The poor fool hasn’t been trained properly so you can’t blame him for his ignorance. You have to give him credit cuz he really believes what he’s saying is true. Sad little immigrant. 👎🏼
Why is security trying to extend their authority to members of the public off site.. in the public? If they don't get rid of this guy after seeing this video...unbelievable.
@MrAndrewFarrow I believe its called littering and he had no right to attempt to serve it as it clearly states on the land or blocking gates. Neither happened and if it had hit DJ he could have been done for assault
This is *FUNNY AS SHiT* serving legal papers to someone they don't know by name/address. Still, your viewers appreciate you travelling to Kenya to bring us content. Stay safe over there, I hear they have different laws!
@@mikeel6074 you are allowed to film and take photographs from a publicly accessible place. If you are standing in such a place you are allowed to photograph whatever you can see. Drones under 250gm can be used as long as you have a view of the drone. It can fly over private land as the airspace is not part of the land. The pilots have access to the official CAA app which shows any flight restrictions (such as over prisons and airports).
Citizen journalism and auditing is the most important current form of keeping tabs not only on big companies but the government's activities that they keep away from public eye, yet use our money to fund. Good work DJe and all like you.
Because people don't want to travel on high speed trains or have more train capacity LMFAO? It's the definition of money well spent. Government diversity hires sitting in offices doing nothing are a waste of money, this is very useful and provides very good jobs.
@@dr.lexwinter8604 Also, it was proven via the Cobra Effect, also an Old English mistaken law, that got out of hand, because the locals (in India) found and abused the loophole that it created. [quote] During the time of colonial rule in India, the British government became concerned about the number of cobras on the loose in Delhi. To address this, they offered a bounty for every dead cobra the residents delivered to them. To begin with this approach worked as planned, with a large number of snakes being killed for the reward. But enterprising locals soon realised that they could breed cobras and kill them to claim the reward too. When the government realised that they had motivated this perverse behaviour they scrapped the bounty programme. But with their snakes now worthless, the breeders simply set their snakes loose in town. Which made the cobra problem in Delhi worse than ever. [unquote]
They deliberately hire these foreign goons to try and trample over our laws and to threaten. When caught out they will cite “outside contractors” and “poor training”.
When Rishi privatises Old Bill and grants the lovely Suella a majority holding, for a consideration of course. She may well rename the whole outfit. I would suggest 'Blackwater UK plc' .
So now the imported thugs strut around on a public footpath barking orders and shouting threats .. I don't know how you have the patience to deal with them
act one: Badly traind guards are a liability to the employer and a danger to the public, his confidence in his ignorance of the law is impressive. YT Gold act two: After everything you have told her she's Still saying, stop for now, stop Now, lol
If a person refuses to take papers from a process server, dropping the papers at their feet is considered valid service (here in Canada it's literally called "drop service") Not sure if a security guard is a legitimate process server...
If I remember correctly in the UK only impartial uninvolved party, normally a court official can serve injunction papers lawfully however there are exceptions, so the paper work they served is unlawful and probably wouldn't stand up in a court of law as enforceable!
i think you're wrong, it would be just as interesting having knowledgeable and respectful security who in some cases may have a sense of humour, give information about their jobs and the site etc and make it far more educational and nice@@braddbradd5671
The overspend was mostly due to constituencies with Tory MP’s insisting on underground tunnels and nice looking fake barns hiding ventilation shafts in those areas.
The injunction, obtained by HS2 in May 2023, applies only to “persons unknown entering or remaining without the consent of the claimants on, in or under the HS2 land with the effect of damaging and/or delaying and/or hindering the claimants…” It says nothing about being above the site or about drones and only applies to persons unknown who are disrupting work - ie anti-HS2 protesters.
The injunction applies to "on, in or under" the land but not over the land - that is the remit of the CAA and landowners have no authority over what happens in the airspace above a site
@@melrosetait meh at the end of the day the guy is just doing it to be a knob and has no real purpose apart from trying to piss off minimum wage workers 🤦♂️
It’s not their fault for chrissakes! It’s due to a total failure from the British government to control and regulate the private security companies, not to mention a failure of the police to enforce the SIA licence law.
