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RAPE GANG INQUIRY - WITH GUEST PETER MCILVENNA PART 1 · The Rogue Recap with Lynda

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Speaker 2: at Rogue Recap. We've got an awesome guest today and
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Speaker 2: I am actually splitting up this show into two because
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Speaker 2: he's so phenomenal and we talked for an hour and
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Speaker 2: I was like, ah, so good, I can't get rid
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Speaker 2: of any of it. So Part one today with Peter mcelvenna.
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Speaker 2: He is the host of Hearts of Oak podcast, former
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Speaker 2: advisor to the UK Parliament and former campaign manager for
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Speaker 2: the UK Independence Party. He had an awesome article out
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Speaker 2: in the Daily Signal. He writes for a bunch of
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Speaker 2: different publications, but he had this article out and it
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Speaker 2: was all about the grooming gangs in London and what
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Speaker 2: is happening in the UK and the rape inquiry that's
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Speaker 2: currently happening with a Member of Parliament by the name
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Speaker 2: of Rupert Lowe, and it's behind closed doors. Unfortunately, they
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Speaker 2: were hoping for a transparent hearing, but it's not what
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Speaker 2: we got in any event. Here's part one of my
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Speaker 2: interview with Peter mcleven. Welcome everybody to the Rogue Recap.
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Speaker 2: I am Lynda McLaughlin, your host. Follow us at Rogue
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Speaker 2: Recap at Linda mik YadA, YadA, YadA. You know what
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Speaker 2: to do, please do it. So I've got a great
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Speaker 2: guest today. As you guys know, I don't do a
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Speaker 2: lot of guests because most people are dumb. This guy's
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Speaker 2: actually wicket smart. It's a great friend. He and I
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Speaker 2: share a common friend and Sarah Potter also wicket smart,
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Speaker 2: but she's the drugsar. Right now, you can't talk shit anymore.
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Speaker 2: You just got to play it straight. So we're going
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Speaker 2: to do it for her. So Peter Mclevinnett is the
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Speaker 2: founder and co host of the Hearts of Ook podcast.
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Speaker 2: He's the former campaign manager for the UK Independence Party
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Speaker 2: and now he's here with us because he's gotten smarter, wiser, brighter, younger,
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Speaker 2: all the things. He's got a great article in the
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Speaker 2: Daily Signal. For those of you that follow the podcast,
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Speaker 2: follow my social media. You know how much I love
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Speaker 2: babies and puppies. Don't mess with the kids, don't mess
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Speaker 2: with the animals, and we're going to be fine. But
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Speaker 2: in UK they got a massive grooming problem. Massive So
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Speaker 2: they've had this ongoing rape trial that was supposed to
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Speaker 2: be fully transparent, unfettered access to what was happening, and
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Speaker 2: Rupert Lowe is handling it over there right, Peter, welcome
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Speaker 2: to the show. Jumping right in. I know you're shocked,
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Speaker 2: and I'm really I'm really upset about the fact that
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Speaker 2: he did this crowdfunding. He raised like eight hundred thousand
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Speaker 2: dollars or something, and now we don't know what's going on.
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Speaker 2: We're getting bits and pieces, but I feel like between
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Speaker 2: Sadikon and between Curestormer and then we've got Evett Cooper
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Speaker 2: And as you can see, I'm really following this because
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Speaker 2: I feel like whatever's happening in Europe is going to
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Speaker 2: happen in the United States in five years. Quite frankly,
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Speaker 2: I think it's already happening here, but people are just
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Speaker 2: like asleep at the switch.
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Speaker 3: So I agree, And as I haven't had a job
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Speaker 3: offer with the Trump administration, well so's I'll say what
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Speaker 3: I like and I fin with your sentiments that we
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Speaker 3: can talk whatever fits. But this is and my I
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Speaker 3: mean I was on on Opening War Room yesterday and
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Speaker 3: talking about that this is all pattern recognition. This is
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Speaker 3: what is happening in the UK, This is happening in Europe,
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Speaker 3: and this is why your American audience need understand because
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Speaker 3: whatever happens across the pond will move over and Islam
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Speaker 3: does not respect that little stretch of waters, not respect borders,
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Speaker 3: and you're finding that on your southern border with your
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Speaker 3: mass immigration from the southern border, and there's no respect
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Speaker 3: of oh this is a border, let's get our passports. No,
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Speaker 3: hell no, we just pile in. And that's what we
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Speaker 3: are scene in Europe. That's what we're scene in the UK.
