Everyone Knows Trouble is Coming

Hi folks. Before we begin, we have a

live event on the 11th of April in

Swindon. It's going to be really good.

Three good hours, solid hours of band

spear and probably some political

commentary. I imagine we'll sneak that

in there somehow. Anyway, so I'm

watching this on Novara Media. The

future of British politics looks like

this. And it's Hannah Spencer and Fisa

Shaheen. I only know who Hannah the

plumber is uh here. But the other one is

obviously a leftwing Muslim activist and

they're constantly going on about things

like oh we're so afraid of division was

so afraid of the far right sewing

division. You remember that Hannah told

Matt Goodwin to his face that he was the

one responsible for the Manchester Arena

bombing because of his division. Um, and

so it's it's just like, right, okay,

don't get me wrong, I I mean, obviously

I speak about this quite a lot, the

bulcanization of England into

what are rival at the very best uh and

actively openly hostile uh ethnic

enclaves is is not good. It's absolutely

not good. But I'm very tired of being

the told I'm the one who's somehow

responsible for this. No, this is

happening whether we like it or not. I

haven't actually got it for this one,

but you remember in 2022 when the

Muslims and the Hindus both took to the

streets in Leicester because of a

football match in another country and

there was a great deal of unrest there.

Well, similar things are happening in

other places in this country. And so

they're like, "Okay, we're really

worried that this is going to that when

there's not going to be unity." It's

like, well, there wasn't unity in the

places where these people came from. You

brought loads of them here. You impose

no

requirements on them to give up anything

from their previous countries. So, give

up their ideas, their ideology, their

religions, their their way of life.

We've we've imposed nothing on them.

They've made no sacrifices.

And lo and behold, they're acting just

like they acted back in the places that

they came from. So it's it's no great

surprise. And we're just sat around,

you know, the white Brits are just sat

around like, okay, is this wise? Is this

good? And when we dane speak up about

it, we're the ones who are punished. So

you've got things like this right now. I

I think this is probably being

overstated a little bit because HJB here

said, "Well, look, Muslims in the UK are

now creating their own security firms to

patrol their communities." Well, yeah. I

imagine that they would be soon they

will introduce Sharia law. It's like,

well, no. I mean, Sharia is going to be

the sort of de facto legal uh

expectations of those communities

anyway. Um, but they're not they're not

going to impose Sharia law u because

it's it's just not how the system works.

Um, what they will have though is

an armed, well, not necessarily armed,

an organized response unit. They

probably drop your weapons off in the

mosques, please. They they probably will

have um at least malle weapons. But what

they'll have is a kind of organized

presence on the streets that marks this

out as a Muslim territory. And as Gam

Gazette here points out, well, imagine

if Tommy Robinson had posted this

message with two white lads behind it.

Would the legacy media report on it?

Well, it's not the legac legacy media

wouldn't report on it. He'd be in jail.

Uh that would that would be illegal. Um

but the the thing is I like I'm not I

don't even think these guys are

necessarily like we want to go out and

cause trouble. I think they are afraid

of trouble coming to them. And so

they are doing what is actually very

rational in their circumstances. Here's

another one right where it's as you can

see here uh Manchester community watch

group chats. So they're going to create

a group chat where all of all of the

members of our community can report any

acts of harassment, assault or any unrun

uh all around unjustified behavior uh

and we will defend ourselves. Right? So

it's about knife crime and things like

this and machete crime. All things that

yeah have been a product of mass

immigration into Britain. And honestly,

it's coming out of these sort of

communities. And but notice here now

have a place to go where we feel safe,

right? This is the point. These people

feel insecure. And so it's not a

surprise that they feel the need to do

something like this to organize. I mean,

this is just what you do when you feel

insecure. Then you have this here, the

the men promising to protect English

mosques. English mosques. You mean

mosques in England? there's no such

thing as an English mosque

because they were targeted by the far

right. And so it's like right okay yeah

I mean that's true and then you had in

again it was Manchester wasn't it where

the synagogue was attacked by some

jihadi

because the Muslim community and the

Jewish community are literally separated

by one road and it turns out they don't

like each other either. So you've got

like a strange sort of quadrangle of

people who or of communities who are all

hostile to one another. Uh or not

necessarily even all hostile to one

another but you know one of these

communities is hostile to everyone

else's. Um but the the point that we

have is this is the descent into I mean

I hate the term sectarianism actually

because sectarianism is from within the

same religion right but that's not

what's happening here. Here we have

literally four different religions vying

for territory, prestige, and resources,

patronage from the state. And one of

these groups, the white Christians or

atheists of Britain, uh they're the ones

right at the very bottom of that.

They're the ones being extracted from.

And that's why you get these kinds of

attacks. It's very clear

that there is express privilege that

comes with what is with being a part of

a minority faith in the United Kingdom.

Right? I mean Kama literally said they

are the face of Britain, modern Britain,

face of modern Britain. And of course

the second something happens to a

synagogue or to the Jewish community,

Kama is just slapping down the money and

saying take as much as you need. And he

did the same with the mosques after the

Southport riots. He literally was he

pledged 30 million pounds or 50 million

pounds to protect mosques. And it's just

like, right, okay,

I see how this is going, right? I see

the way the wind is blowing. And so do

they. This is what they're doing here.

They're like, "Yeah, I don't feel safe.

I don't feel safe." So, yeah, no

kidding. You don't feel safe. Not only

do certain communities not feel safe

because of this community, but this

community doesn't feel safe because of

another community, another community

doesn't feel safe because of that

community and that community. As in the

Jewish community is worried about the

far right and the Islamists. So, it's

it's one of those things where it's

like, right, okay, this hasn't been

handled well, has it? I mean, this is

just the way that things are. And then

you get the response of the state,

right? And this is just an American

interviewing a police officer where the

police officer is just like, "Well, I

mean, you know, we we we try to have as

diverse a police force as possible." Um,

and I mean, we'll watch it because I I

feel I feel kind of bad for police

officer because of course he's not like

supposed to be a political agent and

he's not trained for media, I imagine.

>> Is it an increase of foreigners joining

the British police? um try to make it as

diverse as possible cuz certain bars