They attacked a branch of Greggs. A British company, British-owned, listed on the London stock market. It doesn't get more British than that, yet was still considered 'fair game'. Justify that.
Their ancestors were savages when the Romans first encountered them and it was the Romans that began to first build this country they walk on. Cities in Britain I'd imagine would be in very different places from what they are now, many modern British cities were built up by the Romans. Pre Roman times British locals were militarised, with tribes continually fighting each other. What the Romans did for Britain: 1. Fast food, street food, burgers... and peas It might seem a modern marvel, but the Romans were the first to introduce street stalls and fast food, and 'food on the move' as we might think of it today. With 10,000 soldiers in Britain, based at forts such as Birdoswald, having access to tasty, convenient food (like burgers…) was vitally important. Vendors serving fast food would have been commonplace in large towns. The Romans also introduced staple foods such as apples, pears and peas to Britain. 2. UK calendar The Julian calendar was the first to consist of 365 days, along with a leap year every four years, like the one in 2024. The Romans' Julian calendar forms the basis of the Gregorian calendar we use today. And the names of our months derive from Roman months, reflecting the Romans' impact on our modern diaries. This is most obvious for July and August, which are named after the early rulers Julius Caesar and Emperor Augustus. 3. Advertising and trademarks The modern concepts of Public Relations, Marketing and Advertising can all trace their roots back to the Romans. Traders would advertise their wares with billboards and signs, while self-promotion was a major concern to the emperor, who proclaimed his military victories on his coins. Potters would often stamp their vessels with their name, a mark of quality. This Samian bowl was made in South Gaul and dates to c. AD 70-85 AD. The maker's mark inside (inset) reads 'OF CEN'. OF is the abbreviation for Officina, a workshop. CEN is an abbreviation of a name, possibly Censorinus. 4. Plumbing and sanitation Keeping towns and forts clean through drainage and access to fresh water was a new concept to Britain that arrived with the Romans. At the root of sanitation was the great engineering works of the Romans, with aqueducts bringing water in and drains to keep the streets and houses clean. The remains of Roman toilets and bath complexes can be seen across the forts of Hadrian's Wall, especially at Chesters and Housesteads. The latrines at Housesteads Roman Fort on Hadrian's Wall are some of the best preserved Roman toilets in the country. 5. Towns Large settlements existed in Britain before the Romans arrived, but they were the first to introduce significant 'towns' and administrative centres to the country, which were planned out. Londinium (London), Aqua Sulis (Bath) and Lindum colonia (Lincoln) are all examples of Roman towns that still exist as modern towns today. Coria (Corbridge) and Isurium Brigantium (Aldborough) are Roman towns you can visit today. 6. Architecture and buildings From military structures such as forts and walls (including the spectacular Hadrian's Wall) to engineering feats such as baths and aqueducts, the most obvious impact of the Romans that can still be seen today is their buildings. Most buildings in Iron Age Britain were made of timber and were often round in form. The Romans built in stone, in straight lines and on a grand scale. 7. Roads Everyone knows the secret to a Roman road - build wide and straight, often with paved streets. Constructing reliable transport routes was a necessity of such an expansive empire, and a huge upgrade on the primitive routes that came before in Britain. Many, such as Watling Street (the A2 and A5) and Dere Street (A59 and A1 from York) still form the basis of routes used today. Read more about roads in Roman Britain here. 8. Currency Although some of the tribes in the South of England produced coins before the Romans arrived, it was not used as currency, to purchase things. The Romans brought in their own coinage, which was the same across the Empire. A denarius minted in Rome could be spent in Britain, North Africa or Turkey. Such a global currency has not been seen since. 9. Bureaucracy The introduction of writing to Britain had a huge impact on our understanding of the history. Being great record keepers has left a wealth of information about life in Roman Britain. The Roman army in particular was extremely bureaucratic. Rotas, food orders and stock checks of weapons could be filled out in triplicate! Read more about the Romans' love of bureaucracy and admin here. 10. Latin The introduction of Latin had a profound impact on words and language within Britain. Latin became the language of religion, law and administration, and a great many modern words still derive from this language. Did you know that plumbing is called this because the Romans made their pipes out of lead (plumbum)? Or that the Latin word sinister meant left, which the Romans considered to be bad-luck. 11. Public baths Bathing was an extremely important part of Roman life. Going to the baths was as much as a social event as it was a way to get clean. They were also places for exercise, gambling and catching up on the gossip. With hot rooms, both dry and wet, cold plunge pools and warm baths, they continue on in our modern Turkish spas and leisure centres. 12. Underfloor heating Although the Romans didn’t have central heating, they did have ways other than fireplaces to keep themselves warm. Raised floors, laid on columns, or pilae, allowed hot air to circulate. Fires would be lit in stoke-holes, and in this way you have underfloor heating. In bath-houses, gaps were even left when tiling a wall so that the walls would be heated too. An excellent examples of this type of hypocaust can be seen in the commanding officers house at Chesters Roman Fort and Museum, or alternatively at Housesteads Roman Fort. 13. Hadrian's Wall No list of this kind would be complete without mentioning Hadrian's Wall. Stretching 73 miles across Britain from Wallsend in the East to Bowness-on-Solway in the West, this World Heritage Site is a reminder of the impact the Romans had on our landscape. Construction began in 122 AD on the order of Emperor Hadrian and took at least six years to complete. Originally standing 4.5m high, there are 16 forts, 80 milecastles and 160 turrets along its length. Find out more about visiting Hadrian's Wall here.
@@Jp-kb3op I think you've got your history wrong. They clam to be proud Anglo-Saxons. Well it was the Anglo-Saxons who were hired by the Britons, to help kick out the Romans. The Anglo-Saxons came from what we call today north Germany and Denmark. And when the Britons said, jobs done you can go home, they refused to go, as they liked living here. Which is a bit ironic.
And lush shoezone and a travel agent and the travel agent gives money to local charities etc and lush does a lot as they don’t test on animals and all their products are cruelty free and they have do charity pots which gives back plus all their pots and bottles are recyclable as you take them back and they get used again for other things
If you look at the videos from the scene, it was a Muslim mob who smashed up greggs, a Muslim mob brandishing knives and hammers attacking people in stoke. In Bolton a Muslim mob descended upon a peaceful protest. But it’s all far right causing trouble?
Exactly. This is what Noam Chomsky called "manufactured consent". Instead of being angry at the hideous inequality, the super-rich oligarchs & 'entrepreneurs' who literally take money out of the country & place it offshore, and the fact that no-one (still) will question the nonsense of trickle-down economics, it gets directed at those least able to defend themselves.
It’s the basic rhetoric of blaming immigrants and poor people. The US did this after the global crash that they had played a big part in. The powerful people that own the media and have connections do exactly this, feed mis direction to the masses. They take away their money and opportunity and as the country is being brought to its knees it’s opens the door for those that point the finger at certain groups such as foreigners and tell everyone they’re to blame for the situation, for the increasing deprivation and declining living standards. Someone did this once before in the 30s…
@@Collabcreatemarketingmy family are some of that lot and you are right, they can't spell and don't understand taxes or insurances. Neither work so my 65 year old mum has too. Its pathetic.
Protest is honourable. Thuggery is despicable. Vandalism and looting is criminal. Attacking police and intimidating the population is domestic terrorism.
Peaceful protest is honourable. Here, the so-called protestors terrorise the general public. So, they are involved in domestic terrorism. What boils my blood is that we are paying for these domestic terrorists to be shut in jail, fed, doctored and kept safe inside while there are so many who are homeless. I am 100% sure those arrested may not have jobs of any form and are living on some credit from the public. If they are working, they may not have a job after this.
And people with loads of money, like Braverman, can shield themselves from the racism that us ordinary people of colour experience. For example, they have expensive security systems and "minders". The rest of us ordinary folk have to deal with the violence and racism on the streets that she adds fuel to.
They have burnt out a citizens advice, a library and even supposedly started breaking gravestones in a churchyard to use as missiles. It’s not a protest, it’s rioting in the manner of football hooliganism or the NF. Absolutely shameful.
Yes and in BLM riots people looted shops and burnt down min and pop shops - doesn't meant there weren't people with genuine anger protesting amongst the looters and fanatics. Question you should ask yourself is the same here
@@simonsharp3319. It dosent matter. BLM was making a statement. EVERYONE joined and you would only have an issue with it if you were jealous of the support it was getting. & no, they didn’t riot as badly as this. This one is just a bunch of bored drunken football hooligans. Nothing more nothing less. Just shameful and everyone’s looking at them in embarrassment.
@@chatham43 there is a video on the Evening Standard website of a priest in Sunderland describing trying to stop youths breaking up a gravestone to use as missiles last Friday night.......... they won't even let the dead rest in peace, completely disgusting.
@@chatham43 no, not at all. It’s a word that means I have seen it reported in more than one place. But can’t be sure on the veracity of the fact and as I can’t be sure I will hedge my words.
I worked with refugees through my university as a program to integrate them through coaching. Two brothers turned up, wearing no shoes, the uni gave them some trainers from their stock out of pity. Two brothers I coached aged 11 and 13 saw their family blown up in front of them a few weeks before I met them in a terrorist attack. I assure you they get absolutely nothing other than a safer environment and their caseworker was in despair over how little help or funding she got. Don’t listen to far right chancers and media, they’re scapegoats.
