In short
The episode argues that “mass migration” is harming Britain by eroding English culture, enabling a “two-tier” justice system, and importing ideologies (Marxism/communism and Islamism) the host claims are incompatible with Western values. It also attacks mainstream media and mainstream “Stand Up To Racism” activism, claiming they mislabel critics as fascists/neo-Nazis while ignoring crimes and unequal policing.
Guest backgrounds
Liam Tufts is a Black British woman and independent speaker who says she spoke at London’s Free Speech Festival/Tommy Robinson rally. She says her parents fled Congo under Mobutu’s Marxist/communist regime; she describes poverty and her grandfather’s alleged assassination for opposing a prime minister.
Key claims
media “crops” footage to frame patriots; BLM is portrayed as Marxist, profit-driven, and hypocritical; “real neo-Nazis” are claimed to be on the left; mass migration causes increased crime and unequal sentences (e.g., a kidnapping case said to match Lucy Connolly’s 31/32-month sentence); hotels for asylum seekers should house veterans instead.
Notable examples
Tommy Robinson rally; Armistice Day Cenotaph incident; Southport and alleged machete incidents; Britannia Hotel protests; “Southport two-tier policing”; Libya slave trade claim; BLM founders living in mansions; “Unite the Kingdom” event.
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Chapters
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0:55 to 2:01
Discussion about societal issues in Britain and personal experiences.
“Do you know who should be in those hotels?”
Motivation Behind Speaking Out
2:29 to 4:14
Exploration of the reasons for public speaking at rallies and national identity.
“Yeah, well, the last time I saw you, I introduced you to the stage at the demonstration in London outside Whitehall, the Free Speech Festival.”
Media Impact on Perception
4:15 to 6:24
Analysis of how media portrayal affects public perception and activism.
“There's a few little divides, cultural, race, class, but why do you think, say, for example, the black community a little bit subdued when it comes to speaking out like you did.”
Independent vs. Mainstream Journalism
6:25 to 7:59
Contrast between independent journalism and mainstream media narratives.
“And it has everything to do with just uniting the kingdom under one flag, which is the British flag.”
Cultural Double Standards
8:00 to 10:13
Discussion on cultural biases and treatment of different communities in society.
“because you know what they're like at these demos.”
Parallels Between Historical Regimes and Current Events
10:14 to 14:01
Linking past communist regimes to current societal trends in the UK.
“And he says, can you go and put that back inside, please?”
Reflections on Communism and Family History
14:01 to 16:47
Exploring personal stories of family experiences under communism and the resulting gratitude for life in the UK.
“So everything that happened in Africa in the 60s is completely parallel to what's happening here in the UK.”
The British Dream and Hard Work
16:48 to 18:27
Discussing the journey of the speaker's father from a bin man to a doctor, illustrating the value of hard work in the UK.
“The other patriots are all patriots because they understand just how dangerous communism and a lack of free speech can be towards a civilised society.”
Concerns About Current Immigration Practices
18:28 to 21:14
Sharing experiences from working in an immigration center and expressing concerns about lack of integration and the two-tier system for migrants.
“People are always telling me, you're a black person.”
The Dangers of Mass Migration
21:15 to 23:00
Addressing the impact of mass migration on culture, safety, and societal values in the UK.
“Why are they getting so much money in their pockets for essentially doing nothing?”
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Cultural Integration and Concerns
23:55 to 28:00
Discussing the importance of cultural beliefs and integration in light of mass migration, alongside recent societal issues.
“Talk to me about your cultural beliefs Your alignments Yeah, what you think's acceptable How do you deem females in this country?”
Concerns About Mass Migration and Crime
28:00 to 31:17
Discussing the impact of mass migration on local communities and crime rates associated with housing migrants in hotels.
“Because when I see, so we've got all these hotel protests at the moment.”
Critique of the Black Lives Matter Movement
31:17 to 37:17
Analyzing the Black Lives Matter movement's impact and its perceived shortcomings regarding real issues facing the black community.
“That's what I feel like doing, going to one of these protests, which I will, and just say, you know, you're standing up to racism.”
The Real Neo-Nazis and Ideological Conflicts
37:17 to 42:00
Exploring the concept of neo-Nazism in contemporary society and discussing ideological conflicts surrounding racism and migration.
“Because the left are sort of mindfucking and saying, And no, they do.”
Cultural Problems and Ideologies
42:00 to 43:00
Discusses the ideological issues and cultural problems stemming from immigration.
“They don't want you and me sitting here because we've got different skin colours.”
Compatibility of Islam with Western Values
43:32 to 46:38
Examines whether Islam is compatible with Western values and culture.
“Not only that, is Christianity compatible with the UAE?”
Grooming Gangs and Cultural Silence
46:38 to 48:00
Discusses the issue of grooming gangs in the UK and cultural silence around it.
“this and racism, that the people who are really experiencing racism is the English.”
The Role of the Muslim Community in Addressing Issues
48:00 to 52:28
Encourages the Muslim community to speak out against injustices associated with their culture.
“Now, you mentioned that Islam is, you know, you compared a fish being able to ride a bike when I asked if it was compatible with the West.”
Critique of Sadiq Khan and His Leadership
52:28 to 56:00
Critically analyzes Sadiq Khan's performance as mayor regarding grooming gangs and cultural values.
“We wouldn't hate it, but it's the fact that they're silent.”
Discussing Black-on-Black Knife Crime
56:00 to 59:19
Exploration of the cultural factors contributing to black-on-black crime in London.
“or anything like that, but he's parading with them.”
The Role of Christianity in Society
59:20 to 1:02:08
A discussion on how Christianity shapes British values and governance.
“And I hope people take it the right way when I bring these subjects up because I know that if you're white and you talk about black crime, you get lambasted, you're damned if you do and you're damned if you don't.”
Cultural Christianity and Personal Beliefs
1:02:09 to 1:05:29
A dialogue on the nuances of cultural Christianity and the implications of belief.
“And it's funny, like there should be, there is an exchange of value across the board, like just on a spiritual level.”
Urgent Call for Action in the UK
1:05:30 to 1:08:23
A passionate appeal for unity among Christians to uphold Western values.
“I don't believe anyone has ever risen from the dead.”
Transcript
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1:19They keep importing people who have never even come close to civilised society. 32 months for kidnapping a child. Guess who also got the same sentence? Lucy Connolly. There's no denying that there is an attack on white people. the founders of Black Lives Matter, they're all living in mansions. It had nothing to do with black lives because if they really cared about black lives, they will tackle knife crime, drug crime, black and black crime. If you pronounce someone's name wrong, there's a problem. If a young girl wears a Union Jack dress to multicultural days, she's getting kicked out of school.
1:48And in the same breath, we talk about equality. What suffering do you think comes with mass migration?
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2:33Yeah, well, the last time I saw you, I introduced you to the stage at the demonstration in London outside Whitehall, the Free Speech Festival. And now this is going to upset a few other guest speakers. And I speak on behalf of me and my cousin that were there. You was our favourite. Really? It was a very, very good speech. And I believe you was only asked 24 hours before. Yes. So what motivated you or inspired you or what compelled you to get up on a stage in front of 100 ,000 people and speak at a Tommy Robinson rally? Well, first and foremost is because the country's at stake. Like I said in my speech, the country that my parents escaped to is turning into the country that my parents escaped from.
3:15And not a lot of people are realising this. Marxism is being, you know, put into this country. Communism is being put into this country. Islamism. And then you have the ABCD LGBTQ mafia. and obviously I'm passionate about preserving British and Western values. Not only that, it was very important for me as a black woman as well to be on there. I hate to use the term a black woman, but you'll be surprised how many ethnic minorities share the same views as people who come to these rallies, but they're scared to show it or they're scared to say it. So me coming on there 24 hours prior was basically me telling people, hey, you don't need to be afraid.
