The Beginning of the End for Multiculturalism
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Summary
Vikram Digra has been convicted of the murder of a Jewish immigrant, Henry Nowak, who was stabbed to death in the street by his own brother, Vikram Digwa. The verdict was delivered in conjunction with the parliamentary debate on sexual assault and ethnicity, which took place in parliament yesterday.
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Hi folks, welcome to another political chat with myself and Dan, and today we are going
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to be talking about something that's, I think, actually quite risky, because the political
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temperature in Britain is really high at the moment, and we're going to do our best to
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stay within the rules and do everything that we should do, but I am a bit worried about
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it. I'm a bit worried I'm getting some trouble for it. If you appreciate the commentary that
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on, because who knows where all of this goes. Anyway, so today we're going to be talking
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about the murder of Henry Nowak and the conviction of Vikram Digra, because the body cam footage
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is out, and what this means in conjunction with the parliamentary debate on sexual assault
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and ethnicity that took place in parliament yesterday um this i think is all part of the
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same problem and what we are seeing i think is the beginning of the end of the multicultural state
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and multiculturalism as an ideology in the united kingdom that doesn't mean that we're witnessing
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the end of a multicultural society but um who knows where this goes well the modus operandi
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of the british state for the past 30 years is being to hush up stuff like this to push it away
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to memory hole it if somebody's family gets a family member gets murdered or blown up at a
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concert or whatever it is or hacked to pieces the british state even have a department that goes out
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to that person and coaches them on how to give a statement to the press which is reinforcing the
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multicultural line of of the british state so this this is how the british state operates yes
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it's literally called the nudge unit it was founded by the government i think it was in 2014
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but has now actually been made separate to the government
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and farms out its services to governments around the world, incidentally.
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The purpose of the ideology of the British state
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is to prevent any kind of friction between communities
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This is why Hassan Piker was banned from Britain.
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they would they were they didn't care that he was insulting israel what they cared about he was
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inciting tensions between muslims and jews yes i mean that is certainly the um a soft way of saying
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that the purpose of the british state is to replace the native people yes but anyway so uh let's let's
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begin about the events of the murder of henry novak so this is the phone call that was received
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by the brother of Vikram Digwa to the police, not the ambulance services,
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to let them know that Henry deserved to be stabbed because he was a racist.
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Yeah, literally. I just parked on my car to come home,
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therefore prime yourself you know who the villain is you know who the victim is when you arrive he
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knew exactly what to say to elevate this directly to the top of the police's um priority list which
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is we are a minority and we have been racially attacked by a white man yes that that instant
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since mcpherson mcpherson inquiry that goes straight to the top of the police priorities
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and he's framed it in such a way as to elicit maximum possible sympathy and as you said this
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is a guy who knows full well but this young lad has been stabbed multiple times including through
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the lungs and he was not calling an ambulance in in the golden hour when his life could have been
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saved yes i mean and we know he knows i mean his mother has hidden the knife at this point
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got taken the knife hidden it then obviously he's phoning because he's like right okay what can i do
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to cover my brother yeah yeah you've got to provide this kind of ideological cover for him
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yeah i mean if he really wanted to cover his brother if he'd phoned an ambulance first
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his brother would have ended up on you know a serious assault charge yeah grievous harm charge
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possibly even attempted murder yep but not an actual murder charge um would have been more
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sensible but he thought that he could invoke the sacred uh rights of the state it using his status
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as a first-class citizen yes the status over over the natives who are second-class citizens in this
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country and that that was expressly his purpose here uh which i think i mean it's just the most
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revealing thing in the world so anyway the bottom body cam footage of uh the death of henry novak
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is out now we're going to play some of this um we're not going to play all of it you can't see
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anything gruesome and it's actually very easy to find the full footage um it's harrowing obviously
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it is um but for youtube's terms and conditions i don't want to play anything that i think is going
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to get us i just want to frame a bit about this so uh i noticed there's there's two versions of
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this going around on twitter at the moment that's the shorter version the longer version
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that the key difference and actually is an important part of it is the police walking
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from their car to the house and what's important about that exchange is the very first bit of
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dialogue they hear is from the father who says i'm keeping him upright because his mouth keeps
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filling with blood now that was the first thing they heard they instantly dismissed it pushed
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his head down and they didn't consider that again even though he then repeated with what i'm sure
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you're going to cover with the stuff is about him being stabbed but but people have tried to say
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look it was a chaotic situation they didn't know what they were walking to literally the first
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sentence is his mouth keeps filling with blood but we have already been ideologically primed
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to think yes white person liar racist brown person victim innocent and therefore even that
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fact being presented by his father makes no impression on them no i mean it's literally
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it's it's literally like in chernobyl where it's like there's graphite on the roof and he's like
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no there is no graphite on the roof it's literally that ideological blinker it's like no there's not
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so well how do you know because ideologically that can't be ideologically henry novak can't
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have been stabbed because he is the racist and i'm here to arrest a racist that's what we're at
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with this anyway we'll watch as much of this as we think is safe he was on the bin on the other
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side of this he's jumped over these fences and stuff like that and he's obviously he's fallen
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from there he slipped from there there's other shoes left over there mate what's your name mate
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Yeah, me. He's grabbed my brother. He's took my turban off, started grabbing my head.
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Are you injured? Yeah, yeah, I've got swollen eyes.
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Alright, just step back a little bit for me. Someone flag these down.
