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  • Hundreds of British teenagers are being sent by their parents to East Africa to avoid knife crime in the UK, representatives of the Somali community say.
    The Victoria Derbyshire programme looks at why some are taking this drastic choice?
    Producer: Sean Clare
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  • @h.o.y.o
    @h.o.y.o 5 років тому +840

    Unpopular opinion #1. (Some) Somali mothers need to stop placing their sons on a pedestal and start treating them like men. Daughter have immense pressures placed on them whilst the sons are allowed to run amok

    • @h.o.y.o
      @h.o.y.o 5 років тому +15

      @@khanpak7607 pls tell me you did not write this in Ramadan??

    • @h.o.y.o
      @h.o.y.o 5 років тому +16

      @SabuPtolemy no I think its cultural. I'm hoping I'm strict with my son and I pray I treat them equally

    • @aaiish9097
      @aaiish9097 5 років тому +14

      @SabuPtolemy there is no such thing as muslim culture. Educate yourself!! A lot of things happen because of "culture" but that doesnt mean its allowed in islam.

    • @jaajaarogers9101
      @jaajaarogers9101 5 років тому +4

      SabuPtolemy you are wrong Turkey and Morocco are free ladies can marry even Christian men also marry British black Caribbean men too Morocco 🇲🇦 are only one from Muslims who are like Europeans mentality even if they cover they are open minded and diverse

    • @h.o.y.o
      @h.o.y.o 5 років тому +2

      @Steven your spelling is atrocious 'Steven'

  • @tuyakulamusheko169
    @tuyakulamusheko169 5 років тому +880

    "I got in one little fight and my mom got scared and said 'you're moving in with your aunt and uncle in... Somali Land "

    • @timgrungus2234
      @timgrungus2234 5 років тому +11

      Tuyakula Musheko somaliland is a region separate from Somalia

    • @Hussein_Nur
      @Hussein_Nur 5 років тому +49

      @@timgrungus2234 not separate, but autonomous region of Somalia. There is difference.

    • @kiaj.d.5855
      @kiaj.d.5855 5 років тому +18

      I see what you did there🤣

    • @suynababdi6386
      @suynababdi6386 5 років тому +11

      @@Hussein_Nur it deserves to be it's own country and fyi I ain't isaaq but ciise from Zeila.

    • @meronamanuel5557
      @meronamanuel5557 5 років тому +2

      Tuyakula Musheko ! Ur hilarious!

  • @bimboodekunle4296
    @bimboodekunle4296 5 років тому +782

    Going back to Africa isn't a bad thing

    • @piedwagtailrameau
      @piedwagtailrameau 5 років тому +33

      FireFoxies I agree.. it’s a problem within that specific community and trying to normalise it for the rest of us.. the more they go back the better it is for us... so go and make Africa great with their western education (if any have had competed their studies 😬)

    • @ADIMM0
      @ADIMM0 5 років тому +76

      @@piedwagtailrameau When you're dying on your death bed in a hospital, and there's immigrants saving your life. Tell them to and go and fuck off back to their country as well. Then we'll see how you cope.

    • @piedwagtailrameau
      @piedwagtailrameau 5 років тому +27

      @@ADIMM0 I'm talking about these Somali teens who play no or little contribution to British society. What's it got to do with other 'immigrants'. There are good and bad contributors to society - and those who actively don't want to participate in a safe society are the ones who should just leave... I've been in situations where I'm being abused by refugees on a London bus - do I have a voice to complain, no, it's because these 'refugees' are protected by society who have no clue what us ordinary folks suffer by the likes of your liberal acceptance of these 'un-British' behaviours.

    • @TheTororist
      @TheTororist 5 років тому +14

      @@piedwagtailrameau but they're being sent to kenya not somalia. thats like sending polish people to the uk

    • @piedwagtailrameau
      @piedwagtailrameau 5 років тому +9

      Toro Loco there are Somali populations in Kenya... most of the Somalis I know come from Kenya as they have already settled. They are not being sent like some kind of conscription, they have voluntarily returned because they have created an intolerable situation amongst themselves - that is - killing each other instead of creating a positive way of living

  • @dammee
    @dammee 5 років тому +97

    They take zero accountability because they dont want to acknowledge their kids are the trouble makers. Very few ppl are collateral damage.

    • @krti.6452
      @krti.6452 5 років тому +3

      lmao do youlive in the uk?

    • @ahmedel-mahdi7311
      @ahmedel-mahdi7311 3 роки тому +4

      @@krti.6452 you dont live london m8, civilians majority of the time are unaffected by knife crime

    • @ER-lw9bl
      @ER-lw9bl 3 роки тому

      @@ahmedel-mahdi7311 neither do you if that's what you think.

    • @crabapples1995
      @crabapples1995 2 роки тому +2

      No responsibility

  • @NoName-be8vp
    @NoName-be8vp 5 років тому +81

    When you go back to Somalia to be safer but the same dude that was tryna knife you down in London also comes back to Somalia 😩

  • @tomfinnegan7154
    @tomfinnegan7154 5 років тому +500

    I don't live in London but someone explain to me how someone can just be stabbed unprovoked. Surely there is more to all of these stories

    • @DJVEGAS1000
      @DJVEGAS1000 5 років тому +170

      Usually gang orientated turf wars and drug wars

    • @tomfinnegan7154
      @tomfinnegan7154 5 років тому +105

      @@DJVEGAS1000 that's what I thought. So really why cant these youths stay away from that life. If you're involved in that kind of life then surely you should except that kind of death

    • @crashcitys7398
      @crashcitys7398 5 років тому +109

      Nope most of the time they see you or u look at them and they stab you

    • @sercanserj7804
      @sercanserj7804 5 років тому +130

      @@tomfinnegan7154 I've had a knife pulled on me for my phone just like thousands of others. Unprovoked, went down to throw the rubbish away having a cigarette just after it about to go back up when 3 white boys on 2 scooters came up and pulled out what looked like a 10inch + knife.
      They were all covering their faces but you could see around their eyes. The one who pulled the knife out was shaking and I fell as if he was about 15/16

    • @tomfinnegan7154
      @tomfinnegan7154 5 років тому +8

      @@sercanserj7804 wow, fair enough

  • @ayao1699
    @ayao1699 5 років тому +330

    The fathers need to be involved ! Why do I see only the women talking about their kids !!!! Let me not say anything !!! Our Somali men are lacking their responsibilities!!!!!!!!

    • @professorrosenstock5026
      @professorrosenstock5026 5 років тому +13

      It could be that the fathers are at work for some.

    • @rikijama3798
      @rikijama3798 5 років тому +47

      @@professorrosenstock5026 working 24 hours? Is it

    • @liyanibernier5720
      @liyanibernier5720 5 років тому +6

      RS2002 and infecting women with aids STDs 🤮

    • @ayao1699
      @ayao1699 5 років тому +15

      @@liyanibernier5720 funny how you know so much lol are you sure that your not the one on walfare !!. Thanks for your input and i hope your universal credit gets approved 🤗

    • @liyanibernier5720
      @liyanibernier5720 5 років тому +4

      aya O I used to drive to my grandparents place so sometimes I would see these people near a Walmart and watch them use food stamps and come in as groups loud chaotic reckless people I tell ya Somalis need to take a good look at the Asian community and how well they do in life.
      I have spoken to some of these Somalis they have came to the USA as early as 1990s and they are still living in GOV housing and receiving food stamps I still don’t know till this day how they managed to claim all this for Ofer 26 years really confusing 🤔🙄

  • @TVkeyse
    @TVkeyse 5 років тому +317

    People always talk about knife crime but never mention the root which is drug dealing .

    • @JoeMoplays
      @JoeMoplays 5 років тому +3

      and why do people drug deal?

    • @TVkeyse
      @TVkeyse 5 років тому +48

      JoeMo Plays because they are greedy and want easy money so they can show off on social media and all

    • @ALFIEA
      @ALFIEA 5 років тому +42

      Not necessary is lack of goverment funding, closing community centres and most kids have no where to play football or socialise. That's when they meet ppl upto no good.

    • @haltdieklappe7972
      @haltdieklappe7972 5 років тому +10

      Nah, people will stab you for some iPhone so they have a tiny bit more money in their pocket. Pussies

    • @ZarttgZar_ttg
      @ZarttgZar_ttg 5 років тому +5

      You dont know anything my man if only you knew yes drug dealing is part of the problem not the cause wtf

  • @commonsense2402
    @commonsense2402 3 роки тому +31

    The somalians in my area seem to think sitting in a coffee shop or internet cafe all day is the best way to live their life while the kids are free to do what they want

  • @N3therWolf
    @N3therWolf 5 років тому +494

    You dont just get stabbed out of nowhere. Those mommy's dont tell the whole story.

