EZRA LEVANT ｜ Ottawa persecutes Christian rocker, celebrates Irish Hamas apologists
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A Christian worship band from the United States is canceled from playing in a Canadian national park, but a terrorist supporting band from Ireland is being given the Red Carpet treatment. You re fighting for freedom, and this is the Ezra LeVant Show.
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Tonight, a Christian worship band from the United States is canceled from playing in a Canadian national park,
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but a terrorist supporting band from Ireland is being given the red carpet treatment.
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It's July 25th and this is the Ezra LeVant Show.
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He's a high-energy U.S.-based pastor who incorporates music into his church.
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And in terms of his church, he takes it outside, something he put to important use during the COVID lockdowns.
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Here, watch this video trailer. You sort of get a flavor for him.
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America's bedrock principle of religious freedom is being severely tested by the pandemic.
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Singing has been banned at all church services in California.
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I can feel something inside of me like, we've got to take a stand.
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Christian singer and activist Sean Feucht leading what's called Let Us Worship.
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This guy is probably responsible for hundreds of deaths.
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We thank you, Lord, that there is another story that the media isn't telling. It is one of hope.
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There's a pandemic. There's a plague. Here's a move of God. It's going to change America.
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The whole thing is fear, man. It's fear. It's intimidation.
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Courage is taught when you see it. You can't teach it as principles. You have to see it modeled.
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Christians are rising up. I'm telling you guys.
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He's charismatic. He says he's biblical, not political.
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But of course, what is more political than the Bible, especially in America's culture wars?
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But he's got some political friends. Here's a clip of that.
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Hi, my name is Sean Feucht and welcome to my YouTube channel.
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I am standing here in northern Iraq in a 6,000-year-old citadel.
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And I want to tell you, God is still on the throne and he's still in control.
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And this year, we are taking the message of the gospel to the nations.
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We welcome you to our page to check it out, search through the videos, get resourced, get encouraged, and I pray that you leave better off than you can.
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Come on, lift up a shout, lift up a shout, lift up a shout.
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Well, of course, he's based in the U.S. and 90% of Canada's population is within an hour's drive of the U.S.
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So it makes sense for a man who goes on tour outdoors to put Canada on his road trip.
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Trouble is, as you can tell, he's got traditional values.
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He would be, I don't know, called far right by the far left.
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Take us back to that moment when you decided the straw has broken the camel's back.
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Yeah, it was actually kind of an accidental movement.
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You know, I really felt like being in California, we were the most locked down state.
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And we actually had a governor that told us, you know, bars are open, strip clubs can be open, casinos can be open,
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marijuana dispensaries can be open, the church has to shut, and the church can't sing.
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So that was kind of the moment to me where I was like, hold on one sec.
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So, you know, that was the moment for me where I just began to say, okay, we've got to do something.
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And remember, in Canada, simply believing in traditional values, according to our RCMP, is a sign you're probably a criminal.
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Well, radicalization in general quite often will show by people isolating themselves and changing their behavior,
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like changing what they're saying on a subject, like becoming more extremist.
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Like, and if someone you know was very believed in equal gender rights, but all of a sudden are leaning towards, like, traditional values,
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and that might be a sign that they're becoming more extremist.
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But we also have to remember that having the most extremist views is perfectly legal in Canada and that it's only acting with violence to prove that view that becomes a criminal offense.
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So Sean had a tour of Canada that was canceled by the government.
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He had one appearance that was going to be at a national park, permitted, all the boxes checked.
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Then the national park, which is a government agency, suddenly said, he's not welcome.
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Now, they couldn't come right out and say that he's not welcome because he's Christian, but they said because of his views, there's a safety issue.
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So, of course, whoever was making the threats gets to win, and whoever would be the victim of the threats has to lose.
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Safety is a word that they used during the pandemic to lock us all down.
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So safety has been an excuse for a lot of horrendous things.
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If you think back, oh, I don't know, a few hundred years ago to the French Revolution, it was the Committee of Public Safety.