3:50We all share the same views and it's not about dividing each other. is about uniting the kingdom. And again, I think the last reason why I did it is because I'm so tired of people coming to this country and then being ungrateful. I'm born and raised here, so the UK is all I know. And I had to make a very, very strong stance that you should either support the country you live in or live in the country that you support. Sort of, we're on a bit of a knife's edge out there. There's a few little divides, cultural, race, class, but why do you think, say, for example, the black community a little bit subdued when it comes to speaking out like you did.
4:27Do they get backlash? Yeah, they do. First and foremost is the backlash. Sorry, nobody wants to be called an Uncle Tom or Coon or Coconut. I think people are just afraid of people's opinions, but I've never cared too much about what people have to say. The second reason is, of course, the media. It's so shocking to me how my first time ever going to this event, it was the Unite the Kingdom event. The way people are so warm, the way people are so friendly, the way people are so kind and when you hear people's stories for example I met this one man he was telling me how his job was basically to protect children from groomers and mind you it wasn't just Pakistani grooming gangs it was Englishmen as well this is a white Englishman protecting young girls from groomers white black Bangladeshi whatever and this man was arrested so you go to these events and you hear these very passionate and sad stories but then when you look on the media is like far right event, racist event, fascist event.
5:20So of course, because people have been brainwashed by the media to believe that the media is a form of truth, they now believe that these events promote fascism. And all it takes is just listening to one speech to understand that this has nothing to do with race and has everything to do with uniting the kingdom. And what's so fascinating to me, especially for the black community, is that we, our values, for example, Africans and Caribbeans is more closer to English culture than any other culture. But yet we're the one culture that doesn't want to support the English or doesn't want to stand beside it.
5:48For example, most black people, we believe in Christianity, we believe in Jesus. So do English people, we believe in conservatism. So do English people, we believe in traditionalism. So do English people, we believe in freedom and democracy. So do English people. But yet we've decided to back a community that is the complete juxtaposition of our beliefs, because on the media, it said that Tommy Robinson's a far right. Where's the proof? What did Tommy Robinson say that was far right, that was fascist, that was racist? I want to see it. So I think the media has become the new god for people. Whatever the media says or whatever the blog says is the truth.
6:24And I highly advise people to just listen, listen to one speech and you'll realise it has nothing to do with race or fascism. And it has everything to do with just uniting the kingdom under one flag, which is the British flag. Yeah, and there's a good battle at the moment between independent journalism and mainstream journalism. And they're very, very different because independent journalists, they can't really be biased. If they're somewhere with their camera and they capture the moment, you can't really put a spin on it. You get the big mainstream media outlets and they've got multiple cameras.
6:55Then they can switch and crop and edit and portray a completely different picture. We actually had it Armistice Day two years ago. I've never mentioned this either. I lost the biggest security contract that I've ever had. And it really set me back. No problem. I'll keep on trucking and I certainly won't. They won't silence me through fear of financial loss. It's like, well, I'll just make it work. But we went to Armistice Day, London, at the Cenotaph, paid two minutes silence. And from the Cenotaph, immediately we walked straight to a cab. We was on the streets for maybe two minutes max in a cab.
7:31And then by the time we're an hour away in a restaurant eating our lunch, it's all on the news that, you know, there's been a bit of trouble there. The police were bottlenecking patriots in. They were provoking. There was agitators there. And there was a little bit of rough and tumble. Nothing over the top. But the media made sure they caught the worst bits. And you know what they've done? The news, every mainstream media news outlet captured me, Tommy, two other people walking towards them. because you know what they're like at these demos. They line up and they're all trying to capture something.
8:04And we just walked, got in a cab and went. But what they've done is they filmed us walking, cut before we got in the cab, and then they cut straight to the trouble. Wow. Trying to associate us with the trouble. And it couldn't have been further from the truth. It was the police that provoked the trouble. Then they cropped it to make it look like we were the instigators. That was on the Saturday. on the Monday, I got an email from a college that I was doing. And you know how woke the education system is saying, we've decided to change our security procedure and we're going to go in-house. Now, before that Saturday, I was the best thing since sliced bread and we couldn't do a thing wrong and we changed the whole safety net around.
8:47So I think the mainstream media are hell-bent on destroying anyone that speaks against the narrative and the woke mind virus and whatever sick agenda they've got going on. So I'm thrilled when I see people like you, because your channel is, you are an independent journalist, aren't you? Yeah, yeah, yeah. And what's so fascinating about your story is that I get a lot of hate, especially from the neo-Nazis. So I have people under like my Twitter and my YouTube saying, you will never be white, you will never be British, you don't belong here, get out of the country, coconut this, proper racial slurs.
9:19And I'm thinking to myself, but why aren't they branded as the racist? Why aren't they branded as the fascists? It makes no sense. There's real neo-Nazi racists out there who genuinely hate me for my skin colour. But the people that they attack are the people who expose grooming, the people who want to preserve their English culture, the people who want to preserve freedom of speech. So it was so clear that they are trying to attack everything that makes this country good and basically flip this country upside down because it makes no sense. And what you said was the same thing that happened with Southport.
9:47Didn't we see so many Islamists running around with knives, attacking people? We saw videos of white men literally being kicked down on the streets And being stumped by 20 men Nobody said anything They did not show that in the media once So there's no denying that there is an attack on white people And as a Christian, I do not tolerate that at all I genuinely do believe that each and every individual is equal And I think as a Christian, especially us We should be the loudest when it comes to defending this injustice And this two-tier system against white people especially considering the fact that you guys have been so welcoming and you guys have invited many cultures and leave very peacefully with many of us but it's almost like we've slapped you guys in the face and we're not defending you guys and I just find that to be so disgusting and unfair it's funny you mentioned the whole Southport two-tier policing do you remember there was I don't remember what mosque it was but there must have been maybe 20 Muslims come out armed to the teeth with machetes and lumps of wood and it's caught on camera so it's irrefutable and a police officer has gone to this gang of Muslim men that are holding really dangerous weapons in their hands, murder weapons.
10:55And he says, can you go and put that back inside, please? Not you're under arrest for carrying a deadly weapon. Can you just go and put them inside? Now, could you imagine if that was, I don't know, a right of centre protest, be it peaceful, and one person was holding something that could remotely cause damage and harm to somebody, immediate arrest. and there's just no, there's no two ways about that. They were arresting elderly women. They're arresting grannies. The people holding knives, they're kindly telling them, can you please put the knife down? This country is an absolute disgrace and they're so ashamed because what's happening is exactly what my parents were escaping.
11:34You know, just this two-tier system that is against the actual people and supporting the people that are trying to destruct this country is absolutely insane. Where did your parents escape? Where were they from and what was the regime there? Yeah, so they were from Congo and they were under the regime of Mobutu. Yeah. And that was basically a communist Marxist regime, just like most African countries after colonialism. Most African countries, I guess they were being a bit petty and they decided to follow the socialist route of doing things, which is more Russia, communism and that. So, yeah, that's where they come from.
12:11And what have you learned from your parents growing up in a communist society? Yeah. Well, first and foremost, my parents always tell me that what's going on here in the UK is parallel to what was going on to Africa in the 60s. So every communist playbook works like this. First and foremost, you have to censor the media. OK, control the media, make sure the media is always in favour of the establishment running the country. And we saw that in Congo. We saw that in Zimbabwe. The first thing that the second thing that you do is you censor speech. So anyone who speaks out against the government immediately gets arrested or sometimes even a saturday.