@@KarenDykerand how do you help them? I've donated innumerable times to my local charity shop and given things away for free to neighbours in need. What do YOU do to help your community, Karen?
Britain has a *right* to complain about whatever it feels the need to do so. It's called democracy. If you feel that their complaints are intellectually invalid, then you need to counter their complains using free speech.
Disgusted by the thugs who did violence, you can tell that there is no real purpose. Many looked like they were enjoying it, and just looked like football thugs.
Since 2020 when I moved to the UK from India, British people have done nothing except welcome me with open arms. However, the kind of things happening in the country now, makes me feel unsafe and unwelcome. I'm an Indian man, who works for the UK, loves the UK, pays tax, and respects the values that every UK resident holds. I'm sorry that my skin is brown, but it wasn't my choice. I'm a human just like you, and I come with peace and love.
@@upbeatsarcastic8217 Obviously,...... I mean, they left the majority of the people to fend for themselves during COVID.... They didn't raise the national debt to 2 trillion pounds in defence of the economy, they didn't try to support vulnerable people during the hike in energy/ fuel costs.......Try exercising your brain before making dumb statements .....
If the Anglos don’t want Syrians and Iraquis coming to Britain as refugees, don’t support the US’s destruction of the Middle East that pushes them to seek refuge. If you don’t want people from India and Bangladesh to come as inmigrants, don’t be so proud of the Empire and the Commonwealth, that left many countries without real economies of their own.
I'm a refugee in the UK, I don't know how safe it would be for me and for my family. I been working full time for years, pay taxes, follow the law and to know i or my family might still be targeted because of my skin colour or background is really scary
I’m so sorry, the vast majority of us welcome you and your contribution. These are people who have been told that the reason they can’t afford any of the stuff they want is because immigrants have taken all the money. It’s utterly ridiculous, but they choose to believe it because it gives them someone tangible and reachable to blame. These times have come before now & they always end the same, The true motives of those at the top of the pyramid are revealed, the idiots who rioted go to jail and everyone gets more tolerant for a while.
i'm in the Windrush generation, I'n born here..been through this for the last 60 years and we've seen this since the days of smethwick, we're the targets of the 'hostile environment', we're the abandoned of grenfell, we're the ones told to 'go back to your own country' and 'there's no black in the union jack' we've quietly listened to talk of 'black-on-black crime' and 'thugs and feral yout', and banter about 'monkeys' and 'immagrunts out'. we're the ones who are always asked 'where are you really from' and we're not really part of the commonwealth, now we see how the English really feel...a constant drip feed of bile, distrust and threatened violence always focused on the BLAME community..We're always bending over backwards to live with you even if you find it distasteful to live with us..
I'm sorry to read this, and every similar comment. I hope that's not been the whole story. I'm 100% white British, with two mixed heritage daughters in law, (also born here) and beautifully blended grandchildren. I hope you've had positive acceptance as well.
Tax the insanely rich. Immigration isn’t the problem. The problem is the gap between rich and poor is too large. The rich have bought too many assets and are holding the poor to ransom while deflecting on immigrants.
It's so illogical. You can't legally drive in the UK if you are an asylum seeker. Can't believe these people genuinely believe such nonsense... They genuinely believe asylum seekers are getting months/years of free driving lessons, and if they pass they override the system (as you need to be resident which they are not) and then are given a free driving license and then a free car. Some are gullible, others desperately want to believe the lie.
*All the things James spoke on, has nothing, or very, very, very little, to do with why people are rioting* I don't know what planet he is living on sometimes. The main reason people are rioting is because they feel that immigrants, or children of immigrants, at least from certain regions, are over represented in crime. *All that needs to be done, is the police, media and government need to be open and honest on the statistics and if these concerns are unfounded, show the stats and point that out to them* Yet if they are founded, show the stats, and assure them, that this is a new government and these issues will now be dealt with, but that rioting is not the answer, and you will be arrested.
@@Pauli-tm2zt You can roll it glitter all you want but you were uninvited guests to these shores ,weren’t issued a visa and never arrived with a passport just like the previous invaders the Romans,the Norse and the Normans. Violence comes with the territory as par of for the course. Now rather than reading a book why don’t you go watch _Paul Nuttall Ukip_ by Stewart Lee for an in-depth historical yet satirical dissection of these matters 😉👍🏼
@@brownwarrior6867 Lol. The Angles were invited. The Romano British elites foolishly invited them in to defend them against a perceived threat from the Picts that never materialized. Then the Elites stopped paying their Anglo mercenaries and so the Anglos rebelled, wrecked the economy and the Saxon wars began. History could now be about to repeat itself.
While the Anglo-Saxons did arrive in these islands after the Celts, the Celts themselves were also originally immigrants, as were the peoples who preceded them, back to the point when the first humans arrived here.
James, as a Christian and fellow human being, I have to thank you for continuing to call out falsehood, corruption, injustice, prejudice and violence. You’re a leading light.
@steve10 I think you are confused, "getting listeners riled up with lies". This isn't gbnews, talktv, mahyar tousi tv, Tommy or farage I think you mistakenly commented on the wrong channel 😂
Both governments are to blame for what's going on in our country. This has been brewing for decades now. Because they simply don't listen to the people.
I used to work for the Benefits Office between 12 and 24 years ago, and the number of times I had to correct people (including my own late mother) that thought people arriving to this Country could instantly claim every benefit under the sun they were entitle to was such a false lie was insane.
If they put in a plausible claim for asylum they get a small payment for food and accommodation on top. But it's less than a British person can get on JSA or UC. I think part of the problem is that people have this impression that living in a hotel is a luxury when it really isn't. People would much rather have a proper flat than be stuck in a hotel room.
Yes, friend works in housing and says the same about the lie that 'they' get our houses...its a points based system and they dont get bumped up the list
@@Jimdigby Labour are ramping up processing. Once their asylum claims are processed they can either get a job or her deported depending on the outcome.
I was told by a fella down the pub "it's alright for you, you work for the council so you don't have to pay Council Tax". I showed him my payslip that proved not only did I pay council tax, but (very helpfully because I work for my own local authority) they deduct it from source - the money doesn't even hit my bank account first! People believe some very silly stuff.
When all these middle-aged men who were rioting get sent to prison lose their jobs cannot pay the mortgage lose their wife's and kids don't forget to thank Nigel farage
These people held these views prior so anything they see on Facebook is confirmation bias. People say it's lack of education but you could educate these people and I'm not convinced they would change their view because it would mean admitting they are wrong.
@@count69if you had violent thugs coming towards you in a wave of hate, setting fire in their wake,I'm sure u just wouldn't stand there & wud pick up anything u could get ur hands on to defend ur self
I come from a slightly different viewpoint. I'm a white man, born in England with numerous generations of English white ancestors. It's never occurred to me that England is 'my country'. How can it be mine? how can it be the Kings' or the Prime Ministers? No-one owns it and we just pass through for a brief time. I accept that we are comparatively lucky but isn't that more the reason to share our fortune. Most of the hospitals, roads, schools etc were bought by my parents or their parents taxes and I'm 69. I've paid more than my fair share of tax but England is not mine.
Going back cica 40.000 years we have had so many different people from across the world come to the UK and settle and we have together become England. Ireland. Scotland Wales. Cornwall, isle of man norknrynidles. Shetland Isles. Isle of Wight, scilly isles, Channel Isles.. And everyone is special and has contributed. So.... Yes it's ours.. Of 40,000 years in the making and it's ongoing richness in its diversity. Let's celebrate that!
No it’s far more serious and organised than a spot of sunshine and alcohol. This is coordinated by Farage. He is after destabilising the government .AND HE PROMISED TO DO IT.
The biggest thing I keep hearing is "we need a conversation about immigration" all we've had since 2015 has been a conversation about immigration! It is the misinformation from that, which caused this.
My parents moved here in 1969 from India due to the repercussions of Partition and England's colonialism. The media has gone on and on and on and on and on about immigrants since I've been here. I really wish they hadn't, and they'd left me there with my grandparents. That way at least I could have suffered from the Hindu attacks ;-0) (That's irony btw)
Britain has never ever had the conversation!!!!! And the conversation needs to begin with Britain´s 500 years of violent colonizing of the 2/3rds of the earth´s surface. These riots shock the British because we have TV to see it all. Think about how Britain invaded other nations and what that would have looked like if we had TV to film it!
700,000 a year. The conversation was to reduce immigration from the astronomical figure of 300,000. They wilfully increased immigration to numbers never seen before in this country. Living standards reduced, costs increased and yet record high immigration continues. All concerns have been wilfully ignored therefore rioting occurred. Rioting is quite often the voice of the unheard. The crime in the rioting is simply wrong but they can’t continue to constantly ignore people with genuine concerns and give out 2 tier policing. So yes, since 2015 and beyond they have done the exact opposite of what the people wanted.
The problem is some people won't accept facts anymore. They'll go to social media and get told "alternative facts" and accept those instead. Experts? They're all "controlled" obviously. It's a conspiracy mindset with a lack of critical thinking and attaching false beliefs to ones identity, making it incredibly difficult to let go whenever it's challenged.
Yep 75 percent of social housing is taken by Somalian born people. So no f ING issue with immigration at all. Got your own house by any chance? Therefore you don't think it's an issue do you?