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That's what they called themselves in the French Revolution that ran the reign of terror.
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That's when the guillotine was used to execute thousands of people to keep them safe.
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So that's what happens to a peaceful, friendly, American Christian pastor who's filling out all the forms, has been to Canada many times, but because he is friends with Donald Trump, so they call him a MAGA activist.
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By that, I mean the state broadcaster calls him that, so he must be kept out.
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But at the exact same time, there's another singer coming to Canada with the full blessing of our entire government from the top to the bottom.
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Now, it's an Irish band called kneecap, and you might be wondering, what does kneecap mean?
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Well, kneecap was a violent form of torture that the IRA would use shooting people in the kneecap during the troubles.
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Now, I'm taking no position on the battle in Ireland between Ireland and the UK.
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I don't understand the whole conflict, and I'm interested in other things, but I'm just telling you that to this band, that is something so amazing they named themselves after.
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There's three of them. There's a couple of young guys and a very old man who covers his face with a balaclava to hide how old he is and to look menacing.
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That's a little throwback to the troubles when terrorism was the way.
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So kneecap has named themselves after a torture tactic, and they actually go much further than that.
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They promote it in many ways, flying terrorist flags, chanting death to MPs.
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They actually promote the group Hamas and tweet pictures of their balaclava guy reading terrorist manuals from Hamas itself.
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You don't have to be a sensitive soul to see that.
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They've been banned, for example, from Hungary.
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Here's the president, the prime minister of Hungary, Viktor Orbán, explaining why he's just not allowing that filth into his own country.
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Zabos voltam rájuk, megmondom őszintén, hogy hogy hozhatják Magyarországot ilyen helyzetbe.
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Nem a magyar kormánynak kellett volna itt közbelépni, nekik lehetett volna annyi ezzük, hogy nem hÃvnak meg ide egy ilyen együttest.
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A rohadt vagy átkozott pénz ilyen fontos, ez is megéri.
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De aztán lehiggadtam, és megnéztem, hogy milyen jogi lehetőségeink vannak, és szépen nyugodtan napokat dolgoztunk ezen, hogy megtaláljuk a megfelelő jogi megoldást.
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A jogrendszerünk nagyon világosan azon az állásponton van, hogy Magyarország egy szabad ország.
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A békeszigete és az alapvetés az, hogy itt békében élünk egymással.
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És senkit nem bánthatnak, verbálisan sem, a vallás vagy a származása miatt.
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Ennek itt nincsen helye. Ha Magyarországra jössz, be kell tartnod a törvényeinket. Inkább ne gyere, barátom.
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A lehetősége the gyö transportation a ész CD-u kettőkkel hányak,atbik a pénzimentet.
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Téledben mét kőzt tegyen helyatkoznak a rámfájáncle be maravilált képviseljétek vissztra copró hectányly.
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himself is affiliated with different terrorist groups. He's recused himself from all dealings
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with the Tamil Tigers terrorist group because he used to support them as a lawyer. And he was just
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found out that while he was a sitting MP under Justin Trudeau, twice he went to bat to get
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terrorists into Canada. This is part and parcel of the work that every member of parliament does.
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And in this particular case, I was executing my duties as a member of parliament, one that
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I believe the constituents expect me to do. He was rejected on national security grounds
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though, which is quite extraordinary. We couldn't find any other case like that. And now you're
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minister in charge of national security, border security. Do you defend that decision now? Do
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you regret writing those letters? Just to be very clear, the Ministry of Relief Regiment
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does contemplate advocacy by a range of individuals, including members of parliament.