12:48Does that sound familiar? That's happening right now. You're seeing people being arrested over tweets. And this is what happened in the 60s. And yet it's happening right now in the UK. The third thing that they do is they centralise the government. So now the government is in control of everything, in control of politics, in control of the health care, in control of your money and your taxes. The exact same thing that's happening here in the UK. The government wants to control every single aspect of our life. We saw it with COVID trying to force this jab down our throats and not giving us any information on the pros and the cons and how many people were affected due to this jab.
13:21And then the last thing that they do is they basically create a scapegoat. So, for example, in Zimbabwe during the 80s, I believe his name was Mungabe. Him and his cronies started this movement basically telling the Zimbabwe people that I'm not your enemy. Your enemy is the white farmers. The white farmers are your enemies. You need to go to attack them. The land that they are running, it's yours. And you need to go, you know, take what's yours. It's the same thing that's happening today in the UK. And South Africa. And South Africa. They are telling us ethnic minorities that your problem isn't the establishment.
13:55Your problem is Johnny, who just walks his dog on a Friday and wants to go to the pub on a Saturday. How does that make sense? So everything that happened in Africa in the 60s is completely parallel to what's happening here in the UK. And my parents are always telling me this. And from young, obviously, they found it very difficult growing up in communist Congo. For example, I even read a statistic that said in Zimbabwe, inflation was 200 percent and unemployment was 80 percent. Can you imagine? And this is what happens under communism. Communism doesn't work anywhere, but yet they're trying to implement it here.
14:28So from that, I went seeing the parallels. I realized that, wow, communism is actually being pushed into this country and pushed down our throats. And that's why I speak so much against the establishment, because I feel like communism doesn't work anywhere in the world, whether it's Africa, whether it's Asia, whether it's Russia, it's never worked. It always leads to mass destruction. It always leads to lack of freedom and always leads to a high number of deaths. I was going to say, what chaos, destruction and violence did your parents have to endure if they was in the midst of the whole communist takeover?
15:03Because wherever there's communism, there's violence. Yeah, so my parents, I don't think they experienced violence, but they did experience a lot of poverty as well. For example, they had to go out and like sell cakes on the streets. But even just to sell cakes on the streets, you had all these police markets around monitoring you and how much you're selling. And when you compare that to here in the UK, I can just set up a Shopify account and make money just like that. My dad's dad, he was actually assassinated because he was against the prime minister at the time. So as you can imagine, imagine you're an eight-year-old boy, you're a nine-year-old boy Your dad's been assassinated And obviously how it used to work in Congo is that if the father dies The family goes into the hand of the father side of the family So he didn't see his mum for about 30 years, okay Because he went to his father side of the family And with that he just experienced a lot of extreme poverty But he came to the UK and the UK gave him everything The UK gave him this utopian free healthcare You know, you can make money off of your own work ethic And now we've benefited from the UK And, you know, all the privileges that comes with being here So from a young age, they've always taught us to be very, very grateful for what we have Because our, you know, future would have been a lot different Wow, your granddad was assassinated for speaking against the establishment Yes, yes I suppose you didn't meet him Yeah, I never met him I only have like one photo of him And it's like, in the photo you see him lying on his deathbed and there's like his eye is completely gone because the gun went right through the back of his head to his ear.
16:35So you can imagine how traumatic that would be for a child at the time. And then you can also imagine how grateful my dad must be for the country. So if you think I'm a patriot, wait until you meet my parents. The other patriots are all patriots because they understand just how dangerous communism and a lack of free speech can be towards a civilised society. So they come over to the UK and when did they give birth to you? Maybe two years after, so I was born in 1999, yeah And my mum actually, my dad came to the country first, worked for four years He started as a bin man, now he's a doctor, God bless him What a journey Yeah, what a journey, can you imagine?
17:16Wow, that's brilliant That's what you call working hard, that's what you call the British dream You know, you work from the ground up, you educate yourself From a young age, all I've ever known was my dad studying, studying, studying learning new languages going to university he's completed one degree he's doing his master's degree like he really made the most of this country and when you compare that to migrants just coming in and earning$1 ,000 a month for simply just you know coming on a dinghy it's actually unfair to the immigrants that first came here and worked hard Oh completely Exactly So when people tell me you're a black woman and why are you speaking about immigration this is unfair to my parents how is it my parents had to work as a my dad had to work as a cleaner first to work his way up to a doctor for what 10, 15 years and a migrant just comes in and he's earning almost the same amount as my dad for simply just being a migrant.
18:01It makes no sense. And my mum waited for my dad for four years. So you can imagine that's a proper love story. And yeah, and then they had me probably four years after. Well, I mean, that is what you call coming over and contributing. And if migrants could inherit that attitude, there wouldn't be this problem now. But it is subtle madness. And talking of migration, didn't you work in an immigration centre? Yeah, so I... So you've seen things that... that I would never understand until now. Yes, yes, yes. What do I need to know? This is another thing. People are always telling me, you're a black person.
18:33How are you speaking about migrations? Because I've worked in the industry and I know exactly how it works. So prior to me working in this job, I had quite a leftist mindset or viewpoint of migration, not because of my parents, but because I was raised in these communist boot camps that we call schools. And they always told us migration is good, you know, multiculturalism, diversity is our strength is all good. So I just thought maybe it is good until I got this job. And I would say the yellow flag that was a bit strange to me was the fact that where these people were actually coming from. So my idea was I always thought like 80 % of migrants were coming from Africa and the other percentage are coming from Europe.
19:12So I always thought there would be Romanians, Albanians. But going into this job, I realised that a good 80 % of them were coming from Middle Eastern countries. So it was Syria, Afghanistan, Eritrea and Ethiopia. So I thought to myself, how are these people making this journey? How is it possible that these people are coming in the millions? I mean, for every 10 people that were there, all nine of those people were from those four countries, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Syria and Afghanistan. How are the millions of people making that journey safely? That does not make sense. Somebody must be importing them here because you can't make that journey through an ocean safely in the millions.
19:50The second thing I would say was an amber flag was the lack of integration as well. You will see thousands of cases of people, they've been in the country 20 years, they haven't learned English. They've been in the country 10 years, they've never worked. They've been in the country seven years and they don't even care to learn how to conduct a conversation. And when we will try to encourage them to learn English or to get a job, they have zero to no interest. So I thought to myself, what is going on here? If you've come from a war-torn country like my dad I'm sure you would be studying 24-7 and making the most of the opportunities that you didn't have back home and then I would say what the red flag to me was was just the two-tier system the fact that for example I saw an image of a foreigner literally in broad daylight kidnapping a child I'm pretty sure you've seen it was at a train station he had no consideration of CCTV he had no consideration of whether there was a police around him or parents around him forcefully trying to grab a child.
20:46Now that person got 32 months for kidnapping a child. Guess who also got the same sentence? Lucy Connolly, 31 months. Hold on. So you think to yourself, what is going on here? And I see these cases all the time where you see these migrants creating some of the most heinous crimes and they literally just get a slap on the wrist. So I said, something is wrong here. And what was like, I would say the black flag for me was realising that anyone who had the same concerns as me thought to myself, where are these people coming from? Why are they not integrating? Why are they getting so much money in their pockets for essentially doing nothing?
21:22Why are they committing these crimes and why are they having no punishments? They're silenced. They're called fascists. They're called racists. Katie Hopkins, she was on top of the world at one point. She pretty much ruled British media. The minute she said the same questions as I did, she got everything taken away from her. so from that moment I realized something is going on here something is not making sense I know this is deeper than just race and being black and white I've been taught since young multiculturalism and diversity is our strength but I was also taught that good is good and wrong is wrong and what's happening in this country is that we're having an imbalance the foreigners are being treated better than the actual citizens for example what we're seeing the Britannia hotel why are these people in a five-star hotel.
