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Ep.43 California is on the road to the UK's two-tier 'justice' system · The Orange Report with Kira Davis

• Kira Davis: Hello, everybody. Welcome to another episode of the Orange Report with Kira Davis. All the news and views you can use from around Orange County, California, and America, because California news is America news. and I am happy to be joining you today, Wednesday, June 17th, from my perch here in South Orange County. My name is Kira Davis, of course, and you can follow me. I'm X at Kira Davis. Follow our show at Orange Report O C, wherever whatever platforms you we're on most platforms. And ⁓ yeah, I guess that's it. ⁓ sign up for my Substack at JessKavis dot com. We've got a lot to talk about today and I'm gonna take off because then I'm gonna join my friend Bridget Fettasey over on Walkins Welcome. Love Bridget. She's been ⁓ hugely influential for me ⁓ just in my life and she's just such a ray of sunshine. She's so smart. So I'm super excited to get back on that show. So ⁓ yeah. I we've got ⁓ we we've got some serious stuff to talk about today. I had some Orange County news that I wanted to discuss and I pr I will get to some of that. Some of it's related to the main topic I want to talk about, which is the these this rape gang report in the UK. ⁓ it's just utterly shocking. And Terrifying and it should be a wake up call. It should be a cold splash of water on all Westerners, on all Westerners, everybody who calls themselves a member, a a citizen of the West. I know we've been talking a lot about the insanity that's going on over in the UK. They have really fallen. And ⁓ we're talking about ⁓ their censorship, you know, with their social media. Now this week Keir Starmer has come out and he said, we're going to ban social media for under-16s, as they call it in the UK, under 16s. And to my mother's mind, you know, on at first blush, that sounds good. You know, obviously social media is is has not been helpful for teenagers. It comes with a lot of negative consequences. Okay, great. Fine. ⁓ But given what's been going on in the UK, there's a civil war brewing. Their towns are erupting. The men of Belfast and London and ⁓ I d I don't even want to pronounce these other towns, but they're it they're exploding. The men are in the streets in Belfast. Last week they were pulling immigrants from their cars, pulling migrants, illegal migrants, I guess, burning down migrant businesses and housing. I mean, it's really come to a head. And then what does the Starmer government do? They immediately blame Elon Musk. They blame Elon Musk just for having a social media platform. That's all he did. He didn't hand anyone a pitchfork or a knife to behead anyone in the streets. He didn't start any fires. All he's done is provide a social media platform that refuses to be censored by the UK government. So this is their workaround. They don't want the kid, they'll start with the kids, they'll move on to the adults, and I'll and I'll remind you that I think there are something like a hundred and thirty thousand last year there were a hundred and thirty thousand arrests for social media posts in the UK. And I want to point you to all of the videos that you're seeing right now as the World Cup is being ⁓ play is going on here in the US. And you're seeing video after video on social media of Europeans discovering the joys and glories of America. And it's been really fun. I I my personal opinion is some of it is clickbait because I know we're going to share it. But nothing that they're saying is untrue. And imagine coming from a place like the UK where you're not even allowed to fly your own country's flag because it's deemed racist. And coming to a place like America with all of our challenges, with all of the division here, with all of the craziness going on here, we're still patriotic Americans. And I think I I I don't know. I really I don't know what it's like to be a European from a European country, but I do know what it's like to be from a different country. You know, I came here from Canada. My first visit to the United States was at eleven years old, and that's when I first met my father, my American father, and he came here and I Landed on the East Coast in Boston and and then made my way, saw some family there, made my way down to DC where my father lived. And I have, you know, a a large portion of my childhood was spent in Washington, DC proper. And that's where I learned to to love America. But I can remember even just being a Canadian and coming south for the first time and seeing the the diversity, the I I was I remember being most intrigued by the products. I just couldn't believe that you could just basically you could just have whatever you wanted. You could go wherever you wanted at any time. I remember my dad who was, you know, not a great ⁓ dad when I would go visit him for the summer. I can remember him taking me to the movies at like to see a one AM movie, a two AM movie, and me being it was Jaws, by the way. It was it was it was Jaws 3D. Excuse me, it was Jaws 3D. And and going in the middle of the night to see a movie and how that like blew my mind that that was a thing that you could do. And that was in Washington, DC, by the way. That would have been the eighties. ⁓ and we yeah, we were out walking around doing whatever, doing whatever, doing whatever we wanted. And ⁓ I just remember being so ⁓ impressed, even though as a Canadian I still was in the mindset to hate America. And as a Canadian, you're raised to hate America. You're raised to believe that America is the problem. It's every problem that Canadians have is due to America. But I there was still something so magnetic about it. I mean, I knew on my first visit here that I wanted. To be an American, that I would take advantage of my father's nation of birth, and and then I would make it my own, and I did as soon as I could. As soon as I could. 