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what's happened to you right you've been stabbed whereabouts don't think you have mate
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right we'll we'll leave it there because like i said we don't want to go any further
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possibly get into trouble um so i mean this is just awful right this is just a horrible
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situation um the i mean the police you would think would have a duty of care to at least give a damn
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i mean shortly afterwards uh the the woman does say uh the the he keeps saying i've been stabbed
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and i can't breathe and one of the digger family says no he hasn't and she says no but we have to
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check don't we as in nine but i believe you yeah but i have a procedure clearly the white racist
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is performative yes clearly there's nothing wrong with him you know how could there be anything
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wrong with him he's a he's a racist that that disqualifies everything else and i mean you've
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frozen it there and and there's a there's a there's better still we'll get to that in a second
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all right the hand yeah i've got that um so just to cover what we can't or don't want to show just
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for safety's sake um he says i can't breathe nine times and he says i've been stabbed five times i
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think it was when you heard him there beg for an ambulance yeah and i need an ambulance uh they
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handcuff him on the gravel where he's saying i can't breathe he's not a threat why he's obvious
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even even if he was some drunk violent racist at some point in the encounter now he's clearly out
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of it and is clearly not a dangerous person so why do you need to handcuff him that's a crazy
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absolutely crazy approach well because he's committed the highest possible crime in britain
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yeah i mean let's just step back a bit they've turned up they've got one side of the story
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all they have at this point is an accusation of racism and without even attempting to get the
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other side of the story finding um you know a young lad outnumbered lying on the ground
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semi-conscious begging for help because an accusation was made that's enough no attempt
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to even hear what he has to say i mean they're not even listening to him when he's begging for
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his life when he's he's begging for an ambulance and trying to tell them he's wrong the mere fact
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that an accusation of racism has been made is enough we are proceeding directly to arrest and
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handcuffs without even bothering to get your side of it that's what it takes to get arrested in this
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country today and you're you're absolutely right about that i mean the police seem very callous
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towards henry the and they seem very sympathetic towards the digwer uh family as in when he says
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i've been stabbed i don't excuse me i don't think you have me completely unconcerned and the oh well
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we have to check i suppose and they do a very very weak cursory check lift you know slightly
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lifting up his shirt and things like that okay but you're not actually examining him properly
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respectful to the Sikhs and taking their word for
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just genuinely awful right this is a genuinely harrowing picture and it is so symbolically
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powerful that it is of course at the moment going viral what we have is a young lad who
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for racial reasons has been stabbed by a foreign man and now he is dying after being dragged across
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the gravel bleeding out mouth full of blood lungs full of blood can't breathe is losing consciousness
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hands pale in the light they are ghostly absolutely ghostly where the dismissive
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agents of the state with their blue gloved hands arrest him and handcuff him as he dies in front
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of them i mean again some people are trying to provide some sort of justification for the police
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action i will quickly note that by far the most scathing responses to this that i have seen
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are all coming from retired police officers people who got out the force at least 10 years ago but
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especially they got out the force 20 or 30 years ago they are the most scathing of what they have
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seen because they understand how ridiculous the action here but i mean all the clues that the
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the police just didn't want to interact with one they are immediately told his blood his mouth
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keeps filling with blood and they treat him like he's drunk i've been drunk many times my mouth
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has never filled with blood on those occasions two he's begging for an ambulance three he's
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telling them he's been being stabbed four he's barely coherent you can you in fact you can even
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hear if you watch the whole video you can you can hear a sort of gurgling effect and a rasping
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effect as he's desperately trying to breathe because his lungs can't inflate because they've
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been stabbed through there are there are so many indications in this that you should at least pause
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and consider what you're looking at but it's no an accusation of racism has been made we need to
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know nothing else if we are presented with any conflicting evidence we will ignore it we will
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proceed directly to arrest because the police are basically the paramilitary wing of the guardian
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newspaper and this is exactly correct in the framing of reality versus ideology again going
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back to the chernobyl there is no graphite on the roof example all of those points are manifestly
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clear when you're looking at this if you knew nothing about the situation and you stumbled on
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the digwer family leaning over this lad younger lad who is just insensible on the floor saying
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i've been stabbed you wouldn't in any way think okay he's the perpetrator and these people are
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the victims and even if he'd done something to initiate the conflict in that moment you'd be
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like this person needs help he clearly needs some sort of assistance he's saying he's stabbed he's
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begging for an ambulance i think i would call the ambulance it's only through the prism of ideology
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being having this as an ideologically loaded situation the police have come into and they
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know they've got innocent browns they have to protect and villainous whites that they have to
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arrest that this is possible it's only through that lens but what i what i really want to talk
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about here is this this as a symbolic representation of the british state right look at everything
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about this you've got the police officer the woman's hand is clawed because she has fake nails
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on right yes yes she she is exactly a product of modernity this weird sort of artificial
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like beauty products that women got it's demonic isn't it it's genuinely demonic but it's also
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there's there's a kind of hollowness that underpins it because the problem the problem
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with the modern state and modern society generally is this weird disconnected vanity
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right no man has ever been like you know what if my woman doesn't have these weird claws
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artificially on her fingers she's less attractive this is entirely vain it's okay if you were
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working in tescos or something i might understand it but how is how police officers allowed to have
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these vanity attachments like you have a practical if a job that require that is essentially purely
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utilitarian in its execution why are you allowed to have all of these fanciful um like extensions
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on yourself. It's one of those professions where you have to sacrifice to be able to do the
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profession properly. And in this, the British managerial state, we see they don't care about
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that. None of that matters. She's fine. She's fine to have her weird clawed hands because we don't
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care that she is obviously not fit for her job. We don't care about that. We don't care about the
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man either being not fit for his job and then you've got the the next thing which is obviously
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the dying white man on the floor being arrested so you can see the machinery locking around his
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pale hand and wrist as he dies completely helpless utterly unsympathetic i mean at the level of the
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metaphor of a nation you will be held down and restricted while you die yes i mean that that
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goes for the country of britain as a whole it's literally the policy of the british government
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against the british people right so you've got the completely clinical state that is just
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being the thing that finally makes sure that you shuffle off right and they've got the blue gloves
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on of course the blue gloves is yeah that's the next thing i want to talk about the the fact that
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the blue gloves it meet that that is protection for the police again like the vanity of the fake
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nails the police have protection from you you are an untouchable yes we don't even have to touch you
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as if you were the lowest caste in india or something you know touching you infects us in
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some way and therefore you get laid on the ground where the clinical state treats you like you are
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the problem like you're burdened you get locked up and eventually you die and i mean that is just
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i mean and this is while your foreign killers mock laugh and lie about you
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and they take them at their word despite what is directly in front of their eyes and and with the
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blue gloves even if that incredibly cursory medical check that they did which was which
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was unbelievably cursory but even if they did happen to touch a bit of blood because of the
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gloves unless they unless they then looked at the underside of the gloves they wouldn't have
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noticed that the wet blood yeah yeah and so this this image has become very symbolic i think um
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of the the genuinely tragedy of modernity playing out in front of us everything that is wrong with
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our society is present in this image and in this situation um so just awful to think about anyway
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i mean i don't even know how to describe it i mean i guess outrage is just the best way to
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describe it i think my personal state is closer to despair yeah there's there's something in it
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that isn't just outrage because outrage implies that there is a solution right that that you if
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if you are outraged against the clinical state that is replacing you and watching you die then
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it has an obligation to respond and actually address your issues but that but like you say
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it's more like despair because we know they won't yeah we know they will do nothing in fact we'll
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get to how they're going to do there is a solution but it cannot come from any of the establishment
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correct any of them um anyway so digger was convicted for 20 years and 190 days which is
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below the statutory minimum yeah absolutely um it's actually been referred to lord hermer
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as to why this was such a lenient friend friend of the british natives lord hermer
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never have we had a more implacable enemy than lord hermer so i can't imagine uh if he does
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change this it will only be because of the fear of the outrage and uh anything that might happen
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because of the british public that's well i mean i mean let's just think about that for a moment
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so so this guy what is he like 22 24 something like that 23 23 okay if he serves his 21 years
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in jail he'll be younger than us he will be younger than we are now when he gets out and
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and from my perspective and i'm sure you feel the same way i've got plenty of living left to do
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yeah i intend to so he will get out when he's younger than we are now and we'll have that rest
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of his life ahead of him henry isn't coming back i mean he could conceivably have another sort of
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50 years ahead of him yes henry's gone forever and henry was only 18 um during the trial when
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being sentenced as you can see the the bbc said a verbal altercation broke out in the court uh
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What actually happened is that Diggler's family shouted racist at the judge
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Well, the thing is, they believe, and for very, very good reason,
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And they've successfully used these magic words.