    • @tommylee8064
      @tommylee8064 5 років тому +194

      You can get stabbed out of no we’re just from walking into the wrong post code if you ain’t from there trust

    • @melissasmith3448
      @melissasmith3448 5 років тому +92

      In London you do you’ve obviously never been there

    • @ken-yo2hz
      @ken-yo2hz 5 років тому +49

      All I can read from this comment is "teehee i dont live in london b-but just dont get stabbed silly!"

    • @N3therWolf
      @N3therWolf 5 років тому +1

      @@ken-yo2hz that's funny because all I can read from your comment is that your mommy didn't hold you enough when you where a smaller gremlin.

    • @sog7516
      @sog7516 5 років тому +4

      No one gets stabbed by accident it’s either gang/drug related or a situation that escalated you lot are stupid af

  • @preciousj6931
    @preciousj6931 3 роки тому +85

    This is what happens when you intentionally raise a daughter and abandon a son to run wild only to hope for society to protect you and the deviant...smh

    • @junemuch5650
      @junemuch5650 3 роки тому +4

      Omd so true. I see this in my community as well!!! I’m Zimbabwean

    • @MB-nb7yq
      @MB-nb7yq 3 роки тому +2

      @STeresa
      Another problem is men trying to prove they’re tough by getting into these fights all for what? No need. Nothing wrong with self defence but in sighting violence because you felt disrespected is ridiculous. 😕

  • @F_Dot_
    @F_Dot_ 5 років тому +80

    Mothers are doing the job of both parents whilst the father is absent whilst being present. Let's be real... us Somalis don't have many role models in our communities and this is the consequence. Youngsters are on the roads doing a madness in pursuit of money. It's a vicious cycle...

    • @hummingbird9303
      @hummingbird9303 3 роки тому

      @Julia A I think its more an issue about the quality of migrant. The host country wont be destroyed

    • @hummingbird9303
      @hummingbird9303 3 роки тому

      @Julia A Sorry Julia but i don't think immigrants are responsible for the demise of the Pearly king and Queen or the fact Tubby Issacs may not still be selling mussels - aspects of culture change when was the last time you had a kipper for breakfast? As for riots, they have happened in London for example the blackshirts. A riot is a riot irrespective of who is doing it. My take is the unity that held people together has long but disappeared especially since the Post war period. The society in Britain is indvidualist and that is great for self development but not when it comes to negotiating how to live with others which is why in some socities they are really collective but in terms of self development and accountability are lacking which I think is really sad.
      Again the riots at that time were an outlet for people and because of individual greed rather than just because of mass migration. I come from a migrant family and would never riot because its generally distructive. Again its the quality of migrant not immigration itself. These people have adopted a lifestyle choice because they feel they have no other choice - wrong of course, their associates become their families and wider society suffers.

    • @lalablue1414
      @lalablue1414 3 роки тому +2

      The sad truth is the fathers are out there making more babies and single parent homes.

    • @howtodoit4204
      @howtodoit4204 3 роки тому

      @@lalablue1414 shut up you know nothing about Somali fathers, they work hard

  • @mars2101
    @mars2101 5 років тому +240

    This makes me question how involved the parents are with their kids tho...

    • @mars2101
      @mars2101 5 років тому +8

      @@e.t9996 Bruh, in this day and age how likely is it that you'll actually see a man with multiple wives? But I do agree that most of the fathers don't really play an active enough role in the child raising process

    • @abdulchowdhury6165
      @abdulchowdhury6165 5 років тому +6

      @@e.t9996 in Islam maximum amount of wives you can have at one time is 4. Polygamy is supposed to be practiced with the teachings of the prophet implemented. You must treat them equally and give everything equal that is why it's hard to have a polygamous marriage so Allah says it's better to have 1 wife

    • @user-jg1ez5jh4f
      @user-jg1ez5jh4f 5 років тому

      That has nothing to do with parents, it is the environment you life in, its the friends and enemies you make.

    • @e.t9996
      @e.t9996 5 років тому

      @@abdulchowdhury6165 There is no a way a man can treat 4 wives equally , never and its impossible let's not sugarcoat . Most men who do this do not even meet conjugall preferences of this women.

    • @e.t9996
      @e.t9996 5 років тому

      @Gray Kin I agree , some men really spoil for you people.

  • @djiboutian9899
    @djiboutian9899 5 років тому +53

    In my teens I was sent back home because of being involved in school fight and nearly expelled, today looking back on it I was in the wrong crowd. I stay with my Aunt for half a year, but it’s the people who CHOOSE to hang around with. I was born and raised in London and have lived here for 25 years. Never been stabbed, never been robbed, never been in a bar/street fight, never felt unsafe and I’m perfectly healthy. It’s down to the individuals CHOICES. I really appreciate to my mother and family back home right pathway.

    • @aymannf7193
      @aymannf7193 5 років тому +6

      Same thing. I just got sent back for the same reason as you a fight and expulsion im in pakistan im 15 right now im going back to england for 2 months in these holidays for summer but tbh im coming back here and honestly i wanna spend my life here. The bad influences the drugs peer pressure people society in general. Here its all the way it should be. My grades even got better good luck!!💕

    • @aymannf7193
      @aymannf7193 5 років тому +2

      Far away from the stuff in london*

    • @rashiid187
      @rashiid187 5 років тому +2

      Well said bro. There is clear direction it depended on individual which one he/she takes. If we can't make here in uk where else can you make bro.

  • @safiaali9957
    @safiaali9957 5 років тому +221

    blame the absent fathers... these kids father's go to Somalia or Kenya and take a second wife . they will abandon their first wife and kids in uk ., no role model in the household period.

    • @safiaali9957
      @safiaali9957 5 років тому +16

      @@rackojama watch ur lingo... .. Somali mothers are amongst the best mothers in the world ...

    • @EE-vm3nf
      @EE-vm3nf 5 років тому +11

      Racko Jama you must be speaking from experience. Sorry to hear but not everyone’s parents are like that

    • @safiaali9957
      @safiaali9957 5 років тому +6

      @East african 123 I'm sorry for what has happened to you... I was lucky I suppose my father was there when I was growing up and didnt take second wife thank God for that.. they wouldn't talk about it because men are allowed to marry more than one woman.. but they shouldn't have neglected their kids and their first wife in my opinion .. some Somali men are very selfish

    • @safiaali9957
      @safiaali9957 5 років тому +2

      @East african 123 if u dont mind me asking u are you a mixed race ?

    • @aaiish9097
      @aaiish9097 5 років тому +8

      @East african 123 your situation is similar to mine but with the extra courtesy of my dad coming back after 20 years and assuming we owe him something Haaa the joke 😂

  • @chronix4741
    @chronix4741 5 років тому +137

    Maybe these kids returning home could use their education to help benefit their native countries aswell?

    • @M.I.A105
      @M.I.A105 5 років тому +12

      Positive thinking

    • @saintsoldier5970
      @saintsoldier5970 5 років тому +29

      They were too busy skipping school so they probably are less educated than the Somalis in Somali

    • @tierharribel1766
      @tierharribel1766 5 років тому +6

      Nah gang members r set 8 dont think that will happen

    • @letsbuild7298
      @letsbuild7298 5 років тому +22

      That would make sense if the people of Kenya weren’t more intelligent than these waste men being sent there lol. Kenya thrives in academics.

    • @tommyh4116
      @tommyh4116 5 років тому

      lol

  • @anonymousanonymous1731
    @anonymousanonymous1731 5 років тому +271

    I think parenting has a big part to play.
    Parents need to be firmer. If your child isn't back from school at a certain time, this should be the first alarm bell.
    Going to your child's parent evenings, seeing how your child is doing at school. If they're not doing well that should be another alarm bell.
    Keeping tabs on what your child is upto and their whereabouts is also important.
    If you let your child loose, they're bound to be caught up in gang life, especially if it's prevalent in the area.
    I think the somali community need to accept some blame too. There must be some sort of pattern of absent fathers, no male role model, working mothers...
    And if London is too risky to bring your children up in, there are other parts of the UK where the risk factor is less. Perhaps relocating for the safety of your children could be an option.