18, gone, even before 18, actually, I left at 17, gone, American, and have never looked back. So I do know what it's like to come here and be blown away by the lifestyle here. And there are many different kinds of lifestyles, and even the poorest among us, in many cases, live lives that in other countries people can only dream of. You know, our poor have our poor are are obese, right? The poor people in America are obese. They're not skeletal starving, right? Our poor people have cell phones. Our poor people have cable. Our our poor people have internet. Like it's it's totally different. I can remember seeing it an Instagram post about ⁓ I can't someone from the UK posted about their rich friend. They were being insulting and they posted about their rich friend. They posted a picture of their rich friend's house. And it was about, you know, it was a hundred thousand Americans in the comments going, ⁓ I got news for you. Your friend isn't rich. Like you don't need to be so mean about their wealth. They're not rich. That's a small house. It looked like a, you know, a normal sort of three bedroom home, maybe a newer build, ⁓ with like a front yard. It wasn't anything remarkable. And ⁓ then it ignited a debate in the comments about what is wealthy, what is rich. The Europeans in the comments could they thought the Americans were overreacting, they thought we were being smart asses. What I realized and what the comment section eventually worked out is that for Americans, that home that that person was showing, that's a lower middle class home. That's not the home of a rich person. That's like your basic starter home. In the UK, and I believe this was in Britain. that is sorry, I always have this thumbs up thing going on. I need to change these settings. But in Britain, that was the home of a wealthy person. That's the difference in the lives we're living. So they're coming here and they're going, I can't believe it. Like, look how Americans lived. America is awesome. And you know what it reminds me of? It reminds me of being a kid in the 80s and watching news reports of Soviets coming over, Russians now. We call them Russians now. But if you're young watching this, back then it was the Soviet Union. And there was a complete media blackout in the Soviet Union. There really you know, we didn't have internet at that time. So you had to get a lot of of Western information through the black market in Russia, in the Soviet Union. And then the people will come over, a lot of them athletes, we had a big defection. Problem in the 80s, especially in hockey. Those hockey players would come over to Canada and the US to play for tournaments and they would stay. They wouldn't leave. They wouldn't go back. And but those were the stories. They would come over and they will, ⁓ my goodness, I can't believe how Americans live. And in my home country, they've been telling me that Americans are getting shot in the streets or chat t stabbing each other everywhere. Nowhere is safe. Homeless people everywhere. No one can afford anything. I'm being led to believe that America is a horrific. A horrific state of crime and chaos and degradation. And that's what they're raised to believe. And then they would get here and they'd be like, it's not like that at all. That's part of how we defeated the Soviet Union by culture, through culture. And I'll have you know that that's exactly how our enemies are trying to defeat us in 2026 through culture, a cultural shift. We exported blue jeans. And Billy Joel and Rock and Roll and movies. I talked to a man from ⁓ communist Soviet Union who ⁓ defected to the United States in the nineties and he said that when he lived in the Soviet Union as a teenager, he managed to get himself his hands on a VCR and he would get ⁓ American movies through the black market. And he would have like a speakeasy where he would show these movies. He said those movies were the things that made him want to be American. Because he would see the American images in these movies and go, ⁓ my gosh, is there a really a place like this? And we hold secret movie watch parties because you could get arrested for that. Hearing the Europeans talk about all of the glories of America that they're discovering right now. It's fun to watch, but it's breaking my heart. They they shouldn't be so blown away by by life here. There obviously there's differences, but they shouldn't be so impacted. They are our spiritual and moral brothers and sisters across the pond. And the fact that they're acting like former, like refugees from the Soviet Union coming here and Talking about how amazing it is. It just shows you that they are they are living in communism in the UK. It's already fallen. We're having conversations like ⁓ if they don't do something now, it's gonna be too late, or they might might need to turn it around. No, it's already fallen. I honestly do not see how the UK gets out of this without civil war. Because it's not just that they could change direction now and then just try to work it out in the future. They've now been overrun by a purposeful, in my opinion, and I think I'm right, a purposeful cultural invasion, cultural shift that's now three generations deep. I don't think there's any way out of this without some extreme discomfort for the UK. And Americans need to take this very, very seriously. Cause we are on the precipice here. We do have a chance to turn it around. I don't think they do without some really drastic measures. Let's go look at and it fair I'm gonna talk about this rape gang report. So this is your warning. If you can't handle this, if you don't want to hear some of this, then you should turn this off right now. Cause I'm gonna play some sound clips from Rupert Lowe, who is the leader of the Restore Party, a hard right party or being, you know. Claimed as a hard right party. It's further to the right than Nigel Farage Farage's party reform. We love Nigel Farage in the U.S. on the conservative side, but Nigel has made some missteps in his political campaign as well. And I think he's proven to be a bit more moderate on the immigration issue. And Rupert Lowe then said, nope, we're not going to do this. It's all or nothing. He split off from reform and formed restore, which is, which I think just won a bunch of local elections a couple of weeks ago. I I don't know exactly how the Brits run all their elections. Like they come at different times in different parts of the country. But the people are responding, but they're two unless the Parliament calls a leadership election, from my understanding, they're still two years out from a general election. And I don't think they have two years. Rupert Lowe convened a commission. To study the rape gang issue in the UK. If you don't know what it is, look it up. They're typically called grooming gangs, because in the UK they like to soften the language so you won't realize how horrific it is. So they call them grooming gangs, which makes it sound like some older men are taking some girls and giving them some drugs and turning them into slutty girls. Right? Just turning them into