I came to Britain in 1969 as a refugee from then Communist Poland. Didn't retire until I was nearly 73, completed university education here, yet I was told that I don't speak " proper" English as I still have "bongo bongo accent, and that I haven't even attempted to integrate as I am not a Christian - well most of my British born and bred friends are not Christian either, I am a vegetarian - again, most of my friends are, and also because I take my tea with lemon, not with milk!
As said in The Big Short. "I have a feeling in a few years people are going to be doing what they always do when the economy tanks. They will be blaming immigrants and poor people."
@@Trump20-24years There are videos on line. One person refused to stop and the next clip was that person on local news stating his business burned down. There was one driver who chumped them and they were all calling out for the police
Some parts of the England's people were being stop in their vehicles bye the colour of their skin threaten with harm,and a,reform Ltd MPs saying on GB propaganda channel for the removal of stammer well I reckon that needs a visit from the police to speak to him trying to overthrow, a government
@@rossmudie9298 There ancestors were savages when the roman's first encountered them and it was the romans that began to first build this country they walk on, Cities in Britain I'd imagine would be in very different places from what they are now, many modern British cities were built up by the Romans.Pre Roman times British locals were militarised, with tribes continually fighting each other
I love how people don't understand concepts of a) not all foreigners are illegal, and may have savings B) you can buy cars on finance for a small downpayment
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Well said. 'Pogroms committed against innocent people whose crime is to have a parent born somewhere else, or to be a different colour, or just to be different.' So much for the British value of tolerance.
Or, indeed, "pogroms" committed against innocent people whose crime is to be born *here,* or to be white, or just to be part of a cultural group who aren't preferred by the Woke Establishment. There are thugs on both sides.
Unbelievable that you don't think Britain is a very tolerant society!! You tar millions of Brit's with a few hundred rioters. Everyone is free to rally or protest, just need to be peaceful and think about everyone around them!!
@@londonmum1901 All three of the bombers were born in the UK. Two of them were born in Leeds, and one of them was born in Bradford, so, not immigrants. Is... is this embarrassing for you?
@@leostreat3573 Were they immigrants or were they not immigrants? You really chose the wrong example to make this pathetic point. I'm sure you could have chosen another example and it still would have been pathetic, but it may have been more effective. This is really embarrassing for you.
@@funtimes7757 No for asking questions he already knew the answers to in order to deliberately stir people up. He knew exactly why information was being withheld for the moment, he knew the legal reasoning, but he prentended like there was something nefarious going on to stir people up. At best it was irresponsible.
Should we bring back an old DETERRENT for the INCITERS of HATE and DIVISION???.............................I don't know, i'm just asking questions...YW...
@teelo523 yes they went for something to eat and alls they had were bacon and sausages butties, and sausage rolls, and then proceeded to wreck the place
@@teelo523 Sounds like one of those 'they get free cars' lies to me. But you can prove me wrong. You can find the footage from the Greggs attack that shows this, and post a link here.
Actually speaking to the people waiting on asylum claims in a hotel 5 minutes from mine, you actually find out they've been here for 2 years waiting on an answer, lonely, desperate with no social life allowed outside other asylum seekers. With no answers, cant go home even if they wanted to. The whole point in making them wait so long is to deter them when they eventually get their cases heard. The cruelty WAS the while point. This has been coming for years due to the lack of access to healthcare, dentists, poor job market post covid. All of which is a tory feature not a bug.
I hear that the most draconian provision of Shakira Law is s97(3)(b) which provides that "a person commits an offence under this section if their hips, or any of the body parts listed in schedule 6 of this Act, intentionally or negligently mislead, deceive, or otherwise express any falsehood".
Whenever I bring up that the man was born in Wales, the amount of people who reply with 'a dog born in a stable isn't a horse' blows my mind twice over. First it blows my mind that people think that of other people, then it blows my mind again that they feel empowered enough to put such vitriolic bile out into the world. To think of an entire group of other people that they are just animals is, ironically I suppose, completely animalistic.
Do the people of India perceive Kipling, Cliff Richard and Michael Mosely as Indian? Do you? Do the people of Tanzania perceive Freddie Mercury as Tanzanian. (He is of Indian origin) This racism which I presume you are referring to works both ways
@@greamespens1460they were born in British territories and like everyone in the empire, they were British subjects. But yes, white people born in Jamaica are Jamaican. Same in Zimbabwe, south Africa, Kenya. There's a difference between born in your home or somewhere you are temporarily living.
@@verystripeyzebra there are millions of Scots that have "British Citizen" on their passport do they perceive they are British or Scottish? My point is how you feel and how others feel not the legal position
An old guy at my bus stop saw a group of women in hijabs and said something racially offensive. Normally I wouldn’t say anything. I asked him to repeat it. He did and added “they got homes for free. Wait until they are your next door neighbour” I said “ You are abhorrent and telling lies, they don’t get free homes, they buy them. Pay taxes . By the way I live next door to an immigrant family, the oldest gentleman fought for this country, you might have heard about them, he was a Gurkha’ his next comment made me laugh ‘ I don’t mean them’
@KilGore-o5t "lol" I guess what they say about the relationship between minds and amusement is true. The BBC propaganda is consumed by the left, that is the relevance
The irony of "we want our country back" is lost on them... think Australia, New Zealand America Falklands Gibraltar... they want their co countries back too
Falklands voted a few years back. 90% of the population voted to remain part of the UK. I'd say they're quite happy. Australia and New Zealand are independent nations whose only contemporary ties to Britain are memberships of The Commonwealth, which is totally voluntary. As for "America" (I assume you mean the USA), they have been proudly free of Britain since 1776. They have a minor celebration of it on July 4th. You might want to look it up 😉
I am so sorry for the all the victims of this racisme, and hatred. It's a shame I told my kids I wanted to celebrate my big birthday in England because I have been there many times and just love it. But now I'll stay here in Denmark.
Tak. Jeg bor en England. Det er ikke fa farligt for dig her - er kun nogle steder, hvor nogle mennesker kaemper. Du kan feirer du fodselsdag en England hvis du vil!
they've been bought out by russia to help divide us so we become destabilised, same with talktv. they need to be banned but we have the whole freedom of speech thing..search for yuri bezmenovs warning to the USA in 1982(ex KGB agent) he warned us, should be shown in every western school.
Has James O'Brien ever had to live beside a migrant hotel, he might have a different opinion if he had to tolerate his daughter being followed by migrant men, shouting vile threats and open drug dealing and use.
My wife works for a council and can tell anyone that asylum seekers don't get given free stuff - be it cars or otherwise. They get fed and watered and looked after same as you would for any human or living thing, because if you don't, what are you? The sort of person who'd shoot children on a beach? It's so frustrating. I do think the media should report the facts - they never do. They tell a tiny bit of the story and armchair 'experts' make up their own narrative to fill in these gaps themselves.
Stop lying. My wife works for council in my area, it was clear new social housing built in the area was to be used to house immgrants and that's exactly what happened. Don't you dare write a comment claiming stuff that's not true. I have young people living in tents and in empty garages by me because social housing is being given to immgrants, that is a fact. Just because your area dosent engage in it, it doesn't mean it isn't a reality in other areas. Hence why Rayner said others must start taking there fair share.
@@eggweed_productions Plenty of evidence they get clothes, phones, a room, meals, an allowance, and put on the housing list. All whilst our own starve on the streets. They should not be here.
@@artistrealitylf the tories had done their jobs and processed the asylum claims like any competent goverment would have done we would not have the need to spend billions housing these unfortunate people.amagine how much better spent that money could ha e been.lnstead we have people like you blaming the people existing in these hotels instead of the real criminals the last useless goverment.
So instead of debate & understanding different points of view, put them in jail? That’s a very dangerous road……Also I have not heard Farage incite violence🤔
It’s a reminder of the bad old days in the 70s for my parents and the 80s for my generation the racism just changed form straight to your face to other subtle but nasty rascism during my adult life in work, on the road etc Racism has never left the UK it’s just a hidden under current which surfaces when the circumstances are right!!!
Don’t get distracted, this is essentially down to wealth inequality where the bottom 1/3 have been driven into poverty & now conflict after the cumulative effects of 40 plus years of Thatcherite economic inequality.
Yeah I’m in my 40’s and I can tell you as a brown person, with a white Irish mother it’s racism, what was considered far right is just right wing now the Overton Window has truly shifted
One question not being asked is where is Rishi Sunak during this crisis . Is he still sulking ? . He's the leader of the opposition isn't he ? . Why the silence Sunak ? .
@@MichealHarris-il6zi what a prat he is on Television doing an interview and working closely with senior fellow cabinet ministers and allowing them to do their jobs.
Is Farage, as an MP, allowed to do this sort of monologue in the media? I thought Jacob Rees-Moggbad the Bad was chastised for doing this sort of thing?
The thugs in the riots do not express the views of ordinary people, who are striving to live descent lives. There is not connection between patriotism and nationalism. Those who stoke the flames from their positions of comfort must be held account.
But they do - the silent majority may not agree with their methods, but they do agree with the sentiment - stop the boats! You have no clue what you are talking about.
There is a connection between patriotism and nationalism. What an absurd statement. In your country, in the US and in my country (Australia) the "i-word" has been, for as long as I've been alive (and before), in the top 2 issues. Many people who vote Labo(u)r or Dems don't want the i-words here either or get uncomfortable about numbers or when they see a few too many brown faces. They also hold views you'd be surprised at about who they consider "real" Britons or Australians or Americans. So, it's a majority.