    • @ba5092
      @ba5092 5 років тому +9

      Exactly

    • @noyamissy2608
      @noyamissy2608 5 років тому +8

      Period !

    • @ba5092
      @ba5092 5 років тому +21

      Anonymous Anonymous mel kasto adunka jogaan isku mid waye Somalida blaming meshay dhigan yahiin instead of their crappy parenting skills , the thing is we don’t like to say anything bad about our parents so we blame the culture of the country which is so ridiculous. The amount of times I’ve tried to convince somali parents to tell their kids to come straight home after school and not to believe their crappy excuses but it’s like talking to a brick when it comes to most of them they always think they are correct and their sons in jail because of racism and the culture in the country lol

    • @mesoudmohammednur2070
      @mesoudmohammednur2070 5 років тому +1

      You have a good thought but with all that excessive right in west to underage people is another problem

    • @theonly6359
      @theonly6359 5 років тому +1

      That’s true

  • @sariahmohamed8113
    @sariahmohamed8113 3 роки тому +82

    don't understand the Somali community. It's the father and uncle's job to shape the Somali boys so that they can grow up as responsible men. Somali men need to step up and take care of their families

  • @WhereSheGetsHerConfiDANCE
    @WhereSheGetsHerConfiDANCE 5 років тому +28

    I made the decision to grow my children in Ghana! The statistics dont lie with regards to black boys in the UK & Ive got 4 of them. Best decision i ever made.

  • @gucci4skin210
    @gucci4skin210 5 років тому +301

    Is it just me, or do I hear a lot of shifting the blame to the assumption that 'No one cares about our community', instead of accepting responsibility for the problem that they have created. It's always 'their kids' and not 'Our Kids'

    • @TheNeverposts
      @TheNeverposts 5 років тому +9

      I know you're stupid beyond measure but I think it's worth clarifying you've just implied these parents are secretly running knife gangs for no reason and to no benefit

    • @piedwagtailrameau
      @piedwagtailrameau 5 років тому +21

      It’s a problem with that community and the likes of them... blaming others and not themselves for not controlling their offspring

    • @gucci4skin210
      @gucci4skin210 5 років тому +13

      @@TheNeverposts No, I never implied that the parents were 'secretly running knife gangs'- that would be idiotic. Frankly I fail to see how you could possibly think that I implied that. What I said was that the parents should accept the fact that it is their own community that has created the problems which they face.They should not blame it on the assumption that 'no one cares about them'. Do you honestly think that their youth is not responsible for the violence in their areas?

    • @gucci4skin210
      @gucci4skin210 5 років тому +7

      @@piedwagtailrameau I think its a more general problem. Most parents, regardless of race etc. love to assume their children are innocent instead of looking at the situation objectively. But yeah, it is a problem there.

    • @sophiaatn5339
      @sophiaatn5339 5 років тому +7

      @John Mitchell this is ignorance. There are African cultures where the there are two parent households. African women do not have a high single motherhood rate

  • @savedbygrace5836
    @savedbygrace5836 5 років тому +45

    African parents do this all the time for different reasons and most of the time the kids come back as better people-citizens.

    • @mohamedhagoog361
      @mohamedhagoog361 5 років тому

      We need our people back.. at Summertime when the return to Somaliland they brought back with them all kinds of drugs..we need them back and and we will put them rehabilitation centers.. this video link is one of Somaliland villages.. watch it please ua-cam.com/video/V0eBidCQjIw/v-deo.html

  • @mohamedsharif2675
    @mohamedsharif2675 5 років тому +114

    So it's clear that these teenagers being flown bk to Africa are in that situation because of their involvement in gang activities. It's not matter of them being targeted for the wrong reasons but rather them choosing gang life over an honest job. with gang activities comes consequences so it's no surprise.

    • @ianmcnab8751
      @ianmcnab8751 5 років тому +10

      mo sharif certainly a large or main part of it but that’s not how it always is. Largely, innocent people get robbed or targeted by gangs... it’s not all violence vs violence.

    • @calmesdownes2114
      @calmesdownes2114 4 роки тому +3

      Yeah, a lot of the time it’s that. But once you narrow down the cause, it usually leads to targeting of people from specific backgrounds. Like how kids from a certain socioeconomic background are more likely to be approached by dealers who offer them “jobs” (trust me I’ve seen this happen many times). This then leads to them joining a gang, and ultimately knife crime.
      It’s like this, would you expect a white person from an affluent area to be asked to deal by dealers and gang members?
      But yeah, it’s a lot of the time the stabbing aren’t targeted but once you narrow down the causes, you’ll see it’s targeted.

  • @filsanfaceedkaroon1843
    @filsanfaceedkaroon1843 5 років тому +42

    Somali parents have failed their sons ,the mother's are always hard on their daughters but some how they forget their sons need them too. Somali fathers may Allah guide t,hey completely abdicated their role as the man of the house and most of them are depressed and don't care about what happens to their own children ,the are numb .

    • @bluephoenix9160
      @bluephoenix9160 5 років тому

      filsan faceed ka roon why are the fathers numb?

    • @filsanfaceedkaroon1843
      @filsanfaceedkaroon1843 5 років тому +3

      @@bluephoenix9160 they are so depressed that they are just there like a stone or statue, nothing affects them .

    • @letsbuild7298
      @letsbuild7298 5 років тому +12

      Hard for many to admit, but it’s the truth. Maybe this sort of behavior didn’t cause much harm historically in Somalia, and other Somali majority societies. However, it does in many places in the world now. Somali fathers need to make sacrifices regardless of how uncomfortable it makes them feel...for the sake of their children and future generations. That means that they might need to have only ONE wife. They might need to tell those relatives back home, “sorry, I can no longer provide you a monthly stipend while my kids aren’t getting everything they need”...if not they will lose their children.

    • @specialwave3521
      @specialwave3521 3 роки тому

      My best friend is somalian and I agree. She was on the road life but because the pressure was on from young to do EVERYTHING while her brothers were able to do what from a young age x

  • @angelicakweku5293
    @angelicakweku5293 5 років тому +22

    Most, not all African Fathers, are not involved with their children. They think it the sole role of the mothers.
    That may work out in Africa, where the whole community raised the kids but will not work in a setting like London, because everyone is busy including the wives and if the nuclear family together has no time for that kid, the street will.

    • @chairman76
      @chairman76 4 роки тому

      It's the fault of the idiotic Western liberalism.

    • @BR.9x
      @BR.9x 2 роки тому

      @@GUSCi-BDE wtf is there to disagree with??

  • @cassmaie
    @cassmaie 3 роки тому +24

    As a black individual growing up in the UK in the 80s 90s Knives crimes were rare but only started in the last decade among a certain African community,for instance there was a very bad knive incident in Wembley NW London involving an E African descendants and a Jamaican, from that incident onwards knive crime became a trend, where kids on the streets armed themselves with a defense object....!😱

  • @MindSetReset
    @MindSetReset 5 років тому +31

    I totally agree and understand. Same with Nigeria West Africa, I know friends who have sent their sons back home to get better education and familiarise themselves with their own culture as this is what is lost with African/Caribbean children born in the UK, they lack Identity and need to know that the world is so much more bigger than defending post codes...... There are a huge amounts of layers to this epidemic we are seeing affecting young Black males; Place in education is on the decrease, while their representation in Prison on the rise, Mental Health on the rise. There are many things in the mix, but I totally agree with the solutions they are taking to save their sons / children. With the knowledge that these young men have it would be awesome if they would be more business minded to have a better impact on their country.

  • @h.o.y.o
    @h.o.y.o 5 років тому +104

    Unpopular opinion #2. (Some) Somali mothers need to concentrate on what’s going on at home. Instead of socialising from house to house, wedding to wedding and gossiping about others.

    • @justdoit.86yearsago
      @justdoit.86yearsago 5 років тому +6

      What about Somali fathers??

    • @h.o.y.o
      @h.o.y.o 5 років тому +10

      @@justdoit.86yearsago unfortunately there's a lack of father figures. Not in all but a large number. Also fathers tend to be stricter with their sons so if around things this is less likely to happen..

    • @h.o.y.o
      @h.o.y.o 5 років тому

      East african 123 yes, that and xaasidnimo lol

    • @calmesdownes2114
      @calmesdownes2114 4 роки тому +2

      East african 123 how are mothers worse when fathers aren’t even there? At least mothers try, Somali father’s fuck off after a year or two

  • @masterone2752
    @masterone2752 3 роки тому +10

    "Knife crime in London is like an air strike, you don't know when it is going to land on you"
    Quality statement and that sum everything up.

