Bob Vane and his group Free Free Palestine were banned from performing in the U.S. after leading the crowd in anti-Israel chants at Glastonbury Festival. The White House is investigating whether or not the chants were hate speech.
00:00:00.000He is explicitly saying that to the right wingers who feel that they have the jurisdiction of the country. He is saying that to the Tommy Robinson fans. He is saying that to the football fans. He is saying that to people like me. He is saying that to people who view themselves not just as an atomic citizen of anywhere. He's saying that to the people who feel that they are English and they belong to England.
00:00:23.560He's saying, no, I've taken your country, whatever he thinks he represents, and you're never getting this back.
00:00:33.360State Department bans visas for English punk duo Bob Villan after Glastonbury performance.
00:00:40.680Bob Villan led the crowds of Free Free Palestine and Death to the IDF at the English Music Festival.
00:00:45.940The State Department banned an English rap punk duo from performing in the U.S. if they appeared to lead a crowd in chants of supporting besieged Gaza residents and wishing death upon Israeli forces.
00:00:56.100Visas for Bob Villan and his group of the same name were revoked in light of their hateful tirade at Glastonbury, including leading the crowd in death chants.
00:01:05.220The rapper led Glastonbury Festival crowd chants.
00:10:17.660Not the part where he's singing, you're never getting your country back to a bunch of Brits at a time when they're dealing with a mass migration crisis.
00:13:48.040So it's a sort of strange reversal on that.
00:13:53.120And, yeah, no, I mean, it's well understood in Britain that British means it's a purely political and legal identity, as in the British state.
00:14:05.680Because the United Kingdom was formed as a union of crowns between England and Scotland in the 17th century.
00:14:15.780And it was formalized into the Union, the United Kingdom of Scotland, the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland in 1707, the Act of Union.
00:14:26.600But the constituent nations never went away.
00:14:30.420The Welsh identity has been quite strong.
00:16:06.920Can they do anything about it, or are they woke?
00:16:08.640Well, I mean, the king technically has as much power as he could possibly want, right?
00:16:14.700Like, he could force a constitutional crisis and dissolve parliament, and so we'd be back into kind of 17th century English Civil War territory, where if the parliament wanted to resist it, they'd have to raise an army.
00:16:54.280I'd have to double-check that, but he's quite old, but he's always been a bit of a kind of lib, and he's very concerned about climate change and global warming, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, you know, all that stuff, you know, and all the refugees welcome, and he, like, when it's some Islamic holiday, he'll go down and serve food to them and stuff like that, and it's just like, oh, great, you know, he's not our king, you know what I mean?
00:17:16.600You saw he abdicated the land of Canada to the Anishibag and Algonquin people, right?
00:17:21.180Yeah, I mean, Keir Starmer, yeah, yeah, it's, oh, God, like, Keir Starmer is currently dismembering what little remains of the British Empire, and the king is just like, yeah, no, go ahead, I'm not going to stop you from dismembering my realm, I don't care, we're going to give away, like, the Chagos Islands thing is the most ridiculous thing in the world, so out of nowhere, Keir Starmer was like, I think we're going to give away this Chagos Islands, like, okay, but we've got a military base there, we work with the Americans with it, we actually need that, and he's like, yeah, good point, maybe we'll lease it off the Mauritians who are giving it back to you for $9 billion a year or something stupid like that, and it's like,
00:17:53.060Like, no one was making you do this, why are you doing this?
00:17:55.560So we're just, we're just paying out money for no reason, I hate it, honestly.
00:17:59.660And it makes no sense at the same time, while they're complaining about Russia, largely, you're complaining there's an imperial nation that wants to take over Europe while you're dismantling your infrastructure.
00:18:13.700Nope, nope, no one is making them do it.
00:18:15.940What it comes from is a legal judgment, now, like, a legal piece of advice, it wasn't even a judgment, but it was a piece of advice that some human rights lawyer wrote years ago saying, oh, well, shouldn't Chagos be really with the Mauritians?
00:18:30.900And there's nothing to it, there's no force of law behind it, it's just that I think that would be nice.
00:18:34.540But you're exactly right, like, we are moving into an era of geopolitical instability, actually securing those things that we actually already have to make sure we can project power around the world to protect ourselves, seems wise.
00:18:48.580And so obviously, the Labour government is like, right, okay, well, if that's going to hurt Britain to give that away, then we'll give that away.
00:18:54.200And any excuse to make us weaker and more feeble, that's what this is.
