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#662: Groomed Into Submission · Macroaggressions

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business out of the way boy you guys in the UK are
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In real trouble. I mean, I sort of don't know where to start with that statement, but I
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Mean you just recycled through prime ministers like like nothing here. What have we got seven in ten years?
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Not the best not the best but these people are disposable cure-starmer, you know, he's just another
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You know, he's a
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Kid invented for this purpose, you know the pair
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I don't know if you've seen the pictures of him as like a 12-year-old boy with Jimmy Savile
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It's like seeing the pictures of Justin Bieber with Diddy, right with his arm around him when he was 16
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You know bad things are happening, right? And and and you
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You know
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That's the price of admission into the club. It's very dark
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So I don't have much sympathy for a guy like cure-starmer who is deeply involved in helping to ruin the United Kingdom
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I mean, you know, I don't know that you could do it any better than than he's he's been doing it
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Well, there's a long list of people who have been destroying the country
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Quite efficiently, but but they come and go there's never any sort of repercussions
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Cure-starmer is not gonna have to live out on the streets with a bunch of savages, you know
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he's he's well taken care of by the cult and
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Sure, you know, he might have some
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Ukrainian rent boys that are due money that he stiffed them on and sure the
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Establishment wants to pin that on Russia and make it look like he's actually dealing with Russian rent boys
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My question is who fucking cares?
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Like what difference does it make?
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If you're the prime minister of the United Kingdom, I like I'm not I don't know what the etiquette is with rent boys and things
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Like that I'd pay him if you were using I'd pay him just to make him go away
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I'm not I don't again
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I'm not I'm not an expert on the etiquette of how this works, but it seems to me
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My amateur opinion that that would be a good way to get some people very angry at you
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It's to not pay them. You know when you've got all the money in the world
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It's not like you can't find the money to pay your boy brothel
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workers
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But welcome to the UK, right?
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I know some people go I can't believe that Cure Starmer is just like the rest of them. They're all like that
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They're there because they're like that
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It's not some character flaw that you get gets discovered at the 11th hour like oh shit
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We've made this guy the prime minister and it turns out he's a raving lunatic psychopath
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rapist pedophile
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It's like yeah, what why do you think he was in the running in the first place out of all the people you picked?
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They were all those
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things
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It's not like
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Becoming the prime minister magically turns you into a lunatic. No, you have to be fit for the job beforehand. So
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But he's a he's a perfect guy he's an empty vessel, you know, he looks looks like a cunt
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You just take a look at him. He's got a face of a punchable face, you know, if ever but
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But he's not the real problem
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You know if it were if it were simple saying that guy is the source of all of your issues in the country
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Well, we get him and then and then things will get better, right? I mean we pulled out the problem
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No, the Cure Starmers of the world are
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photocopied versions of human beings. They're utterly replaceable over and over again. There will be seven more in the next ten years
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There's there's they have no value. They're
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Disposable disposable on every level
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But one of the things that that happens, you know, it'd be one thing if a guy came in and you just hated him and then you waited
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I don't know what
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20 months and then he's out, right?
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But they can do a lot of damage in that time and if you get a series of these people back to back to back
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Your country will be unrecognizable in a generation and that is where we're gonna start
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We're gonna talk about what's going on in the UK because it is unrecognizable
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It's by design. It's being done, you know, again, we've done plenty of these stories
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But now the the UK grooming
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Gang issue is out on Front Street and and the world is talking about it now. We've
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Talked about it for a while. It's been going on since the 70s
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It's not actually all that new it might be I
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Don't know might be new for a casual
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tourist of the of the UK like me, right? I go in
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1989 and
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I see, you know, it's funny
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All this talk about like knife violence and robberies and everything when I was there in 1989
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I watched a lady get robbed at knife point by a guy. I was up on a balcony and
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We're screaming at the guy, but we watched it happen. So it's not as though this wasn't happening all along
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It's not like it just started now
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Stats are what they are and and it's definitely increased and things have gotten weird, but I don't want to pretend like
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There was no such thing as crime in the UK, you know a couple decades ago. There was it's just it's
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infinitely worse
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So in 1989 I go it's
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It's whatever, you know, it's the first time I'm there. So I don't know what to compare it to it's kind of a
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Mix, you know a little little this little that
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Back in 2019 though
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It was unrecognizable and that was actually before COVID and and everything that's that's happened in the in the
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Half decade since then, you know, that's done
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Just wonders to the play. I mean really just culturally gutting it
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It's but the last it's been the last quarter century. It's been since 2000
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when this really kicked in and the Pakistani infiltration and intentional destruction of England
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By the worst invaders the worst people these are not
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These aren't people coming from the University of Karachi to study engineering in London
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Okay, they're not coming from
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The high caste societies of Pakistan to to go to the London School of Economics
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That's not what's happening here. They're importing child rapists into the UK and they want them
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Specifically to be child rapists. It's the only conclusion I can come to because it's almost as if you're asking a question on the on the
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Entrance exam. Are you from Pakistan? Do you rape children? If you answer yes to either of these we're gonna move you right into the country. I
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Remember hearing about
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All of the hoops that people have to jump through
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To get United States citizenship, you know to become a naturalized citizen
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And you have to go through this and you have to learn about the you know
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You have to take history classes and you have to
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Frankly those people know more about American history than most Americans do they're kind of forced to they sort of need to know a little bit
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That's not a bad thing, right? I thought
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mistakenly
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That would always be the case that that if you're gonna do if you're gonna have immigration
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If we're going to allow you to come into this country, whatever country it is, right?