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Speaker 3: And that the article I wrote on Daily Signal was
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Speaker 3: was highlighting the good and the frustration of the what
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Speaker 3: Rupert lewe member of parliament for in the southeast of
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Speaker 3: England in Great Yarmouth, and he was a member with
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Speaker 3: Nigel Farage, who your audience I think will know well
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Speaker 3: because he is a figure on the national stage and
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Speaker 3: Rupert Nigel had a clash whatever that was, I have
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Speaker 3: no idea, but they fell out and Rippert went to
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Speaker 3: become an independent member of parliament and he launched this
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Speaker 3: inquiry in the grooming gangs, the Muslim rip gangs that
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Speaker 3: have been happening since at least nineteen seventy five. That's
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Speaker 3: the first report we had in the Rotherham Advertiser, in
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Speaker 3: that local newspaper. So this will be going on for
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Speaker 3: fifty one years plus and everyone has failed to grasp this.
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Speaker 3: We are now up to one million girls affected. That
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Speaker 3: was Sarah Champion, who is a Member of Parliament for
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Speaker 3: one of the epicenters of this area in Rotherham, and
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Speaker 3: she is a Labor MP, so someone on the left
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Speaker 3: who wouldn't expect to actually highlight this issue, but simply
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Speaker 3: because where she is the member of parliament, she has
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Speaker 3: had to talk about this and credit to her she
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Speaker 3: has been vocal on this issue. She has been too
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Speaker 3: vocal and has been sacked by the Labor Party on
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Speaker 3: at least on occasion, I think on a second occasion,
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Speaker 3: because she highlighted the failures of the institutions to recognize
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Speaker 3: the huge problem that we face with these Muslim rape gangs,
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Speaker 3: and she talked about I think in a Daily Mirror article,
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Speaker 3: one of our UK newspapers, she talked about up to
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Speaker 3: one million girls being affected. That was about six years ago.
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Speaker 3: And you look at the figures of what has happened
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Speaker 3: in the UK.
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Speaker 4: We have had.
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Speaker 3: Ninety trials in forty times. Some of those trials, those
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Speaker 3: legal trials have been up to thirty individuals. We have
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Speaker 3: had five hundred and fifty individuals prosecuted, sentence prosecuted and
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Speaker 3: serving time in jail for mass rape of children and
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Speaker 3: funnily enough or not funny enough, over ninety percent of
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Speaker 3: those individuals or Muslim Pakistani. So we do have a problem,
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Speaker 3: a religious problem, a cultural problem. But of course the
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Speaker 3: media don't want to talk about that because he don't
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Speaker 3: want to risk rats. So that's kind of a little
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Speaker 3: intro into where we are. And Ripert Lew as an
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Speaker 3: independent MP, has decided to do an inquiry because the
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Speaker 3: government don't want to do one. The government said they'll
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Speaker 3: do one, or We've had ten prior kind of inquiries
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Speaker 3: into this issue, but all of them have gone wrong
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Speaker 3: the issue. All of them said, this is local issues,
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Speaker 3: not national issues, not religious, it's cultural blah blah blah.
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Speaker 3: We've had recommendations. Now they're implemented. And because of all
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Speaker 3: of those failings, ripper Low, credit to him, has started
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Speaker 3: this inquiry and that's happening this week, is happening next week.
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Speaker 3: My frustration is that he didn't make it public. It
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Speaker 3: was going to be a public inquiry, live stream for
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Speaker 3: the public sea and for me on this issue, you
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Speaker 3: need transparency in the openness the public hapency was had.
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Speaker 3: You can cut the feed for some and for some witnesses.
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Speaker 3: You can change the voice. You can say for the
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Speaker 3: next two hours, we're going to cut the feed. We'll
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Speaker 3: come back to you in two hours. You can do
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Speaker 3: all different things. It's called technology. And he's decided just
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Speaker 3: to do a full full stop And I wanted to
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Speaker 3: go as a journalist and report on it and right
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Speaker 3: for many US publications to highlight what was happening. But
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Speaker 3: it was a you're not coming in doors locked, So
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Speaker 3: I don't even know where it is. And it's for
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Speaker 3: any journal is there MA understanding no, even GB News,
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Speaker 3: MA understanding is no.
