00:28:46.180And that's really frustrating because you actually get candidates like Marlon West, who's a Restore Britain candidate.
00:28:55.440Now, I actually had the pleasure of meeting Marlon.
00:28:59.940Sorry, I had the pleasure of meeting Marlon and interviewing him whilst he was going about and helping to campaign for Rebecca Shepard.
00:29:07.460He was helping to organize her campaign.
00:29:09.840And Marlon struck me as an eminently good man.
00:29:13.000He's a man who's involved in politics for all of the right reasons. He's spent the past 30 years of his life working as a qualified nurse for the NHS across all sorts of parts of Manchester.
00:29:25.480And also as well, he's someone who then walked away from all of that and decided to commit himself to the issue of the rape gangs after his own daughter was personally subjected to them and the barbarity and evil of them.
00:29:40.740So this is a man who has been through a great deal as a result of all of the decisions, evil decisions, that the establishment have waged against the British people for decades now.
00:29:53.560And now we find good people like Marlon stepping forward because they have realised that no one is going to come and save them.
00:30:00.700There is not another party. And the reason why Marlon joined Restore Britain was because Rupert Lowe was the one MP in Parliament who actually meant what he said.
00:30:10.740when he was talking about getting justice for these girls and exposing the barbarity of what
00:30:16.340was allowed to happen to them and what was hidden from the public. And so if you want to go and
00:30:22.560listen to my interview with Marlon, it's just there. But Marlon is, if this will load, it's
00:30:29.220all right. Well, you can see behind him. You just- Yeah, look at the state of it. Yeah, just as a
00:30:33.920screenshot, it works. You can see the screen grab. And this is from exactly as Bay State was just
00:30:38.560saying there manchester piccadilly gardens man there's there's this this phrase that's attributed
00:30:44.460to pericles which is you know even if you don't take an interest in politics politics will take
00:30:48.840an interest in you and that really is how marlin has arrived here right yes so if we just go back
00:30:53.360to the it's entirely political that these men are in the background here it's entirely political
00:30:59.920that his daughter was the victim of rape gangs yes manchester all of these consequences are the
00:31:06.560consequences of policies that the governments have pursued for years now and have dragged men
00:31:13.160like him into politics because what other choice do you have yes where else can you go and and the
00:31:20.180most insufferable thing about it all especially when it comes to a place like manchester is that
00:31:25.060i've visited um manchester on several occasions because they have some good friends up there
00:31:30.000and every single time you're in the town center you just sorry the city center as soon as you get
00:31:34.800off the train at Victoria, it is just the most dispiriting experience of your life. It is just
00:31:40.100just being there surrounded by all the people is just instantly demoralizing. And when you see
00:31:45.980statues to people like Sir Arthur Wellesley, you know, just statues of the Duke of Wellington with
00:31:51.520just Deliveroo bikers around it and just the smell of drugs, it genuinely just shows you how far
00:31:58.240it's fallen. And when you get good men like Marlon and those that restore Britain who think, well,
00:32:03.000okay, we're not actually going to accept the decline forever. And this is a really important
00:32:08.700point, because even though, look, I agree, Labour are probably going to just steamroll this entire
00:32:13.660thing, because they have the right voter base there, fundamentally. Because those who are the
00:32:18.860minorities from there are obviously going to vote Labour. And also as well, even if it is a British0.97
00:32:26.900white population, it's an urban city environment, and those people tend to be more liberal as well.
00:32:32.360And so it's an increasingly uphill battle. But that doesn't mean that the cities should therefore be abandoned, that we should give upon them. Because who else do they belong to? They're our cities. Manchester was built on the backs of the working class Mancunians for generations.
00:32:50.640When you look at the old black and white photos of the men out there digging the canals for Manchester and just all of the labours that were sent into it and the mills and everything, so on and so forth.
00:33:06.320We are the reason why Manchester became a place that people from around the world even wanted to go to in the first place.
00:33:13.900And look at those guys in the background, right?
00:33:15.900Look at those guys and their bikes in the background.
00:33:17.920When we're gone, do you think they're going to lament you?
00:33:20.640no you think they're going to even remember you they won't even notice they exactly they won't
00:33:25.660even notice um at all um and so marlon's messaging throughout all of this has been very very strong
00:33:33.140and obviously a campaign against the rape gangs has been at the forefront of that campaign as we
00:33:38.720can see here saying as mayor i keep my promise to ensure the safety of women children and all
00:33:43.460people in manchester no agenda not a career politician no ego and no cover-ups as well
00:33:49.000And speaking about the fact that there will be, he will use the power that he has as mayor of Manchester to help to reform Manchester policing, which is a vital step and you won't achieve anything without it.
00:34:04.720and as well to actually have as well some transparency and to allow women from across
00:34:11.200manchester all of its constituencies to come forward and actually be able to have conversations
00:34:17.400about it open and free without the persecution of the state telling them that's not the politically
00:34:24.460correct way to explain this you see it all the time you see threats being made against some of
00:34:30.240victims these days you see the the the rapists making threats against the victims how do they
00:34:36.000feel so safe well they do yeah now this video here went pretty viral as you can see got a quarter of
00:34:42.480a million views on the youtube with marlon and monty walking around manchester piccadilly gardens
00:34:48.240and there's just a few clips i wanted to play from it over there is a kids play park and you've got
00:34:52.800where essentially migrants sat doing God knows what.