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Your host country then we're gonna have some there's some criteria
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You you got to be this and that and but you can't be this other thing or that other thing, right? You can't
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But what if all of that was turned upside down?
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Right and what if you were made to feel crazy for noticing it?
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That's what's been happening in in
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In the uk for the last 25 years. This is intentional destruction
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I mean you can't come to any other conclusion you you you could ask the question
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What do these people bring to the table? What do they bring?
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You know, is it is their grandmother's great recipe for chicken tikka or something?
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I mean, I don't know appears morgan's very very concerned about his
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I'm not having access to his pakistani dishes that he loves so much. So are we importing?
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X million rapists into the country for pakistani cuisine. Is there that much of a
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You guys colonized the fucking world you didn't
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Grab a couple chefs with you while you were at it and bring them back home and say
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Teach us how to make the shit that you make that's so delicious back home. Have you have you eaten the food in england? It's horrible
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It's awful
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I ate a I ate at a restaurant
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Outside where I was in like hampshire
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I ate at this this restaurant. There's kind of backed up to a it was like a pub restaurant type thing
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It backed up to a river
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And their big claim to fame is like this place has been here for 400 years
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I was like god damn this place this bar has been here for 400 years
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I politely kind of you know, it's a smart ass that I am asked my wife
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Then how come they still haven't figured out how to cook a steak?
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You know
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You've had you've had time boys figure it out. So so again, like I'm not trying to be a smart ass about this
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If it's all cultural and you want to import
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pakistan to england because that's what england has been missing was
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pakistan
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Representing I don't know
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fine, I guess
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Where's the threshold where you've got enough pakistan though?
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You know like where where is that line?
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Because there has to be one there has to be a line where it
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Frankly, it stops becoming england anymore and it just becomes like pakistan north
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and
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I suppose look if I was moving to a different country
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I'd want to click up with people that were like me
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I'm not even saying there's anything inherently wrong with if you were pakistani and you move to england
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And you want to live by your people. I you know, I get that I don't think that there's anything nefarious about that
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But why are you coming? Why are you leaving your country?
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And again, it'd be one thing if like I remember in 79 and the eight or 1980 early 80
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There was a huge influx of iranians into the united states because we regime change them
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Like I understand why that was happening if you lived in southern california in the early 80s
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And you're like where are all these iranians coming from they were coming from iran
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And and frankly they weren't much of a problem
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You know, I never experienced any problems with the iranian influence in la and you know
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Shaw's of sunset and shit like that right and I don't know but but
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But if you've got a million people and they all come into the uk and they're all from a certain demographic
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Military age fighting men and they're not escaping
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a war
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Then you have to ask why are they why are you guys all here? Why are you all here at once?
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you know like
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you know the
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The cuba situation
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Uh, the mario boat lift and stuff like that
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All that stuff that happened in in america and like in the 80s and everything
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You understand where the refugee influx comes from we're fucking with one of their countries
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And then all the cubans from the country come into our country because we're messing with them
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Or all the afghanis come into our because we're messing with afghanistan. I get that
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What was the what was the uk doing to pakistan that made all the pakistanis want to come to the to london all at once
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And when I say all at once, I mean, you know within a
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Within a decade within two decades
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so this is
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This is this is a problem
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When you're dealing when you've imported people, you know, it's it's a problem when you import people just any
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a large group all at once
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But you have to take into account their cultural incompatibility here when when you have a guy who
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When you have a group of people who
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Their imaginary man in the sky tells them that it's okay to rape children
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Then you're gonna you're gonna have a problem when it comes to interacting with them in in the
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in your in your host country because
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How do you fight that?
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Well, our our guy said we can do whatever we want and if you say that that's wrong then you're insulting our religion
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It's like okay. Well your religion is incompatible with the way we do things here
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So either get on board with the way we do things here or get rid of your religion
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Right that man that's that's the that's
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That should be
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The criteria if you are unwilling or unable to stop the child raping you got to go
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And if there's a problem
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If you have a problem that I have a problem with that then we've got another another problem to to sort out which is
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How dare you come to this host country and start making demands
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Especially when you're I'm not talking about the demands are we need more
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Spices here, right? We need to import more spices because we can't make our food problem. I'm not talking about that
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I'm talking about you guys pulling women off the streets and raping them
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By the hundreds of thousands. Okay, this isn't an isolated case. We're gonna get into this. I mean this should
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Look this should come really is no surprise to anybody who knows what has been going on in the uk government
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The uk's run by child molesters. They always have been
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If there's a long long history of this, okay, jimmy savel remember jimmy
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Who is he best friends with prince charles and now known as king charles when charles in diana
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We're having problems because she realized she had married into the lizard family
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um
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They brought in a counselor air quotes to help manage the marriage between charles and diana now
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I i'm just saying you you have access to every psychologist every
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philosopher every
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Everybody you could you're the you're basically
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The king and queen of the world right charles and diana in the 80s 90s
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They were a huge deal if you're having marital problems
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You can get dr. Ruth westheimer to come in and talk to you about it or insert
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brilliant
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A thought leader who can come in and say
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Let me explain to you. What's missing in this in this relationship. Uh charles
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You're not giving diana the the attention she deserved. They could have done all that who'd they bring in to manage it jimmy savel
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They brought jimmy savel in instead of a psychologist a marriage counselor a therapist any of those people they brought jimmy savel in
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And I suppose it went something like this
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Listen here diana get on board with the program or we'll fucking murder you
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That because that's how it goes
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so jimmy savel is a high ranking
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wizard
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who's giving marital advice to
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Prince charles and diana
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Just so you know where our baseline level is here if you're expecting the uk to be above repurch
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And and you know tally ho and all that good stuff and we don't we don't deal with those
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No, it's the biggest sewer you've ever imagined
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Ted heath
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prime minister
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possible lizard person
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stories of him
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Strangling rent boys and throwing them off of his boat into the oceans off of the isle of man or the isle of wherever
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The reasoning being he was so famous after you've
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Done what you've done to these
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Children you can't leave them alive because they will be able to point you out of a lineup because everybody in the country knows exactly who you are
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That's where we are lord mount batten remember him
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Uncle charles uncle uncle mount batten
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Notorious child rapist blown to smithereens by the ira in a car bomb
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Leading this whole thing right?