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Speaker 4: And I've looked into this. I even so Rupert Loewe.
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Speaker 4: So this is just just jud and me, Linda.
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Speaker 3: So Rippert Lou put a picture on X and he
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Speaker 3: said a picture of where it's a picture of him
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Speaker 3: on the front table with a barter, the legal representative
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Speaker 3: and Sammy.
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Speaker 4: Woodhouse is a survivor.
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Speaker 3: And I tried to locate it, you know, use chat
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Speaker 3: and use yeah, but AI failed miserably. So I don't
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Speaker 3: know where it is. And even if it's happening, you
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Speaker 3: need transparency. The public need to know what's happening, and
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Speaker 3: transparency will expose the evils and therefore we get justice.
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Speaker 3: And if you do pink closed doors, it's not good.
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Speaker 3: So there's my and true to you, Linda.
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Speaker 2: So my question to you, and thank you for that intro,
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Speaker 2: because you are a wealth of knowledge on this subject.
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Speaker 2: And honestly, I read your article on the Daily Signal
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Speaker 2: and if you haven't read it, everybody please Peter mcklevan
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Speaker 2: an amazing article. I'm actually going to bring it up
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Speaker 2: because there was a point in here that you made
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Speaker 2: that I thought was really poignant and important, And the
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Speaker 2: title of it is the urgent need for the UK's
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Speaker 2: Muslim Rape Gang Inquiry and lessons for the United States,
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Speaker 2: which I agree with your categories with it too, But
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Speaker 2: it says here that there's over fourteen hundred reported rapes
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Speaker 2: that they have just in botherdom. And I'm trying to understand,
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Speaker 2: you know, I always say, when you read things like
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Speaker 2: that and you see these these you know estimates, that's
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Speaker 2: just what we know about. That's not that's not at
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Speaker 2: all the number, right, So it's kind of like when
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Speaker 2: we talk about Iran when they say, oh, how many
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Speaker 2: people have been slaughtered in the streets of Iran. Well,
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Speaker 2: if you read you know, any of the woke left mainstream,
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Speaker 2: they'll tell you it's, you know, eight thousand. Maybe, first
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Speaker 2: of all, eight thousand should not be you should not
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Speaker 2: be apathetic to eight thousand. Let's just start there. But
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Speaker 2: the bottom line is you go to WhatsApp and you're
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Speaker 2: in a chat with people that are on the ground
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Speaker 2: in Iran, and they're telling you there might be forty
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Speaker 2: to seventy thousand people dead. We don't even know but
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Speaker 2: I digress. I think for this issue, there's there's two
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Speaker 2: main questions I have for you. The first is because
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Speaker 2: of the onslaught of this Pakistani migration, and it's overwhelming.
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Speaker 2: I will tell you I was in London five years
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Speaker 2: ago and I was in Trafalgar Square and I felt
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Speaker 2: like I was in Pakistan. There were no white people,
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Speaker 2: there were no black people, there were no Asian people,
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Speaker 2: there were just Pakistanis. And I was walking through the
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Speaker 2: streets and I was like, man, this is a little
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Speaker 2: this is weird, you know, I feel out of place.
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Speaker 2: And I hadn't been there. I think I was there
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Speaker 2: one time before, but I hadn't been there in many years.
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Speaker 2: So it was a shock, to be honest. And I
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Speaker 2: asked other people who worked there, you know, at the
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Speaker 2: hotels and such, and they were like, oh, yeah, we
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Speaker 2: are the unicorns here, like everyone else is Pakistani. So
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Speaker 2: my question to you is who is implementing this need
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Speaker 2: for this migration, Where is this coming from? Who is
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Speaker 2: okay with it? Because I have to assume that everyday
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Speaker 2: British people, I mean, we look at Tommy Robinson. Both
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Speaker 2: of us are friends with him, and he is out
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Speaker 2: there crushing it every day and millions of people are
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Speaker 2: showing up. You know, true British citizens. They're not okay
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Speaker 2: with this.
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Speaker 4: So and you're right.
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Speaker 3: I wish I could take you to London, liand A,
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Speaker 3: but actually it may not be a great experience. So
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Speaker 3: with you go with the history and what you remember.