22:06Do you know who should be in those hotels? The veterans. The veterans that bled blood for this country. They're sleeping on the streets right now. I saw an article where 20 veterans were evicted from their homes with no support. But yet these foreigners, they just get a free home, free housing, just like that for simply being an asylum seeker. It makes zero to no sense. So that's where my awakening of mass migration and how harmful it has been to this country started. And let me just repeat, I have no problem with migration. You know, my parents are migrants, well, first-generation migrants, but I have a problem with mass migration, just pouring in people into the country, not even checking their backgrounds, not checking their beliefs.
22:45We're just importing people in the millions, and that's very, very dangerous. Not even checking their culture or their beliefs or their religions. Do they even like Western values? That is very, very dangerous. A country is not a country without borders. FX's American Horror Story returns for an unrivaled 13th installment with the iconic horrors you love to fear and an all-star cast reprising fan-favorite roles. Light your candles, draw your pentagrams, and prepare for a supreme surprise. FX's American Horror Story 13. Now streaming on Hulu.
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24:08All these important questions Should be simple stuff And we're just putting our women and children In grave danger What suffering do you think comes with mass migration? Well, the first suffering that comes with mass migration Is an eradication of culture in this case in the UK we're eradicating English culture now how communism and Marxism works is that in order for it to work you have to almost create an even playing field get rid of cultures get rid of religion get rid of languages and just create this even playing field because if people are not influenced by culture and religion and traditions they're more easily manipulated so that's what's happening we're basically eradicating the second thing that happens is becomes more dangerous, like you said, we need to start asking simple questions.
24:53What do you believe about consent? What do you believe about freedom of speech? What do you believe about criticising your religion or even having questions? If a person does not share those same values, it's not going to work, do you understand? And this is the dangers of this term called multiculturalism. We're so obsessed with this idea of making the country look diverse and we shouldn't be obsessing over multiculturalism, we should be obsessing over unity. The reason why China has been able to do so well is because they were unified over under one tradition, one culture, one language. The same thing with the UAE.
25:26The UAE was a desert before that, but the reason why it's been able to thrive is because they're all unified off of one religion, one culture. Do you understand? And us here in the UK, we don't have that. So that's why it's becoming more dangerous because we're allowing ideologies that are incompatible with what we've known for all our lives. And that is what's leading to all these heinous acts that we keep seeing all of our social media pages. And you notice places like Dubai, Muscat, Abu Dhabi, they're not taking in the kind of people that you saw when you was working in the immigration office.
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26:00Like we're not getting the best people. We're getting the worst people coming over here because nobody else will take them, even people with the same religious beliefs. It's like, well, we know how far you can take things and how dangerous you can be. So not for us, thanks. I mean, that should tell us everything we need to know. So if their own people aren't taking them in, that is a solid sign that they are the dregs of their own society. And if they're not taking them, why on earth are we? Exactly. And that's the thing that people don't understand is that the UK has become the dumping ground.
26:30People don't understand that this country has literally become the dumping ground for all the people that they do not want in their country. And what I realise is that they keep importing people who have never even come close to civilised society. The reason why people think this is okay and why you see all this stand up to racism rallies standing outside saying refugees are welcoming, refugees are welcoming, is because they're obsessed with this idea of equality. Now, let me make something very clear. Everybody's equal, but cultures are not equal. Cultures are not equal. Not every culture is the same.
27:01Some cultures are better than others. And in this case, the West is the best. It always has been the best. Wherever you go and you see a country implementing Western values, it always succeeds. for example Singapore. Singapore was one of the only countries who didn't follow the communist and socialist way of ruling their country. They followed the capitalist way of doing the country the way the UK did. They have a higher GDPR than the UK right now as we speak and this was an ex colony. If you plan to raise your children here, if you plan to live in this country, if you plan to be educated in this country, whether you're black, white, English, doesn't it worry you that this country is mass importing people who are uncivilized, who don't care about consent, You can just grab a child in broad daylight and just try to assault them or kidnap them.
27:47That should scare you. So this is why I always try to emphasise on my channel that this is not a race issue. This mass migration issue does not just affect white people. It affects all people. So do you think we're in a race war or is that just some made up thing by the left that stand that demonstrations with stand up to racism? Because when I see, so we've got all these hotel protests at the moment. I think people are now waking up, even in little pocket towns, not just major cities, and, you know, concerned family members, parents, you know, they're taking their children. They're like actual little communities in pocket towns are now like saying we can see the problems that come with mass migration, housing people in hotels with no background checks whatsoever.
28:22And also the stats don't lie. You know, the rape, the violence, the crime skyrockets around these hotels. And it's been linked back directly to the hotels that are housing these migrants. They're the guilty members. People have had enough. and when I see counter protesters turn up with stand up to racism placards, I'm thinking, am I missing something? Like what racism? No one's protesting outside a hotel because they object to anyone's skin colour. It's the crimes they're committing and we don't know who the hell they are. It's a message to the government. We will not be silenced anymore. We won't be sitting on our couch just like nodding blindly while you spout your crap on the BBC and Channel 4 that, you know, everything's fine because we now know it isn't fine because of independent journalism.
29:06So are we in a race war? Have you ever noticed that a lot of these people at these stand up to races and rallies are always white people with purple pixie cuts, hairstyles? They're never really ethnic minorities. You never see migrants there. You never see Caribbeans, Africans, Asians. They're always white people. Surely if the country was a racist country, you would see black people, Asian people, Caribbean people holding up these signs. So this racist boogeyman that they've made up in their minds doesn't exist Because if it did exist, you would see them there And I remember I was even at one of these rallies and I asked them Wait, how come there's more white people there?
29:39And they said, oh, it's because the black people are scared They're very scared that if they come out, they might attack them And I looked to my right and I saw so many black people And that's another thing people don't understand Is that the right is growing in terms of ethnicity Black people joining the movement, Asian people joining the movement They weren't getting attacked They weren't getting attacked The people that's actually getting attacked are the people that disagree with the left. The minute you disagree with the left, they want to spit on you. They want to kick you. They say, I don't even want to talk to you.
30:06And for example, when I was asking questions, I'm like, hi, can I interview you? What for? But when you go to the right and say, hi, can I interview you? Yeah, sure. Why? Because they're confident in the ideas. So this facade about there being a racist boogeyman, you know, trying to harm people of color in this country is absolutely ridiculous. And I find it so interesting that the left is always talking about this ghost called racism here in the UK. But they never talk about the racism that's going on in other countries. Right now in Libya, Libya is currently holding an African slave trade. This community of people that are always talking about slavery, this and slavery, that bit.
30:39They're very silent when it comes to the Libyan slave trade that's happening right now as we speak. They are rounding up Africans, whipping them and treating them as slaves. This is the modern day Atlantic slave trade, but they're silent on that. But, oh, this country is racist because they didn't pronounce my name correctly. And they didn't say, like, shut up. There's no racism in this country. If it was, you would have been left. And it was us that put an end to slavery. Exactly. But no one wants to talk about that. But people on the left still want to punish us for slavery like centuries ago.
31:09It's actually happening now in real time in Libya. That's where you need your attention. If you're really bothered about it. If you really, truly, if it really, truly upsets you that there's human slavery out there and you do want to stand up to racism, then you're sort of looking at the wrong people because people on the right, they're also standing up to racism. That's what I feel like doing, going to one of these protests, which I will, and just say, you know, you're standing up to racism. Well, so are they. But that's not what today's about. You're in the wrong place at the wrong time. And it's interesting As a black woman You go up to these people On the left That are meant to be Standing up to racism And they reject Your questions It's like You should have said Was it because I'm black One person I remember I was at One person even tried To call the police on me She said Why are you asking me these They get so angry They get so bubbled up And the interesting thing Is when you ask them Truly what are you doing here They could barely Even answer the question One person told me Oh the right are racist Because they are waving The English flag So the English flag has now become a racist flag If it's a racist flag, why are you here?