After watching 100's of auditing videos, these security clowns have gotten soooo predictable: Yada, yada, yada, what are you doing? Yada, do you have permission? Yada, Who are you? Yada, you can't do that. Yada you can't fly over our land. Yada, I will call the police. This one had the comedy twist of the stupid littering of the public pavement with some paper with a load of irrelevant stuff printed on it. 😁
Just think he was probably knackered cold and fed up on a long shift . Doing so to support himself and family .,great fun to try and wind him up , risk his job and mental health for a few UA-cam clicks . Yeah great fun !
@@jheych That security guard - and plenty of others like him - was so unprofessional that he doesn't deserve to keep his job. His job could be give to someone else that would be more professional. Someone that would keep the SIA badge on display at all times. Someone that wouldn't bother harmless, law abiding members of the public on pavements outside the premises they are guarding. Someone that communicates in a professional and effective manner. Someone that can think for themselves and come to reasonable conclusions. Instead of jumping off the deep end and making a fool of themselves.
I appreciate that people need a job but how do these people even qualify? The security qualifications clearly don't mean anything nor does the training they receive. It all seems pointless to me
You can hear the control it’s a foreigners the security too they are former asylum seekers or Uber delivery drivers, they work 12 hours a day seven days a week
A lot of security companies/agencies will hire certified instructors and run their own course and unofficially just give the test answers out so they can hire them. The test papers just get sent by post to the S.i.a to mark so its not regulated like they make out....somebody else could of filled my paperwork and I just add my name and they'd never know. My course wasn't like that it was run by a training provider but even then we was all sat side by side sharing answers not proper exam conditions...I could of looked up the answer to any of my questions on my phone if I really wanted to but luckily most of it is just common sense and decency... my tutor also told me the 1st thing about security is customer service your there to help not hinder unnecessarily...also just a note that the S.i.a is managed under the home office and we all know how great they are at their jobs any more than 3 passport orders and there's a back log 🤷♂️
They're given lower pass rates as it's harder to pass now, they don't even understand about trespass which is part of your training. I don't work in security anymore it's being taken over by people like the ones in the video and they're usually unprofessional, some would get changed out of their uniform, one guy left a site and left the gates wide open , and sometimes very lazy and would sleep the whole shift or on the phone the whole shift,When you realise you're working with idiots it's not a job worth staying in.
@philkasafir. he clearly stated that he has an SIA licence and the other security staff had theirs on display, meaning that he was 3rd party security and not in-house
@philkasafir. possible, but he did say that he has a license and doing what he did breaches his terms of having it. His authority finished at the gate/fence. Throwing papers at someone on the street at best is littering and at worst assault.
Well the big orange clowns were hilarious They probably got their Tesco club cards mixed up with their SIA licence and left them at home Their strict air no fly policy has obviously trained them to stop everything from a jumbo to a pigeon and even have a sulk at drone flying although it's begger all to do with them Bloody brilliant
Great video, thank you 😀. Amazing footage of the HS2 sites. Loads of construction infrastructure. A century ago this type of work was just done by navvies and limited machinery. To be honest I think they would have done it quicker 😆.
People from abroad, here in the UK, trying to remove rights which exist in UK law. Fantastic, a beautiful snapshot of late 2023 life in this country 😩😩
@@glynnsmith4560 ? Are you suggesting it’s the security guards fault police time gets wasted ? So it their fault ? So we aren’t allowed to call police to report someone else’s activities then or any suspicious activities causing concern ? Interesting
@jheych anyone in alòwed to report anything, but they are subject to the law which exudes certain things that can be prosecuted like false allegations
It's disgusting that some of the workers don't have to wear hard hats just because of their religious head gear. In our country follow Our f*cking rules for English people.
Section 11 & 12 of the Employment Act (UK) states that turban wearing Sikhs are exempt from wearing head protection. No other workers are exempt and as stated applies to motorbikes upto 250cc and whilst serving in armed forces or police.
24:59 This is one of the least amounts of “authority” I’ve ever seen abused 😆. Somebody told him he was in charge of something once and he’s interpreted that as, he is the Grand Pubah of all his eyes can see 😬 Perceived authority often turns into actual tyranny in situations like this 🫤
DJE is actually doing the community a favour, even us in Australia, by making it clear that people are allowed to continue to cary out a legal activity
@@philkasafir.If I did this exact video in Australia I wouldn’t be approached like this. It’s the security company who is a nuisance. People are very uptight in the UK for no reason. That’s why you don’t see Australian auditors. These paranoid people in the UK need to wake up… things like asking for people’s name and ID, and expecting people to justify their actions in public is totally absurd.. In Australia you’d more likely end up being invited to the pub for a beer between two mature men in Australia..