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Speaker 3: But it is mass immigration. And look we had and
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Speaker 3: you get on your southern border. We in the UK
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Speaker 3: have that little stretch of water called English Channel and
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Speaker 3: that separate France from England. I believe it's the busiest
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Speaker 3: stretch of water for that size, about thirty miles wide,
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Speaker 3: and every ship goes through that because of course Britain
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Speaker 3: is an island and therefore you need to bring in
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Speaker 3: the goods either by air or by sea, and by
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Speaker 3: sea is the way you do it. So we've got
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Speaker 3: massive ports. Sadly, our biggest port on the side issue
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Speaker 3: is owned by Dubai Ports, so sown by the Middle East.
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Speaker 3: Just to fit into this of islam dominance. But we've
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Speaker 3: had mass immigration. I think it changed in the nineties.
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Speaker 3: It changed under Tony Blair as Prime Minister, who brought
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Speaker 3: in a new labor wave from ninety seven to two
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Speaker 3: thousand until the Conservatives came back in. Conservatives and name
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Speaker 3: only came back in under David Cameron and then lots
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Speaker 3: of other prime ministers, ending the Boris Johnson, Rishisu Nak.
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Speaker 3: But under that labor we had prior to that, we
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Speaker 3: had maybe thirty forty thousand net migration figures. That was
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Speaker 3: actually you could cope with that, You could those people
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Speaker 3: could integrate, those could fit into society, jobs, they get it,
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Speaker 3: fit into public transport. All of that worked. It was
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Speaker 3: a juggling knac but that absolutely worked. Then as you
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Speaker 3: have faced on your southern border, suddenly the figures went
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Speaker 3: up exponentially and we have now gone from thirty forty
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Speaker 3: thousand net migration figure to nine hundred thousand, just under
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Speaker 3: a million. So if you increase it by thirty times,
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Speaker 3: you've got an issue. But second to that, if you
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Speaker 3: have that massive immigration from cultures and religions that don't
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Speaker 3: fit into your way of life, you've got a problem.
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Speaker 3: If you've got a million coming in from cultures that
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Speaker 3: want to integrate and be part of your society, then
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Speaker 3: there's an argument to be made on whether that's good
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Speaker 3: or bad. Whenever that culture and religion or alien to
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Speaker 3: your society and that's where the problem fits. That we
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Speaker 3: have got individuals coming over from society is that don't
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Speaker 3: have any respect women, because Islam teaches women or second
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Speaker 3: class citizens, they have half or a quarter of the right. Legally,
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Speaker 3: if there are any custody cases, the man gets automatic
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Speaker 3: right to the children, the woman does not. If there's
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Speaker 3: any divorce, the man decided divorce you three times, the
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Speaker 3: woman is divorced, she's on the street. So none of
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Speaker 3: this fits in too. We are all equal because we
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Speaker 3: are all made in the image of God. And that's
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Speaker 3: where it fits. If you abandon your Christian principles, if
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Speaker 3: you abandon your understanding that we are all made in
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Speaker 3: the image of God, we are all equal, whatever religion, risk, color, creed, sexuality, whatever,
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Speaker 3: we are all equal because we are made the image
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Speaker 3: of God. When you move outside that to Islam, and
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Speaker 3: Islam doesn't recognize made an image of God at all.
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Speaker 3: Therefore you've got this inequality, and you've got women being
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Speaker 3: treated differently.
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Speaker 4: You've got those.
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Speaker 3: Who leave Islam as apostas treated horrendously and often subject
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Speaker 3: to punishment of death. You've got the whole issue of
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Speaker 3: shame and honor and how women are treated if they
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Speaker 3: leave Islam, or if there is a divorce, or if
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Speaker 3: a man sleeps the woman outside marriage, I believe it's
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Speaker 3: the man to prove.
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Speaker 4: The man was not wrong.
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Speaker 3: The woman needs to produce up to four witnesses in
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Speaker 3: a in a rip situation, that's not going to happen.
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Speaker 3: So it is all geared towards against the woman and
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Speaker 3: for the man. And because of all of these we
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Speaker 3: have got a sudden imbalance.
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Speaker 4: We've got women being treated as dirt.
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Speaker 3: We've got men having the right to do what they
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Speaker 3: want to do and take the woman if they feel
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Speaker 3: they want to take them, because that is how they believe.
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Speaker 4: So whenever you a.