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Uh dolphin square remember don't are you i don't know are you familiar with the nonsense that was going down down in dolphin square dolphin square was a
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apartment complex that was right down the street from the uk parliament and they've been
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Again
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It's it's not an apartment complex for regular stuff going on. There was nefarious activities going so again
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People are scratching their heads going. I can't believe we have this pakistani grooming game issue in the uk
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It's crazy. It's like they're raping all these children doing all this stuff. It's like it's like the uk government doesn't give a shit
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Yeah, they don't do you know why because they're all a bunch of rapists, too
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This is why they keep getting arrested. This is why this keeps going concord of boys home
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You remember that in belfast? I mean, I know it's not in london, but you remember
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What they were doing there to the kids?
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City of london not london itself city the city of london
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You know who's really calling shots here
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you know because that little
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One by one mile by one mile fiefdom is all locked up and secure. I don't think they're going to have any problem
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They're not going to be any pakistanis roaming the streets of the city
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because
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They'll disappear your ass there right that that that's something that's immune to it, but they're they're definitely
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behind the
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behind this the bankers as as you know as I mean
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The uk government is subservient to the city of london let that sink in if that tells you if that gives you any idea of who is behind this, right?
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So I assume they have their fingerprints all over it
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And yeah, I've heard the story of of the graveyard in the city of london and what's underneath it
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Maybe maybe that's who's calling the shot the non-human influence residing in the chamber
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under the graveyard in the city of london
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in the
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deep underground base
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named pindar
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I'm just saying I'm just saying that that if you're going to name the deep underground base with an
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Acronym and the acronym that you choose is pindar and pindar is like the known god of the underworld
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In these old-timey stories. I don't know maybe just pick a different acronym unless that's really going on there
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All right, let's move on
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Um
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It's not to say that the uk hasn't always kind of been like this
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The the the people in in positions of power when you talk about the old-timey round table groups the the
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The Cecil roads the milleners and all of that those guys were all a bunch of predatory homosexual rapists as well
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Interesting fun fact you might think oh well
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They just imported the third world to get all this no no
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When you get to the positions of very high power like this homosexuality isn't
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necessarily a
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for gratification it's sexual dominance
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It's a it's a desire to impose your will on other people
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and that's part of the
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psychological component of the grooming games, you know you destroy somebody's soul
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by putting them through that
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and
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The destruction of 250 000 girls in the uk
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Could turn out to be the thing that finally awakens the sleeping giant and I hope that it is
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for the people of the
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Well, let's just say you know the united kingdom in general
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And all that is encompasses that you know, you're all impacted by it
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Tempting to put the blame, you know squarely on
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I don't know england london wherever wherever you you see it
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And it's and it's and I'm hopeful that people will wake up to this that this will be the thing
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You know and here in the in the u.s. Um, we find out about
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Jeffrey Epstein
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His and I mean the normies find out about Epstein the networks they start to go through the emails
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They start to find out that not only are they trafficking children
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But they're literally eating them as well and we in the united states have done jack shit about it
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So quite embarrassed about that
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And hopefully you guys in in the uk will stand up, you know, you you had the
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Be careful by the way when you do stand up because
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They want you to
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And I can't help but think that this is intentional
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You know because you would
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Want to suppress the knowledge that there were 250,000 girls that had gone through this
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And I I guess on some level the media isn't necessarily talking about it a lot, but they're not
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They're not ever going to um
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They might not even be trying to hide this
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That's kind of my point is that what if
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The purpose of the stories about these gangs coming
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To the forefront now
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What if that works as a demoralization tactic, right? What if
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It's just like the Epstein stuff in america. Here you go. Here's all the information. It's awful. What are you gonna do about it?