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The police school was a series of, we're going to use the magic words now.
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and the outburst in court is a sort of disbelief that for some reason the magic word has stopped
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working so they they they summon it up one last time a big hefty shout at the judge at sentencing
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racist as if that will fix everything and to their to their surprise the magic word isn't working
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yeah like a talisman or something that's being used as a ward to protect or to invoke and you're
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exactly right they've tried to invoke it and it just hasn't worked um i mean it did work at first
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it did but they overused it yes um there was a statement from uh it was uh sorry novak's father
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um that i wanted to watch the police were told by our son himself and by a member of the public
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who called 999 that they heard someone shout that they had been stabbed but the police did not
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believe them. Henry was pulled across the gravel, his hands forced behind his back and he was placed
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in handcuffs. Instead of being treated as a dying victim, police formally arrested Henry for assault
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and read him his rights. That was the last thing he heard. Henry did not die with dignity.
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He did not die with the care he deserved. He lost consciousness before anyone believed him.
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Let me be absolutely clear. We hold Vikram Digwar solely and 100% responsible for the brutal murder of our son.
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But Henry should not have died on the streets of Southampton in police custody.
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The way he was treated was inhumane and degrading.
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His murderer, however, was afforded decency. He was believed. He was not handcuffed when
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arrested. He was not handcuffed when transported to the police station. As far as we understand,
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he was never handcuffed at all. And, as Vikram Digwar himself told the court, whilst under
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arrest for Henry's murder, police even took him to the kitchen so he could choose his
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food the contrast is unbearable we believe the officers involved remain on duty although we
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understand some may have since resigned that that line for me the contrast is unbearable
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is the thing that really jumped out at me here because what he's saying is i recognize this as
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a two-tier society that's what he's saying i mean i would look it's it's it's so obvious to
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absolutely everybody and even today the british government are still trying to say insist that
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there is no two to two tier tree we'll get on to that we'll get on to that um i'm i'm well
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impressed at the dad for keeping it together yeah um there was a statement from digworth's family as
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well um the loss of a young life is a grief that no family should ever have to carry we are deeply
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sorry for the pain and suffering the novak's family has had to endure we love vikram we will
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continue to love him this love does not stand in opposition to the sorrow we feel for the novak
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family both are real and both remain with us for the rest of our lives we would give anything to
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turn back time so the path of both henry and vikram never crossed that night we cannot change
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what has happened we just hope there's no further pain causing its name we apologize to the sikh
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community for our son's actions which have unfairly brought the community into disrepute
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we ask that the tragedy is not used by anyone to inflame division or hostility towards any
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community and now we ask for privacy well you weren't asking privacy when you were screeching
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racist at the judge were you no i mean primarily this is an apology to fellow sikhs to say
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yeah we kind of blew it yes but also we're not going to disavow our own son
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saying we would give anything to turn back time so both path of henry and vikram never crossed
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well honestly it seems that that would have just it just would have delayed delayed the
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another murder because vikram digua seems to have been a psycho who had previously threatened
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others with a knife and as we'll see in a minute new in fact new convictions have been leveled
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against him because of accounts of possessing an offensive weapon in a private place previously
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his father has now got six counts of possession possession of an offensive weapon in a private
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place his brother has six counts of possession of an offensive weapon in various different dates
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and places so this is not an isolated incident and uh vikram digger had been previously banned
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from a sikh temple due to his uh bad behavior so it seems that he was just off the rails and so he
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probably would have encountered someone else started a fight with them and stabbed them anyway
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so the fact that he was free and on the streets i don't know if you got it have you got that photo
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of him at work i don't actually know there's this extraordinary photo of him he was apparently a
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trainee accountant or something and they've got a group photo of of the set of accountants all
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stood together and he's there conspicuously with a harness around his neck with this huge
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dagger i mean it's merely more of a small small sword but i mean he he had this religious liberty
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and he took it to the maximum yes and and and look if if i joined if if you know some any young
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lad had joined an accountancy firm and tried to wear a cavalry sable or something i mean
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nobody would let that pass and you'd ask what's going on here and i mean there was a video that
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we showed on a previous podcast of him threatening someone with a sword like and the his family had
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to you know get him to you know push him away from taking action so this this guy was clearly
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someone who was quite aggressive and it seems that this would have happened at some point
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so okay um so the question i want to ask is well how did this happen well it's because police are
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instructed to be anti-racist now this is the hampshire and isle of white constabulary's race
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action plan of 2024 to 2026 they have a clear commitment to nurture an ethical and inclusive
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culture and an ethical and inclusive culture means being anti-racist as they say the murder
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of george floyd by serving police officers in america in 2020 was a pivotal moment for policing
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in the uk driving the need for real change just to be clear george floyd was not murdered right i
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before this podcast i went and read re-read george floyd's autopsy just to make sure i wasn't
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incorrect and what i found is the statement by the um the the person doing the autopsy i can't
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remember the name of the chap um and that was a summary of it and in there they say oh yeah he
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was definitely killed but he did have high levels of drugs in his system and if you look at the
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toxicology i think the phrase in the use is a fatal level uh i don't think he says exactly that
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but he still attributes it to murder even though he's got 11 nanograms of fentanyl in his birth
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stream which is a lethal dose is somewhere over seven zero point seven nanograms or something
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like that so about 11 times or something like that it's it's a you know potentially quite high
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but he's got a series of other drugs as well illegal drugs and so he's he's got this crazy
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cocktail of drugs and yet oh it was a murder it's like i don't think it was anyway so whilst this
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tragic event happened in another country policing across the uk for many years had a strained
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relationship with some communities and so nationally the police race action plan was
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created to address racial disparities and distrust associated with policing particularly
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from those from our black communities so what does that mean well that means our commitments
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and commitment zero number one was quote zero tolerance of racism and ensuring hampshire and
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of white constabulary constabulary constabulary is anti-racist in all it does now what does that
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mean that is left-wing decolonial ideology that is left-wing intersectional ideology that
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stipulates in every circumstance the non-white person is structurally disadvantaged systemically
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oppressed and all white people benefit from this oppression and that means in every circumstance
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even if the non-white person appears to be the aggressor there is something about the system
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that means they are the victim of circumstances and even if the white people seems to be the
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victim there is something about the system that means in all circumstances the white person was
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actually the aggressor that is the framework that quote anti-racist means and invokes and
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informs as it says all it does yes that's why this is an expressly anti-white police system
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that was instantiated in hampshire so that's why it looked like this in southampton just to
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underline just how far this goes i've got an anecdote that sort of nails this so my father
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was a police officer and um he ultimately left to go into business but nevertheless i grew up
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knowing a lot of guys in the police and some of their sons people i've known for a long time then
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went into the police so i know i know i know a decent number of police officers and one guy i'm
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thinking of he started off in sussex police but he did he did actually move over to this hampshire
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isla white um this this anecdote just completely nails how bad the police are okay so he was going
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for not exactly a promotion he was going for a specialist team within Hampshire Constabulary