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Speaker 3: Belief system, a way of viewing others that are.
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Speaker 4: Not you, you've.
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Speaker 3: Got a problem. And that is the dire problem we
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Speaker 3: have in the UK. That's the dire problem. In Germany.
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Speaker 3: I've seen many signs, I know, but in swimming pools
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Speaker 3: they have signs telling men not to sexually abuse women.
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Speaker 4: I kind of learned that in school.
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Speaker 3: Oh but if you people who didn't come up in
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Speaker 3: school in the UK or in Ireland, maybe they saw
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Speaker 3: things differently. And that is the problem. We are expecting
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Speaker 3: everyone to think the same despite the fact that maybe
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Speaker 3: you have a different educational upbringing, and therefore you bring
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Speaker 3: men who have only seen women covered head to foot,
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Speaker 3: which is what I see anywhere I.
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Speaker 4: Go out in London.
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Speaker 3: Bar a handful of places, but ninety percent of London
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Speaker 3: you see the women head to fit, Friday prayers, the
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Speaker 3: mental filling out in the footpaths, blocking the footpaths. The women,
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Speaker 3: of course don't have a right to go. They need
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Speaker 3: to go to a separate entrance because they're unclean. All
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Speaker 3: of this, and we haven't had this grown up conversation
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Speaker 3: of whether this is positive for society or negative. And
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Speaker 3: then into that you've got the ripe gangs, because the
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Speaker 3: men see women not fully clued. Maybe the only woman
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Speaker 3: they've seen fully unclued is their mother or their sister,
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Speaker 3: and they see these women and they think they have
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Speaker 3: their right to take them and do as they want.
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Speaker 3: And we simply are not having an adult, grown up
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Speaker 3: conversation of is this good for society or is this bad?
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Speaker 3: And you will have the same conversation in America. It's
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Speaker 3: not only a problem up in Michigan. It's a problem
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Speaker 3: in Texas, a problem in California, it's a problem in
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Speaker 3: New York and ex and Florida and on. And you
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Speaker 3: need bull leaders to actually stand against this, and not
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Speaker 3: just as the I don't mean the de size. And
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Speaker 3: if your politicians, but as one of your governors have
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Speaker 3: annoynced we're baling Sharia.
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Speaker 4: What does that mean? You need to go through the House.
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Speaker 3: And the Senate of the state, past legislation and do
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Speaker 3: it step by step. A decree does not stop anything.
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Speaker 3: You need to legally go through the process.
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Speaker 2: No, I think, first of all, I agree with you.
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Speaker 2: I mean one hundred times over. I you know, when
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Speaker 2: I was in school, I studied the Quran. I wanted
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Speaker 2: to understand my enemy, and I was I mean, I
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Speaker 2: remember people saying, well, you shouldn't say they're your enemy.
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Speaker 2: I'm like, they are my enemy because Allah and Islam
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Speaker 2: is not compatible with anything other than Allah and Islam.
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Speaker 2: It's not they're not compatible with the West or the East,
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Speaker 2: or they're not compatible with anything. There is no place,
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Speaker 2: no time in history ever, anywhere, past or present, that
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Speaker 2: we have ever seen Islam come into any society and
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Speaker 2: not take over, maim, rape, kill in the name of
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Speaker 2: their God. And obviously when you talk to people, they
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Speaker 2: know nothing they don't know what a kafir is, which
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Speaker 2: is a non Islam person. They don't know what the
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Speaker 2: practice of takia is. They don't understand that people who
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Speaker 2: practice Islam think all of what we're seeing is horrible
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Speaker 2: as completely and utterly accepted by Allah. Now, Allah obviously
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Speaker 2: was a pedophile. Those of us who actually read and
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Speaker 2: know our history are fully aware that this man thought
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Speaker 2: it was fine to take a child and rape them,
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Speaker 2: and rape them again until they were able to procreate,
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Speaker 2: and then rape the kids that he made with the child.
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Speaker 2: I'm like, what is happening now? What I am having
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Speaker 2: trouble with? And this is what I continue to say
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Speaker 2: to many people when I look at Kure Starmer, now
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Speaker 2: I think, here Starmer is a feckless moral So we'll
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Speaker 2: put that over there. I don't want to get you
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Speaker 2: in trouble because you have to live there. I am afraid,
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Speaker 2: sincerely for you, guys. What in God's great name is
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Speaker 2: going on with Cure Starmer? He's married, he has kids, right,
21:09
Speaker 2: doesn't he have children?