The laws of the UK are not the same as the laws of Australia, so you shouldn't assume the things he does in the UK would also be legal for you to do in Australia. Some of them would not be. Also, not everything he SAYS it is legal for him to do is actually legal. Just because he doesn't get arrested or fined in the video that he produces and edits doesn't mean what he does is lawful. A whole BUNCH of auditors were recently prosecuted here in the US because the police were spending months COLLECTING EVIDENCE of their illegal activities, so as to ensure the charges stuck. They were breaking laws the whole time, but cops let it happen for a while that way they could get enough evidence for a conviction.
@@ajm5007 Everything he is doing in his videos are legal in Australia. But auditors like this won’t be successful in Australia because people aren’t paranoid and unfriendly. If 2 aussies meet each other face to face there is respect, not paranoia. Also hardly any of our industrial estates have or need security
The reason why illegal immigrants are joining security, Army and police is so when the time comes they will have no barriers when dealing with the natives.
Muhammad you’re a disgrace to Somalis with your high court injunction. You need educating by your employer as you have no right to serve it on a member of the public who is not there protesting or even on your property. HS2 for your information do not own the airspace, so jog on dude. Nice one DJ for standing your ground 🙂👍
@@JamieW-o7b if an asylum seekers claimed is approved they are THEN permitted to work, at that point they are not illegal l as thier claim was APPROVED, an asylum seeker can't work, if you are seeking asylum you are not Illegal and that's before you even know if this gent was born in the UK.
Generally it is legal to fly drones over private property but permission is needed to takeoff or land on it. Being UK I am sure there are a lot of must do's, if's and but's in the rule.
good to see all the locals working on the sites ,must of all been retrained for different trades, from shisha lounges and take outs to being tradespeople on construction sites.
You are a much more patient man than I. The instant he threatened me with "I'm going to call the police", I would have stopped talking to him and walked away.
That security guard doesn’t know what he’s talking about he needs to read up on Sia rules about his badge and needs to read up on drone rules or get another job security is not for him
What do these Somalis know about whats illegal and legal. Nice video DJ of my old workplace. The bits that you see below ground is where the trains will be as they go towards Euston 🙂👍
It’s marvellous how someone from another country know the law of our land better than we do. Then when you try to educate them they don’t want to know. Great!
HS2 we dont need, nurses, doctors, police, carers and the hard working public could have benefited from the terrible waste of public money That the average person wont be able to afford to use
Well said. I also now know why it is costing so much over budget. Our government must have flown in thousands of Africans and Indians to Lord it over us.
Security bods aside that was a terrific video DJE. I enjoyed seeing the work being done, and machinery being used and now understand, with my limited knowledge of the massive project for this part of HS2 entails. It goes some way to explain the enormous cost too. Thank you.
It's private land, yes. But they do not control the airspace above the land. That is the purvey of the CAA. The HS2 security personnel do not have jurisdiction over the airspace. Their claims have no jurisdiction over airspace. They are unaware of the limits of their authority.
Love security giving advice about laws they know nothing about. The orange jump suit of wisdom.
The poor fool hasn’t been trained properly so you can’t blame him for his ignorance. You have to give him credit cuz he really believes what he’s saying is true. Sad little immigrant. 👎🏼
especially when they probably came over to the UK illegally
That security guard wants to act as a judge, prosecutor, court orderly, lol!!! He's everywhere!!
🌍🌎🌏♾🃏🃏🃏🃏
To infinity and beyond....everywhere!
@@Sopdarity That security goon wouldn't even be fit for guarding Punch and Judy on Brighton promenade.
The Jonny Sinns of security guards
😂ur right but alas you forgot BALIFF!! What complete planks they were!! Mind u in the right place i guess
Aren’t we lucky to have all these legal experts telling us what we can and can’t do on the STREET!!! 🤦🏻♂️
you can not use a drone anywhere in england without permision from the land owner!
Except they seem to be experts in the laws of a foreign country, not the UK.