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In the context of minister, that would be inappropriate. And I have instructed my office
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not to issue support letters of that nature, because ultimately the decision will be coming
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to me as an individual. So of course NECAP is allowed. Now, I'm not saying that NECAP should
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be punished criminally for their views. I believe in free speech, even for idiots, but they're not
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Canadians. They're foreigners. And to bring that terrorism to Canada, we don't have to justify it
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at all. Canada can keep out foreigners for any reason or no reason. Of course we never do. And I
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doubt we'll do it here because if Mark Carney were to keep out those Hamas supporters, well,
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that's his base he's taking on. And I think that there's nothing he cares about more than maintaining
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warm relations with Hamas. As you know, he's been prime minister only a few months and he's already
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received a thank you letter from Hamas. He's not getting along very well with Donald Trump these
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days. Trump said it looks like Canada's going to have tariffs, maybe perpetually.
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Fuck with Canada. I think Canada could be one where they'll just pay tariffs. It's not really a
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negotiation. We're working very diligently with Europe. Yeah. So he's not so elbows up for Trump,
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but boy, he'll go to the bat for NECAP. Stay with us. More ahead.
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Well, I've been traveling to the United Kingdom for years watching as that country slowly comes to
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terms with mass immigration, especially mass Muslim immigration and a phenomenon that can no longer be
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hushed up. I'm talking about largely Islamic, largely Pakistani grooming gangs, or another way that we
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would say that is rape gangs. Combine that with other rapes at migrant hotels. And I think the country
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is starting to rebel. So many different issues jammed into one, including censorship of the very words I
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just said. Joining me now, on location at a migrant hotel where Brits are protesting, and yet there are
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counter protesters in support of the migrants, is Jack Hatfield, a British journalist. Jack,
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it's great to see you. Thank you for joining us live and on location. Tell us where you are.
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Yes, I'm right outside the Britannia Hotel in Canary Wharf, which you can see just behind me
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across the road, where we have police fans and a ring of steel in front of this hotel,
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where we have protesters who are just on the other side of the camera from me, who've been here since
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Monday night, making their views clear. Obviously, not all migrants are rapists, and not all Pakistani
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migrants are rapists. But there are statistics collected in the United Kingdom that show Afghan and
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Pakistani and Bangladeshi migrants do commit rape at 20, sometimes 40 times the normal national
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average. This is something that's very difficult to talk about, because it sounds on the face of it
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to be racist. But as Ben Shapiro would say, facts don't care about your feelings. Those are the facts,
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Jack, or am I wrong? No, you're exactly right. Those are the facts. In comparing British nationals to
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Afghani nationals, Afghan nationals are 22 times more likely to be done for sexual assault in the United
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Kingdom than British nationals. Now, I believe it's 59 out of 1,000 Afghans versus 6 out of 1,000
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British nationals. And bear in mind, of course, that figure of the 6,000 British nationals,
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of course, includes second generation Pakistani immigrants. So those who may have been involved
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or done for the grooming gangs in Rochdale and in other places in this country, they would be included
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under that British figure. So perhaps it's an even greater number, but we don't collect the statistics
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on that thing. You know, it's not that hard to figure out why if you go to some of these countries,
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women are treated as second-class citizens. They're covered from head to toe. In some countries,
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they're not allowed to go out without their male guardian. And it's partly because of a chauvinistic
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society, but partly it's a defensive tactic. If you let a woman go out uncovered or alone in those
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countries, she will be attacked. And so you bring over hundreds of thousands, perhaps millions of
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people from those medieval societies, and you just dump them in the street in the UK where women dress
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in a modern fashion that would be considered scandalous, that would be considered as prostitutes
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back in Pakistan or Afghanistan. So I don't know if it's a racist comment, but it's a comment on the
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culture of misogyny. There really is rape culture in the world. It's probably not where a lot of
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feminists say it is. There really is a, you know, a handmaid's tale in the world, but it's not in some
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Christian nation. It's Islamic nations. And I think that's why a YouGov poll just out today
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shows that most Brits think that Islam is a net negative to the country. I think these things are
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extremely hard to talk about, Jack. And anyone who does talk about them is called racist or
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Islamophobic. But I get the feeling that the Brits who are finally protesting, they just don't care
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anymore about being called names. Yes, you're right. I was in Epping on Sunday and just last day,
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yesterday, when there were more protests on this. And parents who talked to me and said, you know,
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we're not far right. We're just local. We're local people, local parents concerned about what's
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happening to their wives, their sisters, their daughters. And the far right label just simply
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doesn't wash anymore. There was a very unusual thing that was at first denied by authorities,
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but then admitted when it was impossible to further deny. And that was a very strange phenomenon
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of police escorting in pro-migrant professional protesters. So there's grassroots British protesters
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against these migrant hotels. And a migrant hotel is when several hundred migrants are placed all in
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one place. A hotel is rented out in its totality. We have some of that here in Canada too, by the way.