21:11
Speaker 4: I believe he has two children.
21:12
Speaker 2: Yes, yes, I'm trying to understand as a parent, like
21:17
Speaker 2: there are certain people like Angela Merkel, right, it's just
21:20
Speaker 2: like a complete silo weirdo. No kids. You want to
21:24
Speaker 2: pass laws about children and all the things. It's ridiculous,
21:29
Speaker 2: Like you don't have kids. You don't know what it
21:31
Speaker 2: is to talk about vaccines or schooling or like, it's
21:37
Speaker 2: it's an unknown area for you. You speak of things
21:39
Speaker 2: you know nothing about. That to me is very irritating.
21:42
Speaker 2: You can give an opinion, but you can't speak from
21:44
Speaker 2: a place of knowledge. Now when it comes to Islam,
21:46
Speaker 2: I felt like, oh, I need to speak from a
21:47
Speaker 2: place of knowledge, so I'm gonna study this. Then we
21:50
Speaker 2: have cure Starmer and here he's like, Nope, ex is terrible.
21:54
Speaker 2: We're gonna scan all your phones when you come into
21:56
Speaker 2: the country. We're gonna arrest you for social media posts.
22:00
Speaker 2: And that Muslim guy over there who's sixty three years
22:02
Speaker 2: old who just raped a little boy, he's fine, he
22:06
Speaker 2: can go. And I'm like, I'm sorry what I just
22:11
Speaker 2: don't understand either. They've got pictures of him, they have
22:15
Speaker 2: paid him off. I just don't like. It's kind of
22:18
Speaker 2: like when you look at the Epstein files and everybody
22:21
Speaker 2: in our country's freaking out about the Epstein files, and
22:24
Speaker 2: I'm like Okay, Like for me, it's not that I'm
22:27
Speaker 2: not interested, it's just that there is so much demonic
22:31
Speaker 2: behavior happening. And I say that with sincerity, not as
22:35
Speaker 2: you know, sort of this adjective to be tossed lightly.
22:38
Speaker 2: It is demonic. You are tapping into something that is
22:41
Speaker 2: so evil. And I truly feel like, if you're not
22:44
Speaker 2: taking care of your elderly and you're not taking care
22:47
Speaker 2: of your kids, we got a massive issue. So this
22:50
Speaker 2: is an entire culture that does not like women, likes
22:55
Speaker 2: to abuse children, thinks dogs are dirty, like all these
22:59
Speaker 2: help things, and it seems like, oh, but you know,
23:03
Speaker 2: every culture is different. I'm like, no, I don't ever
23:05
Speaker 2: see a Hasidic person or a Sikh person or a
23:08
Speaker 2: Buddhist person and think, oh, I hope they don't stab me.
23:12
Speaker 2: I hope they don't rape me. You know, we got
23:15
Speaker 2: all these two A freaks here in the United States
23:18
Speaker 2: and they're like, oh, that's I'm like, are you going
23:20
Speaker 2: to ban knives in the UK because we got a
23:22
Speaker 2: massive stabbing problem going on, Like, it's it's not it's
23:26
Speaker 2: not your weapon of choice, it's the person using the weapon.
23:31
Speaker 2: And to your point, until we can have an adult conversation,
23:34
Speaker 2: we never get to the answers, and so I guess
23:36
Speaker 2: my question is when you're having this rape inquiry as
23:41
Speaker 2: it is, and I think you make excellent points about
23:44
Speaker 2: Lowe's decision, because I thought we were going to get
23:46
Speaker 2: to watch this. I thought we were going to get
23:49
Speaker 2: to hear from the victims, because when you hear from
23:51
Speaker 2: the victims. There's a child bride. I'm sure you've seen
23:54
Speaker 2: her out on X right now, and she's been giving
23:57
Speaker 2: her testimony when she was sold into sex slavery from Iron.