girls that they can prostitute. That's not what it was. It was rape, kidnapping, openly, and sanctioned by the state. It's still going on, by the way. It's still going on. That's why they call they don't call these men Muslim men. These are all Muslims perpetrating these crimes. All of them. They don't call them Muslim men, they call them Asians in the UK. They call them South Asians. Thinking they're gonna but you can't soften the language if the person is rotten. We'll just find out South Asian has come to mean the same thing that Muslim means in the UK. You can't soften it but they're gonna try. ⁓ let's go to ⁓ we'll pull up number four, Scott. ⁓ this is the rape gang report. And let's just look a little bit through this document. It's linked in there. And you can see that there is a table of contents. So Rupert Lowe, I mean, this is extensive. A summary, crimes, victim testimony, witness testimony, demographics and culture on page one ⁓ one. Let's go look at that in a little bit. But ⁓ let's see, I wanna read Rupert Lowe, the foreword right there. Britain doesn't have a racism problem. It has an immigration problem. That is absolutely correct. And we have been fooled both in the UK and the United States into believing that this is a race issue. This is why the left pushes so hard for DEI and CRT and all of that other Marxist BS. This can only work if they convince us that race is the most important thing. And they've done their job, haven't they? If they convince us that race is is more important than country, than flag, than religion, than family, than basically anything, then they can do this. Right. Then every time you want to point out, hey, we've got a cultural issue here. We're we've got people from another culture that doesn't respect women, that doesn't believe in the in the the the Christian values, Christian law, Christian tradition, that is that That is raised to believe it is their job to destroy and to conquer. We can't we can't be importing these people. They cannot assimilate into Western society. That's why we're the West and they're not. ⁓ because the West colonized everywhere else, right? The UK did that, the the the Great Britain. You know, they they used to say the sun never sets on the British Empire. And then we were made to feel like, ⁓ they're bad people because they were colonized. They were colonizers. They used to they used to own. Three quarters of the Western world, and the Western world was prosperous and organized, and there was a lot of trade. And they did bring the West to the East. They did bring the West to Africa. And then all those people complained about colonialism and racism, turned it into a race issue. And then the Brits pulled out voluntarily in most cases. And then what's happened to the West, to India, to all those places? They're shitholes. Pardon my language to quote our esteemed president. Like that's what's happened. But we then we still have been forced to take on this idea that race is above everything else. And if we don't approve of the cultural values and mores of these people from other countries, we're racist. And that's because we have managed to make race the premier identifying factor. It's evil. It's that's evil. That's the devil right there. The devil in an acronym D E I I C R T. All right, I'm gonna scroll down to ⁓ The introduction. let's see, I'm on page five here. The rape gang inquiry was necessary because the state and its institutions have failed catastrophically over decades. Police, social services, schools, the NHS, licensing authorities, and governments allowed these gangs to operate with impunity. There was a demonstrable lack of political will to confront them. The Labor Party initially refused a public inquiry altogether. Only relenting under considerable pressure. It will be many years before this inquiry is complete, and there's no guarantee that it will adequately address the politically sensitive, ethno-religious nature of the phenomenon, despite now pushing for an inquiry in opposition when in government the conserv conservative party did very little. That's why they have these new parties formed. The Conservative Party, it's a uniparty in the UK. Conservative and Labour, but they're the same party. The rape gang inquiry was survivor-led. Every day the panel sat with Sammy Woodhouse, a survivor-turned activist herself, alongside a variety of experts who attended whenever their specialist subject formed the focus of our efforts to get to the truth. We examined the distinct areas of the scandal in turn so that a maximum maximum full picture could be. Established parents and carers described their experiences. Instances of pregnancy, abortion, childborn of rape were laid bare. Whistleblowers who had previously been ignored gave evidence. Policing and justice failures were documented. Social care, NHS services, including sexual health and mental health, education, taxi licensing, demographic trends, cultural and social issues, and ideological obstructions to justice were all scrutinized without restriction. Nothing was off the table. ⁓ although the inquiry lacks statutory powers, the response was overwhelming. All right, and then I just want to read a little bit from the executive summary on page seven. ⁓ The scale, this is this is what is shot truly shocking. The scale of the crimes committed is staggering. It has been previously established that at the very least 230 50,000 young white girls have been subjected to repeated rape, gang rape, trafficking, torture, pregnancy, forced Islamic conversions, and lifelong trauma. The true number is probably higher. 