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And it's almost all men in these hotels. So you can imagine hundreds of Afghan or other young men
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sexually frustrated, perhaps in a certain community. Anyways, Brits were coming out to
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protest and the police escorted in left wing counter protesters. What's that all about? Why did police
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do that? You think they were looking for some sort of a conflagration so they could use that as an
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excuse to crack down on the protesters? Sort of like a agent provocateur. They wanted a quarrel so they could
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Yes, obviously we can't say this for certain, but it really didn't look that way, you know, to the untrained eye.
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We had the stand up to racism counter protesters, which is one of the biggest anti-fascist groups here in Britain
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that is funded by the Trade Union Congress, receives government money as well. And these people are, you know,
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professional protesters in many ways. So yes, so the police walked these people from the Epping tube station
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towards the protest at the Bell Hotel there in Epping sometime earlier last week. And then they were
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ferried in vans back to the tube station afterwards. Of course, the reasoning here is
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baffling because there is no reason why there's no God-given right to have your counter-protests
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at the exact same place as the main protest has taken place. Why on earth they couldn't have let the stand up to racism
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protesters, who just have a much right to free speech as the rest of us, you know, exist in the middle of the town
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rather than at the Bell Hotel, where there would have been no conflict to take place at all.
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Yeah, I've never heard of police acting as sort of Uber drivers for left-wing protesters before.
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Let's talk for a moment about where you are. I've been to Canary Wharf. It's a very modern part of London.
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It was totally rebuilt actually by the Canadian entrepreneurs, the Reichman family in the era of
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Margaret Thatcher. So I guess this is going back more than 40 years ago. It really brought a modern,
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sleek, new financial center to London. It really marked the revival of the financial sector in that
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city. It's gorgeous. It's metal and glass and chrome, and it's not cheap. I checked online and the
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hotel that has been taken over in totality for these migrants, it was about 400-plus pounds a night,
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which in Canadian money, that's about 700 bucks a night. Now, London's an expensive city, but
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that is a luxury hotel. It's not a rumor, it's a fact. They really did give this four-star hotel to
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migrants who just hopped on a boat. Have you confirmed that with your own eyes?
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Yes, it is entirely true that this has now been taken over by the office for and riding hotel.
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However, it is unclear whether there are any migrants in their hurry. Nobody has seen everything.
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Nobody has seen the buckles to bring them in. Perhaps the fact that the protest here is still
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ongoing. It's putting off the government from moving people into the hotel to begin with. I believe
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the official reason for this hotel being taken over now is that it's been used as an overflow for when
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they expect more migrants to come in boats over the summer months. So this hotel, which as you can see
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behind me, is absolutely just massive. It goes all the way up. It is huge, and it could fit just so
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many people in there. So when they actually pack this place full of migrants, there will just be
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too many around the local area. I had one person say to me, the school holidays are coming up and
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parents are now concerned that their kids even walk past the hotel.
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Yeah, I mean, these are people who their very first act was to break the law to come illegally in most
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cases to destroy their documents, their passports, throw them in the sea or rip them up. They often
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don't know the language. They come from places, like I say, that have an inherent hostility to women.
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And I think many of them have an inherent hostility to the UK itself. I think these are just shoppers.