24:01
Speaker 2: She managed to escape. I don't know how, and I'm
24:03
Speaker 2: not gonna I wouldn't even if I knew, I wouldn't
24:05
Speaker 2: divulge it because I would hope somebody else could use
24:08
Speaker 2: that same path. Right, But she talks about what it
24:11
Speaker 2: is like to be seven and married to a fifty
24:13
Speaker 2: year old man who probably could be your grandfather and
24:16
Speaker 2: instead is raping you every day and being and you're
24:19
Speaker 2: being passed around and what that is. And I don't
24:22
Speaker 2: Whenever I hear things like sexually assaulted or sex trafficked,
24:26
Speaker 2: I get very upset. I'm like, it's not sex, it's rape,
24:30
Speaker 2: it's assault of the worst kind. And so when I
24:33
Speaker 2: see krestarmer full circle back to him not speaking out
24:38
Speaker 2: but instead clamping down on transparency, shutting down X, shutting
24:44
Speaker 2: down social media posts. Why what's he getting out of it? Peter?
24:50
Speaker 3: So that is a big question, right, Wow?
24:53
Speaker 4: So okay, so kearstar.
24:56
Speaker 3: Look, we've just seen the rids on the X offices
25:00
Speaker 3: in France and the UK have got some of the
25:04
Speaker 3: most stringent restrictions on free speech in the Online Safety Act.
25:09
Speaker 3: The Europeans did the Digital Services Act within days of
25:13
Speaker 3: the UK, so obviously they're working together. Australia have been
25:17
Speaker 3: working on other restrictions as well. We seem to have
25:23
Speaker 3: to me, it boils down that we seem to have
25:25
Speaker 3: the elites worried about the transfer of information and they're
25:32
Speaker 3: no longer controlling it because in the UK, the BBC,
25:36
Speaker 3: just like the PBS and the US, they no longer
25:39
Speaker 3: had their hands on. They no longer control the flow
25:41
Speaker 3: of information and we must come in for all his faults. Actually,
25:46
Speaker 3: he shook the whole system up and he said actually
25:50
Speaker 3: X is going to be a free speech platform, and
25:54
Speaker 3: he has done a great deal on highlighting the rip
25:59
Speaker 3: gangs in the UK. I remember wakening up it's not
26:02
Speaker 3: a year ago. Oh my goodness. When I was over
26:04
Speaker 3: Northern Ireland to Christmas a year ago and wakening up
26:09
Speaker 3: on the first of January twenty twenty five looking at
26:12
Speaker 3: my phone and seeing Elon Musk was promote was posting
26:17
Speaker 3: about Tommy Robinson and I thought, maybe I'm dreaming. This
26:21
Speaker 3: is just a good dream. I should go to bed again.
26:24
Speaker 3: But no, he was highlighting the work that Tommy was doing.
26:27
Speaker 3: He'd highlighted the work of others in opposing mass immigration
26:33
Speaker 3: in a couple of months up to them, and then
26:37
Speaker 3: has highlighted the feelings of these Muslim rip gangs, the
26:41
Speaker 3: groomy gangs across the UK. And without him, actually this
26:45
Speaker 3: would not be an international incident, this would remain a
26:49
Speaker 3: UK problem. But because of individuals like Elon Musk, we've
26:54
Speaker 3: had a light shone on this and has been exposed
26:58
Speaker 3: and Kearstormer well, Elon Musk calls them two tier care
27:03
Speaker 3: for the two tier legal system and judicial system of
27:07
Speaker 3: political system that we have in the UK and Carestormer,
27:11
Speaker 3: as many others, was happy to turn a blind eye
27:14
Speaker 3: to rip gangs. But and it could take two years,
27:18
Speaker 3: three years for those individuals to get to court and
27:22
Speaker 3: get the trial. But hey, if you stand up against
27:26
Speaker 3: mass immigration, we will make the courts run day and
27:31
Speaker 3: night and we will send you to jail in forty
27:35
Speaker 3: eight hours. Where was that urgency for the rip gangs?
27:39
Speaker 3: And it is it is. I share your anger, lind
27:43
Speaker 3: at times ten living here and other anger at our
27:49
Speaker 3: politicians for thinking the problem is those who hide out
27:53
Speaker 3: the injustice as opposed to problem being those who commit
27:57
Speaker 3: the crimes. And that is where we are.
28:02
Speaker 4: In the UK.