    • @nubianqueen4375
      @nubianqueen4375 3 роки тому +2

      But those atrocities are carried out by humans who happens to be our children. Instead why can’t they find a solution than running away

    • @masterone2752
      @masterone2752 3 роки тому +1

      @@nubianqueen4375 Good question but only Somali communities can answer that question. However, until solutions is found, any sensible parent will do what they think is right for their children even if that means sending them back to their home of origin for better home training rather than getting knife down the street cold-blooded.

  • @howtodoit4204
    @howtodoit4204 3 роки тому +11

    As a Somali young man I’ll 💯 percent agree that this young men need father as a role model. My father is a hard working resilient man and everyday am hoping to become like him. Inshallah

  • @ekamanda84
    @ekamanda84 5 років тому +82

    Why is there suddenly so much coverage on this...African parents have been sending kids going in the wrong direction back home for Decades!!!!🤷🏿‍♀️ this isn't anything new!

    • @naimaaden8155
      @naimaaden8155 5 років тому +2

      👌

    • @tanumzalendo1567
      @tanumzalendo1567 5 років тому +3

      Am a Kenyan and am pissed coz they are taking their kids to my country ? 😡

    • @kevinthomson2691
      @kevinthomson2691 5 років тому +17

      Tanu Mzalendo
      I’m Kenyan and I have no
      Problem with that. Somalis have been living with us for hundreds of years.

    • @ekamanda84
      @ekamanda84 4 роки тому +8

      @Julia A actually I think you'll find that MANY families of other ethnicities are very much needed in the UK...go to your local hospital or GP surgery and see that the people holding up the NHS are of various nationalities. Take your bigoted ignorant mis-informed self off from under my comment!! Thank you!

    • @ekamanda84
      @ekamanda84 4 роки тому +5

      @Julia A again....piss off! We don't agree! You are the liar!!!

  • @harunsouthgate8345
    @harunsouthgate8345 5 років тому +58

    Somalia hanoolaato 🇸🇴❤️
    From your caadan brother my daughter is half Somalian and I am so proud to have family from this wonderful country.
    May Allah bless all the Somalians across the world and protect our youth from any evil and guide us to the straight path.
    May Allah protect every part of Somalia and rebuild the nation to what it should be.
    أمين ❤️❤️❤️

    • @lamsy1
      @lamsy1 5 років тому +3

      I am so sorry for you , hopefully your daughter will not experience FGM

    • @haltdieklappe7972
      @haltdieklappe7972 5 років тому +1

      Somalians are killing each other so you want god to protect yourselves... from yourselves? Ok

    • @hotmess2766
      @hotmess2766 5 років тому +4

      Thanks bro. I admit this is saddening news but we're resilient, cultured & proud people that have been through much worse & we'll get through this inshAllah. God bless you & your family 🇸🇴🙏🏻🇸🇴🙏🏻

    • @larrysmith5522
      @larrysmith5522 5 років тому

      @@hotmess2766 you need more knives hahaha..stab someone..lol.

    • @tanumzalendo1567
      @tanumzalendo1567 5 років тому

      Rayma X
      That’s a lie you’re taking your kids to Kenya! 😡😡😡

  • @terrybaker1888
    @terrybaker1888 5 років тому +95

    Gang violence in the U.K. knives.
    Gang violence in the U.S. guns.

    • @Marco_Polo790
      @Marco_Polo790 5 років тому +15

      Solution :
      Ban guns!
      Ban knifes!
      What next rock's?

    • @JCLAS01
      @JCLAS01 5 років тому +1

      I see what you did there very good 🤣🤣

    • @drifter4training
      @drifter4training 5 років тому +6

      Other countries: acid based crimes

    • @user-ei7ed6zy9k
      @user-ei7ed6zy9k 5 років тому +4

      At the end of the day, you can't eliminate gang violence by banning their tools

    • @blitherbox7467
      @blitherbox7467 5 років тому

      Its just careless criminals leaving guns and other crime paraphernalia where curious children can get at them.

  • @lillymsolovetochrist8721
    @lillymsolovetochrist8721 5 років тому +16

    I left London and moved to Yorkshire the quality of life with families is better. This is sad don't be so attached to people and let your family suffer in the process move

    • @500blockboy2
      @500blockboy2 3 роки тому

      Its like US, when u are in a big city n u are poor, the drug game attracts u really easily.
      In london there's a lot of money in the drug market, thats why the poorest ppl jump on dat business, Somalis are the poorest, dats why SomaliStrip is the biggest gang in the drugdealing game at least.

  • @fitawrarifitness6842
    @fitawrarifitness6842 5 років тому +145

    It is ALWAYS better to build up your own land.

    • @kashhh4u
      @kashhh4u 5 років тому +13

      Very hard when the borders of your nation were drawn up without regard for ethinicity culture and religon

    • @CallumSk8er
      @CallumSk8er 5 років тому +3

      ​@@kashhh4u true that happened, but european countries have a huge amount of different ethnicities , cultures and religions so

    • @sophiaatn5339
      @sophiaatn5339 5 років тому +1

      @@kashhh4u exactly

    • @sophiaatn5339
      @sophiaatn5339 5 років тому +1

      @Zahhy08 how do you propose we take care of our states? We aren't in the government, why don't white people just fix Brexit, because it's the elite in charge.

    • @suynababdi6386
      @suynababdi6386 5 років тому

      @@kashhh4u just make us like Tanzania=Tanganyika+Zanzibar and Zanzibar is treated like a constituent country. Do that and we will unite but 50 50 share in the government.

  • @tunde6159
    @tunde6159 5 років тому +8

    my 'nephew' born in the uk used to have such a temper, he would cuss his mother out and embarrass everyone. one day she shipped him to Nigeria to school. After a year, the boy has become so well behaved its a huge contrast. Thing is over in Nigeria, kids are punished, and goodness, the devil that will make you pick up a knife to stab someone would be the one to caution you before trying that nonsense. i think British kids are really spoiled and there is no real punishment for misbehaviour. Plus stop accepting refugees.

  • @alexeialeksandr7606
    @alexeialeksandr7606 5 років тому +70

    If the stabbings are more prominent in the Somali community then it has nothing to do with London because the problem is within the community.

    • @13579hee
      @13579hee 5 років тому +11

      But they don't fear being stabbed. When they go back to Somalia I'm sure it has something to do with culture in London

    • @khadramay9557
      @khadramay9557 5 років тому

      Facts !

    • @leepalmer9558
      @leepalmer9558 5 років тому +1

      @@13579hee Or it's likely the culture of gangs they seemed to be in.
      Is a a certain ethnic group has a large % of crime then something somewhere is wrong within the community. The gang culture is 100% one of those reasons.

    • @abdirahmanahmed4705
      @abdirahmanahmed4705 4 роки тому +3

      London was gang land way before Somali arrive, in Somalia we never of heard of gang culture.

    • @veronicamoody3981
      @veronicamoody3981 4 роки тому

      The state structures in London are partly responsible.

  • @terminsane
    @terminsane 5 років тому +130

    Gee, I wonder why there's a giant increase in knife violence? One can only wonder.

    • @tzach6745
      @tzach6745 5 років тому +4

      No guns?????

    • @danandrrews7328
      @danandrrews7328 5 років тому +39

      @@tzach6745 Giving people guns would only create gun crime which would be even worse...

    • @aaronstone6183
      @aaronstone6183 5 років тому +14

      Reason's simple
      lack of proper education, delusional and drugged mofos on streets..
      #KnifExit

    • @tzach6745
      @tzach6745 5 років тому +5

      I am in the United States of America the Lack of Guns comment was SARCASM. Knife gun baseball but pick axe vehicles, are only tools.
      NO QUICK FIX to these problems.