@andrewbeadle9168 taxpayers are the landowners of public streets, so you can just ask yourself
@andrewbeadle9168 point us at the applicable law that says this then.
We won't hold our breath whilst you search for something that does not exist!
You mean in our own country…
Why is security trying to extend their authority to members of the public off site.. in the public? If they don't get rid of this guy after seeing this video...unbelievable.
People in positions of authority always think they r right
Ah he’s a div but he loves hi orange uniform so let’s leave him be 😂 no one will listen to him.
@MrAndrewFarrow I believe its called littering and he had no right to attempt to serve it as it clearly states on the land or blocking gates. Neither happened and if it had hit DJ he could have been done for assault
@@MrAndrewFarrow I bet the injunction is for a protest group not for any random person not affiliated with the group.
@MrAndrewFarrow in this case he's serving nothing . The injunction cannot be served on people not trespassing
Security are you thick? Yes, you've got the job
😂😂😂😂 so funny watching this, he was so sure you was doing something wrong. “You’ve been served”😂😂😂😂
That was meant to be his lunch....😊😊😊
TY
London is like a return to the British Empire, with a few Britons overseeing a multitude of foreigners.
This is *FUNNY AS SHiT* serving legal papers to someone they don't know by name/address.
Still, your viewers appreciate you travelling to Kenya to bring us content. Stay safe over there, I hear they have different laws!
YES my mate at abbey hose delivers there, all security standing about doing nothing and on £1000 a week and will not show there SIA badges ?
@@mikeel6074They don't even need to work for the company or a sub-contractor.
@@mikeel6074 you are allowed to film and take photographs from a publicly accessible place. If you are standing in such a place you are allowed to photograph whatever you can see. Drones under 250gm can be used as long as you have a view of the drone. It can fly over private land as the airspace is not part of the land. The pilots have access to the official CAA app which shows any flight restrictions (such as over prisons and airports).
@@mikeel6074need to have it on display at all times
Nice one Brian , made me laugh😂
Citizen journalism and auditing is the most important current form of keeping tabs not only on big companies but the government's activities that they keep away from public eye, yet use our money to fund. Good work DJe and all like you.
"You've been served", then he chucks it on the sidewalk. That's Hilarious!
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Littering.
The land is private but as far as I'm aware the airspace above the land is not owned. The HS2 project is a disgusting waste of money.
And paid by us
Because people don't want to travel on high speed trains or have more train capacity LMFAO? It's the definition of money well spent. Government diversity hires sitting in offices doing nothing are a waste of money, this is very useful and provides very good jobs.
What have they got to hide?
No it is definitely a complete waste of money
@@dr.lexwinter8604 Also, it was proven via the Cobra Effect, also an Old English mistaken law, that got out of hand, because the locals (in India) found and abused the loophole that it created.
[quote]
During the time of colonial rule in India, the British government became concerned about the number of cobras on the loose in Delhi.
To address this, they offered a bounty for every dead cobra the residents delivered to them.
To begin with this approach worked as planned, with a large number of snakes being killed for the reward.
But enterprising locals soon realised that they could breed cobras and kill them to claim the reward too.
When the government realised that they had motivated this perverse behaviour they scrapped the bounty programme.
But with their snakes now worthless, the breeders simply set their snakes loose in town.
Which made the cobra problem in Delhi worse than ever.
[unquote]
I think we need more diversity in security guards
LOL!
I noticed that also lol
They deliberately hire these foreign goons to try and trample over our laws and to threaten. When caught out they will cite “outside contractors” and “poor training”.
😂
or more intelligence in comments.
The usual suspects yet again!!
Long video allow time.
Somalians? Who are the u.s?
Sheer ignorance as usual from these legal titans.
Love it the way they read out the script .......its like a dignitarie being welcomed on a state visit 😅😅😅😅
Give an inch of authority and they try to take a mile,who trains these highly educated individuals?
I don't know what your intentions are says the immigrant to the native, the irony would be totally lost on them.
😂😂😂
I like that
When ignorant and uninformed security attempts to subdue rights because they are ignorant, this is the result.
They are former asylum seekers
@@philkasafir. White washing?....
Face facts the way the country's going the security service will be similar to the police force in the near future.