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and it was a specialist role and so you had to kind of do these three exams and that was their
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way of vetting candidates two of the first two exams were competency for the job the third exam
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was diversity equity inclusion and I was chatting to this guy before he took these exams when he
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told me he was going for the job and he told me that what he was going to do um was he was not
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going to revise for the first two exams he was only going to revise for a third one and i was
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like that doesn't seem like a good idea and he was like no trust me i know the police i know how the
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police actually work you don't and i said yeah and i i was arguing with him at the time of saying
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surely you should do something for them he's like no in fact if anything i'm going to deliberately
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screw them up and that's what he did he went into these exams he deliberately flunked the first two
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of these exams and the third one which he'd actually prepared for he nailed it so the results
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come back 12 candidates had gone for this specialized role he scored 12 out of 12 for the
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first two exams and first out of 12 for the third exam diversity equity inclusion who do you think
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they gave the job to some minority no they gave it to him okay i don't believe there were actually
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minorities well it's hampshire so probably yeah so clearly the the word has come down in hampshire
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police and probably all police forces probably all police forces that you always hire the guy
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who can demonstrate the highest conviction to diversity equity inclusion the most ideologically
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compliant yes and he had deliberately flunked because and the way he described it to me is he
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was proving a point to himself yes rather than making any statement because he didn't know that
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years later i would end up on a podcast and could could relay this but he was proving a point to
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himself this is how the police operate now this was a um it was it was a low rank it was a specialist
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role but it was a low rank one obviously all leadership roles in the police are promoted on
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the same way yes they hire they promote solely on the basis of your adherence to diversity equity
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inclusion that's probably why all senior police officers look like lesbians even the male ones
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yeah and it's not just the it's not just the police even remember the RAF complaining that
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you only get useless white men this they're the institutions of Britain are essentially Soviet
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in the way that they recruit from whoever for ideological conformity yes rather than competency
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I mean, in the Soviet Union, again, going back to Chernobyl as the sort of representation of this,
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this is why you have, like, teachers and, you know, bin men and whatever being party apparatchiks
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because they are prepared to adhere to the party ideology in the face of reality, and that's what they...
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The entire senior leadership cadre is there purely because of its adherence to diversity, equity, inclusion, and all of that stuff.
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so it's not like a new government can come in and just make a few reforms the entire police apparatus
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at least everybody above the rank of sergeant needs to go and probably a large minority of
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those below the rank of sergeant as well you need to start again with the police because
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they are purely an ideological paramilitary wing of the guardian newspaper they are not
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a police force they're completely different to the police force that they say my father
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served in or or any retired and the constant the the memes that are made you know the the
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doe-eyed white girl and the cruel-eyed muslim woman standing at the door saying oh you said
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a racism online or something that's what the police are now i had to break that meme out
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recently because that guy that we just saw henry's father you know because people are saying okay the
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video does look bad but they were confused well as we as we clearly demonstrated there was enough
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in there for them not to be confused i don't accept it yeah but even if we were going to accept that
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line of argument afterwards they took henry's phone and they searched it for racism and then
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when they went to inform henry's father that their his son had just been killed it was also oh and by
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the way we're taking your phone to search for racism the clear implication being that if they
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had found any sort of hereditary racism in this family then it would have been a good kill it
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would have been exculpatory yes this is exactly it would have been a good kill it wouldn't have
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been a problem and this this problem is um persistent throughout all of the police forces
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and it forces the police forces to be the protectors of minorities and minority ideology
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and religion so we've got an example uh from yesterday where uh south wales constabulatory
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were essentially told to protect islam uh they were ordered to record any instances of hostility
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towards muslims or anything they felt went beyond legitimate quote-unquote discussions of islam now
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a legitimate discussion of islam from this standard must be in some praiseworthy praiseworthy
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confirmatory um criticism is obviously what they're talking about here and so the state
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this is from another friend i know in the police but when he was going through his training
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that was when i first found out that sikhs could carry daggers he told me about it then another
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thing that always stuck in my mind is he was told that if he knocks on a um a muslim household
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and clearly they're an observant muslim family and the wife comes to the door
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he was instructed to basically ignore her entirely other than to ask if the man of the house was home
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and that that is not the british way you know this this is this is the extent to which the
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police are pushed on this just just before we uh came in to record this i didn't have time to add
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it but i saw chris philp in parliament saying that the police had express instructions handed
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down from the commission on policing or whoever it was college of policing um to treat different
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races differently yes and so they very much are this this is very clearly a part of the policing
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in this country yeah um and this attitude goes everywhere i mean one the judge when sentencing
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digua condemned him for stirring up racial tensions as if this is the real problem yes
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now well it is from his point of view exactly from the system's point of view this is the problem
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how you you have caused a problem that is triggering a hostile response from the native
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white british community that we are here to protect you from and so you are you are in some
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way a traitor to the system that privileges you yes is the condemnation here there's also another
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quote from the judge that um i saw from vox populi quote speaking in punjab you can confess the
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stabbing him three times you lied in your statement your your further statement you modified added
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more lies the jury rejects your defense so do i you have brought shame to your family and community
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you have increased racial tension right now again like i said on the podcast the other day this you
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lied to us right there was an implicit pact between the state and the minority we will protect you
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and you will protect us and your lies have left us exposed we they have an attack on us now that
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has made us vulnerable and so i'm angry at you for hurting us when we trusted you you have to
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wonder how much of the 21 years is for that and how much is for the murder you really do and the
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highest crime of increasing racial tension uh again bringing shame to your family and your
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community as if it's the british state's job to protect the dignity of the pride of the minorities
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but the the thing about the the increasing racial tension well what does that mean well the
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multicultural state wants everything to be frictionless it doesn't want any of the minority
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communities to have tensions and almost all of their mind all of their bandwidth goes towards
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making sure that the hindus don't aren't at war with the muslims the muslims aren't at war with
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the jews the jews aren't at war with whoever like and the sikhs and this they they want nothing but
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sadiq khan happy clappy multi-culting inclusion they don't want contradictions they don't want
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friction and that's dig was crime to them as well he increased racial tension and that allows the
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sikh community to say well hang on a second we're being demonized after the murder we are the real
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victims of this and i think it's worth addressing this right because i see a lot of people attacking
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the Sikh community and I feel that it's a bit of a red herring in a way right so there are only
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there are only half a million Sikhs living in Britain that's not very many right there are
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I mean even in India there are only two percent of the 1.7 percent of the population exactly so
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so they are very much a minority of Indians exactly there's only some 24 million of them
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and I don't think this was a structural systemic problem within the Sikh community right I actually
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do think that digua was himself a bit of a maniac and the family having a very high familial
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in preference clan preference which is obviously true went out of their way to lie and to protect
