They REFUSE To Answer WHY!

I absolutely have to share this clip

with you because this man here has

absolutely nailed it with his question

in that politicians will refuse to

accept, admit, and speak out loud where

the real hatred is coming from. To put

this into context, this was BBC question

time and as you can see on screen, this

was the question, what can be done to

protect the Jewish community? First of

all, let's have a listen to what Rachel

Milwood, deputy leader of the Green

Party, actually said about this, and

then we'll hear the question, and we'll

hear the nonresponse and the flatout

refusal to actually deal with the

question. Listen to what she says. First

of all,

>> the rise in anti-semitism in this

country is real. It's undeniable. It's

horrific and it's abhorren, and we are

all, I'm sure, disgusted by it. Um and

the Green Party stands absolutely united

in wanting to create a society without

hate where we actually learn to live

together with our differences that we

learn.

>> So that's what she said there. And this

man asked a very simple, very

straightforward, pertinent question

which we must answer if we're actually

to get anywhere and deal with the hate

that we do see in this country, which we

do. and it is on the rise and we do need

to deal with it. This attack on these

Jewish men just recently has obviously

made that brought that to the forefront

and it is not an isolated incident and

we absolutely must do something about

it. But we need to address where it

comes from first and there is a

suggestion for it. Come back to that in

a minute. Let's listen to his question

first. You've probably heard it but we

need to discuss that here. Listen to

this

>> lady from the Green Party. You just

stated that uh you've seen racial hatred

in the country. Could you please specify

where that hatred is coming from?

>> Uh not quite sure what you mean. Do you

mean from the general public?

>> And let's pause there. So the moderator,

not quite sure what you mean there, but

it's quite obvious what he means. He's

asking where this comes from, but the

moderator obviously already realizes in

my opinion that it's a difficult

question to answer and won't want to

answer. And I don't know why. So he

states the question again, isn't

>> well, she said there's racial hatred in

the country and I'd just like to know

where she thinks it's coming from.

And then she looks across at the

moderator as if to say, "Help me out

here." Don't want to answer that

question. Watch.

>> I mean, I was talking about the fact

that there is a rise in um racially

motivated crime, that kind of thing.

There's more and more hate crimes.

There's more reports of people feeling

uncomfortable, unsafe.

>> So, she repeats what the problem is,

which is a problem. More and more people

feel unsafe. There is more and more hate

crime against various groups. This is

not an isolated thing, but there is an

origin of it.

And she knows what the question is. She

just won't answer the question and looks

at the moderator as if to say, "We need

to deflect somehow here." But again,

listen, listen to the response.

>> There's more.

>> You said there's racial hatred. Where do

you think it's coming from?

>> Okay.

What are you getting at exactly?

>> What are you getting at?

It's a simple question. If there's a

rise in these kind of hate crimes,

there's a rise in this level of hate,

all of this sort of stuff and it is

coming from somewhere and there are

groups, we'll talk about it in a minute,

but it is obviously being derived

somewhere,

but she wants to deflect. What are you

getting at? She says, so she puts it,

it's pure deflection, classic deflection

of someone who doesn't want to answer

the question. We get this all the time

in court. We go to court. When you

answer ask a question, they don't want

to answer. They very often say, "What

are you getting at? Why are you asking

me that?"

And the response obviously is, "As

council in court is, I'm not here to

answer your questions. You are required

to answer my questions. So, I'll restate

the question again. Where is it coming

from?" And you would restate the

question. So, this this guy here has

restated the question more than once

here. But again, it's been deflected

back to him. What are you getting at?

Listen on.

>> Well, where where does you think this

racial hatred is coming from?

>> So, he restates it again. Simple

question. Where is it coming from?

Because it's coming from somewhere.

>> What do you mean? What specific sector?

>> I can actually say that where I think

it's coming from actually is that we

live in ripoff Britain and people are

having a really, really tough time.

And that's where she goes with it. We're

living in ripoff Britain and that's the

reason. So, does she believe that people

in the Jewish community are being

targeted, are being attacked

because of so-called ripoff Britain,

because of the price of eggs, as

somebody put it on eggs? Because I don't

accept that. That's not an answer. That

is again pure deflection. But you'll

realize it it took a minute here. We're

a minute into this clip from asking the

question at the very beginning. A full

minute is is quite a long time to avoid

and deflect answering a simple question.

And she ultimately diverts to talking

about ripoff Britain as she puts it. But

she goes a little bit further. Let's

listen a little bit more and then let's

let's talk about it.

>> They're struggling because their bills

are going up. They're struggling because

they can't afford their rents. Um I I

actually think this is the reality.

Australia because food is now so

expensive it's eye watering. What that

means is that what that means

>> and you'll notice the way she's doing

this of I'm now in control. I'm taking

control of this conversation. Uh you

just stay there while I tell you uh

what's really going on here. That's the

sort of body language I can see here

>> is that there's then a tendency to find

someone to blame. And I think that there

have been narratives

>> and you can see the face not really

accepting the response here. Find

someone to blame. I don't think anyone,

let me know in the comments what you

think, but I don't think anyone is using

ripoff Britain to find someone to blame

and that is causing a rise in racial

hatred. I don't accept that.

uh Zia's party is definitely one of

these narratives like

>> and now she goes to reform to blame

reform. So enough of listening to what

it isn't because clearly avoiding

answering the question here. Now there's

been a lot of talk. Um, now I've I've

avoided you taking sides on this whole

Palestine debate because quite frankly

my position on these things is I'm

against anytime anywhere that people are

getting hurt. Uh, whoever's doing it and

whoever's fault it is, I'm against it. I

don't like it. I will always speak

against it. But there are bigger broader

political issues, international issues,

diplomatic issues that I am, you know,

literally not qualified to talk about in

that sense. I can have opinions, but

it's just like anyone else has an

opinion. And I think when we get to big

issues like that, everybody might have

an opinion and it's equally valid or

equally worthless as the next person's

opinion. And unless you are in those

environments, you you won't necessarily