32:13Get out, pack your bags and leave You don't have to be here if the country is racist But the reason why you are here is because you know there's no racism in this country You're just doing this because you want to feel some sense of superiority Like, oh my gosh, I'm so high and mighty because I'm standing up for something You're standing up to a ghost You're standing up to something that doesn't exist Yeah, find something else to stand up to That's funny, yeah Yeah, going to a country where the national flag, according to them, represents racism. But you're still here. And what's so interesting is that white people, they're not holding a book that believes that black people are slaves.
32:46So sorry to say this, but I have to tell the truth. But in Islam, you know, it's black people can be held as slaves. Apparently, I may be wrong. Correct me if I'm wrong. But somewhere in the Quran, it says that black people are equivalent to dogs. White people don't hold books saying that black people are equivalent to dogs. So it's like they're always focusing on their attention on the wrong people and the wrong community. And it just goes to show their delusions. I can't even make sense of it. Now, what did you... So when the BLM riots were all rolling out, I mean, as far as I... Obviously, black lives do matter, as do everyone else's lives matter.
33:22And obviously, it was a spin-off from the George Floyd... I don't even know what you would call it. Murder. I mean, it was accidental, weren't it? I would certainly say. But when the streets went wild and the black community merged and there was BLM in the streets shouting, forming militias, what was your take on that? Because when I looked at the BLM website, it struck me like it was a Marxist movement that was using the black community to exploit them to further their agenda. And they wanted to basically nuke the family unit, defund the police. And I'm thinking, is this really about black lives?
33:59Because if it was about black lives, I'd probably be into it because I don't want to see anybody segregated for the colour of their skin. So what was your take on BLM? Yeah. When I initially saw it, just like everyone else in the world, because it started off with George Floyd, I was a bit like traumatised. Like, how can they just step on somebody's neck? When I saw the country and people in the West, black people in the West gathering together saying black lives matter, black lives matter this. OK, black lives matter. But if black lives matter, why don't you guys try to put an end to hip hop music?
34:29Hip-hop music is what's promoting this death and corruption, knife crime here in the UK, gun crime here in America. If Black Lives Matter, why are black women making up the high majority of abortions? Do you understand? So the Black Lives Matter movement is kind of like the leftist movement in the sense that they focus on these very minute situations rather than focus on the actual reasons to why you're seeing black lives committed. Not only that, but there was more research done on Joy Floyd's murder. and this guy, he was a terrorist basically. He beat up a pregnant woman. He was on drugs. And even when he was saying, oh, I need my mama, something like that, like I need my mama, he was referring to his white girlfriend.
35:11His girlfriend was white. But yeah, he was a victim. Like it makes no sense. So I feel like the Black Lives Matter movement and even when you look at it spiritually, and this is another thing, people need to understand that everything starts in the spiritual realm and it manifests into the physical realm. The Black Lives Matter leaders, they partake in witchcraft. You're probably thinking that's crazy, but yeah, they do partake in African witchcraft, Yoruba witchcraft. So when these people were chanting, I can't breathe, I can't breathe, they were actually trying to raise up the ancestors, something like that.
35:44So it had nothing to do with black lives because if they really cared about black lives, they will tackle knife crime, they will tackle drug crime, they will tackle black and black crime, they will try to fix broken black families. You know, the amount of black men who just walk away from their children is unimaginable. The minute you break apart a family, you've given your child a pretty low start at life. And it just had everything to do with profit. And the most amazing part about it was the fact that many of these people and the founders of Black Lives Matter, they're all living in mansions.
36:14None of the money, even here in the UK. I remember when the Peckham protest situation happened, the Black Lives Matter upgrade. They was out there trying to act all, you know, like they were heroes only for months later it came out that one of the Black Lives Matter founders was spending money for the trips in Dubai. Trips in Dubai. When I could have gone to the black kids who don't have fathers in their home or can't afford food or can't afford water or whatever the issue might be. So it was just a facade, it was just a money grab and that's just how Marxism works. Like I said back in Zanzibar, what did they do?
36:47They create a scapegoat, blame the white man, blame this person but they never actually get to the root of the issue. And we have so many issues in the black community outside of just a white man. They should have called it BLG, the Black Lives Griff. Literally, they should have just called it that. But I do think, I did think it was communists gaslighting the black community into thinking that people were against them. But that just created such a wild, it was a wild ride. Because you've got people saying, we've got nothing against black people. And the black people are saying, well, yes, you have.
37:17Because the left are sort of mindfucking and saying, And no, they do. They hate you. And then it's like, well, how do you put a lid on that? Because once it gets out of control like it did, it's very hard to sort of restore normality and sanity. I think the worst thing was seeing white people get down on their knees and apologising. Listen, I love white people, but some of the left, this white people, they're just absolute lunatics. Why are you apologising for something you've never done? You was never a slave owner. OK, if you go back to their ancestors, their ancestors were probably never slave owners.
37:49So why are you apologising? So I think BLM kind of shook up the world because I don't know about you, but prior to that, everyone was kind of peaceful. We all got along well. We got along so well that sometimes we can even make racial jokes about each other. But now everything is extra sensitive and you can't do this and you can't do that. And that's all due to BLM and obviously the witchcraft that took place behind that. I remember talking about we could crack jokes about each other. So one of my favourite comedians, well, two actually, funny enough, both black men, Richard Pryor and Eddie Murphy.
38:20I mean, I used to watch Eddie Murphy on repeat, raw and delirious, don't know whether you've seen it or you haven't. But one of my favourite sketches from Eddie Murphy was when he would imitate and take the raw piss out of the white man. He would stiff and tighten his bum cheeks and he would pull off the white voice really well. And I used to sort of watch it. I was fascinated how he managed all the little nuances of the white people. And it was right. Like sort of black American dude, they're cool. Like he's obviously insinuating that they're well hung and they can fuck women better than we can.
38:52And they can sing and dance better than us. And sort of we don't really know what we're doing. But I just appreciated his observations and found it really funny. And not once did I think, fuck you, Eddie, you're racist. I just thought, well, he's spotted the differences and he's seen the funny side of it. Yeah, everything has become so sensitive. Like even with the Sydney Sweeney ad, she's a sexy woman, Sydney Sweeney, very attractive. But it's the fact that they called her neo-Nazi because she said, my genes are great. I'm just like, what has happened to the world that we can't even make jokes or a white woman can't even confidently be proud of her genes?
39:28And mind you, she probably wasn't even talking about her ancestors or her Aries race. She was probably just talking about her mum and her dad. So I just feel like the BLM movement basically kind of took the fun out of the world. There was a time where we could make jokes. I went to a very multicultural school and you would always make jokes. You had the black people making fun of the Arabs, the Arabs making fun of the whites, the whites making fun of the black. And it was just harmless. But now everything is extra sensitive. If you pronounce someone's name wrong, there's a problem. If a white woman says she's confident in herself, there's a problem.
39:58If a young girl wears a Union Jack dress to multicultural days, she's getting kicked out of school. What is this? And in the same breath, we talk about equality. We talk about equality, but we truly don't allow people to be equal. And heaven forbid you misgender someone. Oh God, don't even get me started on that Then the fan really does get plastered in shit Don't get me started on that It's insane Who are the real neo-Nazis, do you think, in the UK? The left They are the real neo-Nazis The reason why they're neo-Nazis is because they don't believe in They accuse people of the exact same thing that they are doing So for example, I went to the Britannia Hotel And I asked one of these lefties He had a purple pixie haircut why do you think these people are racist?