Going on these thugs' premise, no one who comes from another country should live in the UK Well that means no one from the UK should be able to go and live in another country.
As a U.S. citizen, Im fascinated by the parallells of our current political threats being so identifiable with the U.K. Wishing you the best to get through these troubling times. We can regard this is a learning experience and work to defend democracy and the constitution. Society is exposing deep seated illness and government exposes corruption and incompetence. We must do better. As citizens and human beings.
Truth the man wanted to put me in a camp for not taking something that had not been tested.I don’t mind his followers taking it but bulk if they’ve given it to their Children
My blood brother is an immigrant A beautiful immigrant My blood brother’s Freddie Mercury A Nigerian mother of three He’s made of bones, he’s made of blood He’s made of flesh, he’s made of love He’s made of you, he’s made of me Unity Fear leads to panic, panic leads to pain Pain leads to anger, anger leads to hate
She's the perfect cheerleader for these riots. She did call on them to defend our country. Unfortunately I think that she's a victim in the "if a dog is born in a barn it doesn't make it a horse' policy. I think she wanted a racism and xenophobia to operate at like 60% to exclude her. Or she forgot she's not a "native".
I've been so fortunate that my wife and I have raised three children who we've imbued with a hatred of all forms of racism. My one daughter married someone who is from Jamaica and we have two granddaughters 9 and 11 and we worry about the future direction of travel. The eldest is due to start at secondary school and previously been protected from any abuse because of her skin colour. As a retired teacher I had to deal with racism amongst certain pupils .
Such a report as that from Hounslow will be ignored by them as it does not reinforce the position created by Farage (for example) that these refugees are placed in 5 star hotels.
@@albertbrammer9263 Why are they entitled to any hotel room at all? What about the money they get given to live? Billions upon billions are spent on these layabouts while the youth can't afford rent or a house.
Thank goodness , i just found this channel and i am happy to see a presenter neither actively spouting xenophobia or choosing to remain neutral on these issues. We should not be remaining neutral on these issues, the active far right are a small group , but the reason they are having such an impact is because so many people are harbouring these shocking views in private. Its a far bigger issue in this country than many realize.
The “poor” rich people won’t be able to claim a means tested benefit. The UK government is to blame for involvement in foreign affairs destabilising other countries (Afghanistan, Iraq, etc) causing people to flee and seek safety and a better life elsewhere. But you carry on being the victim, mate.
@@laurawoods7494 Most of the so called asylum seekers coming here are nothing of the sort as I'm sure you're well aware. Real refugees are men women and children of all ages not only young men under the age of 30.
I was in a conversation with someone in a pub who believed that every refugee who comes over on ' the boats ' gets a car, a house, and five thousand pounds.
People always get very angry at the thought anyone is getting freebies that they don’t get! Moved to a maisonette from tower block by council when my 3 year old was diagnosed with leukaemia. Neighbours complained that my kitchen had an extra cupboard! Sadly this is human nature to a few.
Last week i overheard, at work, someone complain that his sister couldn't get a job in a factory down in South London because they're all foreign and she couldn't speak their language. His words: "Can you imagine, a British born citizen can't find work because she only speaks English? In her country?". I was so disgusted by that obvious lie that i just up and left, it's impossible that's what really happened, because if it was it would be all over the news. I'm a migrant myself, i came here not to flee my worn torn country but to provide a better life for my family. I work, pay my taxes, and have made tons of friends from all corner of the world, and yet these people make me feel like I'm trespassing.
Wouldn't want to live nextdoor to an Indian restrant though, i love curry but don't want my washing smelling of it. Or coming in my windows every night. It is a strong smell you can't deny that!
@beck8880 that's true it is quite a strong smell though most established restaurants would have adequate ventilation/filtration ,channeling the fumes to well above ground level , still for me walking by often makes me hungry 🤷♂️😆
The Bots do seem remarkably effective on this topic, but they seem to be targeting outlets like the Telegraph & GBeebees, where I assume the audience is more receptive to right wing dog whistling?!
I'm waiting to see what they do. The bot farms have been a nightmare for Reddit mods on the biggest UK sub. They are starting to get some control back now though. It's all about controlling the algorithm.
The piece that is not being covered is the way the UK legal system will treat these rioters and those involved. Threatening violence with a weapon in a riot up to 10years with immediate incarnation. As an example someone involved in the 2011 troubles who stole a bottle of water, he was charged with looting and was immediately taken to prison for 6 months.
Exactly. If the justice system doesn't throw the book at these idiots , then we will have plenty more of these so called protests for a long time to come.
People complaining that a boy born from refugees from Rwanda shouldn't have been here from the start, are the same people telling us Rwanda is a safe country.
Not surprised they attacked the library. It's like kryptonite to them. Knowledge is their enemy.
Especially the woman who told the interviewer that The Titanic sank because it was overloaded.
Oh the irony! You lefties want history erased!
Oh man, I saw that 😂 I could never be on the same side as her.
Wow. Where was this interview? Not heard of this before. Some people will just believe anything 🙄 and obv 🐑 mentality.
Yes. Always the lower end in looks, finances, education and attractiveness that do this stuff. Shocker 😴
They attacked a branch of Greggs. A British company, British-owned, listed on the London stock market. It doesn't get more British than that, yet was still considered 'fair game'. Justify that.
Their ancestors were savages when the Romans first encountered them and it was the Romans that began to first build this country they walk on. Cities in Britain I'd imagine would be in very different places from what they are now, many modern British cities were built up by the Romans. Pre Roman times British locals were militarised, with tribes continually fighting each other.
What the Romans did for Britain:
1. Fast food, street food, burgers... and peas
It might seem a modern marvel, but the Romans were the first to introduce street stalls and fast food, and 'food on the move' as we might think of it today.
With 10,000 soldiers in Britain, based at forts such as Birdoswald, having access to tasty, convenient food (like burgers…) was vitally important. Vendors serving fast food would have been commonplace in large towns.
The Romans also introduced staple foods such as apples, pears and peas to Britain.
2. UK calendar
The Julian calendar was the first to consist of 365 days, along with a leap year every four years, like the one in 2024.
The Romans' Julian calendar forms the basis of the Gregorian calendar we use today.
And the names of our months derive from Roman months, reflecting the Romans' impact on our modern diaries.
This is most obvious for July and August, which are named after the early rulers Julius Caesar and Emperor Augustus.
3. Advertising and trademarks
The modern concepts of Public Relations, Marketing and Advertising can all trace their roots back to the Romans.
Traders would advertise their wares with billboards and signs, while self-promotion was a major concern to the emperor, who proclaimed his military victories on his coins. Potters would often stamp their vessels with their name, a mark of quality.
This Samian bowl was made in South Gaul and dates to c. AD 70-85 AD. The maker's mark inside (inset) reads 'OF CEN'.
OF is the abbreviation for Officina, a workshop. CEN is an abbreviation of a name, possibly Censorinus.
4. Plumbing and sanitation
Keeping towns and forts clean through drainage and access to fresh water was a new concept to Britain that arrived with the Romans.
At the root of sanitation was the great engineering works of the Romans, with aqueducts bringing water in and drains to keep the streets and houses clean.
The remains of Roman toilets and bath complexes can be seen across the forts of Hadrian's Wall, especially at Chesters and Housesteads. The latrines at Housesteads Roman Fort on Hadrian's Wall are some of the best preserved Roman toilets in the country.
5. Towns
Large settlements existed in Britain before the Romans arrived, but they were the first to introduce significant 'towns' and administrative centres to the country, which were planned out.
Londinium (London), Aqua Sulis (Bath) and Lindum colonia (Lincoln) are all examples of Roman towns that still exist as modern towns today.
Coria (Corbridge) and Isurium Brigantium (Aldborough) are Roman towns you can visit today.
6. Architecture and buildings
From military structures such as forts and walls (including the spectacular Hadrian's Wall) to engineering feats such as baths and aqueducts, the most obvious impact of the Romans that can still be seen today is their buildings.
Most buildings in Iron Age Britain were made of timber and were often round in form.
The Romans built in stone, in straight lines and on a grand scale.
7. Roads
Everyone knows the secret to a Roman road - build wide and straight, often with paved streets.
Constructing reliable transport routes was a necessity of such an expansive empire, and a huge upgrade on the primitive routes that came before in Britain.
Many, such as Watling Street (the A2 and A5) and Dere Street (A59 and A1 from York) still form the basis of routes used today.
Read more about roads in Roman Britain here.
8. Currency
Although some of the tribes in the South of England produced coins before the Romans arrived, it was not used as currency, to purchase things.
The Romans brought in their own coinage, which was the same across the Empire.
A denarius minted in Rome could be spent in Britain, North Africa or Turkey. Such a global currency has not been seen since.
9. Bureaucracy
The introduction of writing to Britain had a huge impact on our understanding of the history.
Being great record keepers has left a wealth of information about life in Roman Britain.
The Roman army in particular was extremely bureaucratic. Rotas, food orders and stock checks of weapons could be filled out in triplicate!
Read more about the Romans' love of bureaucracy and admin here.
10. Latin
The introduction of Latin had a profound impact on words and language within Britain.
Latin became the language of religion, law and administration, and a great many modern words still derive from this language.