    • @themac9677
      @themac9677 5 років тому +4

      @SMEGY 89 apparently they aren't if he can go back to Africa to escape the violence

  • @mikaelfalk6720
    @mikaelfalk6720 5 років тому +32

    They make it sound like you just stumble into a gang, start dealing drugs and knifing people. Take responsibility

    • @irenedavo3768
      @irenedavo3768 5 років тому +1

      Mikael Falk in Kenya a Woman gone to Jail for thirty years for possessing 2000 Kes of Bhang! Thats about 20 UK Pounds

  • @roronzoro9795
    @roronzoro9795 5 років тому +2

    Failure of police protection + lack of awareness from the parents = increase in knife crimes. I remember back in secondary school some kid got into a fight with some other group of boys that went to another school over a football match. The 2 groups wrestled and fought one another. The next day one boy from the other school posted on snapchat that he was targeting this one particular kid that started the whole fight and a week later, that same kid was stabbed. Luckily enough, He didn’t die but when hearing about it, that’s when I learnt that for the first time in my life I had to be cautious about who I hang around with and to avoid altercations with anyone that I didn’t know

  • @user-ei7ed6zy9k
    @user-ei7ed6zy9k 5 років тому +314

    This is what happens when there's a lack of fatherhood and masculinity

    • @187Clemens
      @187Clemens 5 років тому +22

      Also Theresa May massively reducing the police budget resulting in the lack of police officers and patrols has a huge effect as well. If there's no police, more chance of getting away.

    • @user-ei7ed6zy9k
      @user-ei7ed6zy9k 5 років тому +26

      @@187Clemens that's not an excuse to stick knives in each other. fatherhood and masculinity in the household would do more to prevent crime before we could even think about police funding.
      Would "a lack of police funding" be something to blame for rape?

    • @savedbygrace5836
      @savedbygrace5836 5 років тому

      Wth?

    • @RSC96
      @RSC96 5 років тому +2

      yes. that's definitely the problem here...

    • @187Clemens
      @187Clemens 5 років тому +7

      @@user-ei7ed6zy9k if you notice I used the words "also" and "as well". I wasnt arguing with you lol

  • @shuebkhan787
    @shuebkhan787 5 років тому +33

    I'm a British Bangladeshi who lives in East London I find this quite strange. Yes London's dangerous like any city. But my view on knife crime is that as long as you as an individual stay out of gangs.

    • @qaaliahmed4984
      @qaaliahmed4984 5 років тому +10

      Shueb Khan I live in east London Tower-hamlets as well , there are so many Bangladeshi who are gangs for example my neighbors , they are walking as groups and standing near states also influencing the young boys , the last incident has happened last Monday where a young Bangladesh man got stabbed near St’paulis way trust school so stop blaming Somalis they are trying to do the best way they can get over this problem .

    • @ba5092
      @ba5092 5 років тому

      Shueb Khan speak about the bangali stabbing each other then in London wtf r u on drugs or something

    • @professorrosenstock5026
      @professorrosenstock5026 5 років тому +1

      Funny story, there is a doc on UA-cam with Somali refugees in Kenya. It has a short scene with a Somali kid who's brother brought him to be scared straight by the police because he was messing about. People act a fool no matter where they are.

    • @asmallboi3559
      @asmallboi3559 5 років тому +1

      Actually some civilians get attacked got no reason

    • @shuebkhan787
      @shuebkhan787 5 років тому

      @@qaaliahmed4984 The parents of any child need to take some responsibility half the time many Bengali parents think their children are angels while they have no idea what they do outside.

  • @hentaipanda07
    @hentaipanda07 5 років тому +88

    2 points :
    1 - Don't get involved with the activities that put you into the path of regular knife violence.
    2 - UK Police sometimes too soft when punishing certain crimes , alot of the time too scared of offending the human rights of criminals , prioritizing that over sympathy/justice for the victim.

    • @roronzoro9795
      @roronzoro9795 5 років тому +8

      hentaipanda07 like the first guy said, easier said than done. I grew up in Tottenham and although I didn’t cause any trouble during my secondary school days, I did find myself in a rough group of friends mainly due to my siblings friends and their connection to them/ school social standings/ not fitting with in or having similar interests with other groups/ outside school activities.
      They would often cause trouble and I would try to avoid hanging around with them but it’s difficult to leave a certain circle of people that have a dominate presence in every aspect of your life. Your community, school, football team and etc

    • @Miquelalalaa
      @Miquelalalaa 5 років тому

      hentaipanda07 They are to scared to be called racist. That is the truth.

  • @warofnoise5394
    @warofnoise5394 5 років тому +2

    so, how long until this gets taken down

  • @amigaamigo5307
    @amigaamigo5307 5 років тому +8

    Should put a sign up in Dover saying it’s safer where you came from.

  • @ayaanleidris3952
    @ayaanleidris3952 5 років тому +16

    somali parents are to blame they gave birth to litter of kids n do not bother raising them to be well balanced individuals...parents r too busy socializing and living their lives to bother themselves ....
    later when the kid becomes a handful they ship him back to african and send money to their relatives there to house him/her there.

  • @manarali3987
    @manarali3987 3 роки тому +3

    Are we getting the whole story here ?

  • @hassanabdikareem3402
    @hassanabdikareem3402 5 років тому +29

    really it is a big problem when your child involves gangs violence.

  • @Bm23CC
    @Bm23CC 5 років тому +32

    Shite parenting is the root of this. I grew up in the hood and my mam kept me away from the bad actors until I had sense.

    • @pzip1769
      @pzip1769 5 років тому

      @John Mitchell yea thats where it started.IRRESPONSIBLE

    • @ebongjr793
      @ebongjr793 4 роки тому

      John Mitchell my mum has 4 kids including me we were fine.

    • @h_w254
      @h_w254 3 роки тому +5

      Same bro I grew up in the trenches 3 man were shot and one was killed just on my road but my parents were educated even though they came from somaliland and they guided me and made sure I dident get involved in that gangster lifestyle

  • @tilidie5272
    @tilidie5272 5 років тому +4

    and once they go the knife crime stops.. i wonder why.

  • @veronicamoody3981
    @veronicamoody3981 4 роки тому +29

    After reading all the racist, discriminatory comments below, I am reminded why I find England so hard to take. There are lots of statements saying people should leave and not return. Believe me, if it were possible, I'd do just that!

    • @MercyMazmida
      @MercyMazmida 3 роки тому

      @AngloGirl85UK 🤣🤣🤣🤣

  • @londonwildflowerbae
    @londonwildflowerbae 3 роки тому +2

    My heart dropped hearing Amina's sons story, when leading up to it I was like God No.

  • @gafar247
    @gafar247 5 років тому +6

    we need to ask our self why this type of crimes are growing up in our communities...

  • @man_vs_pantry
    @man_vs_pantry 3 роки тому +9

    I grew up in kenya. I saw these kids being sent here, there's a huge somali community in kenya and because of that they don't feel too much out of place, Kenya has alot of different kinds of people. And the parents aren't wrong, the streets of London will get you killed. Here in kenya there is violence but it's the kind you'll hear on the news, and if you grew up in the hood like me, you'll hear about the occasional stabbings and that. But these guys they come here and some are bad kids but they change and they become more mature, some go to religious schools and others to IGCSE private schools... Its nice, they're nice :)

  • @NewAb22
    @NewAb22 5 років тому +22

    This is nothing new. Anyone with African parents will tell you we always got threats of a one way ticket back to our parents' countries if we acted too much out of line. And i've seen this happen to a few of my cousins.
    Our parents don't play.

    • @PapaSeed
      @PapaSeed 5 років тому +4

      Chat too much wass. Its u London born who act like gangsters. My parents never said that cah I AM A DECENT HUMAN BEING G

    • @elleJay-mb4yn
      @elleJay-mb4yn 5 років тому +1

      Yes that happened to my friend. She got sent back for a year, came back a reformed person.

    • @oek6044
      @oek6044 5 років тому +3

      Papa Seed It’s not just acting like a ‘gangster’ if you get perpetually bad grades people still get that threat. Parents have come here for their children to get a better life if their kids are doing rubbish they might as well go back

  • @CharlesDickens111
    @CharlesDickens111 5 років тому +40

    LONDON teens, to clarify. No one's really getting stabbed in Cheshire or Norfolk. .

    • @Blue-ow3ns
      @Blue-ow3ns 5 років тому +8

      knife crime in cheshire is actually rising, in the last 2 years i’ve had my jaw broken and had someone attempt to rob me at knifepoint twice. This isn’t just a london problem, although the problem is clearly much worse in london

    • @alexcuz2389
      @alexcuz2389 5 років тому +6

      @@Blue-ow3ns ahhah Cheshire fuck off

    • @spfbaits
      @spfbaits 5 років тому +10

      black teens, they're immigrants not UK natives.

    • @Blue-ow3ns
      @Blue-ow3ns 5 років тому +1

      Alex Cuz come here and say it big man

    • @TheNoobPube
      @TheNoobPube 5 років тому +8

      @@spfbaits ...you know there are black British territories right? British from birth, need to learn your geography and knowledge of the British empire before start shooting off your mouth about race.