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him to try and invoke the mechanisms of the state but i don't think the sikh population is actually
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the problem that is being manifested here no what i mean let's clear up what the issue is
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i mean i don't want anyone to misconstrue what i'm saying here but there are certain peoples
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who the british generally have excellent relationships with yes and of the non-european
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races um it's it's basically the kurkas and the sikhs yes those are the two that we have a long
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history of military cooperation with if if the british empire in india a lot of the reason why
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they're able to do what they did is because the sikhs um basically formed a lot of our elite
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native um units there was one war between us but basically the sikh generals lay and tage whatever
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his name after we won that they basically joined us yeah well i mean a lot of a lot of a lot of
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sikhs would say that their own generals betrayed their own armies because they they found the idea
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of not being under british rule so inconceivable they they kind of betrayed their own armies
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um generally sikhs are well behaved um and i'd say along with the gurkhas they're probably the
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best of the non-european immigrants that's not the point the point is is that all of the non-native
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groups rank higher than the natives all of them get preferential treatment to the natives yes and
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that's and that's exactly that's exactly the point i wanted to talk about this is a structural issue
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in britain right that minorities are given preferences and privileges while the white
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majority are being oppressed by the state and so this person while I do actually agree with him
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that I don't think the Sikh community is more widely to blame they are still a beneficiary
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of these privileges yes and so when these privileges are laid so nakedly yes in front of
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everyone people react understandably say well the entire community is in some way separated
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and advanced over me and my community and i mean like like i said the sikhs are by far from the
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i mean the muslim community is way worse for this plain victim and and i will say in the
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sikhs benefit i've seen a number of them come out and express condemnation with this
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and i've seen more of that than i have in the last 30 years from muslims never see it i never see
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them coming out after the most horrific terrorist incident i never see them coming out to condemn
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it and and they are at least doing that yes and quite a few actually yes and so this this is why
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i'm not personally angry at the Sikh community and i think the um view that okay these guys have
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proven to be the problem is actually a bit misguided um if i mean don't worry i'm not saying
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i want millions of Sikhs here or anything like that i'm not saying that um Diggwa's family
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shouldn't be deported of course and we're not and we're not even saying that what we what we are
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proposing is the reform solution where you go to make a not make a field um gordon denton and you
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put half of your efforts into trying to recruit 300 seeks and then finding that actually only 15
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of them voted for you anyway yeah it's not that we all we're saying is is in in the whole stack
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of immigrants in this country they're actually one of the better ones yes but it doesn't matter
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that the point is that all of them sit above the natives but moreover um seek uh religion
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doesn't inform or validate the behavior of digwa now in in the case of say grooming gangs which
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we're going to get onto a little bit uh and the uh propensity of that community to close ranks
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and never disavow the guilty in that community and to have a widespread um
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uh like connection with the gangs in the community well the Sikhs are not like that
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no Sikh religion doesn't inform this and so like I said I'm not trying to be you know
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defender of the Sikhs or anything but well I mean actually the after young white British girls it
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was Sikh girls yeah targeted by the by the grooming gangs yeah and and the reason that stopped is
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because the Sikh community was allowed to push back yes and I've actually got an anecdote yes
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well I was in a pub a couple of years ago after a protest and I ended up
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talking to this Canadian guy who told me that a few years earlier well they have
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had some Sikh problems well he was in Britain right and he and a friend had a
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female friend had gone out and gotten drunk they were walking home I think it
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was in Bradford or somewhere like that and they walked down the wrong street
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and they were walking down the street and they realized that there were people
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who were coming to the doors and opening these doors and they realized they were
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in a muslim area they got to the end of this road and a group of sikhs came and surrounded them and
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escorted them out now like i said like i'm not here saying we need infinite numbers of sikhs or
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anything but i do think the sikhs generally are much more sympathetic towards the native british
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people than many of our other muslim immigrant groups bit of a freudian slip there cole bit of
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And I, as you say, I have seen many members of the prominent leaders in the Sikh community who have come out and condemned this.
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So I personally don't want to go attacking Sikhs over this.
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Even if they have a more clannish familial structure which caused Digwa and his family to clan together and try and take advantage of the system.
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I don't think that it is necessarily that all Sikhs are opposed to the British people in the way that other communities are.
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so i mean in fact sikhs are uh if you've ever had a conversation with one they they go a lot
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further than we they understand the problems uh when it comes to islam and so yeah to put it very
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mildly they go a lot further than we do yeah um most sikhs don't seem to take advantage of the
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structural privileges that they're advanced they're given in the face of other communities
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that actually do and i'm tired of it no they i mean they they they work for example like i say
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They are, along with the Gurkhas, the best of the non-European groups.
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they still knew what magic words they had to enchant.
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They instinctively knew that no matter which group they're from,
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they automatically rank higher than the native British.
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I'm glad you've mentioned that because Ahmed Yacoub has come out and made a point.
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Now, he's got music on in the background that I don't want to play,
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He's completely in defense of the Sikh community.
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We as Muslims get targeted every time a Muslim makes a mistake.
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Sikhism hasn't advised him to commit that crime.
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And the problem in the Muslim community is much more widespread,
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And we don't get the reaction from the Muslim community
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that we've had from the Sikh community about what has happened here.
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well he understands that actually this is an ethnic privilege and his co-ethnics oh you're
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from the subcontinent as well well then i'm on your side against the white british because we
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both share a privilege in our absence these people wage wars against each other seekerism was founded
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to oppose islam yes so it's not like these people are doctrinally on the same team but
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they are ethnically on the same team but let's say for example we decide uh as i think we should
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that the kerpan can no longer be worn or if if if it is it has to be welded into the scabbard or
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something like well there's actually a get around so there's a little sort of um uh necklace that
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they wear that has a very tiny kerpan embedded in it which religiously satisfies the demand and
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actually most Sikhs you meet they don't even bother with the with that with that or the or
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the bangle or anything else and they cut their hair a whole whole bunch of different things
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but you're right what he's doing is he realizing is that even though the kirpan means nothing to
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him as a muslim if any part he would view them as pagans yes and as you say they would be killing
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each other without the white man there to prevent it he recognizes that if any part of the system
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of privileges over and above the natives gets chipped away yes well his privileges might get
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chipped away correct so he's going to defend the kirpan even though it means nothing to him even
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though he thinks it's ridiculous and even though he would go to war with the sikhs in the absence
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of of the of the native british being here for as long as we are he can't afford to let any part of
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it get chipped away exactly he is appealing to the multicultural system that gives him the same
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ethnic privileges over us yes that it gives to the sikh community and any other foreign community as
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well um anyway so let's let's go on to kistam's response because this is just remarkable uh you'll
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remember in 2024 when Axel Rudikabana stabbed eight children, killing three, and everyone
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said, right, well, this is a clear example of the two-tier policing of the country.
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Keir Starmer came out and said, quote, two-tier policing worries are a non-issue.
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He denied Farage's claim at the time and insisted policing was carried out without fear or favour.