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They're shopping around. Most of them came from France, but they get a better deal in the UK. They
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like the UK. Maybe they like its welfare. Maybe they like the fact that there's a huge pre-existing
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population of fellow expats from their countries. I don't know why. But I actually don't think any real
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people believe that these are genuinely endangered refugees. I think everyone knows they're coming to
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France, which is a safe and lovely country. I just think that this is a real case of the emperor has
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no clothes. I don't think anyone still, I think people put up with it for a bit, just out of good
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humor and good nature. But it's so overwhelming now. And the rapes, maybe they're only being reported
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more now and they were covered up before. But I think that's the, that's what the spark that lit
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the fire. Would you say so, Jack? Yes, definitely. The actual protest in Epping happened because an
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Ethiopian migrant was allegedly sexually assaulted a school girl in the center of town. Now, as you said
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before me, we've been having this a lot today. There are people who drive cabs and a font to show their
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support. A lot of black cabs and van drivers, the traditional, the black cab traditional London
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taxis have been supporting people out here in this protest. But yes, it was a migrant who sexually
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assaulted, allegedly sexually assaulted a young girl in the center of Epping who was then arrested
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before that earlier this month. And that's what kicked off. That's what kicked it off there. And that's
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certainly what's been kicking off more of these things in the rest of the country. We're just seeing now
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in the last few hours, more protest breakout in Ashfield in Nottinghamshire, down on the coast of
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South Hampton. There's more protest expected in other places this weekend, for example, Norwich.
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This is going to continue, especially where asylum hotels are. Now, there was a stabbing of three
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young girls at a Taylor Swift themed party. This was last year by a man who himself was born in the UK to
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refugees from Rwanda. He was a convert to Islam and he took a knife and he stabbed, stabbed, stabbed
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this party, murdered three girls. And that kicked off riots and counter like it was a whole meltdown
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because it was such a shocking and brutal crime. And the government immediately lied about who the
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perpetrator was. And the government immediately blamed, quote, right wing influences for the riots.
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And your prime minister Keir Starmer set up a 24 hour a day court just to bang through prosecutions
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of people who had talked about this on social media. It was a shocking response to a natural reaction
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to a shocking crime. Do you think that the regime will try to do that again? Do you think they will
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come in and try and arrest and try and charge for hate crimes and non crime hate incidents? Do you
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think they're going to like it looks like it's spreading? I mean, Portsmouth. But you listen,
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like I think by the time the weekend comes, there's going to be protests at 10 migrant hotels across the UK.
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What's the government going to do? Because they want to contain this.
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Yes, I think really, I don't know, I feel that there's a different air. There's something slightly
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different than to what happened at Southport. I was there on the ground on the first day of the riots
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there. Now, that was, it instilled a very instinctual violent reaction to a horrific crime
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that happened there. Whereas this, where I've been around here at these protests over the last few weeks,
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well, the last week or so, it's been so much more peaceful. There have been a lot of angry people,
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of course, but the level of violence has been very, very minimal. It feels like people have a specific
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targeted goal, which is get these asylum hotels out of our community. And there have been, as I said,
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it's just completely local people. And a lot of just, you know, concerned parents who were not really
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the types to kick off in the way that Southport and some of these other incidents happened.
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But it all remains to be seen. There could be something else. There could be another incident,
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which means tempest flare once again, and we could be in for another summer of riots. You know,
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I do think there seems to be, you know, this is the third year now in a row where we've had
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riots and protests over asylum hotels. There was one in Knowsley and outside Liverpool in 2023.
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Obviously, Southport last year, it spread. And now here we have Epping, you know, Canary Wharf,
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Ashfield, Southampton already. Is there something that may be in the British psyche that means
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we're far more likely to protest in this way, perhaps? Yeah. I think it was you who filmed a mother
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in Epping saying, I'm not right wing, I'm just a mum. Was that your video, Jack?