40:43And he said these people are racist because they keep assuming that every migrant is a rapist or every migrant is a sexual deviant. And I said, but you're doing the same thing right now. You're accusing all of these people for being fascists and neo-Nazis for simply waving a flag and defending a child that was assaulted. And they were silenced. So the real neo-Nazis are, of course, the left. And obviously you do have real neo-Nazis who are clearly racist online. They want an all-white Britain. They wouldn't even sit across the table from me. But they never get branded as racist. They never get sent into solitary confinement.
41:17They're given zero to no media attention. Whereas Tommy Robinson, who has clearly spent his lifetime just defending children from being raped and groomed and kidnapped, he's the one that's getting all this attention for being a racist. And yet there's no proof of him being racist. In fact, there's actual videos of him wearing T-shirts saying black and white unite. But they will never show that. It's absolutely insane. They will never show it. It's also very important for people listening and watching this to be acutely aware that the ethnics, the actual far right, the small percentage of people on the far right of politics in the UK that just want it to be an Aryan race, they hate people like me and you and Tommy because we're nowhere near right enough.
42:03They don't want you and me sitting here because we've got different skin colours. Like you and me are cool. It's like, well, fucking this makes no difference. We're trying to solve like a cultural problem here, an ideology. The brain rot that's setting in from people that are sort of pumping shit into our kids' minds and all sorts of, and, you know, the influx of Islam is a major, major lead concern. And Islam isn't a race. An idea isn't a race. Like ideologies and skin tones are completely different things. Do you think, do you think Islam is compatible with the West at all? Can a fish ride a bike?
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43:32Can a fish ride a bike? No, it's not. Not only that, is Christianity compatible with the UAE? No, it's not. UAE in total has less than 30 churches. It's not compatible with the West for the reason that, first of all, let me make something clear that can a Muslim and a Christian live together as neighbours and be peaceful? They can. I have Muslim friends. However, the ideologies in itself, whether it's the Bible and the Quran, they're two different things, two different things. One believes in women's rights, Another one doesn't believe in women's rights One believes in the age of consent Another one believes it's okay to marry a nine-year-old or six-year-old I don't know how old she was And Aisha didn't even have any babies So he probably messed her up One believes that of freedom of speech Another one believes that if you try to criticise someone You should be violently harmed and sometimes even killed One race, one religion, sorry, tries to evangelise people Meaning trying to convince people into the religion Whilst the other tries to force people into the religion So the reality is it's just not compatible The only time it's compatible is when one adjusts itself to the other If that makes sense For example, and this is where we kind of need to be careful And not generalise all Muslims There are Muslims out there who are very peaceful Who have contributed, who have assimilated very, very well But the reality is the reason why they've done that Is because they've adjusted themselves to English, British, Christian, conservative culture And then there's the same thing in the UAE you have Christians coming into the UAE.
44:59The reason why they all live in peacefully is they've adjusted to Muslim culture. The women are not wearing short skirts. The women are not dressing provocatively. They're not drinking. They've adjusted. So it only works when you adjust. But I find it so interesting how in the UAE, everyone has to adjust to Muslim culture. But here in the UK, there's no respect for British culture. There's no respect for English culture. There's no respect for Christian culture. I'm not sure if you've seen young Bob. This guy is getting hassled on the streets. This guy's getting egged in the face for preaching his own religion in his own land, in his own native land.
45:35And he's a very young man. And he's a very young man. And you're seeing 40 year olds snatching microphones from him. That's insane. And he's the youth that we need. Exactly. I love him. And it's so insane how every culture in the world is allowed to preserve their religion, is allowed to preserve their cultures and traditions, except English culture why is that there must be something very good there that you guys are so scared and so wary every time someone holds a union jack but i think the reason why they hate english culture because if you just look at the flag in itself it has one of the most important symbols which is the symbol of the cross you know the symbol of jesus christ and that's what they're trying to eradicate so i think the more people understand that everything is spiritual everything is a fight between good and evil um god and the devil um christ and satan the more people will understand that this is just more than just race.
46:23This is more than just Islam. This is a spiritual battle that's happening here in the country. And I think all Christians, regardless of what skin colour you are, need to wake up and also need to defend those who are victims of injustice. And in this case, it's white people. You know, I find it so interesting how we're always talking about racism, this and racism, that the people who are really experiencing racism is the English. They're the ones experiencing racism. The fact that a girl is being sent home from school from where in the Union, and Jack. People are being arrested for waving the English flag.
46:52So have you observed, have you noticed that there's an anti-white movement in the UK? There definitely is. Everything British. Because it would be very easy for you to ignore that because it doesn't really apply to you. But you've noticed. I've noticed it. And that's another thing. It does apply to me. OK, because this is the culture that my parents brought me up in. That's a good point. This is the culture. This is all I know. You know what I meant. Yeah, yeah, I understand what you meant. You could easily just think I'm not even going to take any notice of that. No, I could easily do that. But the thing is, it will affect me because it's bigger than just white people.
47:24It's the values that come with British English culture, freedom of speech, democracy, capitalism, rule of law, free markets. These are all things that I value and I love and that's slowly being eradicated. So this is where I kind of come in and I try to be as loud as I can to try to make people realise that it doesn't just affect white people, people of a white race. This is going to affect all of us the more we allow English and British culture to be eradicated. And what isn't part of British culture is forming a gang of men and targeting underage girls to sexually exploit, abuse and violently rape.
48:02Now, you mentioned that Islam is, you know, you compared a fish being able to ride a bike when I asked if it was compatible with the West. So, and it's a shame that we've got to put a caveat in, but just so people know that this isn't biased. This is just sort of broad thinking and speaking. So in the UK, and it would stand to reason because it's predominantly a white British country. So an independent paedophile that sits there scrolling the internet, looking at underage images and meeting young people or the uncle that sleeps with their underage niece. Most paedophiles in Britain independently are middle aged white men.
48:43I'm also a middle aged white man. And you'll notice that I'm not defending those because I'm the same age and skin colour as them. Scum, bits of shit. Let's get him in jail. Well, better still, let's reintroduce capital punishment and put an end to that so we can keep our children safe. Now, another irrefutable fact is that the main offenders of gangs, that's a collection of people getting together with the same mindset that it's OK to rape underage children. And they do it at the same time, pass them around like fucking pass the parcel, like a rugby ball. So what's your take on the whole grooming gang?
49:24I mean, it seems like an absurd question because obviously it's going to be frowned upon and you're going to be appalled and disgusted. But why do you think it grew to such a size? And it's still going on now because it's not been nipped in the bud. Why do you think it grew to such a size that it become industrial scale? And obviously people too scared to speak up about it out of fear of being called racist. but surely the preservation of our children outweighs someone thinking that you're a racist when you're not. What's your whole take on that? That is just me sort of ranting rather than asking a question, but you have a rant about it too.
49:57Yeah. Well, I think the reason why that's allowed to happen is because multiculturalism is our strength. That's the establishment's main concern, multiculturalism. We have to make the country look like multiculturalism is thriving even when young children are being assaulted. Now the second reason why I'm absolutely disgusted by that is not just the acts of these grooming gangs But it's the fact that our establishment is giving little to no punishment to these people And I even found out when I was even watching Ben Habib's interview with you That there's this Pakistani prisoner treaty Basically I think it was in 2018 Basically saying that the Pakistani government is allowing the UK to basically deport any Pakistani criminals back to their country if they would like.