When Rishi privatises Old Bill and grants
the lovely Suella a majority holding, for a consideration of course. She may well rename the whole outfit. I would suggest 'Blackwater UK plc' .
Blackwater are a professional outfit that speak english though @stuartspence3613
But they are already clueless? 🤔
They dont even k ow the law ask for his passport and work permit
So now the imported thugs strut around on a public footpath barking orders and shouting threats .. I don't know how you have the patience to deal with them
Once the work has been completed, everything will be hidden. !!!
act one: Badly traind guards are a liability to the employer and a danger to the public, his confidence in his ignorance of the law is impressive. YT Gold
act two: After everything you have told her she's Still saying, stop for now, stop Now, lol
Sia need to improve the training standards and improve all these security knowledge.
11 mins in and I'd have called him an idiot more times than he's had a pay packet for doing that job .
Throws the papers on the ground, and says "You've been served". Wow, incredible 🤷♂️😆
A blatant act of littering 😂
If a person refuses to take papers from a process server, dropping the papers at their feet is considered valid service (here in Canada it's literally called "drop service")
Not sure if a security guard is a legitimate process server...
If I remember correctly in the UK only impartial uninvolved party, normally a court official can serve injunction papers lawfully however there are exceptions, so the paper work they served is unlawful and probably wouldn't stand up in a court of law as enforceable!
Absolute embarrassment 🙈
I’m gonna notify the SIA. They need to include drone law in their upskilling as it’s embarrassing to see.
i think you're wrong, it would be just as interesting having knowledgeable and respectful security who in some cases may have a sense of humour, give information about their jobs and the site etc and make it far more educational and nice@@braddbradd5671
It is not embarrassing it's part of the fun .
7 staff - prob on 25-30k, standing around doing nothing. They wonder why these big projects cost so much? there's your answer.
The overspend was mostly due to constituencies with Tory MP’s insisting on underground tunnels and nice looking fake barns hiding ventilation shafts in those areas.
The injunction, obtained by HS2 in May 2023, applies only to “persons unknown entering or remaining without the consent of the claimants on, in or under the HS2 land with the effect of damaging and/or delaying and/or hindering the claimants…” It says nothing about being above the site or about drones and only applies to persons unknown who are disrupting work - ie anti-HS2 protesters.
The drone will be disrupting work, just because the sped isnt technically on the land the drone is and it’s being operated by him.
The injunction applies to "on, in or under" the land but not over the land - that is the remit of the CAA and landowners have no authority over what happens in the airspace above a site
@@melrosetait meh at the end of the day the guy is just doing it to be a knob and has no real purpose apart from trying to piss off minimum wage workers 🤦♂️
@@johnjong7001 No, the drone can't disrupt work. The workers can choose to focus on the drone rather than their work, but that's not the drones fault.
That injunction is for protesters only. He thought he was sooo important when he read it out 😂
Mumbo jumbo.
@@mpol701 umbongo umbongo they drink it in the Congo
Meaningless gibberish masquerading as legal stuff!@@mpol701
@@dwayne_dibleyslight shades of racism there
More of the usual suspects telling British people what they can and cannot do.
Is security an exclusively activity of foreigners. ???
@@Rubin_Schmidt Cheaper to hire than UK citizens because they get paid below minimum wage and cash in hand. Capitalism wins again.
It’s not their fault for chrissakes! It’s due to a total failure from the British government to control and regulate the private security companies, not to mention a failure of the police to enforce the SIA licence law.
@@tapiocding The government know exactly what they are doing..... and why. !!1
@@tapiocding The government knows exactly what they are doing ....... and why. !!!!
No wonder HS2 is well over budget, most of it is being spent on unnecessary security, who know nothing.
mate that is not the reason security are being paid pennies
Take no notice. These 'guards' have probably just arrived off the dinghies at Dover.
"I don't know where you're from" 😮The irony! 😅
After watching 100's of auditing videos, these security clowns have gotten soooo predictable:
Yada, yada, yada, what are you doing? Yada, do you have permission? Yada, Who are you? Yada, you can't do that. Yada you can't fly over our land. Yada, I will call the police.
This one had the comedy twist of the stupid littering of the public pavement with some paper with a load of irrelevant stuff printed on it. 😁
Just think he was probably knackered cold and fed up on a long shift . Doing so to support himself and family .,great fun to try and wind him up , risk his job and mental health for a few UA-cam clicks .