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Yes, it was. That was Karen McIver, who was the mother of reform councillor
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Jamie McIver in Epping. And I believe she herself was a reform parliamentary candidate. But, you know,
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just because she stands for reform, which is now really the biggest normal right wing party in
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Britain, does not make her far right at all. There's nothing far right about supporting Nigel
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Raj or other people as well in this movement. You know, and she got a lot of criticism for being
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a member of reform. But that she was representative, just as representative of many of the local
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parents as anybody else, you know, just because you had a party affiliation does not mean immediately
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she was far right or not speaking for everybody else. Here's a clip of her. I thought this was a
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very interesting interview. Take a look. My children went to Epping St John's School,
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and I was parent governor for four years. Epping is a wonderful place. The families
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of the children that attend Epping School are wonderful. And we're here to support the family,
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and we're here to support our town. What's happening, how we're being portrayed is not correct.
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And we're here to make a difference. A strong message from strong women.
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So what's the placard that you have here? We felt a lot of the press were incorrectly
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reporting us on Friday morning after our protests on Thursday. And so we just wanted to make it really
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clear that we're strong women. We're mums, we're sisters, we're aunties, we're, you know, we're parents
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of the area. So we're just here to support. Yeah, the people here have been walking at the front have
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been mostly women and girls doing the march. Do you think that's because that the people feel that a
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lot of the people in the hotel have are a threat to women and girls? Everybody is really concerned
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about who is in that hotel. Crime in the area is shocking. And this is a beautiful place to live.
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And we are all very concerned, as are other people in other towns around the country. We need to stick
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together peaceful protest and the government needs to listen to us. They need to listen to real people
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on the ground, people that work hard and love their country. And we're here to protect that.
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Our values are very important and we must protect them. You know, you mentioned Reform UK. I was up in
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the district of Runcorn in Hellsby, which was a deep labour riding that flipped to reform. And I was up
00:30:15.280
there and I and I saw the reform literature and it was very simple. Freeze immigration. Stop the boats.
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Like it couldn't be clearer. Now, I think the front line in the UK is you just want to freeze it or do
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you want to have a net re-migration? That's a word that President Donald Trump is normalizing. He's used
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that word at least half a dozen times that I've observed. And that's what they're doing. They have a
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massive deportation project. I see that West Germany is building a special deportation
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wing terminal at an airport that will specialize in handling deportations.
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I think it's catching on in different jurisdictions. What will happen in the UK? I mean,
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Nigel Farage still seems a little reluctant to call for mass deportations. I think he
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thinks it sounds radical, but surely not as radical as abiding a thousand migrants a day coming across
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in dinghies. Well, no, exactly. I completely agree. I think the only way for this to stop happening,
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to stop having protests constantly is demigration, mass deportations. You know, we can't just turn up
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the tap. There's so many of them who are here already. You know, we have so many here admitting
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rates, sexual assaults, murders, all sorts of events. You know, just closing the door on more
00:31:40.800
people coming in won't fix the problem that's already here. And you're right. I think Nigel has
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been a little bit retentant to call this. I believe he's still perhaps a little bit nervous trying to
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play the crowd of the mainstream media a little or control the narrative will become quite moderate,
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which is, of course, a fair play, you know, from a politician. But, you know, if reform do win in
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2029 and they don't seize the opportunity to create a radical quality platform, I'm concerned for the
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future of this country. Yeah. Nigel Farage himself said a few weeks ago, if we fail, what comes after us will
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be quite dangerous. So here's a clip of that. On Epping, I don't think anybody in London even
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understands just how close we are to civil disobedience on a vast scale in this country.
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And I regret saying that. Do I understand how people in Epping feel? You bet your life I do.
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You bet your life I do. And I'll bet you that most of the people outside that hotel in Epping
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weren't far right or far left or anything like that. I'm just genuinely concerned.
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Here's a question for you. Be very generous with your time, Jack. Thank you for that.
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A few months ago, there were some Pakistani British men in Manchester airport who just
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beat the living daylights out of some cops, women cops, and recently footage of an absolutely
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bloodied female cop was finally released. In the first instance, those men were released
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because a large Pakistani Muslim community said, let the boys go or you're going to have a riot on
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your hands. And the police absolutely stood down. And I've heard several examples of that.