50:43And yet our government hasn't evoked it once. They've never deported anyone. And there's thousands of men who have done this to young girls. So it just begs the question, what is going on in this country that our establishment is almost selling the souls of these young girls? And for what? And who is profiting from this? So I think it's absolutely disgusting. And on top of that, as a woman as well, I don't think people understand that your private parts, They're the most precious part of you And when someone comes and abuses that It stays with them forever Thank God I've never experienced that But I have had friends who have experienced that And they always tell me that They just can't get it out of their mind They can't get it out of their head For example, I had this one friend Anytime I would try to play a fight with her or hug her She would always flinch She was so tight It wasn't until she opened up to me And she told me she was assaulted And this was when she was, what, three years old?
51:35And she was 20 now And she just can't get over it She doesn't like the feeling of someone touching her. It's just an absolute violation. And the reason why this has been allowed to happen is because we keep mass importing people in the millions and we're not vetting them. We're not checking them. Like what has happened to this country and what has happened to humanity that our establishment is allowing it and people are being silent on it. Another thing I want to say is I urge the Muslim community to just say something. Please. Say something. Do you understand? Like when you guys sit there and stay quiet and even defend it, you make the religion look so bad.
52:12You make it look so bad. If more Muslim people came out and just said, you know what, this is disgusting. We don't agree with it. We wouldn't have such a like a disgrowing, you know, disgrowing hate. I wouldn't say hatred, but people despising. It's an epidemic. Yeah. We wouldn't hate it, but it's the fact that they're silent. Silence is compliance. Exactly. And the fact that they are allowing it. Why? Speak up and say, this is disgusting. This is not right. And then again, maybe the reason why they can't is because their prophet did it. You know, and this prophet of theirs is someone that they deem to be the most perfect person.
52:49And yet we keep importing this ideology. That is such a concern. Do you know who sickens me the most? Because he would have such a big influence over the Islamic community is Sadiq Khan himself. He sidesteps every direct question he's asked. In fact, I'm going to ask you a question about him because there's an observation, I'll come to it in a minute, about how he is with females in particular. And I wonder if that does link back to his religious beliefs. but as a Muslim man that's mayor of London, which is just absolutely bizarre. I mean, I really can't stand the man. The contempt I have for him is immeasurable.
53:23But you would think as a Muslim man, the stats don't lie. The proof's in the pudding. It's all there to see. But it's no longer a secret. The grooming gangs are predominantly Muslim. It's disproportionate to the amount of Muslims that are in the country per capita. It's an absolute fucking outrage. and yet he doesn't hit it head on. I mean, he could really address the nation and talk directly to his community and say, you are letting us down. We do not believe in that. We do not condone that. Your animals, any more of that, you're all going to go to jail for life. No reduced sentence, no ifs, buts, maybes, or you're going to be deported.
54:03There's so many things that Sadiq Khan could say to his own community, but he doesn't. He pretends like there's not a problem and that makes me loathe him because if it was my community, well, I'm living proof of that. I've put my own father in jail. Like you start fucking around with kids. You need to be dealt with immediately. And there's no better person than someone that's a figurehead of your own community to sort of look down their nose and just slam you into the ground and say, no. So your thoughts on Sadiq Khan. And have you noticed that he's got contempt for women when he's in a room with them and he's speaking, especially if they're asking him legitimate questions.
54:37I mean, his response, that fucking repulses me as well. I think you horrible man. Like, look a woman in the eye, have some respect for her and answer the question. It's very condescending. Well, I think Sadiq can't is a disgrace to the UK. And the fact that, you know, he's actually been knighted is even more disgraceful. Ever since he's become the mayor of London, the quality of the country has completely dropped. I don't know what he's good for. But the fact that he's so condescending towards women and the fact that he cannot address the grooming scandal head on, again is symbolic of what I've been talking about when I say we are importing people into the country that don't believe in our common values and what's so interesting is that so many people first second generation migrants came to this country due to its safety of children you know the United Kingdom has always been the one country that has always valued the lives of children and the safety of children but that's slowly being eradicated because of people like Sadiq Khan who don't want to take it, this issue, head on.
55:36And it also begs the question, like, who is paying you? Who is paying you to not care? Who is paying you to not speak up? Because this is clearly an issue. And the biggest contradiction of Sadiq Khan is the fact that he's a Muslim man, but at the same time he's parading with the LGBTQ community. What on earth? It just goes to show he's a sellout. He will go wherever the money is going. It makes no sense that you're a Muslim man. It's very clear that Islam does not condone LGBTQ or gay or anything like that, but he's parading with them. He just goes where the wind blows, where the money's going, and I think he's an absolute disgrace.
56:09Who should have been knighted in this country is Tommy Robinson, not Sadiq Kant. Yeah, we share the same views on Mr Kant, that's for sure. Black-on-black knife crime, that's another very touchy subject, particularly if you're a white person, because people tend to think you've got no right discussing that. And I'm, see, the way I see it is I've got a lot of black friends. yeah outside of my white friends is black next and then brown after I'm from Crawley which is a London overspool so it's diverse anyway so I've grown up with all different races so when I get accused of being racist on X because I frown upon mass migration it's like I guarantee I've got more friends of different races than you've ever had I mean how many Christmas days have you spent with black people so I'm concerned about the black community because you know I've got friends that have got young black kids now for me like stop and search i'll be i'd be all for that and i think okay well if i was a black parent the stats don't lie predominantly again it's black on black that are stabbing each other every day in london and there's blood on the streets and and and one day or every day like a caribbean mum gets a knock on the door and she gets told i'm sorry your son's been stabbed to death so these conversations need to be had because i don't want i don't want any kids.
57:26But, you know, when it's close to home, I don't want my friend's children dying. And I don't want to have to have conversations with my friends and them telling me that they've lost their kid in a gang crime because it's mainly black people that are stabbing each other. Yes, I'm well aware that there's plenty of white people do it too. But if we're talking stats and disproportionate amounts, how do we deal with black on black knife crime? How do we stop that? And how do we make the black community come together? Because why are they at war with each other, these youngsters? The reason why knife crime in the black community is so high is because we have a culture that promotes violence it's that simple it has nothing to do music and stuff yeah it has nothing to do and movies and things like that it has nothing to do with racism it has nothing to do with gentrification gentrification don't make you kill your brother it makes no sense we have a culture that promotes violence you know you have people listening to people like digger d and kodak black these people talk about killing people as if it's normal as if it's a gta game and that influences a lot of young black men and another problem that we have in the black community is a lot of young black men they're not really growing up with dads so their dads now become the hip-hop artists and the drill artists and the rap music and what's so insane is that these music producers and these black people in the entertainment industry they know that this type of music is harmful to these young black children but yet they continue to push it so I think culture plays a role in everything you know for instance if Asian people started to listen to drill music and hip-hop music that promotes drugs and violence and death and prison and that's another thing with the black community is that when a black man comes out of prison he's almost hailed as a king like going to prison is almost cool like he gets all these bottles sprayed at him like he's done something good no it's not a good thing you're an embarrassment you're an embarrassment to our community um so that's the problem is that we we we promote violence we we make violence is almost our culture and i find that to just be absolutely disgusting.
59:19And the moment we fix that, the moment we'll see less crime within our community. Yeah, and I hope so. And I hope people take it the right way when I bring these subjects up because I know that if you're white and you talk about black crime, you get lambasted, you're damned if you do and you're damned if you don't. But really, on a humanitarian level, I don't want to see people being murdered. You know, the whole Unite the Kingdom thing, I've never been part of a movement my entire life. I've always flown solo. I've never been part of a crowd, ever. Unite the Kingdom ticks all the boxes for me.