Yeah great fun !
@@jheych That security guard - and plenty of others like him - was so unprofessional that he doesn't deserve to keep his job.
His job could be give to someone else that would be more professional.
Someone that would keep the SIA badge on display at all times. Someone that wouldn't bother harmless, law abiding members of the public on pavements outside the premises they are guarding.
Someone that communicates in a professional and effective manner.
Someone that can think for themselves and come to reasonable conclusions. Instead of jumping off the deep end and making a fool of themselves.
I appreciate that people need a job but how do these people even qualify? The security qualifications clearly don't mean anything nor does the training they receive. It all seems pointless to me
You can hear the control it’s a foreigners the security too they are former asylum seekers or Uber delivery drivers, they work 12 hours a day seven days a week
A lot of security companies/agencies will hire certified instructors and run their own course and unofficially just give the test answers out so they can hire them. The test papers just get sent by post to the S.i.a to mark so its not regulated like they make out....somebody else could of filled my paperwork and I just add my name and they'd never know. My course wasn't like that it was run by a training provider but even then we was all sat side by side sharing answers not proper exam conditions...I could of looked up the answer to any of my questions on my phone if I really wanted to but luckily most of it is just common sense and decency... my tutor also told me the 1st thing about security is customer service your there to help not hinder unnecessarily...also just a note that the S.i.a is managed under the home office and we all know how great they are at their jobs any more than 3 passport orders and there's a back log 🤷♂️
They're given lower pass rates as it's harder to pass now, they don't even understand about trespass which is part of your training. I don't work in security anymore it's being taken over by people like the ones in the video and they're usually unprofessional, some would get changed out of their uniform, one guy left a site and left the gates wide open , and sometimes very lazy and would sleep the whole shift or on the phone the whole shift,When you realise you're working with idiots it's not a job worth staying in.
Not usually my bag, but that was fascinating! Really good insight to where taxpayers money is going! And I live in Scotland.
These security clowns are as big a joke as HS2 itself which is an absolute waste of billions.
You need to report that security guard, otherwise this is pointless. Security and the SIA need to know and except they limitations and their failures
@philkasafir. he clearly stated that he has an SIA licence and the other security staff had theirs on display, meaning that he was 3rd party security and not in-house
@philkasafir. possible, but he did say that he has a license and doing what he did breaches his terms of having it. His authority finished at the gate/fence. Throwing papers at someone on the street at best is littering and at worst assault.
Accept their limitations... not except they limitations
There needs to be a public inquiry into how billions of taxpayers money was squandered on that useless HS2 folly.
With three security guards per gate which is weird in itself
It is a direct command from the true masters in Brussels
Has anyone ever been prosecuted for not wearing his Id badge? Probably rare or never!
fined, warned and if continue to do it, sacked yes... obviously
Well the big orange clowns were hilarious
They probably got their Tesco club cards mixed up with their SIA licence and left them at home
Their strict air no fly policy has obviously trained them to stop everything from a jumbo to a pigeon and even have a sulk at drone flying although it's begger all to do with them
Bloody brilliant
Great video, thank you 😀. Amazing footage of the HS2 sites. Loads of construction infrastructure. A century ago this type of work was just done by navvies and limited machinery. To be honest I think they would have done it quicker 😆.
People from abroad, here in the UK, trying to remove rights which exist in UK law.
Fantastic, a beautiful snapshot of late 2023 life in this country 😩😩
Off topic a bit, but you can see why the whole project is so many hundreds of £millions over budget with that workforce.
We pay for the bloody HS2 so it actually belongs to us the British people NOT THE COMPANY building it, or operating it.
hs2 limited is completely ownded by the government
As do the police force this guy continually causes trouble for don’t forget that too !
@@jheych 'this guy' is the security guard, right? ..cos it's security calling the Police for a legal activity.
@@glynnsmith4560 ? Are you suggesting it’s the security guards fault police time gets wasted ? So it their fault ? So we aren’t allowed to call police to report someone else’s activities then or any suspicious activities causing concern ? Interesting
@jheych anyone in alòwed to report anything, but they are subject to the law which exudes certain things that can be prosecuted like false allegations
It's disgusting that some of the workers don't have to wear hard hats just because of their religious head gear. In our country follow Our f*cking rules for English people.