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Whereas we've seen extreme policing. I mean, you just posted an image of someone who was thrown in
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jail for 16 hours because he swore at a cop. Now, I don't recommend swearing at police. Nothing good
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will come from that. But it really seems like there's two tier justice. There was the case of
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Lucy Connelly, the the mom who tweeted something a little bit stupid, frankly, but she was thrown in
00:33:58.240
the clink for 31 months, which is longer than some of the actual rapists are. How much longer can this
00:34:06.320
two tier justice continue and still have the support of the British people? I mean, in a democracy,
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you need the consent of the governed. That's the same with policing. Robert Peel's laws of policing.
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You need the consent of the community. Unless you're a police state, you cannot manage a government
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of a country unless the people are with you. At what point do people say the heck with it?
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The entire establishment is untrustworthy and we are going to take things into our hands like they
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did in Ballymene in Northern Ireland a few weeks ago when they actually walked onto the property of
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some alleged rapists and burned their house down. Yeah, as you said, you're exactly right. It's
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concerning. I don't think that the government wants to act and want to do the things that need to be done.
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And if they don't continue to fear policing, then it is very concerning. Raj might be right. What
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comes after him could be worse if he doesn't fix the problems. This country feels a little bit like
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a police state right now. We still have some freedom of speech. Obviously, people are out here protesting.
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I do worry. I do worry. It can't last much longer. Something has got to break, whether that's reform
00:35:24.240
coming into power or something else. I can't predict the future. I do think that in the end,
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in the end, at some point, things will get better. But I have no idea how long it's going to take.
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Yeah. Jack, whenever I talk about these things, I think of my friends who are Muslim or black or
00:35:44.400
whatever. And I try and make sure that I don't say anything in a burst of emotion that I wouldn't
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say in conversation with them. And so I acknowledge that not all migrants are rapists. And I acknowledge
00:35:58.000
that frankly, if I was in some refugee camp in Calais, of course, I'd want to come to London. I mean,
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you actually can't blame someone for taking free stuff. I mean, you have you absolutely can crack
00:36:10.640
down on someone for the sexual violence, which I think is what's sparking the rage. But I think
00:36:17.280
precisely the tolerance of the intolerable is what has turned people in your country and my country
00:36:23.520
against, quote, normal immigration. I think if we had small numbers of culturally and economically fit
00:36:31.200
immigration that was assimilated and it was patriotic, I think there's a there's a warm spirit
00:36:39.280
in both of our countries that would welcome people. I remember my friend Raheem Jaffer,
00:36:44.560
who came as a baby from Uganda when Idi Amin kicked out all the Muslims. He came when he was one year old
00:36:50.240
and he became an upstanding citizen in Edmonton. He ran for parliament. He he loved Canada.
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I think that what's happened with the mass migration is it has destroyed the social license for frankly,
00:37:06.720
all immigration. And if I was a minority, if I was an immigrant, I would be furious that I was being
00:37:13.280
uh, tarred not by the cops or by the critics, but by the outrageous misconduct of these
00:37:21.200
fake asylum seekers. Anyway, that's, that's what I would say is that the government is what's turned
00:37:28.240
the people against immigration. Not that either of our countries is a mass immigration country,
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but it's been off the hook lately. Yeah, exactly. The thing is obviously with mass migration,
00:37:40.000
it makes it completely impossible for anyone to integrate. If integration can only happen in very
00:37:46.400
small numbers, we have a community, a community, a community culture for people to immigrate into.
00:37:53.120
But when you have mass migration and when your culture becomes a mix and a longer something
00:37:58.560
completely different, completely alien, you know, the culture in London, you know, people speak MLE,
00:38:03.760
multicultural London, England, which is the accent around here. When you have that and there seems
00:38:10.480
to be a, a, a no culture, what can people integrate into? Yeah. Well, I, uh, I don't know if you know
00:38:18.720
this, Jack, but I'm coming to, uh, to the UK tonight. I'm hopping on a plane. I'm going to fly overnight
00:38:24.560
and I'm going to try and see these things with my own eyes. Hopefully I'll bump into you and you can
00:38:28.240
show me around and keep me out of trouble, Jack, or maybe we'll get in trouble together.