59:52I want the kingdom to be united and I want good people to merge and I want all colours to merge. But I do want dangerous ideologies to get the fuck out of here. Can you ever see yourself getting into politics? Because you've got a very impressive political mind, especially for somebody that was born in 99. Yeah. Where have you learnt all this? I've learnt all this just from listening to people. reading books as well and just reading the Bible as well. I think the Bible really put my mind into perspective. I feel like prior to me really taking my faith seriously, I think I was more left-leaning but then when you read the Bible you realise that everything that we have in this country is actually good because our foundation is Christianity.
1:00:35In terms of politics, I don't see myself in politics first and foremost because one, I'm a Christian and I believe in biblical hierarchy. I believe that high positions only belong to men I don't feel as though us women deal with high positions Like for example that woman that was crying in the House of Parliament We just don't deal with it well Not only that, it doesn't look attractive to me at all I don't want to have to deal with economics and grafts and knife crime I'd rather deal with changing diapers and looking after my children Not only that, in terms of British politics I genuinely believe that this country deserves a white, straight, Christian man to rule the country and I know some people might find that to be controversial but if a Rastafarian said he wanted to rule China that would be a joke it would be a joke it would be a joke you know in every corner of the world there's an understanding that in order for someone to rule country that person needs to look like them they need to natively be them and they need to share the same values of them now am I trying to say that all white people look at me and discuss and say you can never rule this country of course not What I'm saying is that I believe the white English community have been betrayed so much.
1:01:46And I believe that they deserve somebody who upholds them. And there's so many white, straight, male Christian men out there that would do a better job at leading the country. Does that make me less British? Absolutely not. But I'm just stating the obvious. OK, in the UAE, you have Middle Eastern leaders. In China, you have Chinese leaders. So I think Britain deserves the same thing as well. It's great the level of respect that you've got for British culture, obviously based on the fact that you was given the opportunity and you embraced it. And it's funny, like there should be, there is an exchange of value across the board, like just on a spiritual level.
1:02:25British culture embraced you because you embraced it. if people could just take note of like how far you can go in life and things you can achieve financially, spiritually, commercially, like on every single metric. If you just conform. Exactly. Like don't bring your shit with you. Exactly. If you want to come over here, come over for a new start, a new mindset, a new attitude. Your attitude controls your attitude. Like where do you want to be? Do you want to bring the fucking, the gutter mindset with you? Or do you want to come over and reach for the stars? Because there's the opportunity. Like you said, the British dream.
1:02:57But yeah, so what is the answer? Is Christianity the answer? Christianity is most definitely the answer. Christ is the beginning and the end. Christianity is what built this country. So everything that we're seeing, whether it's capitalism, freedom of speech, democracy, it all stems from Christianity. So I feel like we can have all the debates in the world about let's end mass migration, let's stop the leftists, let's stop the liberals, LGBTQ. The real answer is restoring Christ back into the heart of Parliament. For example, the grooming gangs You know, the Bible is very clear that you cannot harm children Now, if that would have been, you know That Bible verse alone would have been implemented in, you know, the House of Parliament We would have avoided all of this And I think another thing people need to realise is that you can't solve every answer And that's something that the left tries to do as well They try to come up with all these different ideologies Marxism, communism, capitalism This is going to solve this Nothing can solve anything Only Christ can solve everything And that will happen when he comes down back to earth.
1:03:55But nothing can solve anything. However, there are better solutions to everything. Can you give him a nudge to him to hurry up? I wish I could, because the way this world is moving. We're already alert. We're at crisis point now, Jesus. Sometimes, for example, this morning I saw a nanny was arrested. Like she's literally in her 80s. I'm just thinking, what is wrong with this country? But what people need to understand is that there's no ideology that can solve everything in the world. However, there are better options. And I think the better option has always been Christianity. It's always been Western values.
1:04:26It's always been British values. It's always been capitalism, freedom of speech, democracy, free markets, everything that stems from Christianity. So, yeah, I hope that answers your question. Yeah, it does. And I mean, I've noticeably seen a resurgence in Christianity. I mean, even me, I'm an atheist. I just can't get my head around the whole religion thing. Why? I've always been curious. I just, if it seems unbelievable, then I just can't believe it. and I just can't get my head around it. But I would say that I'm a cultural Christian. I get called that by Bob of Speakers. In fact, any Christian that I meet, they say, you are a Christian.
1:05:00It's like, well, I live by the Ten Commandments, so yeah, fine. I just struggle to believe all the other sort of stuff that we won't go into. But I do want Christian values restored. And if that means becoming a staunch Christian country again, whether I believe it or I don't, I certainly buy into the principles. And I really hope that we see this resurgence amplify Because I'm into the whole turn the other cheek Love thy neighbour Shelter the weak Protect the vulnerable That's a bit of me So you basically believe in Christ then You basically believe in Christ without actually stating it Because if you believe that these values are good Then that means you believe in Christ So like what If you don't mind me asking What is stopping you from completely saying I'm a Christian and I believe in Jesus Christ Is it because you can't see him?
1:05:46I don't believe anyone has ever risen from the dead. So when we get to them sort of kind of, I struggle to believe that. That's when I have to say I'm a cultural Christian, not a Christian. And you can understand why I would think somebody. I can't prove it. Where's your evidence? Who's that geezer that parted the sea? I mean, that's a hell of a stunt. Yeah, it is a hell of a stunt. Yeah, that's what makes God, God, is the fact that he has this mystery behind him that we can't solve. The minute you can solve this mystery of why he parted the sea or why he rose from the dead, that's when he doesn't become a god.
1:06:21So I think that's... Moses, my old mate, you was able to part the sea. Do you think you can stop mass migration and our children being raped? I appreciate it. That is hilarious. That'll get me in trouble. No, God's watching. Yeah, God is watching. Well, he forgives people, so I'm in the clear. Yes. I've thoroughly enjoyed this. I'm really impressed with your mind and your demeanour. And I wish nothing but the best for you Before the final question Which is kind of an open question Where can my audience find you? Because I've got a feeling A lot of people after watching this Are going to want to follow you So I am based on BG on YouTube Based on BG on X Based on BG on TikTok Based on BG on Instagram Instagram is just underscore Based on BG underscore And yeah, YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, X You can find me on all platforms Except Facebook Facebook is for like old people People like me I'll put all of your links in our description Everyone that you've listed there And I hope people come over and follow you So the final question is What would your final message to the masses be?
1:07:28My final message to the masses would be that This country is at stake We are entering the dark ages And the more we allow our establishment to betray us You know, and allowing ideologies That are incompatible with Western values the more dangerous this country will become. I also want to make it very very clear that this is not a race issue. I urge people to come out on the 13th just listen to their speeches listen to what they have to say and like me you'll realise this has nothing to do with race this has everything to do with safety and just preserving the western values that we've all benefited from okay if you're living in the UK you have benefited from British values so therefore you have a duty to defend it And I also urge Christians to stand up.
1:08:10You know, this is our fight. It's our duty to stand up for those who are victim of duty, policing and injustice. God is calling on us to stand up for these people. So, yeah, our country's at stake and we need to save it ASAP. Well, I hope everybody watching, listening has got some value, some strength and some spiritual energy from that conversation. I thoroughly enjoyed it. I hope you do too. Please remember to like and subscribe to the channel and click the next thumbnail that's here somewhere. Roll on to the next one. Give Bass and Bougie a follow on YouTube in particular. I think you do your best stuff there.
1:08:47And I'll be rooting for you wherever you do. Very nice person. Thoroughly enjoyed this. What they don't know is this is a Sunday morning very early and you travelled a long way to come here. For that, I'm very grateful and I'll always be cheering for you. And thank you for having me on. And thank you. Thank you.
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