the son of God. He's not the son of God. Yet they were waiting for the son of God. So it was the church leaders whose hearts were hardened to what God is doing that sent Jesus to the cross in the first place. And these bishops that I see, and what they did is they put out a statement to all of the mainstream media, and it got published in a lot of places. The Daily Mirror published it. Some of these Christian outlets published it. I think the Daily Mail published it. And it basically said Christianity should not be in Unite the Kingdom and the cross should not be co-opted by racism and all of this stuff.
46:12And it's a lie from the pits of hell. They're so far off the truth that it looks like their politicization of their minds, they've been caught with this woke mind virus, has gone so far that they're missing the move of God in Britain right now because that's what's happening. since we did that first Unite the Kingdom in, well, I attended the one in June last year, which was Westminster, you know, next to Westminster in the square, Parliament Square. And then the second one was Trafalgar and I was on stage then, Trafalgar. And since that day, there's at least, to my knowledge, over a thousand people that have come to the knowledge of Jesus Christ through me on my social medias because of those events.
46:57and people are having experiences, spiritual experiences whilst we are singing. People would email me said, while you guys were singing Amazing Grace, a light came out the sky. I don't know what it means. Another one would say my body was tingling. Another one would say a cool breeze just went across me as you guys were singing. Other people are in tears. And these things are happening because this is the move of the spirit. And these bishops remind me of those Pharisees that put Jesus on the cross because they're missing the move of God in the moment because God is alive. God is not a story in the pages of a book.
47:31God is alive. He's a spirit. He's moving through us, Christians. And what's happening is as this cultural awakening is taking place through Unite the Kingdom, the spiritual awakening and Christian revival is also like hand in hand with it as if they're twins. And that's because it's a Christian nation. Do you know something? When people normally start talking about God, I'll be honest, I switch off. You've got a very good knack of when you talk about God, I switch on. Amen. So take that as a massive compliment because I find it tremendously interesting to the point I'm looking forward to watching this back.
48:12Now, you mentioned the word racism. Yes. Now, the funny thing is I don't think I've ever seen you with a white person. Even today you've come. You're going to send the far eight guys into a meltdown here. Here's the thing. So where does the racism come? And how come I've never seen you as a white person? You normally, your bands are full of black members. Yeah. I mean, I grew up in Middlesbrough. So, you know, council estates. I grew up on the roughest and roughest of council estates for people out there that know Middlesbrough. I grew up in Brambles Farm and Netherfields. And yeah, they were council estates.
48:46And yeah, they were the places. So basically 99 % ethnically white where I grew up. That's how it's always been. But since I got saved in the church, the church that I got saved in that I told you the story about earlier, the majority of people in that church were originally from Africa. And actually, the majority of them were from the country of Zimbabwe. So that's where I came into the church. And what's happened with this whole kind of mass immigration movement? it's not something I agree with in terms of mass immigration the borders need to be closed quickly we need to do the mass deportations without doubt but what it has done and this is a biblical scripture it says that all things work for the good of those that love the Lord so whilst this was not a good thing to have all the borders open and it was a plan of the globalists in order to dilute our nations this is my belief is that they're keeping the borders open now and they've kept them open this long to dilute our Christian nations so that it becomes easier to control, easier to manipulate and easier to roll out this one world order plan that they've got.
50:00Now, what the great thing is that happened in all of that evil was that Christians came from Africa and they came into Britain and they brought Christianity that is on fire, not the Christianity that has deserted us as a people. and these bishops that called us out that day, they are part of that Christianity that deserted us. They were supposed to lead us to Christ and they led us away from Christ. That's the truth. Because after World War II, everyone was in church. And then all of a sudden, by the time we were born in the 70s and the 80s, everyone's left church. So that was the feelings of them guys that have the gall and just the, I can't believe they have the bravery to criticize us when we are connecting with people on a mass scale.
50:46I can't believe anybody could call you racist. Yeah. So that was my point, yeah. So that's what the church that I got saved in with Africans. And I'd never been with people from Africa. I'd never really hung out with people of an ethnicity that's black. Never, really, on a deep level. A little bit in university and stuff. But I came up in that church. They looked after me. They raised me from being a guy who was full of drugs and alcohol to being somebody who had a serious relationship with Jesus Christ. And then my church is Spirit Embassy, which is, I call it the Church of Britain. They want to call themselves the Church of England, but we are the Church of Britain.