Yes and for religious reasons Sikhs don't have to wear helmets on motorbikes.
They don’t have to. It’s not YOUR country - it’s also theirs
Section 11 & 12 of the Employment Act (UK) states that turban wearing Sikhs are exempt from wearing head protection. No other workers are exempt and as stated applies to motorbikes upto 250cc and whilst serving in armed forces or police.
Not wearing suitable headgear puts them in danger, their choice.
@@squirty131 😂😂😂 yeh okay
Just tell him you're a undercover immigration officer and see them run 🏃😂
😂😂🤣🤣
There working so none of them are illegal.
@@mubarakj8765lots of illegals work, thus the fines.
🤣😆🤣🤣🤣🤣
That’s actually classic must remember that one 😂
All this time I thought that HS2 was funded by the public. Turns out it's private.
That’s why the government didn’t need to ask us about it 😉
I understood it was tax payers money
Sunaks is paying for it out of his own money...
Yes you're not authorised to break into this country either
Immigrant security has no idea who own the airspace...NO IDEA AT ALL
The way he said "You've been served" and then bowed as if something magical was about to happen 😂
Who do they think they are lined up to try and intimidate
Wow they own the airspace. Amazing
to the security guard please engage brain before spouting a complete load of crap
It's amazing how many security personnel are foreign, and mostly have no idea of the laws
24:59 This is one of the least amounts of “authority” I’ve ever seen abused 😆. Somebody told him he was in charge of something once and he’s interpreted that as, he is the Grand Pubah of all his eyes can see 😬
Perceived authority often turns into actual tyranny in situations like this 🫤
Didn't even give them chance to take there life jackets off before hiring them.
What an absolute weapon that security guy is, just pure class 😂
"You have been served !"and he dramatically throws it on the ground. I laughed so hard 🤣
DJE is actually doing the community a favour, even us in Australia, by making it clear that people are allowed to continue to cary out a legal activity
@@philkasafir.If I did this exact video in Australia I wouldn’t be approached like this. It’s the security company who is a nuisance. People are very uptight in the UK for no reason. That’s why you don’t see Australian auditors. These paranoid people in the UK need to wake up… things like asking for people’s name and ID, and expecting people to justify their actions in public is totally absurd.. In Australia you’d more likely end up being invited to the pub for a beer between two mature men in Australia..
@@philkasafir. Yeah sure, by ignoring faux idicts and ensuring his rights are adhered to?
The laws of the UK are not the same as the laws of Australia, so you shouldn't assume the things he does in the UK would also be legal for you to do in Australia. Some of them would not be. Also, not everything he SAYS it is legal for him to do is actually legal. Just because he doesn't get arrested or fined in the video that he produces and edits doesn't mean what he does is lawful. A whole BUNCH of auditors were recently prosecuted here in the US because the police were spending months COLLECTING EVIDENCE of their illegal activities, so as to ensure the charges stuck. They were breaking laws the whole time, but cops let it happen for a while that way they could get enough evidence for a conviction.
@@ajm5007 Everything he is doing in his videos are legal in Australia. But auditors like this won’t be successful in Australia because people aren’t paranoid and unfriendly. If 2 aussies meet each other face to face there is respect, not paranoia. Also hardly any of our industrial estates have or need security
That security guy is not a COURT BAILIF he cant serve nothing.
Ahhh the good old "British" security issuing orders again 🙄
YES my mate at abbey hose delivers there, all security standing about doing nothing and on £1000 a week and will not show there SIA badges ?
The reason why illegal immigrants are joining security, Army and police is so when the time comes they will have no barriers when dealing with the natives.
In India in the covid lockup, they switched police forces around different areas so that they wouldn't care about beating the locals
I tell people this and they look at you as if your mad. People are sleeping walking into this. 🇬🇧
Illegal? Doubt it !! 🤣😂😅
Illigal Imigrants are not allowed to work in the UK. You might get some dodgy security work but they wont get into the police or army.
ITS THE LEFT THAT KEEP LETTING THEM IN ITS THE RIGHT THATS TRY TO MAKE SURE THEY STICK TO THE LAWS OF THE LAND@@Lemingtona-x5g
HAHAHHAAAA That's fucking hilarious the way he drops the random papers and says you've been served
52:38 Yes, Airbus A380. That security guard was shocking. He needs to be retrained!