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By doing nothing you consent to it. At least that's the way they view it if you if if
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if we import
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Millions of pakistanis
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Into your country who then go on a raping spree by the algorithm is gonna hate this episode by the way
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I don't know if a code word for it. I don't know what I I don't want a code word for it
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I want it to be as graphic and gross as possible to get the point that this is what's going on
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But if if you have a you know
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If 250,000 of your girls get put through the ringer by these pakistani monsters
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In your country and you don't get rid of them then you deserve it
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I mean even I think that I'm sure the the elite, you know, the the people at the top are going. Oh, this is just a real
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textbook case of of consent
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You know, if you guys don't step up and stop this then you probably want it
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We're gonna pretend that you want it or you're gonna
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We're gonna you deserve it regardless of whether you want it if you're so weak that you're never gonna do anything
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Where is your line in the sand? Where is our line in the sand as americans?
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I mean we get the epstein files for what they are right and there's you know
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It's not all the information, but there's some enough to get normies angry you would think
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It turns into a big joke, right? It's like
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cultural
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It's part of the culture now
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My daughter made a comment about little saint james. I go what?
28:48
She goes
28:49
I know how do you know about that? She goes I've seen the I she goes I've seen the the video of the guys that rated
28:55
Epstein's island. I go, you know, I wrote a book with one of those guys and she goes wait really
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Go yeah
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so
29:04
Look everybody now knows about epstein
29:07
And nothing's gonna happen
29:08
And that's a problem
29:10
And now the world is starting to find out about the grooming games in the uk now again
29:15
I'm not trying to say that the world didn't know about this. It's it's it's hard to it's hard to frame this as breaking news
29:23
because this has been going on for decades and
29:26
and
29:28
Frankly, it's it's just appalling that it hasn't been
29:31
breaking news up until this point
29:34
But you know, they want you fighting a race war
29:38
So that you aren't fighting a culture war against the 1% I mean really because if if you're
29:45
You have to ask yourself this country the this question the pakistanis
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Are in your country?
29:52
For a reason
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What is that reason? What is it?
29:57
They're not there for a better life like
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Your government doesn't care if pakistani men from pakistan have a better life
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They don't care about that. That's not on their list of things to care about if they cared about people having better lives
30:15
Theoretically, they'd care about the people of the uk having a better life. Like that'd be the first priority
30:21
And then if there's any goodwill left over then, you know, maybe what's best for the pakistani men for some reason, right?
30:29
Ask yourself why they are there
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Because it's not an accident
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And it doesn't benefit you in any way shape or form
30:38
They don't bring anything to the table in terms of
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The iq is a full standard deviation below the norm in the united states and the uk. So they're automatically
30:49
borderline retarded
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Statistically speaking i'm not trying to be a jerk here, but i'm just saying that back in the old days
30:55
One standard deviation was the threshold for retardation until we got very sensitive here in the us and had to change it to
31:03
two standard deviations because we didn't want all the
31:06
All the repercussions that come with calling an entire race of people
31:11
borderline retarded
31:12
So but that's the reality
31:14
If you're bringing in people from from pakistan who don't speak the language and they're already a full standard deviation below the mean in iq
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You're not bringing them in to be scientists
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doctors lawyers
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Or anything like that. You're bringing them in to be
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a human hand grenades
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That go off whenever you need them to go off, right?
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It's a problem, so
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Here's a quote
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Here's a quote from a victim
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of this and and
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There's a reason
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To be really really mad about this. I don't know that enough people are
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But if you find yourself being exceptionally irate about this
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You're well within your rights to be to feel that way
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250 000 victims
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give or take
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149 districts were involved
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So this means that there was coordination
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On a level that you can't even imagine, right?
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organized
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connected
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Protected by the highest levels of government
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This is a quote from from a
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survivor 98% were pakistani muslim. If not, they were iraqi muslim or kurdish
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sexual offenses in the uk have been
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categorized and
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Counted for a long time
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I have some numbers for you. They're awful
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In west yorkshire
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The stats are now
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4.5 sexual offenses per 1000 people
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4.5 per 1000 these numbers used to be microscopic west minster west west london
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number one for rapes
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Yay, we're number one west minster. You did it number one
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Why how how do you allow this to happen? I know you guys don't have guns
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but
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An armed group of vigilantes that went around
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Taking care of business could probably sort this whole thing out in about a month
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It's not gonna happen, but there was a 47 percent increase
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In sexual offenses in the cities of avon and somerset
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47 percent increase is it a 47 percent increase since the the 90s?