Did you know that plumbing is called this because the Romans made their pipes out of lead (plumbum)? Or that the Latin word sinister meant left, which the Romans considered to be bad-luck.
11. Public baths
Bathing was an extremely important part of Roman life. Going to the baths was as much as a social event as it was a way to get clean.
They were also places for exercise, gambling and catching up on the gossip.
With hot rooms, both dry and wet, cold plunge pools and warm baths, they continue on in our modern Turkish spas and leisure centres.
12. Underfloor heating
Although the Romans didn’t have central heating, they did have ways other than fireplaces to keep themselves warm.
Raised floors, laid on columns, or pilae, allowed hot air to circulate. Fires would be lit in stoke-holes, and in this way you have underfloor heating.
In bath-houses, gaps were even left when tiling a wall so that the walls would be heated too.
An excellent examples of this type of hypocaust can be seen in the commanding officers house at Chesters Roman Fort and Museum, or alternatively at Housesteads Roman Fort.
13. Hadrian's Wall
No list of this kind would be complete without mentioning Hadrian's Wall. Stretching 73 miles across Britain from Wallsend in the East to Bowness-on-Solway in the West, this World Heritage Site is a reminder of the impact the Romans had on our landscape.
Construction began in 122 AD on the order of Emperor Hadrian and took at least six years to complete.
Originally standing 4.5m high, there are 16 forts, 80 milecastles and 160 turrets along its length.
Find out more about visiting Hadrian's Wall here.
@@Jp-kb3op I think you've got your history wrong. They clam to be proud Anglo-Saxons. Well it was the Anglo-Saxons who were hired by the Britons, to help kick out the Romans. The Anglo-Saxons came from what we call today north Germany and Denmark. And when the Britons said, jobs done you can go home, they refused to go, as they liked living here. Which is a bit ironic.
And lush shoezone and a travel agent and the travel agent gives money to local charities etc and lush does a lot as they don’t test on animals and all their products are cruelty free and they have do charity pots which gives back plus all their pots and bottles are recyclable as you take them back and they get used again for other things
If you look at the videos from the scene, it was a Muslim mob who smashed up greggs, a Muslim mob brandishing knives and hammers attacking people in stoke. In Bolton a Muslim mob descended upon a peaceful protest. But it’s all far right causing trouble?
@@j8hnyBrav8waste of time with this audience
Exactly. This is what Noam Chomsky called "manufactured consent". Instead of being angry at the hideous inequality, the super-rich oligarchs & 'entrepreneurs' who literally take money out of the country & place it offshore, and the fact that no-one (still) will question the nonsense of trickle-down economics, it gets directed at those least able to defend themselves.
It’s the basic rhetoric of blaming immigrants and poor people.
The US did this after the global crash that they had played a big part in.
The powerful people that own the media and have connections do exactly this, feed mis direction to the masses.
They take away their money and opportunity and as the country is being brought to its knees it’s opens the door for those that point the finger at certain groups such as foreigners and tell everyone they’re to blame for the situation, for the increasing deprivation and declining living standards.
Someone did this once before in the 30s…
Id be surprised if 10% of that lot could spell economics
Idiotic comment. They are mad about inequality and the super rich oligarchs. These are the people causing the crisis.
@@Collabcreatemarketingmy family are some of that lot and you are right, they can't spell and don't understand taxes or insurances. Neither work so my 65 year old mum has too. Its pathetic.
Violent mobs generally attract those who score lower on IQ scales.
Protest is honourable. Thuggery is despicable. Vandalism and looting is criminal. Attacking police and intimidating the population is domestic terrorism.
@@Rysa-Lread what the said again
Agree, however two thirds of the rioters in prison come from the left. FACT
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How angry are you about murdered children and all the rest of the assaults on kids FOR DECADES?
You don’t mention them.
@@SLW1AAA once was enough to see the REASON for the anger is righteous and just
Peaceful protest is honourable. Here, the so-called protestors terrorise the general public. So, they are involved in domestic terrorism. What boils my blood is that we are paying for these domestic terrorists to be shut in jail, fed, doctored and kept safe inside while there are so many who are homeless. I am 100% sure those arrested may not have jobs of any form and are living on some credit from the public. If they are working, they may not have a job after this.
If Bravermn walked past the riots she would get destroyed by that mob. She is kidding herself.
hahaha.. 😂
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And people with loads of money, like Braverman, can shield themselves from the racism that us ordinary people of colour experience. For example, they have expensive security systems and "minders". The rest of us ordinary folk have to deal with the violence and racism on the streets that she adds fuel to.
@@mariono8722was the richest Prime Minister Rishi Sunak not racially abused by Reform supporters?
Suella is the best living example of Stockholm syndrome
They have burnt out a citizens advice, a library and even supposedly started breaking gravestones in a churchyard to use as missiles. It’s not a protest, it’s rioting in the manner of football hooliganism or the NF. Absolutely shameful.
@lilli Supposedly?....is that a code word for probably made up?
Yes and in BLM riots people looted shops and burnt down min and pop shops - doesn't meant there weren't people with genuine anger protesting amongst the looters and fanatics.
Question you should ask yourself is the same here
@@simonsharp3319. It dosent matter. BLM was making a statement. EVERYONE joined and you would only have an issue with it if you were jealous of the support it was getting. & no, they didn’t riot as badly as this. This one is just a bunch of bored drunken football hooligans. Nothing more nothing less. Just shameful and everyone’s looking at them in embarrassment.
@@chatham43 there is a video on the Evening Standard website of a priest in Sunderland describing trying to stop youths breaking up a gravestone to use as missiles last Friday night.......... they won't even let the dead rest in peace, completely disgusting.
@@chatham43 no, not at all. It’s a word that means I have seen it reported in more than one place. But can’t be sure on the veracity of the fact and as I can’t be sure I will hedge my words.
Never underestimate the power of stupidity and ignorance.
Stupidity and ignorance in large numbers.
Absolutely The Sheeple took the untested like curry to a pisshead
How is that ivory tower
Very pretentious
@@jimmydbags1070 Don't talk about James like that.
I worked with refugees through my university as a program to integrate them through coaching. Two brothers turned up, wearing no shoes, the uni gave them some trainers from their stock out of pity. Two brothers I coached aged 11 and 13 saw their family blown up in front of them a few weeks before I met them in a terrorist attack. I assure you they get absolutely nothing other than a safer environment and their caseworker was in despair over how little help or funding she got. Don’t listen to far right chancers and media, they’re scapegoats.
You are a hero mate.
Well said.
And what about are own people living on the streets and our poor people,some kids don’t have shoes, doesn’t matter about them,charity begins at home.
@@KarenDykerand how do you help them? I've donated innumerable times to my local charity shop and given things away for free to neighbours in need. What do YOU do to help your community, Karen?
@@georgechurchill3622 and did they stay long?
Trevor Noah said it best, if there is one nation who has absolutely NO right to complain about immigration, it's Great Britain.
or France, or the Netherlands, or Germany, or Italy, or Spain, or Portugal; they all had massive colonial empires
@@KingFinnch Totally, but let's be honest, Britain was number one.
How does that make any sense
They're lucky to keep even an island, no other empire was treated so nicely after their downfall
Britain has a *right* to complain about whatever it feels the need to do so. It's called democracy.
If you feel that their complaints are intellectually invalid, then you need to counter their complains using free speech.
Disgusted by the thugs who did violence, you can tell that there is no real purpose. Many looked like they were enjoying it, and just looked like football thugs.
Exactly I don’t know how you can defend it. Apparently it’s meant to help the grieving families of the murdered children?
Most voted Labour
@@Isclachau Where is your proof ?
@@IsclachauBot.
@@Isclachau. You didn't, and neither did they.
Since 2020 when I moved to the UK from India, British people have done nothing except welcome me with open arms. However, the kind of things happening in the country now, makes me feel unsafe and unwelcome. I'm an Indian man, who works for the UK, loves the UK, pays tax, and respects the values that every UK resident holds. I'm sorry that my skin is brown, but it wasn't my choice. I'm a human just like you, and I come with peace and love.
You add more to Bristish society than any of these thugs out rioting mate. In my eyes you're more British than they will ever be.
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You are not who they have a problem with.
Respect to you.
Farage is hand in glove with Trump et al. Likewise Katie Hopkins, proud of her US gun ownership, ready to fight for MAGA.
MAGA
The idea that the Tories would have spent the last 14 years giving people free anything is hilarious.
@upbeats So you didn't get any hand outs under the Tories?
How's the Privatization Agenda going?@@chatham43
@@chatham43 Describe a hand-out. !
Free misery and free worse life quality!
@@upbeatsarcastic8217 Obviously,...... I mean, they left the majority of the people to fend for themselves during COVID.... They didn't raise the national debt to 2 trillion pounds in defence of the economy, they didn't try to support vulnerable people during the hike in energy/ fuel costs.......Try exercising your brain before making dumb statements .....
If the Anglos don’t want Syrians and Iraquis coming to Britain as refugees, don’t support the US’s destruction of the Middle East that pushes them to seek refuge. If you don’t want people from India and Bangladesh to come as inmigrants, don’t be so proud of the Empire and the Commonwealth, that left many countries without real economies of their own.