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Um, but I love the UK. I've become a real Anglophile and I see the mother country, the source of so much
00:38:40.560
of our law and culture and language and history. I see it. Uh, I don't want it to fall into ruin. I,
00:38:48.800
I feel like sometimes we're living in the ruins of a superior civilization that came before us.
00:38:54.240
And that's deeply heartbreaking, like how it must've been in Rome after it was sacked or in
00:38:59.840
Constantinople after it was sacked. The thing is in, in both cases, they tried to defend those cities.
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In the case of London, they're just opening up the gate. I mean, no Trojan horse needed. They're
00:39:11.120
just letting everyone in. And that's what scares me. I'm so glad I've had a chance to visit the UK
00:39:16.400
while there was still some Britishness left to it. Hopefully we'll be able to keep that. It's a
00:39:20.400
wonderful country and, uh, I love it. Yeah, it is. It is a fantastic country. I do love living here.
00:39:27.760
I'm now in London, you know, and despite it all, it is still a fantastic city. I have so many friends
00:39:33.200
here. It's great. You know, I do love the country that I was born in and the culture and my people
00:39:39.760
and everything that goes with it. Um, and I do think that, yeah, eventually, you know,
00:39:45.840
there'll be no more of this, you know, multiculturalism, mass migration. I think that
00:39:50.800
will come to an end. It's unsustainable and there is a bright dawn, but as we all know,
00:39:56.000
the darkest hour comes before us. I hope you're right. I'm also sober enough to realize that Egypt
00:40:03.920
was once a Christian country. Syria was once a Christian country. Uh, the whole of the Crusades
00:40:10.960
were to stop the empire of Islam. Istanbul was once the largest, richest, most Christian
00:40:19.520
city in the world called Constantinople. It is no more. And the Hagia Sophia was once
00:40:24.480
a mighty church. So I hope you're right, but sometimes the pendulum does not swing back.
00:40:30.400
Um, I don't know if there's any hope for Sweden. I was in Malmo, a city that's, I was in Marseille.
00:40:36.320
I don't know if there's any hope for that city. It'll become an Algerian or Moroccan city. Um,
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I don't know. I hope that, I hope that the UK and Canada too can be saved. Thanks for giving
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us so much time today. Yeah. Thank you for having me on. All right. I'll see you on Sunday.
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Yeah, that's right. I'll see you there. There he is. Jack Hadfield, uh, commenting on the ground
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outside a migrant hotel in Canary Wharf. And I got to tell you, if you don't know Canary Wharf,
00:41:02.560
it is a, I mean, fancy is the wrong word. It is a glisten, glistening, modern, uh, skyscraper
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financial center. And they took a four-star hotel and are turning into a migrant hotel.
00:41:16.560
Just absolutely incredible. Stay with us more ahead.
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Hey, welcome back. It is Friday late afternoon. As I record this, I'm going to rush home and pack my
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bag and head to the airport. I'm going to go to the United Kingdom over the weekend. I'll be back
00:41:38.480
Monday afternoon, but I'm going to spend all day tomorrow and Sunday traveling around. I'm going
00:41:43.520
to try and connect with Jack Hadfield. I want to see these protests for myself. Are they severely
00:41:48.560
normal mom and dads who are finally waking up? What are the pro-migrant people saying? Are there
00:41:53.200
any real pro-migrant people or are they all paid professional protesters like, um, some of the
00:41:59.440
groups that Jack was referring to and groups that I myself have seen? Anyways, wish me well. I'll be
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back on Monday and hopefully I'll have some reports for you over the weekend. Until next time,
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on behalf of all of us here at Rebel World Headquarters to you at home,