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No
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It's a 47 percent increase in sexual offenses
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since last year
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Last year
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Up 47 percent. I'm assuming last year was awful as well
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And it's getting worse. It's not getting worse
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A little bit it's incrementally getting every day. It's getting what every day is worse than the day before
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Half of the people
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Have been victimized more than once 51.8 percent
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more
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So it's not just ha it's happening to 250,000 victims
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But for half of them it happened more than once
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I'm gonna get to one
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Well, I'll get to it
34:46
Only one in seven will report the sexual assault to the police
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And the reason why only one in seven so by the way
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These numbers that you're seeing are the reported numbers and only one in seven will report them
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So maybe we need to bump this number up from 250,000 to 1.75 million if we're gonna get
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If we're gonna accurately, you know because if only one in seven then maybe we need to move
35:12
Start moving decimal places around they won't report the crime to the police because
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The police are so corrupt that in some cases they will charge the victim with a crime
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I hate crime for bringing up the fact that they were pakistanis
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They were really they were taking women were coming to the police station
35:32
In telling them that they had been victimized
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The police would go out bring in the people that the the male
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Role model or the male escort that the the the woman would have to have
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In this culture
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Because she was underage that the male
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They would say well you we're gonna talk to talk to us to the police
35:52
You have to have this male person with you the they'd bring the male person in who was the fucking rapist himself
35:57
in these cases
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So the police are out of their minds on this in fact
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In I can't come to any conclusion other than they're making it happen
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Not just allowing it to happen actively making it happen. Well, you know, I'm not out of my mind on this one because
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um
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Because they're starting to find that
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Retaliation did you see what's been going on recently? There was a guy
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Retaliation against a guy who cleaned up the river
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With from trash. He's an environmental lawyer, you know barrister. They hate him. They know who he is
36:33
He cleaned up this river
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That was filled with trash 200 bags of trash
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They gave him a ticket for unlawfully cleaning the place and they want to put him in jail for two years
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For two years. They're trying right now. This is a new story. They're trying to put this guy. He's a environmental lawyer
36:53
They want to give him two years in jail
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For cleaning up the river the the river that was filled with trash from all the pakistanis who had
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Filled it with trash. He cleaned it up. They took him down the station arrested him
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For cleaning it up. So do you wonder why the women don't go to the police to report this?
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I don't I don't blame them
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40 percent said they thought the police wouldn't help
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imagine if you can
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Just going through hell on earth
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With a group of pakistanis who are imported into your country
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against your will
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You've gone through hell on you then
37:32
Have to make the calculation after that if you've been violated. Do I want to be violated yet again by the police?
37:39
40 percent say
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They thought the police wouldn't help one in seven will report it to the police the other six
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The other six women who've been raped decided that they didn't want to be raped by the police again
37:53
You know if I said what I thought needed to be done
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Against the police force here. I'd never be allowed in the uk again
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they would most definitely I mean this this
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The amount of our words i've said in this episode is going to get me flagged, but I
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Oh well
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Is it so it's a crime for me to talk about this stuff now? I mean that's and that's another
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That's another you know, it's a it I feel bad. This is a population in England who has been disarmed
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Your social media posts are illegal
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You have to get a tv license to listen to the propaganda from the bbc
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God forbid you clean up your own rivers. They'll try to put you in jail
38:39
It's the demoralization of britain is well underway. I hope you guys make it through
38:44
I suppose the the if you if you want to find like a
38:49
Bright light in this pile of shit here is that this is a fixable problem
38:55
It's not like you you're scratching your head saying I wonder what's causing all of this
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You know what's causing it?
39:02
It's an incompatible match, but now again, it's this it's pakistani rape gangs in in england, but it's
39:07
It's whatever insert another incompatible
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group of people from some country into another country
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it it's
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It's a it's a it's a philosophy that is you can use everywhere
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Take some group of people who are incompatible for social religious
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Economic intellectual reasons
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Give make sure that their religion is extremely chaotic and aggressive and incompatible with
39:38
You know everything else
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And then insert them into the host country and make them special and give them all the benefits and make them feel like
39:47
They're well taken care of and make sure that everybody around sees that
39:52
And recognizes that they are not getting
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The same support from their government that these invaders are getting
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Then you create instant animosity rightly so and then you just let people fight
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And and that's how the few control the many it's it's it's it's quite something
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but you know you
40:12
You aren't going to be able to put all these genies back in their bottles
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Okay, this is this is
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past the point of
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Of no return here
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And if but but again if we're you know you want to get into some um
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I don't know Margaret Sanger territory here when she was calling
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people human weeds if the migrants
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are the human weeds
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You need to make sure
40:44
That you get
40:46
The root problem here
40:49
And if the migrants are the weeds then the jews are the roots
40:54
Sorry, if that sounds
40:57
Raw and rough, but that's who's behind this group of
41:02
Of cultural destabilization the calergy plan
41:06
The louis nizir plan the theater or they're all the all the plans, you know clower and piven
41:13
They have one thing in common. There's a group. Who's very good at doing this
41:18
They're the jews. They talk openly about it and they're destabilizing force. So if you want to
41:25
Get honest
41:27
About what's happening with the migrant situation and you view them as Margaret Sanger did which isn't great as human weeds
41:34
Understand then using that analogy that you've got to get the roots
41:39
and if you don't understand
41:41
What the roots are you're never going to solve the problem
41:45
And until people get over this this inability to criticize and go, oh, I don't want to do that
41:51
I don't want to say who's really behind it because then I'm going to look like an anti-semite
41:55
All right, it's like well, who cares
41:58
Are you correcting your assessment? Yes. Well, then there you go
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You're not an anti-semite for being right
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This is the group who's behind it. They talk openly about it. They write books about it
42:09
Right and then and then they do it and then you go that's the group doing it
42:13
Remember they wrote the book and then said they were going to do it and then bragged about doing it
42:17
And then they did it and then and then we point out. Oh, you can't do that
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Don't don't no no no don't point them out. We have to pretend like we don't know what's going on
42:26
We have to pretend that it's uh, you know, it's everything else. It's not that
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No, it's that
42:32
What it is. It's pretty pretty obvious. I just
42:35
Figured it out for you
42:37
But this culture of grooming
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It's it's incompatible with western values. It has to be banished fully in in
42:47
You know in whatever capacity, I don't I'm not trying to get arrested the next time I come into the uk
42:54
But you you you wonder you go look through history and you go
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Oh, yeah
42:59
In history that there was this group and then they threw them out and you go
43:02
Why did they throw them all out? Did you guys just have a mirror you guys all racist like no something happened
43:08
That that group was doing and a decision was made if we want to continue with our society
43:14
We've got to get that group out
43:15
So I think it's tempting to say if we want to continue with society we got to get the pakistanis
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You know
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As a big group
43:25
Out of england. Well, yeah
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You do if you want england to be what it used to be
43:32
But again, you need to get honest about who's behind it because if you just get rid of the pakistanis
43:38
Next year, it'll be the the the bengalis
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Right. It'll just be like well who's who's also
43:45
completely incompatible with the west and
43:48
And believes in this religion and we can import into you know, like it's just gonna keep going until you get honest with
43:55
Who is controlling this who's behind the whole thing?