I'm a refugee in the UK, I don't know how safe it would be for me and for my family. I been working full time for years, pay taxes, follow the law and to know i or my family might still be targeted because of my skin colour or background is really scary
I’m so sorry, the vast majority of us welcome you and your contribution. These are people who have been told that the reason they can’t afford any of the stuff they want is because immigrants have taken all the money. It’s utterly ridiculous, but they choose to believe it because it gives them someone tangible and reachable to blame. These times have come before now & they always end the same, The true motives of those at the top of the pyramid are revealed, the idiots who rioted go to jail and everyone gets more tolerant for a while.
I hope you and your family are OK.
Don't let the thugs push you out. Know that all the sane people are not against you.
@obscurum6 thanks mate. Appreciate the support
@@mark_lhr3 we all safe bro, appreciate your concern. Those idiots don't represent British people
i'm in the Windrush generation, I'n born here..been through this for the last 60 years and we've seen this since the days of smethwick, we're the targets of the 'hostile environment', we're the abandoned of grenfell, we're the ones told to 'go back to your own country' and 'there's no black in the union jack' we've quietly listened to talk of 'black-on-black crime' and 'thugs and feral yout', and banter about 'monkeys' and 'immagrunts out'. we're the ones who are always asked 'where are you really from' and we're not really part of the commonwealth, now we see how the English really feel...a constant drip feed of bile, distrust and threatened violence always focused on the BLAME community..We're always bending over backwards to live with you even if you find it distasteful to live with us..
Where abouts did you come from?
@@Ryan-pz2whBorn here, already told you.
I'm sorry to read this, and every similar comment. I hope that's not been the whole story. I'm 100% white British, with two mixed heritage daughters in law, (also born here) and beautifully blended grandchildren. I hope you've had positive acceptance as well.
Do you have your machete out today?
They're such a bunch of thick hunts. Sorry about that mate.
Tax the insanely rich. Immigration isn’t the problem. The problem is the gap between rich and poor is too large. The rich have bought too many assets and are holding the poor to ransom while deflecting on immigrants.
Insane view
I’m disgusted by the riots they are not doing it in my name.
they think many will join them ...i doubt it...many will will wish not to be associated
with them any more
@@clark10001 many will oppose them
@@chrishill3785 Yes the Muslim defence league armed with all sorts 🤣
@@Isclachau Bot.
@@gerrabath Russian bot
The "free cars" nonsense doesn't come out of nowhere. Shady people feed these stories to the very gullible
Worse yet, a moment of reflection should make clear, to most people, that the claim is complete nonsense.
@@slightlyamusedyoutuber3517 The people taken in by this are generally not renowned for reflective moments.
It's so illogical.
You can't legally drive in the UK if you are an asylum seeker.
Can't believe these people genuinely believe such nonsense...
They genuinely believe asylum seekers are getting months/years of free driving lessons, and if they pass they override the system (as you need to be resident which they are not) and then are given a free driving license and then a free car.
Some are gullible, others desperately want to believe the lie.
*All the things James spoke on, has nothing, or very, very, very little, to do with why people are rioting* I don't know what planet he is living on sometimes. The main reason people are rioting is because they feel that immigrants, or children of immigrants, at least from certain regions, are over represented in crime.
*All that needs to be done, is the police, media and government need to be open and honest on the statistics and if these concerns are unfounded, show the stats and point that out to them* Yet if they are founded, show the stats, and assure them, that this is a new government and these issues will now be dealt with, but that rioting is not the answer, and you will be arrested.
No! Shady people only pose the question, “I’m not saying it’s true but it’s been reported by reputable sources…”
Anglo Saxons were once immigrants.
As a Celt I demand that you get back on your boats and back to the Rhine Valley from where you came.
Yeah, it was called the Saxon WARS (the clue is in the name). You should go study the period. You might actually learn something useful.
@@Pauli-tm2zt You can roll it glitter all you want but you were uninvited guests to these shores ,weren’t issued a visa and never arrived with a passport just like the previous invaders the Romans,the Norse and the Normans.
Violence comes with the territory as par of for the course.
Now rather than reading a book why don’t you go watch _Paul Nuttall Ukip_ by Stewart Lee for an in-depth historical yet satirical dissection of these matters 😉👍🏼
@@brownwarrior6867 Lol. The Angles were invited. The Romano British elites foolishly invited them in to defend them against a perceived threat from the Picts that never materialized. Then the Elites stopped paying their Anglo mercenaries and so the Anglos rebelled, wrecked the economy and the Saxon wars began.
History could now be about to repeat itself.
You mean kinda where you lot came from?
While the Anglo-Saxons did arrive in these islands after the Celts, the Celts themselves were also originally immigrants, as were the peoples who preceded them, back to the point when the first humans arrived here.
James, as a Christian and fellow human being, I have to thank you for continuing to call out falsehood, corruption, injustice, prejudice and violence. You’re a leading light.
Is O'Brien is a leading light weight are in trouble with his left wing dog whistling
that causes it.....
@steve10 I think you are confused, "getting listeners riled up with lies". This isn't gbnews, talktv, mahyar tousi tv, Tommy or farage I think you mistakenly commented on the wrong channel 😂
@@steve10 What a 🛎🔚
@@steve10Troll.
These riots are the results of constant dog whistling from certain characters in the previous government 🤔
Not to mention certain individuals in certain areas of the tabloid and television media
You lot seriously can't be this naive
Both governments are to blame for what's going on in our country. This has been brewing for decades now. Because they simply don't listen to the people.
@KilGore-o5tThe fact you say that is making the situation worse. That's what the media want us all to do so they have a story to talk about
very true yes.
I used to work for the Benefits Office between 12 and 24 years ago, and the number of times I had to correct people (including my own late mother) that thought people arriving to this Country could instantly claim every benefit under the sun they were entitle to was such a false lie was insane.
If they put in a plausible claim for asylum they get a small payment for food and accommodation on top. But it's less than a British person can get on JSA or UC. I think part of the problem is that people have this impression that living in a hotel is a luxury when it really isn't. People would much rather have a proper flat than be stuck in a hotel room.
@@adrianthoroughgood1191and be allowed to work! Let's not forget that our current system forbids it.
Yes, friend works in housing and says the same about the lie that 'they' get our houses...its a points based system and they dont get bumped up the list
yes they do because they are immediately classed as an urgent case due to their "lack of contacts and family" in the uk @meesamagill1193
@@Jimdigby Labour are ramping up processing. Once their asylum claims are processed they can either get a job or her deported depending on the outcome.
I was told by a fella down the pub "it's alright for you, you work for the council so you don't have to pay Council Tax". I showed him my payslip that proved not only did I pay council tax, but (very helpfully because I work for my own local authority) they deduct it from source - the money doesn't even hit my bank account first! People believe some very silly stuff.
Before or after tax. Just wondering. I never knew it would come straight out your pay packet
So you are getting a Tax Rebate every month, then?
@@Jesusrevus After tax. To be fair - staff can request to pay it as normal, but as the money is going straight back to them anyway...
@@mikeoglen6848 No. Still pay tax on it same as everyone else.
Bet you don't show your inflation proof public sector pension do you?
They are absolutely vile and extremely dangerous
Yes they are, I agree. I've been saying that about 2_tier Starmer since he was elected.
Like an Islamist?
I thought we got rides of the nazis
@@Wiggle65 Are nine month and two years old children extreme Islamists ???
@@jzdaprinceofjuice587 Nah, didn't you see the Pro Hamas marches, more Swastikas than I've seen any where else!
Here in Texas we have lots of people thinking that their lives will only get better if they re-elect a man who did no such thing when he was in power.
When all these middle-aged men who were rioting get sent to prison lose their jobs cannot pay the mortgage lose their wife's and kids don't forget to thank Nigel farage
You think they have jobs?
Nah they'll still blame the "immigrants".
You think they had jobs?
They pay the taxes that pay for your sorry life.
Why Nigel? You mean keir starmer?
These people held these views prior so anything they see on Facebook is confirmation bias. People say it's lack of education but you could educate these people and I'm not convinced they would change their view because it would mean admitting they are wrong.
What about the hotel in Rotherham with men walking around with swords?
@@count69he must of been making sandwichs for the community, couldnt be anything else tbh
@@count69if you had violent thugs coming towards you in a wave of hate, setting fire in their wake,I'm sure u just wouldn't stand there & wud pick up anything u could get ur hands on to defend ur self
Correct. People will do anything to be proved right.
@@summer5145 Yeah, but what kind of person owns a sword? (The answer is violent criminals).
I come from a slightly different viewpoint. I'm a white man, born in England with numerous generations of English white ancestors. It's never occurred to me that England is 'my country'. How can it be mine? how can it be the Kings' or the Prime Ministers? No-one owns it and we just pass through for a brief time. I accept that we are comparatively lucky but isn't that more the reason to share our fortune. Most of the hospitals, roads, schools etc were bought by my parents or their parents taxes and I'm 69. I've paid more than my fair share of tax but England is not mine.
Depending on where in England, it was Welsh ;)
Spot on, no one owns it!
Well said, I feel exactly the same.
Going back cica 40.000 years we have had so many different people from across the world come to the UK and settle and we have together become England. Ireland. Scotland Wales. Cornwall, isle of man norknrynidles. Shetland Isles. Isle of Wight, scilly isles, Channel Isles.. And everyone is special and has contributed. So.... Yes it's ours.. Of 40,000 years in the making and it's ongoing richness in its diversity. Let's celebrate that!