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well that's a narrative that's been entirely blown up by the henry novak case there's no way that you
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can make that argument post post post it wasn't persuasive anyway but it's certainly not now
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and i'll be doing a segment on this on the podcast tomorrow about the mcpherson inquiry
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but it's very clear in that that that we the british state had to recognize itself as a racist
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for everything that it did and it had to spend forever apologizing for that fact i mean this
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it's just a yeah it's a non-argument kia you can't possibly make this argument yeah it's again
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it it's literally like saying there's no graphite on the roof this is completely ideological no
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policing is carried out without fear or favor and yet here we are again two years later um they
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reiterated it again today number 10 said there is no such thing as two-tier policing uh you can you
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can keep saying it i mean shabana mahoud stood up in parliament today with there have been
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accusations of two-tier policing and says of course uh we police without fear or favor um
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that's not true we have your own anti-racist police documents that tell us we're here to
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instantiate an anti-racist form of policing which means discriminating in favor of ethnic minorities
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against the native white british and so this is just a wholly unpersuasive narrative but also
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shows the wholly ideological nature of the current government completely blinkered it doesn't matter
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what happens to them they have the line and they're going to keep repeating it um so
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completely mad and in fact to prove to reinforce that this is a two-tier system where certain
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ethnic groups have privileges above the majority white native population labor have finally found
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a kind of knife that they don't want to ban labor have banned dozens of different kinds of knives
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ninja saws zombie knives it's not just that i i tried to buy some steak knives from from tesco
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oh yeah and i couldn't because i didn't have any id on me you haven't got your license yeah the
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steak knives but apparently they won't be banning seek ceremonial light knives because of course
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this is a an ethnic privilege that one group they took away our handguns was it 30 40 years ago
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in the 90s because of the actions of one man in dunblane for the sikhs yeah well yeah but he
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not not british so therefore different rules apply which is literally the case i mean that there's no
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other way of describing this other than a two-tier system that privileges one ethno religion over
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the native population there's no other way to describe it well it privileges all ethnicities
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over the british well yes but this particular case is this particular one but you of course
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you actually say and you can see that this is something they have been really dragged uh to
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the podium about oh it's only because of an intervention of of um lindsey hoyle the speaker
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of the house of commons that they're doing this at all exactly they were silent for the first few
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days and it's because lindsey hoyle made them and so kiss numbers made a statement this is an awful
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shocking case henry's loved ones have gone through the trauma of a long trial and endured henry's
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killer making up appalling claims about their son who was thoughtful kind and deeply loved
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it is right that ipoc uh is investigating the police's response to this sense uh senseless
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murder um and we must end the cycle of tragedy by tackling the horror of knife crime yeah so i
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mean this is classic keir starmer first of all he goes straight to procedure yeah it's the right
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thing that the iopc is investigating straight away it's this is the procedure this is the rule set
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that is going to be followed this is how the man thinks about literally everything and then
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immediately it's pivot to his his his his pet issue knife crime but also notice that it like
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so in the moment where dig were stabbed novak he and his family were aware that they had a racial
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privilege so him targeting a white man is a racialized event no matter what happens he thinks
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the law is on my side the state is on my side they will protect me they won't protect the white guy
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so he knows and they they responded exactly as you would expect if they think that that's the
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case so he probably there's no way of getting around this being a racialized murder right yes
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and so keir starmer instead of instead of speaking about digua and his family personally he's like no
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this is just the abstract category of knife crime yeah this isn't this is the same as any other knife
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crime as if the two urban youths from the inner city stab each other on the street this is exactly
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no it's not there is a different dimension to this you cannot just abstract this into the broader
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category of knife crime because something specific happened here that revealed the nature of the
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system and as you say goes straight to proceduralism and okay well let's tackle the horror of knife
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crime by banning the knives then that's your normal response to this i can't carry a knife
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i can't even carry like um you know like a stanley knife if i'm walking around if i'm you know going
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over to my neighbor's house to help him fix his shed or something i can't carry that stanley knife
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without if the police caught me i'd be in trouble there are some versions that i believe you can
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okay but they tend to yeah quite small and i'd be taking a risk you know what i mean yeah you know
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and so it's like okay you're not even going to try and do that it's actually mad but compare this
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statement to his outrage when a minority community is attacked well let's have a look at the gold is
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green one well anti-semitic attack in gold is green is utterly appalling attacks on our jewish
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community attacks on britain thank you to the ambulance services for and police for helping
00:56:35.940
those responsible brought justice yeah so so three unofficial jewish ambulances were torched nobody
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died nobody was hurt and i think they arrested some pakistanis in the end or something like that
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um i mean noticeable things there he doesn't go to procedure no this this is zeal and you know
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brim fire that he's coming out with here and also he did not need to be forced to make these
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statements oh no he was so he he tweeted four times about this two of them on the day that
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news broke and then uh twice more in the weeks that followed you know he was full of zeal he
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didn't need to be forced you know an attack on a jewish ambulance it was top of the news cycle for
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days and we would not even know about henry novak if it wasn't for twitter if it wasn't for elon musk
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spending 44 billion to preserve free speech on in the free world we wouldn't know about any of this
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because the news hasn't covered it politicians didn't want to talk about it it's only in the
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last few days when when people on twitter would simply not shut up about it as actually as far
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And not just that, it's people like Vox Popular, the alternative media,
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going to the cases and doing the reporting and getting the word out there.
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I actually think I was one of the first people to make a video
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I did it on the morning that the original news broke.
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But loads of people have just not shut up about this case
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But if it wasn't for Twitter, if it wasn't for Elon Musk,
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none of us would have even learnt of this case.