00:34:57.800And as I've said previously, Piccadilly Gardens.0.97
00:35:00.800Does this really look like a garden to you?
00:51:26.980And it's because the BBC are villains, and the only rape gang inquiries that they actually report on are those that have been managed by the handlers of the establishment themselves, who are going to make sure that that finding comes to a safe conclusion, shall we say.
00:51:45.200But this doesn't mean, of course, that Elon, once again, hasn't noticed all of this.
00:51:50.500And as he points out here, so Rupert has written a letter, of course, to the chair of the Nursing and Midwifery Council,
00:51:56.780just pointing to the fact that this is obviously designed to damage them during an election.
00:52:06.520And Elon's just right that it could have been your daughter as well.
00:52:09.520And the fact of the matter is, the fact that the Nursing and Midwifery Council have chosen to do this based off of comments that are so understandable, given the circumstances of Mahon's life, and given the fact that Mahon has decided to dedicate…
00:52:28.540Which are true. I mean, this is what the Pakistanis are doing, and Afghans clearly have a cultural problem. I mean, it's more important that it's understandable. It's true.1.00
00:52:37.000Yeah. And to say nothing of generics, you know, secret Afghans who were brought in as well and the resulting murder of Wayne Broadhurst, et cetera, et cetera.0.97
00:52:47.260Just there is a terrible story behind all of these things.
00:52:50.860And the nursing council is basically just trying to punish the people who are actually trying to restore some sense of justice and safety to the lives of the people of Manchester, who is trying to go out there with a message to the people of Manchester and tell them, your life doesn't have to be more of this.
00:53:19.900It doesn't have to be more and more danger year on year, and it doesn't have to be a society where alienation and mistrust are just the only avenues available to people.
00:53:32.080And so irrespective of how well Marlon does in the final tally, I would just really like to commend him for running this campaign on the message that he has been doing,
00:53:42.560Because far more than anything that's been discussed in Andy Burnham's cabinet meetings, this is the conversation that the British public actually need to be having.
00:53:59.460Yes. So UK Manichist says, has anyone mentioned women are now in the majority of UK government cabinet and it's all going so well, isn't it?
00:54:10.180that yeah uh that's around i hadn't even noticed that actually uh that's a random name oh but
00:54:16.460rachel reeves lost a place so it's still bad uh that's a random name says it looks like
00:54:22.240nurgle's garden forgive me i don't actually understand that reference don't worry i get
00:54:26.680that reference okay uh he also says here in canada nhs um works just like firas said uh i've lost a
00:54:34.460position because i've been accused of something they didn't even tell me what uh just that i did
00:54:39.900it or that something said something inappropriate that's so kafka-esque yes not only are you being
00:54:45.980accused of it you're not even allowed to know what you're being charged with pretty much and
00:54:49.660you just have to face the endless process of bureaucracy as it grinds you down yeah i'll
00:54:55.540have to do a chronicles on kafka uh that's random name also says the whole system is full of
00:55:00.280minorities especially africans and muslims who stick with their tribe and accuse people of isms0.88
00:55:05.060upper management uh basically staffed by woke white hags uh i'm quitting in four weeks well0.97
00:55:11.240i hope that you move on to better fortunes random name may i have that please thank you sir
00:55:17.400um so this segment i wasn't sure what to title it but i went with you are born in debt
00:55:26.820because this is a fundamental truth about society and since we are unfortunately living in a secular
00:55:33.840age and people like to start with the science, I thought that I would also start with the science.
00:55:39.320And I've got a couple of papers here that you could look into, showing basically that when
00:55:44.660a woman is pregnant, if she's exposed to a very large amount of sudden threat, acute
00:55:52.040stress, not stress, not threat, sorry, if she's subjected to acute stress or if she is
00:55:58.880subjected to very chronic stress, say from an invasion, say from chaos, say from the village
00:56:05.740burning down, there is a tendency to naturally miscarry and to naturally lose her baby. And the
00:56:13.320same is true when it comes to breastfeeding. When women are exposed to acute stress during0.89
00:56:19.120breastfeeding, sometimes they just can no longer produce milk. And this is a natural survival
00:56:26.500mechanism for women because having a baby is an enormous burden and it is enormously taxing on1.00
00:56:34.340women and women's bodies and so if the woman doesn't feel safe enough she will naturally1.00
00:56:40.400lose the baby even if the baby has is has been delivered by basically cutting off the milk0.96
00:56:47.280and the reason i mentioned this is because to there's a point to be made here if you are born
01:13:39.960The fact that there was some sort of connection of duty between government and citizen, together, and also as well that the establishment turned around and said, well, if you fight in this, we'll widen the franchise and we'll give you the vote.
01:13:54.280It's also, even if this is not in your interest, we will find a way to make it in your interest.
01:13:59.640Whereas all you're getting, if you just go back to where it was talking about those statistics, was the fact it's like, oh, well, if there's an invasion, there's been an invasion for decades and you've been telling us to ignore it.0.57
01:14:10.760That was Morgoth's point in a tweet, and it was a damn good one.
01:14:14.020And it ultimately comes down to the fact that it's like, because they keep saying to us, well, would you fight for us?