We don't own the country. We are custodians of it for the next generation.
People love a summer riot. Get boozed up and then go make some people feel small to make themselves feel big. Utterly pathetic.
They have nothing better to do. The EURO’s are over , they hate cricket and the Olympics are elitist.
Boozed up? Mate did you see how much they were shaking they were coked up.
Black lives matter riots were even worse but the media barely covered it in comparison
@@Fredric_Cedrich this is a fair point. 😬
No it’s far more serious and organised than a spot of sunshine and alcohol. This is coordinated by Farage. He is after destabilising the government .AND HE PROMISED TO DO IT.
The biggest thing I keep hearing is "we need a conversation about immigration" all we've had since 2015 has been a conversation about immigration! It is the misinformation from that, which caused this.
My parents moved here in 1969 from India due to the repercussions of Partition and England's colonialism. The media has gone on and on and on and on and on about immigrants since I've been here. I really wish they hadn't, and they'd left me there with my grandparents. That way at least I could have suffered from the Hindu attacks ;-0) (That's irony btw)
Britain has never ever had the conversation!!!!! And the conversation needs to begin with Britain´s 500 years of violent colonizing of the 2/3rds of the earth´s surface. These riots shock the British because we have TV to see it all. Think about how Britain invaded other nations and what that would have looked like if we had TV to film it!
700,000 a year. The conversation was to reduce immigration from the astronomical figure of 300,000. They wilfully increased immigration to numbers never seen before in this country. Living standards reduced, costs increased and yet record high immigration continues. All concerns have been wilfully ignored therefore rioting occurred. Rioting is quite often the voice of the unheard. The crime in the rioting is simply wrong but they can’t continue to constantly ignore people with genuine concerns and give out 2 tier policing. So yes, since 2015 and beyond they have done the exact opposite of what the people wanted.
The problem is some people won't accept facts anymore. They'll go to social media and get told "alternative facts" and accept those instead. Experts? They're all "controlled" obviously. It's a conspiracy mindset with a lack of critical thinking and attaching false beliefs to ones identity, making it incredibly difficult to let go whenever it's challenged.
Yep 75 percent of social housing is taken by Somalian born people. So no f ING issue with immigration at all. Got your own house by any chance? Therefore you don't think it's an issue do you?
I came to Britain in 1969 as a refugee from then Communist Poland. Didn't retire until I was nearly 73, completed university education here, yet I was told that I don't speak " proper" English as I still have "bongo bongo accent, and that I haven't even attempted to integrate as I am not a Christian - well most of my British born and bred friends are not Christian either, I am a vegetarian - again, most of my friends are, and also because I take my tea with lemon, not with milk!
As said in The Big Short. "I have a feeling in a few years people are going to be doing what they always do when the economy tanks. They will be blaming immigrants and poor people."
Financial crashes are generally caused by greedy rich people, who then expect the poor to pay for the recovery.
They have been doing that here for some years .
rich man's trick to run away with the money
Checking in cars to see if passengers are 'white', can you imagine how frightening that was?
Far right conspiracy theory.
They did a similar thing in Seattle during the BLM riots.
@@greamespens1460complete lie
@@Trump20-24years There are videos on line. One person refused to stop and the next clip was that person on local news stating his business burned down.
There was one driver who chumped them and they were all calling out for the police
Blm did the same
Some parts of the England's people were being stop in their vehicles bye the colour of their skin threaten with harm,and a,reform Ltd MPs saying on GB propaganda channel for the removal of stammer well I reckon that needs a visit from the police to speak to him trying to overthrow, a government
Starmer.
They did this in riots in the US over BLM, were you upset?
These people see, rightly or wrongly the perceived double standard
@@emrah5538time to remove farage, only ltd company, I bet are a lot of reform amongst them
People were saying bye? 🤔
@@emrah5538 That's got to be autocorrect playing silly-b's. Mine doesn't recognise Starmer as a name either. About time it got an update.
It's our MAGA unfortunately
Is anyone else seeing the massive irony of an empire that invaded and colonised land all over the world up in arms over immigrants? I do.
OH Get a Grip !.....
The ignorant don't understand this fact, actions have consequences.
Fool
@@rossmudie9298 There ancestors were savages when the roman's first encountered them and it was the romans that began to first build this country they walk on, Cities in Britain I'd imagine would be in very different places from what they are now, many modern British cities were built up by the Romans.Pre Roman times British locals were militarised, with tribes continually fighting each other
@@Jp-kb3op Savages according to the Roman occupiers, the truth is the Celts were an impressive people with trade all across Europe.
The people at the top who incited this violence need to be charged.
tony blair, david cameron, boris johnson and kier starmer?
@@nicholashanson9508You missed out your mate Farage.
@@rowancrew2934 can you tell me exactly what farage has said to incite this?
@@teelo523 What a waste of time that would be.
@@nicholashanson9508Tommy Robinson TV talk show
The people who are knowingly creating and sharing misinformation should be given the bill for the destruction, carnage, policing etc.
Elon musk is responsible too.
Free Cars … I don’t know if I should laugh or cry…. Whoever believes this should be entitled to a stupidity benefit !!
I love how people don't understand concepts of
a) not all foreigners are illegal, and may have savings
B) you can buy cars on finance for a small downpayment
Yes proper refugees, with families, old cars but not everyone of course.
I think they're confused with that time an asylum seeker's child was given a toy car by a charity.
What’s wrong with saying they smell of curry if is continuous?
@@MyraRobertson-l8c
*_"What’s wrong with saying they smell of curry if is continuous?"_*
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Well said. 'Pogroms committed against innocent people whose crime is to have a parent born somewhere else, or to be a different colour, or just to be different.' So much for the British value of tolerance.
Their tolerance is not tolerated
The British value of tolerance ? Everything of value was stolen or desecrated by the Tories...
Or, indeed, "pogroms" committed against innocent people whose crime is to be born *here,* or to be white, or just to be part of a cultural group who aren't preferred by the Woke Establishment.
There are thugs on both sides.
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Unbelievable that you don't think Britain is a very tolerant society!! You tar millions of Brit's with a few hundred rioters. Everyone is free to rally or protest, just need to be peaceful and think about everyone around them!!
The biggest lesson for me is to remember that, when they say "Immigrants coming will bring violence", they mean FROM THEMSELVES.
So who carried out that devasting act of "violence" in London in 2005?...
You must be comfy underneath your rock
@@londonmum1901 All three of the bombers were born in the UK. Two of them were born in Leeds, and one of them was born in Bradford, so, not immigrants. Is... is this embarrassing for you?
@@reacenessand they committed their acts for who ?
@@leostreat3573 Were they immigrants or were they not immigrants? You really chose the wrong example to make this pathetic point. I'm sure you could have chosen another example and it still would have been pathetic, but it may have been more effective. This is really embarrassing for you.
Will Farage be charged with inciting this weeks riots?
You want him charged for asking whether the police knew the offender prior to the crime?
@@funtimes7757 His questions were clearly designed to cause trouble. "I'm just asking questions". Yeah.
@@funtimes7757 No for asking questions he already knew the answers to in order to deliberately stir people up. He knew exactly why information was being withheld for the moment, he knew the legal reasoning, but he prentended like there was something nefarious going on to stir people up. At best it was irresponsible.
Exactly
Should we bring back an old DETERRENT for the INCITERS of HATE and DIVISION???.............................I don't know, i'm just asking questions...YW...
Greggs was attacked because gingerbread men are brown people I heard.
all them vegans flooding over ere and changing our sausage rolls
Greggs was attacked by a Muslim group
@teelo523 yes they went for something to eat and alls they had were bacon and sausages butties, and sausage rolls, and then proceeded to wreck the place
@teelo523 There's video of it being smashed up by two white men.
@@teelo523 Sounds like one of those 'they get free cars' lies to me. But you can prove me wrong. You can find the footage from the Greggs attack that shows this, and post a link here.
Actually speaking to the people waiting on asylum claims in a hotel 5 minutes from mine, you actually find out they've been here for 2 years waiting on an answer, lonely, desperate with no social life allowed outside other asylum seekers. With no answers, cant go home even if they wanted to. The whole point in making them wait so long is to deter them when they eventually get their cases heard. The cruelty WAS the while point. This has been coming for years due to the lack of access to healthcare, dentists, poor job market post covid. All of which is a tory feature not a bug.
I hear that the most draconian provision of Shakira Law is s97(3)(b) which provides that "a person commits an offence under this section if their hips, or any of the body parts listed in schedule 6 of this Act, intentionally or negligently mislead, deceive, or otherwise express any falsehood".
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This comment is massively underrated 😅😂😅
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Shakira law is the best law, unlike Sharia law.🤣
Whenever I bring up that the man was born in Wales, the amount of people who reply with 'a dog born in a stable isn't a horse' blows my mind twice over. First it blows my mind that people think that of other people, then it blows my mind again that they feel empowered enough to put such vitriolic bile out into the world. To think of an entire group of other people that they are just animals is, ironically I suppose, completely animalistic.
Do the people of India perceive Kipling, Cliff Richard and Michael Mosely as Indian?
Do you?
Do the people of Tanzania perceive Freddie Mercury as Tanzanian. (He is of Indian origin)
This racism which I presume you are referring to works both ways
I think that person means that just because he was born here doesn’t make him British
@@shemwonders7974 Which is a commonly encountered thing of others by others in other countries
@@greamespens1460they were born in British territories and like everyone in the empire, they were British subjects.