250,000. The perpetrators bear primary responsibility, yet the institutional failures that enabled them for decades must also be confronted. In court records, the official inquiries and of Official inquiries around 87% of those convicted in these group-based child sexual exploitation cases bore distinctly Muslim names. The vast majority of the men involved in these gangs were not convicted. Dr. Taj Harge, an imam with the Oxford Islamic Congregation, believes the true proportion of gang members who are Muslims to be around 95%. And this figure far exceeds the Muslim share of the overall United Kingdom population. The overwhelming majority of the rape rape gangs networks consisted entirely of men from Muslim background. Okay, I'll stop it there. Two hundred and fifty thousand young white women. Not young brown women, not young black and brown women as we're always supposed to you know, we're always supposed to be ⁓ prioritizing the black and brown women, black and brown women, not young black and brown women, young white women. Two hundred and fifty thousand of them. Okay, so now that you've s look that I have not read through it all. I don't know if I can, but I'm gonna make an attempt. It's two hundred and ten pages. I've I've really been I did the same with the Epstein files. I'm sort sort of good letting the influencers do my work for me and letting them break down sort of the more shocking parts of it. That's a little easier, but I'm gonna try to do my own due diligence here. But I'm a mom. And it's it's still really hard for my heart to read stuff like this. I mean this I I feel like this is the purview of men. You know, men need to take care of this. A woman's heart is not built to take all this on, let alone to be the victim of all this. But ⁓ I wanna play Rupert Lowe's speech on this. Let's see, that's number five. He reads from the report in Parliament. So I want you to recall what I just read from you. And as he's this about five minutes, and we're just gonna let it play all the way through. And and I want you to listen to it if you can. If you can. We need to face this. And then Scott, what I'll do is I I wanna sift through some of the comments under under there. So don't ⁓ click off it after we finish playing. But as you're listening to him, I want you to understand what he is talking about. He is talking about war. The the acts that have been committed against these young women who were targeted for their race and their ethnicity, that's an act of war. In wartime, this is what conquerors do, conquerors from evil nations and sometimes from good. Rape is a tool of war, everybody. They'll rape men too. Rape is a tool of war because your sexual health is actually. Vital to your spiritual health. Those things are connected. God tells us that in His Word. Those things are connected. When you rape someone, you break them. You're breaking something inside of them. You're bringing them to heal. This is war. This is a strategy to overtake a culture using culture because the Muslims they have sticks and knives and stones. They're not very advanced people. So they can't win in a war. They can cause us a lot of heartache like they do in Iran, you know, they can cause you can they can delay things, they can make things difficult, but they cannot win. You know, we could wipe Iran off the map right now if we wanted to. We don't want to do that. So how do you do it? You take over the culture. So I want you to think about the two hundred and fifty thousand, but probably more a quarter of a million young women. That's not an accident, and that's not a crime problem. That's war. That's deliberate. Go ahead and play this. Listen to this all the way through. Let's go. I would like to thank the two hundred and sixty thousand nine hundred and seventy four British men and women who signed the petition to make this debate possible. And I want to welcome these brave survivors who are sitting behind us in the hall. This debate is about them, as you quite rightly say, it's not about politics. I want the world to hear what we heard during the two weeks of our independent rape gang inquiry hearings. An inquiry that should never have needed to happen. I sincerely urge this Parliament to listen to the testimonies from these brave survivors and to act, to finally act. So the first testimony he took his pants down, penetrated me, had sex with me. He then stopped before ejaculation. He picked up the bottle of Jack Daniels, which was now empty. And he forced it up inside me. He broke the glass while he was there. At that point, I was about twelve, nearly thirteen. Another testimony. I was held down by the men as they each took turns to orally and vaginally rape me, taking it in turns to pin down my arms and my legs. When the assault ended, the men hit me repeatedly. Threatened to find me, kill me, and harmed my loved ones if I ever told anybody what had happened. Another. Comments were constantly made suggesting that white girls, the Christian girls, were viewed as having fewer morals or lower values, whereas Muslim girls were described by some of the men as having dignity and higher moral standing. These comparisons were used to justify the way. I was treated and to further humiliate and control me. Another. She was a white woman herself, who I imagine may have been groomed, and has obviously now married into the family, shouting obscenities at us. Throughout the whole sentencing, she was constantly saying, fucking liars, lying white bitches. She said to me that God will be the witness for what happens to me. Another. Race did play a part. And motivated the selection or demographic of the victims. Throughout my exploitation, the other girls I encountered, or who were abused alongside me, were almost exclusively white. Another, she had a baby by him, and his dad was an imam. His dad knew. And he got his son married and said that he wasn't allowed to see the child. They look after their own community. Another. Over the course of the abuse, I was raped by multiple police officers in different parts of the country. Another, he put a cigarette out on the baby's face. Another, it started when I was 13. I was raped by probably about six or seven hundred different men over three years. Another. They would toot the horn of the car, and then a child would be taken to the front door. by a staff member of the children's home. Another. I was bleeding from both my vagina and my back passage and was so swollen I could not sit down. I told hospital staff my drink had been spiked and I did not know what had happened because I was too afraid to tell the truth. They did not ask any questions. They gave me tablets and discharged me. I was fifteen years old. Another. Things would escalate around Eid and Holidays. Parties got bigger, got worse, got more violent. People, more people involved, more girls involved, the parties were just bigger. Another. The main clash that I kind of had with the religion side of it was I grew up as a Christian. I would wear my cross because it was something really special to me. It was just used as a way to break me down. They said, Where is your God now? Has your God forsaken you? Another, it was all of the white girls in every home that I went to. I remember a man opening the back of a van and I saw 15, 20 girls locked in dog cages. Another, dogs were brought in and I couldn't move at all. I had nowhere to move. I think that was the scariest thing: not having any concept of it. There were men around me, not horrified. Not disgusted, not helping, but filming and laughing, making bets on whether the dog could actually rape me or not. And yes, I was raped by a dog. The man just held my face, stared me down straight in the eyes, and he wanted to see me break, and he did. Another. I just want it to stop and not happen to any other children and for people to actually act, to do something and stop being so scared. I could continue for hours and hours. All of us in this building have a responsibility to finally act, not to talk, but to act. Our rape gang inquiry report will be released in the coming days. It will change Britain for good. Thank you. I have a daughter. I can't imagine Did you hear what he said? They use dogs to rape those women. There's a serial killer, Israel Keyes, he's a famous serial killer. ⁓ he did the same. I'm not gonna describe the process to get how you get a dog to rape a woman. But it can happen. And ⁓ the fact that those young ladies i it's not just that they didn't get any help. When they went for help, they were told by the people who were not just tasked with helping them, but paid to help them. People who are trained in the hashtag me too believe all women, they weren't helped. They were thrown back to the wolves. How on earth who does that help? You this is this is on purpose. This is on purpose. Let me ⁓ pulled this up. So I want to read some of the comments. ⁓ Like here's one down there libertarian rock down there ⁓ says I now understand why the crusades happened. Those responsible, yeah, a little further down, those responsible for importing these demons. It's right underneath the Kierstormer laughing ⁓ video. Now I understand why the crusades happened. Those responsible for importing these demons and any resisting the capital punishment of the guilty and the deportation of their kind. deserve to be drawn and quartered for treason. Absolutely. Now we and and we've been also gaslit about the crusades, haven't we? Gaslighted. Haven't we? Over the years. We supposed to we were trained to apologize for the crusades as if any of us had anything to do with it. I always knew better because I read my history, right? And I read actual historical documents. And I read documents from Ben Franklin, from John Adams, from our founding fathers. Who went overseas to secure funds for our revolution and came back saying, hey, we gotta be careful of the Muslim hordes. They've always been a problem. Islam is not our friend. Islam cannot be lived with peacefully. We have to stop this idea. It's we have to stop it. It can't we cannot be peaceful with Islam. We cannot. And they're already spreading out here in the United States. We're gonna have to do something about this now before it gets to what it is in the UK. Scrolling down a little bit. Pulse report UK says it's amazing how survivors had to become investigators, whistleblowers, and campaigners just to get the officials to do their jobs. It would s right underneath. It would seem to me that the horrendous testimonies you are describing are war crimes. Thank you, Grandma Bear. Thank you from Canada. PM Starmer having allowed this to happen is guilty of treason against the UK through mass immigration warfare. Okay, I'll that's enough. I'll I'll stop there. Are you gonna deal is that is that gonna be fixed with voting? These people are two and three generations deep there now. I read a ⁓ a comment from Matt Van Twal, ⁓ I on a different thread, I can't remember now, but he said after looking after reading that report, I guess he read it, after reading that report, I think it's safe to say that mass deportations and instant denaturalization is the moderate solution. It's the moderate solution. These people are at war with the West and we're pretending that they're looking for a better life. But let's look at what they have done in the UK and here in the United States. They have imported hundreds of thousands of men of military age. And you know what, if you wanna be like if we wanna be that open hearted and ⁓ refugees and their country sucks, so they that gives them the right to be in ours, okay, we'll take the women and kids. We'll take the women and kids. The men stay home. Right? But they don't wanna do that. Why? 'Cause it's an invasion. We're not the one of the reasons that Trump says that we're so hot and heavy for Iran is that they can never have a nuclear weapon. They will use it on the West if they have one. And that's for most Muslim countries. We don't like for them to have nuclear weapons because they don't look at conquerage as conquering territory. They have a caliphate. They look at it as their their ⁓ their ideology. I hesitate to call it a religion anymore. And I I don't think we should. I think we should call it an ideology, ⁓ because that's how we're gonna ban it. We designate it as a political system. So I don't think their political system ⁓ cares very much about ⁓ you know borders and territory. Their political system is to rape, kill, and destroy and subjugate everybody to their God How do you you they don't understand anything but the end of the sword. They can't be reasoned with. You just heard that report. One young woman was analy raped, raped with a bottle, and a dog raped her, and she didn't want to tell the police or the health service because she felt she would get blamed. Also, in that report are instances of young women who called the police to the homes that they were being held in. The police came and arrested the girls. For prostitution. You've seen video after video of Irish citizen, British citizen, natives of the UK being hauled off for social media posts, for putting up their own flags in the streets. One video showed the police visiting an old man, an elderly man, eighty five years old. He was in the streets doing ⁓ he was doing like collecting signatures for something. I it probably had to do with immigration. But a Muslim came to talk to him and he was an old man and he said, I'm sorry, I can't hear you. And your accent is making a little a little more it a little more difficult. No, he didn't even say that. He said, I can't hear you. I'm deaf in one ear. I can't understand you. And that man I went and called the police for a racial comment. And the police came and interrogated the old white man. And all the people around him were saying, No, he said he can't hear. He's deaf. He said, Can you please come closer or speak louder? I can't understand you. And the police's response to