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um, so I went through the the
44:02
the
44:03
The document the stories of this it's the rupert low rape gang inquiry report
44:10
Doesn't it doesn't exactly roll off the tongue as a
44:14
As the sort of thing you want to get into but
44:17
I read it so you don't have to and it's really bad. I'm not even gonna talk. I'm not even gonna retell it. It's so gross
44:25
It's worse than you can possibly imagine so don't
44:29
You know just don't imagine it and
44:31
If you don't want and if you're not in a position to do something about if if you're just gonna if it's just gonna clutter your head up with
44:38
With horrible stuff. Don't even don't even go down that rabbit hole
44:42
If you're in a position where you can actually do something about it, then obviously you need to get
44:47
You need to get
44:49
Radicalized you need to read it and get yourself angry, you know because the the time for like
44:53
Oh, I don't want to say bad words about these groups or or or you know
44:57
Not all the people in that group believe that. Yeah. Yeah, save that bullshit for somebody else. I'm done. I'm just done
45:05
Sure, maybe there's a few people in the group that don't think that way
45:08
But that's not enough to give the rest of the the group a pass for this
45:12
You're raping kids. You can't do that if you if if you're
45:17
Uncomfortable with me pointing it out. Oh well. I don't care
45:20
I just don't we have bigger fish to fry than worrying about oh you you how dare you insensitively
45:28
Point out that these people are behind all this terrorist and all this all this horrible stuff that's going on. Well
45:34
Again, like everybody's been conditioned to be too nice about this
45:38
Like I don't want to say something lest I infuriate the jews. Well, who cares? What do you care?
45:45
I mean, again, if what you're saying is true, it's true
45:50
You know if what you're saying you can back up you can back it up
45:53
It's not you're not just going out on a limb and being a jerk for no reason
45:57
you know I I
46:00
I have a like something went through my mind
46:04
I can't get this out and maybe you'll feel the same way or maybe maybe you had the same thought about this but
46:11
And and again, I'm not going to get into the details
46:13
Of of what was happening here, but I just I I have to put myself in this situation and go, okay
46:21
Let's just say that
46:23
Tonight on short notice. I wanted to plan a dinner with all my best friends
46:29
I wanted to get 30 of my friends together
46:33
tonight last minute
46:36
To have a
46:38
I don't know a celebration dinner. Love you guys. Haven't seen you in a while
46:42
I'm in town
46:44
Tonight only tonight. Let's get together. I want to know
46:50
Where's a good place where we can all get together? What is your schedules like?
46:55
Um, do you have
46:56
Can you get off work a little early? Can you get across town to come find me?
47:00
Think of all the things
47:03
That I would have to do to get 30 of my friends together
47:07
at last minute
47:10
To do something fun. I'll pay for it
47:12
Oh, I'm I'm buying my dinner for everybody. Just come out. It's gonna be great. It would be the best restaurant
47:19
Could I get all 30 of them to to to
47:22
Do that? I mean schedules interests. Maybe they don't want to have dinner with me
47:26
Maybe they've got dinner with their family. Maybe they've got a work related issue tonight. I don't know
47:32
I just think about how difficult it'd be, you know
47:37
How difficult it would be to coordinate 30 of my friends at the last minute
47:41
right
47:43
So how do you get?
47:46
three dozen
47:48
people together
47:49
last minute
47:51
on a tuesday night
47:53
To get together and destroy a child
47:57
How do you how do you do that? How do you send the message out?
48:00
To three dozen of your friends. Hey, we got a good one here tonight. Be over at the house in 30 minutes before we
48:08
murder her, right?
48:10
This is what was going on
48:13
It would be text messages
48:16
Between groups that would say hey, we've got
48:20
Come over to the house tonight right now
48:23
We've got something and they would get 30 of their friends together
48:28
to rape some girl
48:30
on a tuesday night
48:32
off of a whatsapp chat
48:35
And everybody seemed to have nothing else going on
48:39
Totally fine with their schedule. Well, I hadn't planned on raping a girl, but you know since it's since it's there
48:46
Can you imagine this I can't
48:49
imagine a scenario in which you can throw together a
48:54
a pop-up party
48:56
you know a quick
48:58
let's all
49:00
get together
49:01
In a 45 minutes everybody show up at this place
49:07
We're gonna do the most unspeakable thing in the world
49:11
And everybody's just like fine. Sure. I'll show it. Wait, when do you okay?