Muhammad you’re a disgrace to Somalis with your high court injunction. You need educating by your employer as you have no right to serve it on a member of the public who is not there protesting or even on your property. HS2 for your information do not own the airspace, so jog on dude. Nice one DJ for standing your ground 🙂👍
❤️DJE❤️nice footage shame our money is paying for all that ‘British’ security 😳😂
What makes you think they are not British?
Tens of thousands of them across the country, to employ the unemployable and cook the unemployment figures!!
@@JamieW-o7b if an asylum seekers claimed is approved they are THEN permitted to work, at that point they are not illegal l as thier claim was APPROVED, an asylum seeker can't work, if you are seeking asylum you are not Illegal and that's before you even know if this gent was born in the UK.
Illegal, he'll know that word well
Generally it is legal to fly drones over private property but permission is needed to takeoff or land on it. Being UK I am sure there are a lot of must do's, if's and but's in the rule.
That’s why he takes off and lands from public foot paths
No wonder HS2 costs so much if it comes all the way from Kenya !
“On my site”!!! He’s a security guard on a government site on no more than 11 quid an hour 😂😂 Bell end!! 😂
good to see all the locals working on the sites ,must of all been retrained for different trades, from shisha lounges and take outs to being tradespeople on construction sites.
Once you let those folks become head of state - why not let them attend basic school ?
She's well dodgy,way too smart for just security 🤔
Comedy good, matey reading you your rights. Then throwing the papers on the floor. Classic tv
You are a much more patient man than I. The instant he threatened me with "I'm going to call the police", I would have stopped talking to him and walked away.
That security guard doesn’t know what he’s talking about he needs to read up on Sia rules about his badge and needs to read up on drone rules or get another job security is not for him
He has a phobia of members of the public not doing whatever he says
What do these Somalis know about whats illegal and legal. Nice video DJ of my old workplace. The bits that you see below ground is where the trains will be as they go towards Euston 🙂👍
Somali pirates are here now not displaying their sia badges...
It’s marvellous how someone from another country know the law of our land better than we do. Then when you try to educate them they don’t want to know. Great!
I didn't know the HS2 line terminated in the Sudan 🤣🏴
We choked on our tea, thanks mate.
@@johndavied3448 Your welcome my friend.👍🤣🏴
Or is it Eritrea or Nigeria, possibly Calcutta!!!!!
No wonder it cost so much money.
You cannot trespass your eyes .
They have all been TANGO...ED !
I hope the security company check that there employes are legal to work here
what the difference if a tower block can over see the HS2 site and take pictures compare drone over see the site ?
How many dopey security guards are actually employed by this company 🤔
What the hell is wrong with these people and how much are they getting paid to care so much?
HS2 we dont need, nurses, doctors, police, carers and the hard working public could have benefited from the terrible waste of public money That the average person wont be able to afford to use
Never heard so much 💩 come out of one mouth. They must be really desperate for security personnel if he’s the supervisor.
Lmao 😂thank you I needed a good laugh 😃 😅
HS2, Why is it interesting??
BECAUSE IM BLOODY PAYING FOR IT…THATS WHY
Well said. I also now know why it is costing so much over budget.
Our government must have flown in thousands of Africans and Indians to Lord it over us.
I noticed in this video, no end times you do not keep an eye on your drone at home in other words line of sight
They must have to take a thick test, the thicker the better, the more employable as a security guard.
Illegal immigrants telling us what to do lol kick ass time.
Why are you engaging in conversation while flying you drone?
Now I see why i couldn't get a job working on the rail it's because I'm to English
Security bods aside that was a terrific video DJE. I enjoyed seeing the work being done, and machinery being used and now understand, with my limited knowledge of the massive project for this part of HS2 entails. It goes some way to explain the enormous cost too. Thank you.
It's private land, yes. But they do not control the airspace above the land. That is the purvey of the CAA. The HS2 security personnel do not have jurisdiction over the airspace. Their claims have no jurisdiction over airspace. They are unaware of the limits of their authority.
LoL ,, UK Security Companies are obviously hiring straight from the Beaches. LoL. 😂✌