that, well, you can see how that someone might take that as a racist comment. They are lost. They they are lost. The UK has fallen. I don't think they're getting out of this without civil war. I really genuinely don't. I hope they do, but I really actually I I think they need civil war. I think they need it. This is this is what happens. This is a cultural invasion, and their culture is not compatible with the West. It absolutely is not. And we're having these issues here in America. They are setting us up to be what the UK is. The only reason we're not is because of our constitution, our states' rights. You know, they can't force us all into one box at the same time. That's always been the problem with the Marxists. movement in America. They can't force us all into the same box at the same time because we have federalism. But that's what they're trying to do. It's war, it's an invasion. And when we were in Europe, my family and I went to Portugal last year, and we were on like a tiny set of islands, and we saw, you know, African immigrants, and those people were very unfriendly. I mean, not ⁓ the African immigrants, I didn't have any interaction, but I mean the Portuguese on these islands we were on, they were unfriendly, you know, until they realized well, we're American and then we're super friendly, like great people. We had a great time. But even I was noticing. How did these people get to this small island? How do they invade this small island? There's an island in Italy that has 6,000 Native residents. They've imported 18,000 African men there. If that's not an invasion, I don't know what is. There has to be accountability for this. This has to be the era of accountability. We talked yesterday about. The Gavinus investigation here in California, DOJ has opened an investigation. I guess it's been open for a while. Trump ⁓ admin is pushing forward with the investigation that began under ⁓ the Biden administration. And I said, you know, President Trump, I appreciate what you're doing. I love what you're doing and fully support it, and we want more of it. But I don't know how you do this. You know, I'm not on the in On the inside, but we need to see high profile people in handcuffs. That's what we need to see because that's going to be an indication of real accountability. We understand you are arresting people. The Trump admin is arresting fraudsters and they just sentenced one Somalian guy. I wish it would just send him back. We don't want him. I guess we'll send him back after he gets out. Sent since it's like 35 years or something. Like we are prosecuting these people right now, but The American people need to see some of these people who are like at the level of a Keir Starm. Hauled off in handcuffs. I wanna know what the Clintons really do in Haiti. That's what we need to see. This has to be the age of accountability. You can't Rupert Lowe and his potential government, they can't just stop, and I don't think he will, but they can't just stop at the rape report. Right? It has to go further. There has to be accountable. In the UK, the the disgraced politicians, they can't just be allowed to leave office, live off their pensions for the rest their lives, and go away and disappear into society. They can't. There has to be accountability or there will not be repair. There will not be healing. This has always been my issue with the Epstein files, which I actually was against releasing. I wanted, I wanted names, right? That's what I wanted. I wanted names. I want to know who these people are leading this cabal. I think it was, it's been interesting to dig into those files. Ignore all the blue sky weirdos who keep telling you release the files, the release the files. They have been released. They don't like what's in the files. Cause what's in the files is a bunch of satanic baby eating worship. And then they don't like that. They don't I mean you shouldn't like that part. But that that that they don't care about that. That's what I should say. They don't care about that part. They don't th they wanted to see Donald Trump's name in there. They want to see Republican names in there. That's all they wanted. They don't care about The human trafficking that is obviously on display. They don't care about the satanic rituals that are laid out in those files in emails. They don't care about what Epstein was eating and why he called it jerky. They don't care. They really don't care. They don't care if you eat babies. They only care if we have a Republican president. And I said, I and I believe in my heart of hearts that President Trump felt this way too. And this is why he called the Epstein Files a distraction and said, We should not release them. Because if you release something like that, if you release all of that information, it's it's not even really evidence. It's a bunch of emails. If you release all that information and no one can be held accountable for it, you've just given it permission. In the in the spiritual life of our of our globe and our our nation, you've given it permission. You've given evil permission to keep on acting with impunity if you cannot hold the people accountable. And of course we can't hold them accountable on the basis of emails from a guy who was obviously an evil person and a liar. How do you prosecute what's in the Epstein files? You can ⁓ it it's almost impossible. I don't know even know where you would begin. But now those files are out there, they're out there, they're in the public consciousness, they're out there for everyone to read and no one's been held accountable. That's a problem. It sits in the spirit of a nation and it festers. If you have a problem and you can't bring it accountability, you're giving the problem permission. You're offering it permission. So the UK is I it Rupert was right when he said, you know, that this report will will change Britain forever. Because now there has to be accountability. That's war. That's war. And they're doing it on purpose. I wanna pull up this story, Scott. I don't know if you can pull it up, Scott, because you don't have a subscription to the OC register and it and it's paywall, but you can pull it out if you can. ⁓ this is number two from the OC register. I have a subscription to it, but my producer may not. But this is a story ⁓ that I ⁓ see saw from Orange County Register. OC judge here in Orange County throws out human trafficking, conviction of third striker because of racial bias. This is this man's third strike. And the judge threw out the trial, the