  • @twplustwoisthree
    @twplustwoisthree 5 років тому +55

    It's shameful how there's no responsibility admitted by these parents, east african boys are beaten from a young age and it's a surprise when they grow up alienated from their parents morals and violent somehow

    • @ianmcnab8751
      @ianmcnab8751 5 років тому +4

      pdizzle it may be shameful to you but people whom do that don’t realize it’s wrong... its then even harder to realize when everyone around you that you respect in your own culture, plays by the same rules.

    • @ianmcnab8751
      @ianmcnab8751 5 років тому

      Johnny S nope, thanks for the input tho. Why do you say that?

    • @nizzyhuzzle123
      @nizzyhuzzle123 5 років тому +4

      excellent comment, society always protects parents from their responsibility on what they inflict on their kids and then act as if all this violence falls out of the sky. Really commend you for this

    • @fs9324
      @fs9324 5 років тому

      As a Somali i agree with you its a parenting issue, I worked at a daycare for 6 months and I was embarrassed to learn that most of the troubel markers were Somali. I've complained to the parents multiple times but it never resolves anything. I think child care should be part of the curriculum in schools over all especially here in the States.

    • @Neraphim
      @Neraphim 3 роки тому

      The child's first teacher is their parents. They copy everything about you because you are their everything. When you are sad, the child becomes sad. When you are happy, they are happy. When you show patience, they learn patience. And when you show anger and violence, they show anger and violence. Beating your kids has a time and place. Even then its meant to be light and not on the face. If you beat the dog shit out of your child on a weekly basis they'll start to develop that anger. Then they'll be just as violent if not worse because they don't really have a sense of control since they're still youths.

  • @fatemay7095
    @fatemay7095 4 роки тому +11

    My aunt lost her son recently 💔

    • @finn3102
      @finn3102 3 роки тому +5

      Sorry.

    • @martmofo8353
      @martmofo8353 3 роки тому

      My condolences to you and your family.

  • @vengarlof7033
    @vengarlof7033 5 років тому +48

    So people are getting involved in crime, then escape the country to avoid consequences ?
    If they wish to leave the country I cannot see this as anything else than mutual benefits for both countries

    • @panthrrholdings4731
      @panthrrholdings4731 5 років тому +1

      Ur bordering on sounding racist

    • @parallel9201
      @parallel9201 5 років тому +10

      I am Somali. You are 100% right, it is not racist, this is just the best thing for everyone.

    • @panthrrholdings4731
      @panthrrholdings4731 5 років тому

      @@parallel9201 And the fact that you are Somali makes you a moral authority??
      Ok sir, plz explain how this constitutes 'MUTUAL benefits' for both countries??
      Is it the best thing for Somalia and Somali ppl??

    • @Omega-vh6ck
      @Omega-vh6ck 5 років тому +2

      @@panthrrholdings4731 probably, the people that flee the UK for this reason are no doubt tired of the life that got them into a situation where they had to leave. And if large enough amount of these people with 1st world educations go to these countries it could greatly enrich somalia

    • @panthrrholdings4731
      @panthrrholdings4731 5 років тому

      @@Omega-vh6ck 🤣 nice try man. That's a very optimistic outlook, and it does on some scale, happen.
      But the flip side is also true, and is a more likely outcome.

  • @safiaabass4596
    @safiaabass4596 5 років тому +12

    Where are their fathers , all I can see is mother complaining, how come their no man in the community group meeting? How come their no father sending those boys back home, boys need father figure there and Somali men’s have no responsibilities

    • @professorrosenstock5026
      @professorrosenstock5026 5 років тому

      In general you hear mothers more than fathers. The dad is most likely at work.

  • @icwiz
    @icwiz 5 років тому +56

    How are the Somali the forgotten people when its your own kids in these gangs? Sounds more like they want special treatment.

    • @louisaszone1795
      @louisaszone1795 5 років тому +1

      Spec
      Special treatment like?

    • @Saeglopur89
      @Saeglopur89 5 років тому +1

      @@dadon6055 OK so we don't need more thugs in Europe if we have ours, right?

    • @louisaszone1795
      @louisaszone1795 5 років тому

      @@Saeglopur89 oh yeah I get it now, from what I also know some North and east Africans here in Italy live in free or very affordable apartments and they want to enjoy and they know every office that help people in paying light bills and stuff like that 🤣🤣🤣 I'm not saying it's bad, even I would want free or affordable things but for a fact they do it more. But I don't think special treatment has anything to do with this, parents love will always be real, they just want to protect their kids

    • @chrisfricker7025
      @chrisfricker7025 5 років тому

      @@dadon6055 you drunk? The fuck you talking about green street for?🤣😫🤣😫😫🤣

  • @jarww.8350
    @jarww.8350 5 років тому +3

    Just start giving heavy sentences to people caught with knifes, kids and all. See how hard they are when they get five year for carrying a knife in public

  • @Biobele
    @Biobele 3 роки тому +6

    Let's learn to be more specific: this is not a British thing, it's not an African or black people thing.
    It's not happening to Nigerians, Poles, Algerians, South African Brits etc. It's not happening to women, it's not happening to elderly people.
    It's specific to Young male Somali muslim men. That's who the perpetrators and victims are, I'm sure if they break it down further they'll find out financial status, location, marital status of parents and a few other things may also have roles to play.
    By going this deep it will be easy to identify the problem the cause and proceed solutions to stop it.

  • @mamared41
    @mamared41 5 років тому +2

    They need to hold their community accountable and find out who these guys are...no one can do it like you

  • @agg5984
    @agg5984 5 років тому +11

    London is perfectly safe as long as you are not in a gang or keeping company with gang members. I live in the same areas as these guys and never had any trouble.

    • @c00lpizza54
      @c00lpizza54 5 років тому +7

      What about innocents getting stabbed there are about 8 per year

    • @agg5984
      @agg5984 5 років тому +1

      @@c00lpizza54 That's very rare and unfortunate but most stabbings are gang related violence. I don't believe the boys in this vid are being sent away on the off- chance that they might get stabbed. I believe these mothers know that their sons are in gangs or have been in trouble before.

    • @c00lpizza54
      @c00lpizza54 5 років тому +1

      @@agg5984 ok good point but london is definetly not perfectly safe just even if you try stay away from gangs

    • @agg5984
      @agg5984 5 років тому +1

      @@c00lpizza54 It's more or less as safe as any big city, all I know is that I'm never in fear for my safety when I'm in London. Also London is definitely safer than being in any African city (unless you're in a gang like these lads).

    • @matiasluukkanen7718
      @matiasluukkanen7718 5 років тому +2

      A gg You realize that if problem is left unsolved this is merely beginning?

  • @lalafuckingland647
    @lalafuckingland647 5 років тому +5

    One thing I've realised is, a lot of Somali parents ain't got time for their kids, to sit down with them, to talk to them about life and everything, it happened with me and I ended up being a criminal but it I had just little attention, maybe things would be different and also the other Somali boys i know are in the same boat, no communication from the parents.

  • @ChemicalOly
    @ChemicalOly 5 років тому +6

    What sort of upbringing do you have to have to go out and stab someone? I wonder how many perpetrators are from single parent and abusive families?

  • @pharmchick027
    @pharmchick027 5 років тому

    Laziness and lack of ambition is also a problem...

  • @noneyours3237
    @noneyours3237 5 років тому +4

    Insulting and name calling on the internet is not going to change anything. Just saying. People need real solutions.

  • @aaminacalibadiye8862
    @aaminacalibadiye8862 5 років тому +6

    I CAN'T BELIEVE WHAT OUR COMMUNITY HAVE BECOME THIS IS SAD TEARING MY HEART A PART

    • @professorrosenstock5026
      @professorrosenstock5026 5 років тому

      It's a great pity really, I hope this changes for you guys someday though.