51:30And now it's really kind of balanced out with all sorts of ethnicities, including white British, African, Fiji. A lot of the ex-soldiers are in our church. You know, the guys that come and serve in the British Army, they're in our church. And that's why you'll see, I just move around with anyone. I don't care. For me, ethnicity is the wrong line for us to be fighting on. I know that the anti-white hate and the anti-white bias has been happening and it annoys all of us to the core because it's racism. And I know that the demographic change when it comes to ethnicity and race is a highlight and a fruit and an example of just how much they've opened the borders and decimated our culture.
52:18I get that and I agree. But for us to fight on the lines of ethnicity and race is wrong. There's nowhere in the Bible that mentions race or ethnicity. In fact, God created man and woman in his image, meaning that we are created in the image of God. If you want to know what God looks like, Liam, when you look in the mirror in the morning, that's what God looks like. We are created in his image. That sounds a bit like narcissism. That's a fact. So that's what separates us from the animals and all of the rest of God's wonderful creation. It's why we're different. It's why our creative power is so amazing and separates us from everybody else.
52:58It's why we have this amazing power to speak things and moods change and atmospheres change. And this is why Tommy Robinson is so popular because he's able to communicate something and it makes people feel a certain way. And that's because we're created in the image of God. And, you know, in the book of Genesis chapter 11 is the point where God divided the people. And the reason why is because the people grew to such a strength that they started building a tower in the Bible. It's called the Tower of Babel. And they were building it to reach heaven. And God said, if we don't separate these people, then they're going to achieve it and they're going to try and be like me, God.
53:39So he separated the people, give them all different languages and spread them across the world. That's the biblical story of how people got spread across the world with different languages. But even in that, there's no mention of race. There's no mention of ethnicity. It was geographical location and language, which is culture. So to fight on the ethnic and racial lines is stupidity. And I know you're going to come under attack from the far, far right now. I already am. We now know where we are in the food chain. We're hated by the left because they think we're racist, but the actual racists hate us because we're not racist.
54:14It's like fucking hell, both sides. But that's the best good place to be. Yeah, it's the only place to be. Yeah, only place. Like we're judging people on their character and their spirit. Correct. Like I don't care what someone's colour is. Jesus excuse me what see his name brother he'd love that but he does want to make me change my pronoun badge to God him her let's do it now there's a lot of people and I and I think this is a real real real good thing it's a positive but it seems to be a bit dangerous I think we all need to become a little bit politically active even if it's a mini activist even if it's around your dinner table sort of challenge some silly talk it's like we're trying to save the country here We're trying to improve the future, the quality of life.
54:56Just don't be afraid to speak as long as you're not personally insulting somebody. If you're challenging an idea, no problem. But we've recently seen Charlie Kirk, an activist who does challenge ideas and engages in debate, which was his greatest strength, if you ask me, and his kindest quality. But he got executed for that. How do you think we avoid a Charlie Kirk incident in the UK? Well, in the UK, we have to get to a point where, first of all, we've got to take government. We have to take government. And I think on September the 13th, this is the thing that scared them the most when it comes to the leftists, the globalists, the communists, the Islamists.
55:38They were scared the most because the sheer numbers of Unite the Kingdom on September the 13th would have sent a message to all of these people that understand politics, that this is the future of Britain, that the government in the future is going to come from this pool of people with this way of thinking, which is a conservative mindset that wants to stand as a sovereign nation, that wants to stand on our Christian values, and we are going to take government. And for me, Advance UK is that vehicle. Tommy Robinson agrees with me. Elon Musk agrees with me. And maybe even you agree with me, Liam.
56:14I don't know. I have to be very careful on my show. You're a neutral like that. Well, not that I give a flying fuck, but I get it. See, you're damned if you do, you're damned if you don't, and you're damned if you're somewhere in the middle. I get it. No, I get it. For me, what I'm doing is, this is why I love interviewing people, because each time I interview somebody, I'm picking a new brain and I'm getting a new perspective and I'm learning and I'm growing. Yeah, which is great. So for me, I've got my eye on everyone and everything. Yeah. And I haven't quite made my mind up which way, where I'm going to put my chips.