00:18:59.500I could make a bunch of predictions about the United States, you know, it's looking pretty good.
00:19:04.880The Trump administration, like I said, they've already begun denaturalizing criminals, your citizenship is not guaranteed.
00:19:11.300The big, beautiful bill that Trump calls it's got a lot of problems, but it does provide tens of billions for ICE and CBP to begin mass deportations.
00:19:20.360So there's a lot of things to be looking forward to with what the Trump administration is doing.
00:19:24.500As for the UK, however, I don't follow you guys' news every day, but at least a cursory glance, it doesn't seem like you have that same kind of, you did mention the Restore Britain movement.
00:19:34.800But is there actually political weight behind any kind of effort to solve these issues for you guys?
00:19:42.360Well, it was literally only launched yesterday.
00:19:46.300So again, to get 100,000 followers in a day, not a bad thing in Britain.
00:20:32.440Look, man, if it was signed at a stroke for Penn that they happen to be naturalized, it could be unnaturalized at the stroke for Penn as well.
00:20:38.100You know, sorry, if that's what it takes to make you a citizen, then you're not really a part—you're not from the place.
00:23:10.400So the issue is, in New York, you've got this Zoran Mamdani, who has literally proposed taxing white people.
00:23:18.400And, you know, I've had people ask me, like, how is it possible that he could actually put that—like, you know, my friends and family are like, what?
00:23:24.080And I'm like, look, I've shown the website.
00:23:36.560But they asked me, how is it possible?
00:23:37.820And I tell them, because white people are 29 percent of the population, and so if all racial groups have an outgroup—I'm sorry, have an in-group preference, then you basically can go to 70 percent of the population and say, hey, here's a racial group you guys don't like.
00:23:55.500But what's going to happen is, for these white liberals with outgroup preference, they're agreeing to it.
00:24:02.060If that spreads, or let's say, like, in the instance of the UK with England, once it gets down to a certain percentage of the population being a minority but overtly oppressed, you will get riots.
00:24:14.720And so right now, with people being arrested for social media posts and with the percentage base of the white population of England declining, sooner or later, you are going to have people who say, I have nothing left to lose.
00:24:33.600I think in the U.S., this is going to reverse.
00:24:38.700Someone pointed—I can't remember who was on our show last night—said that the white, classical, liberal nations tolerated equality and these liberal values among all races that these other nations do not appreciate.
00:24:54.380So it's not about the race of the person necessarily, but when you bring in people from South America or Africa or otherwise, and their views are more tribal and racially based, once they get power, they will eliminate the equality in the system, and then you will get race conflict again.
00:25:12.280So, yeah, the best-case scenario is that what happens to our countries, and I mean all of our countries, the Anglosphere countries, is—I mean, best-case scenario, Lebanon, worst-case scenario, South Africa, right?
00:25:28.960So things are rough in Lebanon, and they've been through a civil war.
00:25:32.440But in South Africa, you have a building genocidal movement that has—there's a million people strong, and that results in loads of stochastic terrorism of the most barbaric kind, genuinely the most barbaric kind.
00:25:46.580A kind of balkanization like you see in Lebanon would be better than that.
00:25:50.460But honestly, I think the South Africanization of our countries is what's going on.
00:25:54.460I mean, what's the guy's name in New York?
00:26:01.780Like, um, just, just, you know, it's not exactly, you know, like bloody George Washington, is it?
00:26:09.440You know, like Samuel Adams, Zoran Ramani or whatever his name is.
00:26:13.980I think something might have gone wrong there.
00:26:16.900Do you know that in South Africa, they have gates blocking their home—the living room and kitchen from their bedrooms?
00:26:23.980So when you go into your property, you open up a gate and lock it, and it's got probably spikes or electrical wire or something.
00:26:31.080Then you go in your house, and when you're going to bed, you go through your bedroom gate and lock the gate to your bedrooms because it is so common that they bypass the outer gate and break into the house.
00:26:42.480They had to put gates around their bedrooms where they sleep.
00:26:48.000But this Zoran guy, what he's doing is an explicitly South African policy where it's affirmative action for the majority in New York against the minority who, honestly, I just don't think deserve it.
00:27:02.260That's the fundamental issue that comes to all of this.
00:27:05.020And the question is, well, again, it comes back to the kind of jurisdiction, because in South Africa, there are lots of black people who just feel that they have complete jurisdiction over the country.
00:30:38.460We're going to get that raid ready for you guys and send you on your way to hang out with our friend Russell Brand, who is going live right now.
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