  • @winnieo4968
    @winnieo4968 5 років тому +4

    The problem is not a 'London' problem, the problem is parents doing their jobs of starting in time to play their roles as parents at home. If one parent is always at work, the other MUST be there for these kids when they are home from school. These kids must feel at home in their homes to a level that their peers are not what they use as succors, rather they grow up from day one loving their nuclear homes and look forward to all the activities lined up for them within not outside. As a community, the affected knife crime groups MUST sit down and educate their own of the importance of at least one of the parents being there for these children they bring into the world [from day one], by starting early to dedicate themselves by being present - knowing and participating in their day to day life activities each time they are stepping out of those doors through to when they have successfully developed and fit to leave home - usually going into university or if they so wish into work after GCSEs. Children need to be protected not left to their own whims. Do not leave your kids wondering about on their own - be it going to school on their own or whatever. Look at other communities how they 'shield' their kids until 18 and so on. Ask yourselves 'why is the case of mistaken identities peculiar to s certain target group and not the others?'; 'what are the others not usually involved in these knife crime incidents doing right?'; is it not the same London those others live in?. I am a black mum, no one will accuse me of being biased, but sincerely once a person decides to tell themself the truth, it is only then the person's problem begins to get an iota of possibility of being able to be solved. The problem is from within not out. Reign the children in, let the truth begin from inside. Thank you.

  • @RedFlyingFox007
    @RedFlyingFox007 5 років тому +2

    Whenever your kids start playin you send them a 1-way ticket to the homeland.

  • @kacey6490
    @kacey6490 5 років тому +7

    Where do the kids that have no other link outside the uk go when it gets to dangerous for them? Where can I send my children to keep them safe?

    • @sorchaoreilly2633
      @sorchaoreilly2633 5 років тому +5

      Smaller towns. While still in the UK, they aren't as bad as London and can have a very different atmosphere. Otherwise, assuming you have uk citizenship, use your EU right to freedom of movement now while you can before Brexit and move to a more peaceful European country such as Ireland. Nordic countries are said to be peaceful too. I was told by a Nigerian taxi driver here (Ireland) that some young Nigerians especially in the Dublin 15 area are beginning to try to copy London gangs but it's nothing close to the scale of violence in London. Racism is on the rise here but again, not as bad as London. I've a Nigerian friend who is glad he moved here after first landing in England.

    • @kacey6490
      @kacey6490 5 років тому +3

      Sorcha O'Reilly I'm a native Londoner, born and bred! I've seen the downfall of my peaceful and caring community and it scares the life out of me! I don't want to leave my roots and all my friends and family but I'm so, so scared for my children! I'm constantly on edge every time they leave the house, I don't want THAT knock on the door! I need to get them away from here for my own sanity and peace of mind I think.

    • @sorchaoreilly2633
      @sorchaoreilly2633 5 років тому +2

      @@kacey6490 That must be so hard. Whether you stay or move, I wish you, your family and all of London safety and peace

    • @kacey6490
      @kacey6490 5 років тому +3

      Sorcha O'Reilly Thank you for your kind words, I know I need to get the wheels in motion but it's more where than when! It says something when people come here for a better life and realise the grass isn't greener anymore! So sad.

  • @PapaSeed
    @PapaSeed 5 років тому +6

    The way I see it, if every ethnicity Is forced to move back to their home country even white Kenyans/Indians etc. Then it's fine. But if only a certain group must go back then it isnt really fair even if 1 or 2 do some cheffings

    • @DragonFellowship
      @DragonFellowship 4 роки тому

      White people are gonna end up back in Poland, Iceland and all them places there.... country ain't gonna have nobody left seeing as how this country has a history of being conquered

    • @chairman76
      @chairman76 4 роки тому

      Indians and whites are thriving in Kenya what are you talking about mate.

    • @yuckginger7598
      @yuckginger7598 4 роки тому

      That would be bad because a lot of countries have more foreign workers willing to do the unpleasant jobs like a trash man or a janitor and if they were moved from the country a lot of places would suffer

  • @TheRunAndGun10
    @TheRunAndGun10 5 років тому +10

    Is this the main demographic involved in the violence?

    • @artski09
      @artski09 5 років тому +1

      on both sides

  • @somalihome3438
    @somalihome3438 5 років тому

    We go under depression we go through alot of problems but this parent will never sit down with you and try to help all they do is talk after u gone wallah idk what is their problem.

  • @dionnefrancis-brown1533
    @dionnefrancis-brown1533 2 роки тому

    My kids who are now young adults will say of me I’m an over protected mother. When they were young and in high school I always told them when school is over if you don’t have an after school activity you come straight home and if they were not home from school by a certain time, I would be blowing up their mobile phones (constantly calling them until they answer). I would be looking out the window or walking up and down the high street looking for them. They are adults now and I still worry about them especially if they go out in the evenings.

  • @AA-bn7tf
    @AA-bn7tf 5 років тому +4

    0:05 *cheering in the distance*

  • @paulinebrown6709
    @paulinebrown6709 5 років тому +4

    Parents take responsibility, how us this British problem?. I have encountered some of these people in my place of work,rude,abusive and aggressive.

  • @kantbtamed1032
    @kantbtamed1032 3 роки тому +51

    That mom just said it was a British problem they’d fallen into! Omg I’m dying 😂

    • @andrewharris3900
      @andrewharris3900 3 роки тому +18

      Insane right, got to put the blame on someone else. Also the bit where she says that they are forgotten people. All the hallmarks of people who have not agency, as if it is the responsibility of others to fix your problems.

    • @AndrewLomax80
      @AndrewLomax80 2 роки тому +3

      3rd world problem

    • @dominospizza4386
      @dominospizza4386 2 роки тому +3

      Is knife crime not a British problem?

    • @derekchauvin2756
      @derekchauvin2756 2 роки тому +2

      up north it's the exact same thing just with white people

  • @nobeltv1.9mviews62
    @nobeltv1.9mviews62 5 років тому +9

    No body could be attached with out reason. You should know behind the scene

    • @elias_xp95
      @elias_xp95 5 років тому +3

      Not round here bruv. Don't need a reason. Just need to be in front of them.

  • @BrownyBird
    @BrownyBird 3 роки тому +6

    I lived in Islington for over ten years and I know this community very well. They auto segregated. You invite them to a birthday party and they don't come, you invite them to a million things and they don't take part. Many of them live for decades in the country and don't speak more than two words in English. They blame the police for stopping and search their kids, but when one is kill they ask why the police didn't do enough to stop this to happen. I believe if they can send their kids back to Africa, all the family can follow too. I had a very good friends from that community when living there, but they had very particular ways that I always thought might upset the rest of the people. They don't open much to others. They don't understand English people because they don't mix with them. I hope things in Somalia get better soon, so no mother or child has to suffer in a civilized country like the UK that opened the arms to them when they needed it the most. I am sorry if they could not adapt. Allah might help you all brothers and sisters!

    • @BrownyBird
      @BrownyBird 3 роки тому

      @Imhotep Genius ...👍

  • @familyvybez3040
    @familyvybez3040 3 роки тому +3

    as a young black father on my channel I have been teaching my son to build computers from age 5 .. he knows all the components on his own.. I want a better life for him so I'm being the change I want to see. Sad that stuff like what I'm doing is not pushed in the media

  • @lemonpasta7522
    @lemonpasta7522 5 років тому +19

    Shame we can't send all of them

    • @nasirabdi3266
      @nasirabdi3266 5 років тому +1

      you need to be sent to guantanamo

  • @oitnboitnb4524
    @oitnboitnb4524 5 років тому +5

    First it was the Jamaicans and whites, the Greeks and the Italians, and now it’s the Africans and Asians. If you look at an area of a British city which is deprived, you will see this type of crime. It has a lot more factors than that.. but why do middle class areas with nice lawns and picturesque high streets never face this kinda crime. My family has lived in inner city Birmingham and has faced this kinda crime too and when they moved to a small middle class village the crime is not there anymore.. it’s literally a poverty mindset it’s been happening for ages regardless of the race these people are poor and uneducated it BREEDS CRIME . Regardless of religion.
    If somehow these people moved to a “nicer area” the crime would stop. Locate a certain family in an area and you’ll see that their children will behave better.
    That’s not to say that middle class areas don’t have these problems too but I can surely say that I would feel safer walking around my middle class village in Birmingham at any hour of the day be it 3 am or 3 pm then the small health ghetto

  • @allan4528
    @allan4528 3 роки тому +12

    I'm laughing at the mere fact that the so called somali land is Kenya's capital

    • @adamskillz0078
      @adamskillz0078 3 роки тому +2

      Kenya has been stealing Somalis land... I don’t really see a problem

    • @melowmel1442
      @melowmel1442 3 роки тому +1

      Thought of the same thing... anyway I hope and pray that they will charge for better.

    • @MercyMazmida
      @MercyMazmida 3 роки тому

      I know I am wondering too ..Somali land is in Somalia period. .

  • @thejaramogi1
    @thejaramogi1 5 років тому +16

    Actually, I think its good for our kids to spent at least some time in Africa to understand minimalism!