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and i want to specifically look at kirsten's statement here so the anti-semitic attack he's
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saying this is a racial attack that is uh as you said earlier the highest form of crime in britain
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so he's immediately characterizing this as the worst kind of crime in britain and attacks in
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our jewish community are attacks on britain itself an attack on a white lad is not an attack on britain
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it is not a racialized attack it is just generic knife it's just exactly abstract generic knife
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crime that can be proceduralized away so that we don't need to ban the knife we don't need to do
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anything nothing structurally about the system needs to change because this is actually the
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system working as intended yep otherwise we would have to change something and so you can see the
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difference it's like it's genuinely night and day and as you say you know oh the anti-semitic
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carson attacks and goals green horrifying i've been in touch with jewish community leaders
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this attack on jewish community is an attack on us all nothing of the sort there's no procedure
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in there there's no deflection it's just absolute passion throated he truly believes it because as
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far as he is concerned the british state exists to protect minorities and not the english majority
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that's what he believes the the white british majority again he goes out he's going to go
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after zach polanski for not being as hard on this as he should have been how dare he zach don't you
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understand that this was a jewish ambulance and you're jewish so my god okay so sadiq khan uh
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just as a quick thing obviously he said nothing he's uh got a lot to say about the death of george
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floyd back into he has been busy lately because he went out to he won the hajj didn't he yeah yeah
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in fact we've got that in a second but uh but as you can see you know he said this in 2020 back when
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he used to leave his comments open uh he's posted nothing about henry novak he did post about gypsy
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month though right it's month marks gypsy roma and traveler history month based on discrimination in
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many areas of life our gypsy roma and traveler communities have long contributed to life in our
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capital and today we celebrate that rich legacy where would we be without our gypsies i mean what
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would that what is that legacy just out of interest yeah um but yeah the the difference is night and
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day he's not going to mention it because it was a white person and he has minorities to advance
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white lives don't matter literally and but the irony of all this of course is this is Sadiq Khan
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in his forward-facing ultra-progressive managerial liberalism perspective but in his private life
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he goes to the Hajj and he stands there saying the Hajj is the most important thing and the second he
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gets back he's back into managerial liberalism as in he knows what oppresses you and he knows what
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he actually morally needs to do he needs to go and kiss the blackstone in mecca but for you
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i'm going to enforce the privileges of minorities over your community and so five pillars here being
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like well he's just come back from the hatch how can he be promoting lgbtqi it's because this isn't
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for him this is a method of keeping you down he he's not promoting lgbtqi plus in in mecca in mecca
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yeah yeah he's not promoting it for his people he's promoting it for our people
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yes it's because it's a useful way of getting our birth rate down which will hasten the takeover
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of the british of the british nation yeah and so i want to i want to just end very briefly here
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well not end but get get to the next point uh with nigel farage so nigel farage actually came
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out quite strongly on this which is it's nice to see nigel farage finally being dragged to the
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right on an issue i took a lot to drag him there but god it really did our institutions don't care
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about henry novak because he's white that's completely true yep but you are always a day
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late and a step to the left behind the curve you we like you had to be dragged to this point
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and it's very frustrating but at least you're there at least you're finally there on this
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yeah but another video today um saying that this uh britain's historic way of life has been thrown
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away now this is really interesting because in this video for the sake of time i won't play but
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it's easy to find obviously he's abstracting away from the events and people themselves and into the
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systems and institutions he he says um the the problem with this is that it puts uh the the
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traditional way of life that we have but also the rule of law and all that sort of thing that
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is what we are actually trying to serve here that's the thing in danger the historic way
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of life is in the institutions the procedures that's all being thrown away it's like don't
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get me wrong i'm i'm not in favor of throwing away our traditional way of life but if we didn't have
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that it's still us that's important right like go back 500 years and we didn't have that but we
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were still the english the scottish the welsh and our lives and communities were still important
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right the historic way of life the institutions of the british empire that still pervade this
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country that still persist over this country are not more important than the people themselves
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it's the eternal problem of the civic nationalists the civic nationalist if you if you force them to
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choose between losing the institutions of this country or the people of this country they would
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always want to preserve the institutions and and in the civic nationalist mindset if the population
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became 99 somalian but still had the the set of institutions named as they are that would be a
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preservation of british in fact i i thought i'd have the he had he put out a five minute statement
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but i got the 47 cent statement uh 47 seconds statement so we will watch this i want to make
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this point the biggest fear a police officer now has going about his or her duty on the street
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is the fear of being reported for having acted in a way that was racially biased.
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That fear now greater than dealing with a dying man living on the ground.
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Henry's family have responded to this in just the most extraordinarily dignified way.
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But I suggest the rest of us respond to this with pure, cold rage.
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all the values and standards of living in a free country where everybody is judged
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equally before the law have been trashed and thrown away notice how that again instantly into
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the realm of ideology the values and standards are being treated ideologically equally before
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the law all this sort of thing have been thrown away it's like and the fear in the police force
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as if the police are the real victims of the system that they are operating that is oppressing
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us like sorry i don't want to preserve a series of institutions i want to preserve the british
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people themselves and if in the future like in the past we operate under different systems and
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institutions then so be it i'm sure that the people in the future will have good reason for
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choosing different institutions different values a different way of life i i will i will literally
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uh surrender my judgment to their judgment on this they will choose something that they think
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is good and useful for themselves just like it was before we had these institutions ultimately
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what i want to defend is my children and my descendants not ofcom exactly or the police
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yeah or you know like the the post p like police whatever whatever it is anyway so he but okay i
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realize that this seems like a very fine distinction and you know maybe there are going to be people
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saying well you're being a bit bit harsh on that it's like maybe but i am a bit sick of it i mean
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you got the um again the sort of like pitching to the left on it in a way uh this is uh
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discrimination it's racism white lives matter so okay but this is yankee egalitarianism well
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he doesn't say white lives matter he says white lives matter too yes that is an important
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qualification of course i agree with black lives matter but white lives matters too added as a sort
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of an apologetic appeal afterwards yeah and so there's a there's an inherent egalitarianism
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that underpins egalitarianism and institutionalism that underpins nigel farage's statement on this
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so it's separate from the people themselves the whole set of language that he's using is designed
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to to fit in like a key into the lock of the existing establishment conversation yes yeah
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yeah exactly exactly i mean he put out another emergency address in which he compared this to
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george floyd and blm and calls the left hypocrites it's like yeah yeah i think they might be
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hypocrites white lives matter as much as black lives is literally a quote from that um it's all
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the values and standards of living in a free country been trashed and thrown away uh enough
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of the uh positive discrimination anti-white prejudice a promotion of the fact that white
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lives matter as much as anyone so we've got into the 1960s civil rights rhetoric where it's
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anti-discrimination uh no positive discrimination and we need to just return to 1960s liberalism
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and he's at the cutting edge of pushing back on this rot from 70 years ago yes and the fact that
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he said white lives matter too triggered kemi badenock who attacked him saying basically they
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don't uh she says quote um uh she was on itv and she said what nigel farage is doing is reinforcing
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the difference i i have said that we don't we need to find what we have in common not what
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separates us i don't want to hear about black lives matter i don't want to hear about white
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lives matter we all matter enough of this nonsense where we keep separating everyone and splitting
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people into different groups we're descending into tribalism i do not want that so she wants
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the actual promise of the post-racial liberal state the thing that keir starmer and rachel
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reeves and all those are also agreeing with and we're also trying to get to britain is a nowhere
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place so we had that in the 90s and it was pretty much working but when we were 90 white british yes
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but the left couldn't leave it alone they had to keep pushing at it and i don't want i don't want
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that anymore i want natives first i want a british state for british people yes this and this is
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literally our nation state and if if we allow foreigners to live here they live here as guests