56:48And that's the most honest answer that I can give. Which is good. At the moment, I'm politically homeless. And I know a lot of people are steering from reform to advance. And I'm all for it because Farage has got a lot to answer for. And I said this in a previous podcast because I've witnessed him lie with my own eyes. I have to remember that. Yeah. And it's the same as if, you know, if your wife cheats on you, you can't forget that. Yeah, you can forgive. You can move forward and if they apologise and you accept it and you can make sense of it, then okay, we work together again. So I do need to see accountability in government.
57:21For sure. So my mind's like a parachute, works better when it's open and I've got my eyes, my mind open. I get it. For me personally, I've got a little bit of time to sit back and watch. Some may say we're running out of time, which I do believe, but I'm happy to platform anybody and I'm happy for anybody to promote their political party. Yeah. Well, me, I don't care about party politics. I care about my country. I care about my children and the future of this nation. And that's the only reason I'm involved in party politics. And I just see Advance UK having the artillery to be able to do it. And we do need to take Parliament.
57:58And Tommy Robinson said the same thing. He said, that's why he made Advance UK to kind of be a political wing, almost of the Unite the Kingdom movement to say, right, we've won the cultural battle in terms of, you saw the number of people. on September 13th. The next one will be even bigger, maybe double the size, but we need to be able to take Westminster. Otherwise, we can't do what we need to do. And I think Advance UK is the thing that can do it. But to answer the question and why I got into that was that we've got to take that parliament. We've got to change policy. We've got to change the direction of this nation through policy and certainly through the education system.
58:34We need to counter this radical left communist ideology that is best friends with this Islamist ideology. And the reason why they both unite is because they have a common cause. And that common cause is world domination. And they somehow feel like they can do it together, the far-left communists and Islam. And I found this on a video. Tommy Robinson shared a video, actually, and I watched it about the October 7th. And I watched that video, and it showed me some history that I didn't know. And that is that the Islamists of today, all of these terror groups and these Islamists that are pushing Islam around the world, actually their heritage of that is connected to Nazism.
59:20I had no idea. So World War II ended and Nazi seniors from the actual Adolf Hitler's Nazi group moved permanently to the Middle East, converted to Islam and taught the Muslims how to do anti-Jew propaganda. That's why this thing can happen, this October the 7th terror attack, which was brutal. Children murdered, babies murdered, mothers murdered, the raping of innocent people, the slaughter of anybody, no matter what age, they didn't care. It was one of the most evil acts I've ever seen. Yeah, they didn't discriminate. They didn't discriminate at all. And it was just pure evil, and people think it's just Hamas, yet the Palestinian citizens were involved in that.
1:00:05They crossed the border too. They took weapons too. And even eight people who are connected to the UN organization that operates in Palestine were involved in it, killing people. And for them to be able to switch the whole global narrative to the problem is the Jews, shows you that they're masters at this propaganda. And I didn't know this, but now I know, and I'm glad I can see it here. They learned it from the Nazis. I've never been able to work it out. I mean, it could be naive, lack of information. Just information. I'm by far any kind of historian. I just know what's happening here and now and what's done has been done.
1:00:45And the only way we can move forward is if we draw a line in the sand and say, we cannot cling on to grudges and keep killing each other. It's fucking insane. But people love to cling on to anything they can to win the argument, even if it's from like thousands of years ago. For me, I'm all about the here and now. I'm kind of glad that I'm not a historian because it's like, okay, I don't care what led us to this moment. What are we doing now? This is the moment where we need to change. And you mentioned communism several times. So what's your take on digital ID? Because I think that's the start of communism.
1:01:14100%. It's part of this globalist thing. And when we say globalist, it's just communism. So the strategy that they're using, the tactics, it's all coming from Karl Marx and it's coming from the communist playbook. And they're subjugating our nations, demoralising our nations to try and get the national culture to be something that's hated. We're seeing it now with the flags. They're doing everything they can to try and say that these flags that are flying around the country are somehow linked to racism. It's just nonsense. So the digital IDs are part of it. And again, the digital IDs are prophesied in the Bible, in the book of Revelation, chapter 11.
1:01:52It says you will not buy anything except through the mark of the beast, which will be in your hand or it will be in your forehead. Now, the digital ID is not the mark of the beast, but it can be linked along that prophecy to where we will not be able to buy or sell without this digital ID eventually. So it's something that is nonsensical in terms of if you want to look at it intellectually, like why would we need a digital ID? And Stam is trying to use the reason. It's to stop the illegals. And I just think, come on, man. You might be able to pull a few fast ones, but that one is a bit too far to stop illegals.