28:03
Speaker 3: That's where we are in Europe in terms of Sweden
28:05
Speaker 3: having fallen, in terms of Germany haveing huge issues, in
28:08
Speaker 3: terms of France having Spain and Spain. But in Europe
28:15
Speaker 3: we've got a politico uprising. We've got Maloney in it
28:20
Speaker 3: doing what she can do, less than what we thought,
28:23
Speaker 3: but actually maybe getting on board the FD pulling top
28:27
Speaker 3: in Germany, the FU pulling top in Austria, or band
28:32
Speaker 3: doing what he is doing, pulling together I know the
28:35
Speaker 3: patriots of your So there's a lot.
28:37
Speaker 4: Happening in Europe.
28:39
Speaker 3: Sadly in the UK and Ireland we are on the
28:43
Speaker 3: back foot and despite the good work I think that
28:46
Speaker 3: Nigel frag is doing on the Reform Party despite the
28:50
Speaker 3: fact that actually he could be Prime Minister in twenty
28:52
Speaker 3: twenty nine at the next next election. He is afraid
28:57
Speaker 3: of tackling the issue of and that's why I think
29:01
Speaker 3: we will fail in the UK to address this problem.
29:04
Speaker 2: So to that point, I was looking at, you know,
29:07
Speaker 2: Marine Penn and how now they're trying to completely block
29:11
Speaker 2: her from doing anything because she did just that. She
29:14
Speaker 2: spoke out and she said, I will clear the streets
29:18
Speaker 2: of Paris. I will make sure that you guys are
29:22
Speaker 2: all repatriated to wherever the hell you came from. You know,
29:25
Speaker 2: if you're from North Africa, if you're from Tunisia, if
29:28
Speaker 2: you're from Pakistan, where the hell you're from, get on
29:31
Speaker 2: a boat, paddle your ass back. We're not even going
29:34
Speaker 2: to send you. Use that energy that you're using to
29:37
Speaker 2: tackle every single single woman at the Champsalis or beneath
29:41
Speaker 2: the Eiffel Tower. You know, a good kick in the
29:43
Speaker 2: pants never hurt anybody. But Macron, I mean, where do
29:47
Speaker 2: you go with Macron? What a douche. But I mean
29:50
Speaker 2: it's just I mean, how much time do you have, right?
29:52
Speaker 2: I mean, everybody gets so caught up in him and
29:54
Speaker 2: his wife or whatever she is I could give a
29:56
Speaker 2: shit less. Honestly, I only care about one thing. What
29:59
Speaker 2: you do in your personal life. I really don't care
30:02
Speaker 2: about I don't I really care when you try to
30:05
Speaker 2: push that shit on kids, when you hurt kids, when
30:08
Speaker 2: you hurt puppies. I stick to those things. That's where
30:11
Speaker 2: I live. If you as too consenting adults, want to
30:14
Speaker 2: do whatever you want to do and act like a
30:15
Speaker 2: bunch of freaks in your bedroom, knock yourself out, just
30:18
Speaker 2: leave everybody else out of it. That's all. That's where
30:20
Speaker 2: we get lost with them, because again it comes back
30:23
Speaker 2: to being demonic. And when I look at what's happening
30:26
Speaker 2: in Ireland, I mean, my god, they not only they
30:30
Speaker 2: have problems, right then they elect the most socialist leader
30:34
Speaker 2: of their time. Now, I will say this very gently,
30:39
Speaker 2: I do not believe that the Irish people elected this woman.
30:42
Speaker 2: I do not. I believe that what we are uncovering
30:46
Speaker 2: now in the United States and what be known since
30:48
Speaker 2: we've seen the twenty twenty election, and I think that
30:51
Speaker 2: what we will begin to discover more if the people
30:55
Speaker 2: at the helm of it keep up their courage, you know,
30:59
Speaker 2: have the bulls to continue to look into what actually
31:03
Speaker 2: is happening with elections, which I believe is nefarious and
31:07
Speaker 2: it's not about any particular company. I think this has
31:11
Speaker 2: probably been going on for twenty five thirty years, but
31:15
Speaker 2: I truly believe that it is worldwide, and I think
31:18
Speaker 2: it is global terror. You know, in some countries, they
31:21
Speaker 2: don't give a shit, right, They're like, oh, you want
31:23
Speaker 2: an election, we'll tough. Shit, We're not doing it. I'm
31:24
Speaker 2: the boss. Get in line. Fine, Okay, that happens. At
31:28
Speaker 2: least we know where everybody stands. All right, you guys,
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