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yes and they understand that they are not the primary beneficiaries of whatever the british
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state can provide yes our state it it should be in britain the british lives matter more yes and
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if i went to any other country like i mean i've said this before i'm a big lover of greece if i
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went to greece i would not expect the british the greek state to prioritize me in any way shape or
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form i would expect to go there pay my taxes and live how i wanted to live and you know by the sea
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or something but i wouldn't expect to be enfranchised i wouldn't expect special treatment
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i wouldn't expect free money from the greek state i would expect to have to look after myself
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because this is a people's country yes and i am a guest there and so kemi badenock is committed
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to the american you know all men are created british and therefore there's no distinction
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between any of us but this as you say the civic nationalist stuff what she's doing here she's
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saying look we're not i don't want to have any divisions between any people so the boris wave
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are just as legitimate as you having ancestry that goes back to the bloody ice age right that's
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what she's saying she and why would she say that because she's a bloody anchor baby from nigeria
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yes it serves her purposes that's why she says it and so no i'm not in favor of attacking nigel
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farage from the left who i think is just far too much to the left on this anyway thinking of the
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institutions rather than the people themselves i'm not interested in attacking him from the left
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and turning us into a john lennon everyone happy clappy multi-culti society that doesn't even
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recognize that there are a british people still living here so anyway but i'm at least but i mean
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at least at least everyone's angry in the right direction i suppose you know like anyway rupert
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lowe of course um is not having any of this right how many more how many more has to have to die
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here right i've had enough of it all of it i'm going to look back in anger i urge you to do all
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the same yes uh jail is too good for digger obviously uh we're going to bring back the
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death penalty by the way and of course that each should be put to death yes a restored government
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with the british people's approval would put vikram digger to death yes every murderer every
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murderer should be put to death that's what we used to do and to be clear i'm very very happy
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for this to apply to to the white british natives as well every murderer yes like this is the british
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way the reason that we have a civilized country and we put the shopping cart back is not because
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of magic soil it's because we we evolved in a in a climate with tens of thousands of years of
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brutal winters where you have to plan ahead you have to be respectful in the community you have
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to not steal the food supplies from your neighbor because that means that his children will starve
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in february you should have planned better so for years we have treated transgressions like that
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death yeah we have always executed our criminals and that is why we have a population of people
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who have impulse control who are community spirited who do understand this is remarkable
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if you're not white you you might not get this but we have a sense of guilt that is just not
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if you're not christian you won't get that that that specifically is christian innovation um but
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you you're absolutely right i mean there's a there's a uh a canard that goes around the site
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we used to put to death one percent of the population absolutely not we we would put to
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death a few hundred people a year right but it doesn't you don't make a difference exactly it's
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not even that it hasn't expressed a eugenic effect or anything like that um what it is it's a moral
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effect as in if you commit a crime and you are caught if you murder for example and you are
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caught you will be hanged right that's i i i i suspected it's both because we've been doing it
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for thousands of years in this country going back we just weren't hanging enough people yeah oh no
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it's even before that into the last ice age i mean it's you know before before the romans turned up
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we have been doing this sure but okay so um in in the middle ages for example the uh victorian era
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we would only hang a few hundred criminals a year across the country most of those were in london
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because london was always a it was a great family come and watch the hanging yeah exactly yeah
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absolutely but it was it was the moral attitude as in we believe that actually an eye for an eye
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in this case and the you can you can say what you like about english morality but this ancient pagan
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truism has always been a core feature of the english it was an unapologetic upholding of a
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100 percent and the the knowledge that the guilty need to get their just desserts and even to this
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day more people than not want the return of the death penalty there is absolutely no reason why
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this guy axel rudicabana i mean we talked about seeing seeing this this you know um police's
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body cam footage we've never seen the body cam footage from the police who attended the scene
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of axel rudicabana's murder now bear in mind and it's it's so horrific but one of the little
01:13:39.380
girls who was attacked by actual rudicabana his father had to go into the mortuary to identify
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his daughter and he was unable to do so he was unable to identify his own daughter i'm absolutely
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certain that they didn't release the body cam footage for a reason well i mean we had riots
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as it was if we had seen the body cam footage from the actual rudicabana scene
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things would have changed a lot more than actually did there isn't and i genuinely think the english
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was because he said the same thing about the grooming gangs yes now i realize this has gone
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on for a long time but there's a little bit i want to add on the end here so uh there was a
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debate in parliament uh today or yesterday i think it was yesterday uh about the collection
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and publication of child sexual offender data because of course uh we want we believe the
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signatures of the petition uh that it is essential to collect record and publish the nationality
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ethnicity and immigration status and religion of all child sexual offenders including gang-based
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crime this comes hot on the heels of his rape gang inquiry and as you can see rupert promoted
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this 260 000 people uh supported it and so it was debated in parliament now you can watch it
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yourself um it's actually not terribly exciting i haven't seen this what's the key takeaway so the
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the key takeaway is the the right does think that we should collect the ethnicity breakdown of child
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sexual offenders and the left doesn't rupert gave an incredibly powerful speech um which is just
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five solid minutes of him laying out the worst stuff that was revealed in his rape gang inquiry
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as to why uh this is something that is the british stage does not i mean they don't do it for a
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reason i mean they in fact specifically um ian smith uh explains that in 2022 the home office
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asked forces to collect ethnicity data and other data and only one out of 43
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police forces complied with because they are as intrinsically anti-racist so as you have suggested
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well i mean every instruction that comes down about treating the british natives as second
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class citizens they comply with all of those yes but when the instruction comes down to record some
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data almost all of them barbing one just refused to comply yeah so this is what i mean the police
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force cannot be saved you have to start again i agree uh anyway rupert's speech as as i said it's
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just just five straight minutes of just harrowing statements from the rape gang inquiry and so you
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got mps shaming him for it um you're the issue of rape gangs has been weaponized and deployed
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by propagandists to sow racial cultural and religious division again look at what he's
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appealing to he's appealing to the uh security of the multicultural system that needs as minimal
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friction as possible in order for itself to survive i mean this is literally the point
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repeatedly watch this one the honorable member for great yarmouth said that he was going to name
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and shame every member of parliament who did not attend this debate. There are 650 members of
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parliament in this place and I believe there are 50 seats around this table and I think temperance
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in our language would serve the victims of this crime far better than the language of the honourable
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member. It must never be weaponised, it must never be reduced to slogans or selective outrage, it must
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be about truth accountability and above all justice for victims so i so you can see they're
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trying to shame him there i mean i like rupert's uh smirk there you're not going to tone police me
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sunshine but they're constantly you you can't name and shame us we're we're agents of the system and
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you can't cause division because the system needs consistency and persistence and relax
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conformity if you if you identify these divisions just like kemi badenock was trying to prevent as
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well right then you are the thing that is the problem not the inherent contradictions between
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these groups that the system is trying to manage well it is how the state works that they diversify
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responsibility for everything to the point where you can never say that it was wholly
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one individual's fault and if it's not wholly one individual's fault no one can ever be held
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to account for anything and the closest you can get is the term the state loves which is learning
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lessons but no one at any point ever is is held to account all of the shaming and browbees is for
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people who point it out yeah it all of it yes is to ensure the longevity and the continued existence
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of the system that is destroying us that's what it's for and you can see rupert is beyond this
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at this point yeah he's just like this ain't gonna stop me i don't care yeah i don't care
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because it's clear that things are getting out of control right the contradictions are just
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too evident the tensions are too great something is going to snap we cannot have privileges for
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ethnic minorities and foreign religions that exist and operate only at the expense of the
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native population well and what we're looking at here is the last peaceful way of this being
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rectified yeah because like something is going to snap and if it's not done through the ballot
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and of course the reason why we work so hard on this is because we want the peaceful solution