1:02:32So if we are all controlled by digital ID, then the illegals are going to stop how? They need digital ID to work. Well, they need a national insurance number to work now and they're still working. So what's going to change? Nothing. The only reason they want to roll it out is they want to control us. And that digital ID, they'll be able to track and trace us wherever they want. They'll be able to know where we are, what we're doing, what we've just done, where we've been, And that is the real goal. Communism is the real fascism, meaning that these far left guys and the Islamists are the real fascists of today.
1:03:11They always call us fascists. They call us fascists, racists. So, and this is also in the Bible, is that this season, which is the end times, is a time of deception where good will be painted to be evil and evil will be painted to be good. And that's exactly what's going on right now. So these guys are the real fascists. This digital ID thing is fascism completely, which is that they want to control the population. Less liberty, more control. Christianity is more liberty, less control. Even God, when he created man, he gave us the choice. Worship me or don't worship me. Believe in me or don't believe in me.
1:03:55It's the ultimate liberty. So we grew up in a Christian nation with liberties and these fascists, which are devil-inspired Satanists, want to take them liberties away. And digital ID is one more path on taking our liberties away. Yeah, I mean, I totally and utterly agree. I know exactly where that could lead to. A whole score system of how well-behaved you are that will end in what privileges you do and don't get, if you end up in the gulag or not, if you can travel to X, Y or Z or not. They tried it out during the COVID, didn't they? That was the IQ test world over. This is not good. And I know you've got a lot of people on the left saying, well, they track us on our phones and they track us here and there and we've got NI numbers and driver's license and passports.
1:04:42What's the difference? It's a big difference. It's huge. This is like centralised data. For starters, let's imagine some wankers got that on their laptop and they leave it open on the train. Real-time data. People are human beings. At a human error, that entire data system could leak cyber attacks. And then, I mean, this is really, really bad. It's a mess. But before I ask you the final question, where can anybody watching or listening find you? What platforms? And I'll put all your links in the description, but just so they can hear it as well. Thank you, bro. So all social medias, I'm at RealRickyDoolin, like R-E-A-L, Ricky, R-I-K-K-I, Doolin, D-O-O-L-A-N, at RealRickyDoolin.
1:05:21I've got my YouTube channel there. I go live on my YouTube every night. We just talk about politics. We talk about faith. We pray on there. I've prayed for Tommy many times on there. And, you know, people should join us on them lives. They're good spots. Do you think you could say a prayer that Liam Tuft's hair grows back? No problem. Thank you, mate. We'll do it. I'll be keeping an eye out. These miracles work, you know. On my hair. If you wake up in the morning, you've got a full bush. I'm in. If I wake up in the morning because you've said a prayer for my hair, I've got a full bush. Do you remember OJ Simpson in Naked Gun where his afro is so big, he couldn't walk through the door?
1:05:57If I wake up tomorrow like that, I'm converting to God. But I'm going to put all of Ricky's links in the description. And before I ask him the final question, please do like and subscribe to the channel because these conversations are great, even if you're religious or you're not. They're all eye-opening and, for me, incredible. And I've really, really enjoyed today. Before I ask you the final question, I'll just say, I sit opposite enough people to know when I'm sitting opposite a good man. And that man is you. And I thoroughly enjoyed today. But you finish this. You finish this interview, not me.
1:06:29Anything you want to say, what would be your final message to the masses? Yeah, I would just say, let's be united. The message of Unite the Kingdom is very important that we are united. It's not along the lines, we don't want to be divided along the lines of race or even political opinion. We should be able to be united as a people, as human beings. And the biggest uniting force is the heritage of this country, which is Jesus Christ, Christianity. The power is in Christianity. Our values, our morals, our principles, who we are as a people all comes from Christianity. And whether you're giving your life to Jesus or not, we can all agree that this nation is better off standing on our values and standing on our heritage and moving forward as a united nation.
1:07:17Mate, I thoroughly enjoyed this conversation. It's given me some right nice energy. That's good, man. So I appreciate you coming on. I know you've driven a long, long way to come here. I think you're going to be well received by my audience and I'm sure they'll be tuning into your lives and we'll be holding you to account. You said you're going to pray that my hair grows back. So we'll all be keeping an eye out. If it'll be on my live, I will chop it and send it to you. Ricky, get it off, bro. Thanks, bro. Thank you, mate. Appreciate it, man. Cheers, man. Thanks, bro.
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