    • @crabapples1995
      @crabapples1995 2 роки тому

      They arrived here as refugees. The concept that they can go Bach the a war zone whenever they like is insane.

    • @echo5935
      @echo5935 Рік тому

      @@crabapples1995 somalia is not a war zone and remeber you amde somalia this way

    • @crabapples1995
      @crabapples1995 Рік тому

      @@echo5935 who made it this way?

  • @gflez
    @gflez 5 років тому +1

    Its crazy how messed up life in the housing estates is....I was carrying knife for two years straight to protect myself from some stupid boys who would constantly keep looking for me just because my boy had a problem with them...Imagine if I even got caught with that knife by the police back then I would be sent to jail.....I got to have rest when these boys were sent to jail for killing my neighbour...Damn never ever let your kids get to the age of 10 in the estate...

  • @SueJacobs
    @SueJacobs 5 років тому +2

    It did not start with exclusion from school, that was a symptom of behaviour that was unacceptable in the school . Maybe blaming others is part of the real problem?

  • @CountBifford
    @CountBifford 5 років тому +36

    These kids regarded honest "9 to 5" work as boring and even demeaning. That is why they commit crime.

    • @piedwagtailrameau
      @piedwagtailrameau 5 років тому +2

      Indeed - not motivated by the liberal opportunities of this country, i.e. free schooling, freedom of speech, freedom to do what you want - BUT by their genetics, their cultural inability of not following 'good' societal behaviours, and lack of wanting to be part of an integrated citizen that allows them to become almost a burden in our society.

    • @aaiish9097
      @aaiish9097 5 років тому +1

      Ikr did he just say nobody wants to be seen stacking shelves? Lmao what f***** up mindset .....I aint suprised anymore

    • @unelectedbureaucrat2003
      @unelectedbureaucrat2003 4 роки тому

      Well they're not wrong I suppose

  • @jonh9561
    @jonh9561 5 років тому +3

    This is happening in other countries to, where social related problems are leading to parents sending their youngsters back to relatives in Africa to keep them out of trouble which strongly suggests that refuge in foreign countries is no longer needed. People should be encourage to invest effort in rebuilding their countries of origin for the sake of future generations ....... like Europe, Korea and Vietnam etc.

    • @professorrosenstock5026
      @professorrosenstock5026 5 років тому

      I agree but disagree in some ways. Some people really do need to leave their Homeland but still if the Homeland was built up there'd be no need to leave in the first place.

    • @jonh9561
      @jonh9561 5 років тому

      @@professorrosenstock5026 The UN's main function is peacekeeping and helping displaced people but even with the all the member states military resources, they fail to achieve this but instead pressure member states to take refugees which just fragments populations and often leads to alienation ....... there has to be a better way

  • @Strawberrygoldd
    @Strawberrygoldd 5 років тому +2

    The amount of Somali boys mistakenly stabbed although they weren’t involved says a lot about the safety

  • @blossomzagga941
    @blossomzagga941 4 роки тому

    I was going to advice this to most videos I have watched over youth crimes in London.

  • @amaalfarah1182
    @amaalfarah1182 3 роки тому +4

    Me and my whole family emigrated from Somalia in the war we lived in some of the toughest areas in Chicago my brother got his degree got his masters in engineering my sister became a nurse than a doctored. I don't believe in excuses

    • @XYZ-hv4us
      @XYZ-hv4us 3 роки тому +2

      Same over here but in Belgium, I'm an engineer and so are 2 of my brothers and one of my sisters, my other sister is a lawyer.
      I am Somali as well, I believe being among an important Somali population is what leads many of ours to failure, I grew up and lived most of my life in Belgium away from any of my own, although I now seek a relationship with my people I understand how being in a big Somali community can let the parents' guard down when it comes to raising children, they may think that because there are other Somalis around therefore they need to be less involved the children's lives.
      Congratulations on you & your family's achievements.

  • @TheLewisLegend
    @TheLewisLegend 5 років тому +40

    Part and parcel

    • @TheR3negadeMaster
      @TheR3negadeMaster 5 років тому +1

      Calpatus 🤣 go and collect your benefit cheque then carry on being a keyboard warrior

    • @jblasutavario9549
      @jblasutavario9549 5 років тому +5

      @albert fish
      Agree. And you are a traitor to the English language. What the hell is 'traiter' ???

  • @bissyjagun2
    @bissyjagun2 5 років тому +1

    Well I believe there's still the issue of Al Shabaab recruiting amongst other things. Therefore safety in an area/city/country is not really guaranteed.

  • @daakhi4p813
    @daakhi4p813 2 роки тому

    Most it starts when the kid goes to school gets mixed up with wrong people

  • @MohamedAhmed-zw9yw
    @MohamedAhmed-zw9yw 5 років тому +36

    If you do a background check on these families you will quickly realize that most are raised by single mothers and lack a father figure. That the mothers cannot see the link is astounding

    • @coolcat6341
      @coolcat6341 5 років тому +7

      you are right... But women can't force men to stay in marriages or not to keep breeding,,, beside most these women purposely kept uneducated,, pushing early marriage and living of benifit.

    • @MohamedAhmed-zw9yw
      @MohamedAhmed-zw9yw 5 років тому +3

      @@coolcat6341 who has lkept them uneducated? Education is free in the UK as far as I remember but social security has usurped the value of men in British working class including somalis

    • @t-2750
      @t-2750 5 років тому +2

      Masai Moran football
      It’s “misogynistic” to point out that women can’t offer the same influence a well rounded man can. 🤫

    • @MohamedAhmed-zw9yw
      @MohamedAhmed-zw9yw 5 років тому +3

      @@t-2750 how do? There is a reason it's called a family and men and women both have a role to play in raising their children. The consequences of this issue what the program is about

  • @aristocraticsomali5522
    @aristocraticsomali5522 5 років тому +20

    It takes a man to raise a man and growing up I never once saw a Somali father in any parents evening I ever went to. Somali mother's have tried the best to be all that they can be. They are still playing the role of father, uncle, auntie and now? Life saver. All might I add with increasingly little gratitude. What these boys are lacking is obviously a strong male role model who will show them what it means to be the head of a household. What it means to be a leader, strong and resilient in the face of a difficult world. To understand that halaal good old fashioned hard work is more rewarding to the soul instead of falling into the criminal trappings of fast money. Instead Somali women are teaching their son's to just lie back and do nothing while he is waited on hand and foot by his sisters? Who end up doing everything for them. By raising your daughter's and treating your son's like prince's Somali women are actually crushing/delaying masculine development. Your producing a generation of weak willed Somali male bums and angry hard working resentful Somali female's. Thereby altering the very fabric of our community and future.
    I only hope the next generation learns from our parent's mistakes. (If there are any of our boy's left to actually grow into adulthood). We can't blame our parent's....war changes everything. No soceity that ever experienced the turmoils of war was ever the same again. We just have to learn to put the peices back together again as best as we can manage.

    • @afudayl2282
      @afudayl2282 2 роки тому +2

      Assalaamu alaykum wa rahmatullahi wa barakaatuh, JazaakAllahu khayran very true, alot of the fathers are sadly in cafes drinking tea, coffee etc or on the high street talking to other somali aunties, another observation also is the hooyos being indenial and making excuses for her son, not paying attention to the signs that are right there in front of you.

    • @kmhussen5304
      @kmhussen5304 Рік тому

      @@afudayl2282 not true in from Holland my mom and dad are more then 35 yrs here and every parentmeeting my dad was there my mum does the other things my dad does the school sport things so not every dad pls

    • @afudayl2282
      @afudayl2282 Рік тому

      @@kmhussen5304 Allahumma baarik , that's good to know brother, but if you read my comment again, in shaa Allah you will see that I wrote alot of fathers not every father.

  • @uchrilo6316
    @uchrilo6316 5 років тому

    Its sad that they are blaming other people.. education starts at home, if you don't educate your children from the early age, it comes down to this..
    RIP to those innocent young guys..
    Hopefully they start awareness of the negative consequences of dealing with drugs..

  • @M.I.A105
    @M.I.A105 5 років тому +2

    This is so embarrassing. Notice how the father's are absent too.

    • @ba5092
      @ba5092 5 років тому

      Lucy amuus naya

    • @professorrosenstock5026
      @professorrosenstock5026 5 років тому

      Dads are most likely at work. In general you'll hear mothers more. You can't even blame single mothers, there are people on drugs with dads and people without dads becoming president.