conviction, and it's going to go to a retrial, actually. So he's not going free because of racial bias. A defense attorney said the defendant's race was referred to over and over and over again during his twenty seventeen trial. Well, let's read. A third striker sentenced to seventy-nine years in to life in prison for human trafficking, rape, and other felonies. Seventy-nine years. You can look at this man. You can look to see what he looks like. Has been granted a new trial because an Anaheim police detective showed racial bias on the witness stand. Orange County Supervisor Court. Superior Court Judge Richard King last month overturned the twenty seventeen conviction ruling that the detective's testimony conviction ruling that the detective's testimony that pimps are generally black violated the state's Racial Justice Act. This is the first I knew about the Racial Justice Act. I'm gonna go have to read that. We're gonna break that down on this show for sure. In a 51-page ruling, King said the only remedy for then Lieutenant Craig Friesen's statements was to throw out the conviction of defendant Chaz Jackson 38, who is black. Such testimony was completely unnecessary, the judge said. Instead, it was a stereotype of racial character evidence presented to the jury, which was not needed in any way to prove guilt. Well, let's read on. And I want you the OC register, don't be fooled by the name. It's in Orange County. It's not a conservative paper. It's not a red paper. All right. Prosecutors say they will retry the case. The allegations in this case are horrific, and we believe the strength of the evidence in this case, said Kimberly Eds, a spokesperson for the Orange County District Attorney's Office. We remain resolute in our pursuit of justice for the young women multiple who are victimized. Anaheim police defended its former detective. We respect the court's decision, but respectfully disagree on the outcome and any suggestion of motivation in testimony. ⁓ I'm gonna scroll down a little bit. Attorney Katherine Halanan, ⁓ representing Jackson, called the ruling huge. In this case, they were trying the like they were tying the likelihood of his race, Halanan said. His race was referred to over and over again. Okay, so I want you to look at this. How many paragraphs am I in? One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, seven paragraphs into this story, and you have not read one quote, one full quote. From the detective, and you have not heard any details about what was said. Seven paragraphs in. You're just supposed to believe that there was racial bias, and he said things that were racially biased, but you are that's it. Seven paragraphs in to the paper of record here in Orange County, pathetic. Jackson was convicted of human trafficking a group of women, raping two of them, pimping. Attempting to persuade one witness not to cooperate with authorities and several other felonies, some of them they should have had that at the top. They buried the lead. Some of the women were minors when they met Jackson. Jackson was arrested after one of the victims called her mother while he was away. Appearing as an expert witness, here we go. Paragraph nine, paragraph ten. Appearing as an expert witness for the prosecution. Freesen, then the head of the county's human trafficking task force, testified. So within the I I want you to pay attention, I'll read this slower. Because I'm going to tell you what happened. Appearing as an expert witness for the prosecution, Freesen, then the head of the human trafficking force, said, So within the prostitution slash pimping slash human trafficking world, for the most part, and I hate to racially categorize, but for the most part, the people involved, the pimps, are generally black. Under further questioning, he said, I can tell you that the majority of the people we arrested are. were of African American descent. Attorney Hallanan also accused the late trial judge Stephen D. Bromberg of racial bias in his instruction to jurors. All right, let's go back to what Detective Friesen, Lieutenant Friesen said about that I hate to say this, most of the people involved are black. You know what this report fails to mention? It fails to tell you what the question was. So it's just giving you that statement, right? Which in isolation, you're like, okay, why would he say that? Yeah, you should ask yourself, why would he say that? Do you think he brought that up organically? Do you think he's he was sitting there saying, you know what, we rescued these girls. They were being raped. We rescued these girls out of sex trafficking. ⁓ and by the way, most of the men involved in this are black. Do you think that's how that went? What was the question he was asked that prompted the answer? Right. And he even says in this answer that they included, he even says, like, I hate to racially categorize. I'm gonna bet that the question from this attorney centered around why they arrested and suspected a black man. But he's the one who's being accused of racial bias. Reading on Helen Ann and Q's the judge. Also, I wonder when I said that this was a criminal case, how many of you looked at council table? You see three gentlemen sitting at council table. You can't see their faces yet. You're probably going to get a chance to meet them. And you probably figured, well, two of them are lawyers, and you see an African and you see one gentleman, an African American, he's black, Bromberg said. You probably figured he's the defendant. Yep, he's the defendant. That's Mr. Jackson, Chaz Jackson. Again, what was what prompted that? What was she just she went through the transcript, pulled out every reference to black, but what prompted it? What was the lawyer saying? What was the defendant accusing them? Was the defendant accusing the judge of making a judgment about the people who are sitting at the table? And the judge was maybe just I know I'm not saying that that's what it is, but again, you have to ask what's the moment before? OC register did not do their due dil diligence here. Surprise, surprise. Hallinan's motion argued that Bromberg's statement was discriminated and tainted the jury. By its plain language, a statement explicitly equates blackness with criminality. It does not. King disagreed, saying that when taken with further statements, Bromberg's remarks were not a violation but part of an admonishment to the jury that Jackson was innocent until proven guilty. Once again Orange County Register buries the lead. The Racial Justice