49:14
Yeah, I'm fine discussing this on a whatsapp chat. That's fine. That's great. No problems here
49:19
I mean, I can't get my brain around this
49:22
And so for anybody who's like, oh, you're going pretty hard on the on the packies today. Fuck them
49:27
Who cares?
49:28
I can't I'm not going any harder on them than they are on these children, right?
49:33
There's nothing I can do to them that's anywhere near what they're doing to these kids
49:38
So if me bringing it up is some crime, then fucking I'm guilty. I don't care
49:44
I just how do you get
49:47
All these men together to do this on a whim on a spur of the moment
49:53
Type thing. I mean, I don't know that it may would make it any better if you planned it either, but I mean
49:59
I guess I just don't know how this system works
50:04
Thank god
50:05
The the victims talked about
50:07
Going through the care homes
50:09
The care home pipeline is what they called it. And of course, this is this is nothing new. I mentioned dolphin square
50:16
Cancora boys home
50:18
you know about uh boys town and with the
50:22
Larry king the all the stuff that was going on in the 80s and the
50:28
In washington dc and and Omaha, Nebraska and
50:33
Franklin scandal and all that it it's been going on for a while boys homes all these foster homes, you know, you you think
50:40
Oh boy, this is a this is a it's a
50:43
You know a safety net
50:45
These foster homes. I mean if it wasn't for the foster homes these kids would be orphans and they'd be
50:49
roaming the streets and they'd be you know, like predators would get them and you know
50:54
Predators could find them maybe out in this one place or what what the boys homes is they
50:59
Centralize all of the kids into one spot. So the predators know exactly where to go
51:04
It's been going on for decades. Okay
51:07
so
51:09
The care home pipeline
51:11
um
51:13
Where you get psychopathic monsters named Rambo
51:17
And i'm not even going to tell you about what Rambo did
51:20
to some girl
51:22
But you can hear about the stories of Fiona Fiona was abused
51:26
By between by her accounts between 50 and 100 men all but two were pakistanis
51:33
I mentioned that Fiona was 14
51:36
my daughter's 14
51:39
To say that I would go on a murderous rampage is
51:45
Putting it mildly
51:47
I would be a human torpedo on a one-way mission to take out as many people as I could
51:53
cops viewed the underage victims
51:57
As willing participants
51:59
so again
52:01
When I say I hate cops
52:03
All cops and that all cops are bad cops
52:06
There's no such thing as a good cop because good cops protect bad cops and good cops
52:11
Enforced the rules that are bad bad rules. There is no such thing as a good cop
52:15
But there is a different level
52:19
Of bad cop. This is bad lieutenant harvey kytel's type stuff here
52:24
When they were labeling the underage victims as making quote lifestyle choices
52:33
In the consensual sex work industry
52:37
They would they said the girls were willing participants in this the police said this
52:44
the cops
52:45
Social services failed to uphold basic humanity
52:48
And we're actively involved in centralizing vulnerable children into
52:56
Into groups into hunting groups hunting
53:00
You know into the hunting grounds
53:03
Which are care homes
53:05
Jimmy Savile had access to care homes
53:08
Jimmy Savile had access to
53:10
hospitals
53:12
mental institutions where children were held
53:16
Savile got most of his kids through you know boys homes social services
53:22
That's how they do it. It's how they do it now
53:25
Don't put your kids in if your kids go into foster care
53:29
The stories are going to be bad
53:32
and
53:33
Uh
53:34
The schools were involved
53:36
So, you know if you're a kid
53:38
Where do you go?
53:41
If you're if you have parents
53:44
You you think you'd go to the police. You can't go to the police if you're in a care home
53:49
You don't even get the option to go to the police
53:52
Um, you can't leave where you are you're getting abused there
53:55
You're being tra actively trafficked put in cars and taken to people
54:00
And then returned home back to the foster care system
54:04
The schools were actively protecting abusers
54:08
to avoid scandals
54:10
Now they knew the abuse was going on and rather than putting an end to it
54:15
And stopping the abuse from happening to the children
54:19
Their first thought was this will be a scandal
54:22
So we need to hide it at all costs because we don't want people to know about what's actually going on here
54:28
If they knew what was going on here, they might think that the british school system was run by
54:34
pedophilia lunatics and of course they would be correct
54:38
They never questioned the causes
54:40
Children would show up to school with bruises with all kinds of they were truant all the time
54:47
Showing up on drug showing up hung over showing up, you know
54:52
half awake
54:53
They were allowing children to be picked up from the schools by men who were putting them in taxis
55:00
It's the end of the school day. You've got some 13 year old
55:06
Girl who's like foster care who's in this school right showing all the signs of abuse the school does nothing
55:13
Allowing this girl to after school is over walk down the path to the parking lot
55:18
Where all the moms are picking up their kids and there's a taxi cab with some
55:22
Sketchy guy who's putting the girl in the cab and driving her off to god knows where to do who knows what
55:28
They ignored the physical signs of the obvious signs of
55:32
Of physical abuse emotional abuse sexual trauma. They just ignored it
55:38
They punished the children who spoke out against the school's involvement with child trafficking
55:42
They isolated them when they spoke out. They ignored the patients completely
55:48
That really screwed them up and some of the the
55:51
the stories I was reading
55:54
The the victims said that the worst part about it
56:00
Was that they would be ignored by the schools that the schools pretended that they weren't even there
56:05
It's like they were screaming out for help
56:08
That they were they were 11 year olds going to the school with std's and the schools were going
56:13
Don't know what to tell you
56:15
The police then threatened whistleblowers and tipped off relatives about pending about impending police
56:24
Pedophile raids so there would be so the cops would know
56:28
That there was going to be a raid on this house because the guy was involved in
56:34
Abusing children and the police would leak it to that guy
56:38
Telling him that there was going to be a raid before it happened so that he could get rid of all the evidence
56:42
The police are actively involved in it the schools were actively involved in it the care homes were involved in it
56:48
To rape factory the uk government enabled it made it happen at the behest of their rulers from televieve
56:56
It's really disgusting. All right. Well, let's wrap up with this. I have a question
57:02
Where are the british men?