Act enacted in California in 2020, ⁓ the summer of love, prohibits bias towards a defendant based on race, ethnicity, or national origin. Hello, Rupert Rupert Lowe, and the rape report. And UK grooming gangs. This is how this happens. Two-tier justice. That's two-tier justice. We gotta get rid of this in Orange County. We gotta get rid of this. A race the Racial Justice Act, we gotta get rid of it. That's the first, not the first one step towards UK rape gangs. We're here, everybody. We are here. We're not allowed. And again, the judge was pointing out you can't use racial bias. You're you're gonna look and you're gonna immediately assign. So if you were if you're planning on assigning some guilt due to race, you can't do that. That's what the judge was saying. On June twelfth, I'm scrolling down a little bit, Superior Court Judge Michael Cassidy reduced a potential sentence for a Chilean national accused of burglary after finding that the district attorney Todd Spitzer showed racial bias in the case. I guess if you mention it, it's racial bias. Spitzer vowed to appeal it all the way to the Supreme Court. He should okay, that's the end of that. He should. We are here. In Orange County, the Orange County Board of Supervisors just made the Islamic holiday of Eid an official government holiday. We recognize it officially. You can take that off, Scott. I'm done. We are here. We do not want to get to the place where the UK is. I I am I think we need to really deal with this. We really do. Now before it becomes a bigger problem to where we have to deal with it with violence and arms. And Americans are not going to be as accommodating as the British. We have not been disarmed. And we have not been yet. As a as a corporate group, yeah. All lulled into believing that the government owns us and we have to do what it says. Now that the British want to revolt, they have no weapons, they have no arms, they can't even have pepper sponsors. We don't want to get there. We need to take the first thing we need to do, this is probably have to be a federal action, we need to declare Islam a political ideology, not a religion. Start there. Because it aims to set up a parallel justice system. And there you just saw it. The Racial Injustice Act is a parallel justice system. That's racism, my friend. It's gotta go here in the state of California. That chills me to the bone after what we just heard from Rupert Lowe. We're in trouble. We have to heed the warnings of what is happening in the UK right now. We have to, we are in trouble. Our children are in trouble. Our culture is in trouble. Islam is not compatible with American culture in any way. We should ban mosques, we should ban the hijab, and we should declare Islam a political ideology. It does not stop once it starts. They're not our neighbors. They don't act like our neighbors. They tuck their mosques into out-of-the-way places so you don't see them and you don't interact with them. They don't invite us there. They are not our neighbors. This is an invading force two hundred and fifty thousand white girls white girls in the UK two hundred and fifty thousand I don't want to hear any BS from the social justice crowd about about ⁓ insults or black and brown people or tolerance or equity. I don't wanna hear that. You guys are captured. I'm not even sure if some of them are actual real human beings. You know what I mean? Like in here. I was saying like reptilians, but like in here, in your heart. I'm not even sure. Some of them actually have a soul. There's only one way to defeat that. It's with brute strength, with brute force. And they've been using our constitution as cover and we need to end that. So the way we end it is to declare Islam a political system. I think we should do that. UK needs to do that. All of the West needs to do that. I pray to God that Rupert Lowe and his restore movement will win and win big and doesn't have to. Devolve into civil war? But I don't I don't know. This is it's it's evil beyond imagination. And the people in government, they haven't just aided and abetted it. Do you understand? They're the traitors. Do you understand what I'm saying? It's not just I'd like new voters. That's part of it. I want new voters. Our ideas aren't working with our own people. Let's import our voters. That's part of it. But the bigger part of it is the push for a globalization of authority, right? Diluting culture so that we all become one global culture. Diluting culture, the culture of the West is Christian culture. You dilute that and and and white people have really been the base of that culture for a long time. Not only white people, obviously, you know, obviously, you know, ⁓ Christianity is huge in Africa and South America, but in the West, it's that. And so they knew if they could get white people to voluntarily. give up their own rights and their own status that they could overtake the culture and that's exactly what's happening and we have to take it back. We have to take it back. This is absolutely disgusting what's gone on in the UK. They are not our allies anymore. They have fallen. Communism and Islamism is the same thing. They're the same thing. That's why you see those people link arms. That's a red-green coalition. It has to be stopped. Let the UK rape report be a warning to us here in America. And I hope we are serious. I hope people are understanding what's happening. All of these fixes have to happen all at once. And it can't be one man that does it. You've got to get out there and make some noise and stop pretending that your Muslim neighbors are like that they're okay. They're not. They're they're not. They they maybe some of your Muslim neighbors are like Muslim individuals. We have to denaturalize all of them, send them back and ban mosques. That w that's what we have to do. Let me know. If you think I'm crazy, if I don't think I'm crazy, I'm think I think my solution is actually, as Matt said, the moderate one. The other solution is something none of us want to see. If you think I'm crazy, write to me or drop something in the comments. curadavis at protonmail.com, that's great. Email address, write to me, drop in your comment in the comments, share this, go to just curadavis.com. Drop a comment on the show there. Let me know what you think. What can be done? Does anything need to be done? Maybe I'm crazy, right? Maybe I'm the one who's just really going too far with this. And you know, maybe I'm the racist. Let me know. 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