57:04
Where are you tally ho get the fuck up and start doing something about this
57:08
The rape gangs are beheading
57:11
autistic kids in ireland
57:14
trying to
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That might finally get the people up
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But here's the problem be careful
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Getting up is one thing
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You know getting out in the streets
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Makes you a target politicians must
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Must be made to pay a price for this any price
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Some price they have to pay a price
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Now they're never going to pay the price that they should pay
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They should be taken into the town square and hanged in front of everybody that that's
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That should be the baseline going on here
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But make them pay make them pay the price, you know make make them
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Feel you make them hear you make the cure starmers of the world have to resign
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I don't know if they resigned because of this but make them resign
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um
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Social services must be turned off for these people immediately, you know a lot of these problems are being financed by the state
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And NGOs of course we we know about the the NGOs that are involved in this
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But you want to get rid of a lot of these people get rid of their money source
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That goes for i goes for everybody
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If you have a group if they're in brooklyn living in underground tunnels and they're all getting resources from the state
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So that they can all stay home and have a million kids and not work
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Pull the money
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From all the groups and i'm not even saying pick on the pakistanis pull it from everybody
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Pull it from the samalis in minnesota pull it from the you know
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Whoever everywhere pull it from the trans community watch them freak out in seattle
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They already did they already pulled the federal funds from that if there's no money then you guys can't
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Participate in your in your fantasies these fantasy worlds, you know, maybe maybe the solution if you're
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In the uk or you know even here in the united states you say
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To the group that's causing all the problems
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We're going to make you an offer that is going to get progressively worse
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Okay, the best offer you're going to get is the first offer. Here's the offer
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We are willing
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To put you guys all on a plane and fly you out of here back to your home country
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That's the first offer. The second offer goes like this. We're willing to put you on a plane and fly you somewhere else
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We're not you don't get to choose
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you're you're a
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You're a pakistani from pakistan
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Congratulations. Welcome to angola. You're now in africa. You're now a pakistani in africa. Okay
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you're going the the
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Repatriation offered
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Then demanded then forced
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Right, remember that scene in bronx tale
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Where the the the italian guides are in that bar and the bikers are in there and they're they're causing some troubles and they say
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You know, you guys need to get out of here. You guys need to leave and they're like, we're not going anywhere
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Right the the bikers go. We're not going anywhere and then chaz palmeteria's character
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Is calmly walks up to the door closes it locks it and says now yous can't leave
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And things got real different. Okay
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That's the that's the nature of this. That's where things need to go. We're offering you the chance to leave
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We'll incentivize you to leave
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last call
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On on us being nice about it
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Okay, now you've got to leave
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now now
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We now we encircle the mosque at night
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With 500 police officers and take everybody out of there one by one and put them on buses and they get deported to somewhere
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Right, that's how it ends
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Or the british people just give up their country
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You're going to be in a tough spot here because if you stand up and do something physically against this and
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By using force and using violence. Well, then you're you're
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Walking into a trap because
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The state has the monopoly on violence. They love violence. They know how to use it against you
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And if you try to use it against them, they know exactly how to do it. So you have to be strategic
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But but doing nothing about it is no longer an option
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You you may be playing into their hands by saying we're going to stand up and take our country back
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And we're going to do all this stuff. You'd be right to do it, but you got to be careful with that because
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Uh
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You know, we're in a digital world where they can track you pretty easily
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If you're going to be participating in things like this, you know
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The good old fashioned black mask like as the the guys in ireland are showing
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Um, that sends a message. That's a that's a that sends a message. That's a psychological message as well
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See one of those guys, uh, don't thank yourself. Don't bring your cell phones to a
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Doing to a gang fight. You know what I mean? Don't do that. You've got digital tracking all around you
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You've got flock cameras everywhere. I mean
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It's almost a question of where do you start
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There's so many things that need to be removed that you don't know. I mean I mentioned flock cameras. They need to be removed
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Uh, the people that are in these countries, they need to be removed the people that are putting the the people into these countries
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They need to be removed. There's a lot of changes that need to happen
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But I wonder when are the people gonna panic? You know
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When are they gonna realize
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where they are
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Because time is running out and every day that nothing happens is a day closer to
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This becoming irreversible
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That's what I I fear
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You know the police they want to rape you before they kill you
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in the uk
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I guess it's payback for
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British east india company, right?
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And it listen if i'm being honest, maybe the british kind of deserve it. I don't know. We'll see how this plays out
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