But yes, white people born in Jamaica are Jamaican. Same in Zimbabwe, south Africa, Kenya.
There's a difference between born in your home or somewhere you are temporarily living.
@@verystripeyzebra there are millions of Scots that have "British Citizen" on their passport do they perceive they are British or Scottish?
My point is how you feel and how others feel not the legal position
An old guy at my bus stop saw a group of women in hijabs and said something racially offensive. Normally I wouldn’t say anything. I asked him to repeat it. He did and added “they got homes for free. Wait until they are your next door neighbour” I said “ You are abhorrent and telling lies, they don’t get free homes, they buy them. Pay taxes . By the way I live next door to an immigrant family, the oldest gentleman fought for this country, you might have heard about them, he was a Gurkha’ his next comment made me laugh ‘ I don’t mean them’
Where was the riots for Lucy letbie she’s even worse than this boy
Huw Edwards? Defended by the people that form your opinions...
@KilGore-o5t "lol" I guess what they say about the relationship between minds and amusement is true.
The BBC propaganda is consumed by the left, that is the relevance
She's white
She. Is white
@@linaanderson2622 so are you
Aren’t you disgusted that suella was even allowed on here? Sprouting her hatred
could they disinfect the chair enough?
@@sim.ulationkoyo😂😂
@@sim.ulationkoyo 👍🏾
It's the airways that need the disinfecting, tho....
Could be worse - could you imagine if she was here this week 😦
@@markwelch3564 that was my fear - after they got rid of Sangita you knew it was going downhill …
The irony of "we want our country back" is lost on them... think Australia, New Zealand America Falklands Gibraltar... they want their co countries back too
The falklands have never been Argentina’s Britain was on the island long before the Spanish was
@Arif Whst a nonsensical comment. Should get a few likes here.😂😂
Falklands voted a few years back. 90% of the population voted to remain part of the UK. I'd say they're quite happy. Australia and New Zealand are independent nations whose only contemporary ties to Britain are memberships of The Commonwealth, which is totally voluntary. As for "America" (I assume you mean the USA), they have been proudly free of Britain since 1776. They have a minor celebration of it on July 4th. You might want to look it up 😉
I am so sorry for the all the victims of this racisme, and hatred. It's a shame I told my kids I wanted to celebrate my big birthday in England because I have been there many times and just love it. But now I'll stay here in Denmark.
Tak. Jeg bor en England. Det er ikke fa farligt for dig her - er kun nogle steder, hvor nogle mennesker kaemper. Du kan feirer du fodselsdag en England hvis du vil!
feel free to visit scotland we welcome all even the danes :P
Come to Bristol, it's a nice city and safe , the problem is more up north
@@stuartmelville5684 lol I know scotland and your right its very nice even for a Dane hahahaha
@@MoBoxing Thank you :) I was never in Bristol.
Watching gb news talk about this violence like they are not complicit in it makes my blood boil!!
Governments fault for letting the third world into our once great nation
If they are complicit, then every single left wing channel or news media was complicit with the blm riots and in Leeds. This goes both ways
they've been bought out by russia to help divide us so we become destabilised, same with talktv. they need to be banned but we have the whole freedom of speech thing..search for yuri bezmenovs warning to the USA in 1982(ex KGB agent) he warned us, should be shown in every western school.
@@RichardFraser-y9t They have been fanning the flames.
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Note how in some of these riots you saw an Israeli flag.
Has James O'Brien ever had to live beside a migrant hotel, he might have a different opinion if he had to tolerate his daughter being followed by migrant men, shouting vile threats and open drug dealing and use.
GB NEWS and TALK TV still stirring it ( and pretending that it's not them encouraging it )
Thanks for telling the truth ❤
Half of what he said are lies and conjecture
The daily Mail front page last week “Summer of discontent” with its fingers crossed.
My wife works for a council and can tell anyone that asylum seekers don't get given free stuff - be it cars or otherwise. They get fed and watered and looked after same as you would for any human or living thing, because if you don't, what are you? The sort of person who'd shoot children on a beach? It's so frustrating. I do think the media should report the facts - they never do. They tell a tiny bit of the story and armchair 'experts' make up their own narrative to fill in these gaps themselves.
Stop lying. My wife works for council in my area, it was clear new social housing built in the area was to be used to house immgrants and that's exactly what happened. Don't you dare write a comment claiming stuff that's not true. I have young people living in tents and in empty garages by me because social housing is being given to immgrants, that is a fact. Just because your area dosent engage in it, it doesn't mean it isn't a reality in other areas. Hence why Rayner said others must start taking there fair share.
@@artistreality I’m not lying. Furthermore any further replies you make won’t deserve the dignity of a reply from me, so type away my friend.
@@eggweed_productions Plenty of evidence they get clothes, phones, a room, meals, an allowance, and put on the housing list. All whilst our own starve on the streets. They should not be here.
@@artistrealityBack to Russia, Boris.
@@artistrealitylf the tories had done their jobs and processed the asylum claims like any competent goverment would have done we would not have the need to spend billions housing these unfortunate people.amagine how much better spent that money could ha e been.lnstead we have people like you blaming the people existing in these hotels instead of the real criminals the last useless goverment.
Farage should be in prison for incitment!!GBNews and Talk TV should also be closed down for the same..!!!
Why because you don’t agree with what they say ?
Radio rwanda ...
@str Think that's a reasonable deduction.😊
So instead of debate & understanding different points of view, put them in jail? That’s a very dangerous road……Also I have not heard Farage incite violence🤔
It’s a reminder of the bad old days in the 70s for my parents and the 80s for my generation the racism just changed form straight to your face to other subtle but nasty rascism during my adult life in work, on the road etc
Racism has never left the UK it’s just a hidden under current which surfaces when the circumstances are right!!!
Don’t get distracted, this is essentially down to wealth inequality where the bottom 1/3 have been driven into poverty & now conflict after the cumulative effects of 40 plus years of Thatcherite economic inequality.
but "lefty socialists" are apparently the problem...
Exactly this!!!!!!
And if Farage were ever to take charge, he would make the wealth gap even larger.
Yeah I’m in my 40’s and I can tell you as a brown person, with a white Irish mother it’s racism, what was considered far right is just right wing now the Overton Window has truly shifted
It's really not. It's mayhem caused by a few hundred people, not a social justice movement.
Shakira Law: “Thou hips shalt not lie”! 😂
One question not being asked is where is Rishi Sunak during this crisis . Is he still sulking ? . He's the leader of the opposition isn't he ? . Why the silence Sunak ? .
@@stesco71 Don't be a silly Billy !
@@stesco71 He isn't on holiday though is he. Literally 5 seconds worth of research would tell you that. Stop spreading more false information.
He's not on Holiday
@@MichealHarris-il6zi what a prat he is on Television doing an interview and working closely with senior fellow cabinet ministers and allowing them to do their jobs.
@@MichealHarris-il6zi leader of the opposition would not interfere in every day operations
Is Farage, as an MP, allowed to do this sort of monologue in the media? I thought Jacob Rees-Moggbad the Bad was chastised for doing this sort of thing?
Farage is the UK Drumph😂
The thugs in the riots do not express the views of ordinary people, who are striving to live descent lives. There is not connection between patriotism and nationalism. Those who stoke the flames from their positions of comfort must be held account.
They do reflect 41 million people who want to control our borders
But they do - the silent majority may not agree with their methods, but they do agree with the sentiment - stop the boats! You have no clue what you are talking about.
This applies to ALL In the UK media, and people doing so on this radio channel .
@@steve10 Define far left.
There is a connection between patriotism and nationalism. What an absurd statement. In your country, in the US and in my country (Australia) the "i-word" has been, for as long as I've been alive (and before), in the top 2 issues. Many people who vote Labo(u)r or Dems don't want the i-words here either or get uncomfortable about numbers or when they see a few too many brown faces. They also hold views you'd be surprised at about who they consider "real" Britons or Australians or Americans. So, it's a majority.
Going on these thugs' premise, no one who comes from another country should live in the UK Well that means no one from the UK should be able to go and live in another country.
What a Boring World it would be! 😴
Never watched this channel before but I’m now a fan!
How do we hold these public figures/MPs accountable?
Starmer should be in jail then
@@Dynasty1818 Starmer the least of the instigators, he was just the last to jump on the bandwagon
You use a thing called the Ballot Box.
Something that 60% of people can't even be bothered to walk 400 yards to every 4 years to use.
As a U.S. citizen, Im fascinated by the parallells of our current political threats being so identifiable with the U.K. Wishing you the best to get through these troubling times. We can regard this is a learning experience and work to defend democracy and the constitution. Society is exposing deep seated illness and government exposes corruption and incompetence. We must do better. As citizens and human beings.
Thank goodness you're back to speak some truth to what's blatantly happening
Truth? I am sorry but he will just bash those disgruntled people and call them all sorts while at the same time tellimg us to be kind to all people. 😂
O'Brien needs to show some respect and restraint for the all you can eat buffet 😂😂😂
Truth the man wanted to put me in a camp for not taking something that had not been tested.I don’t mind his followers taking it but bulk if they’ve given it to their Children
I didn't hear him mention the other faction who have been attacking people in our towns and cities, yet is going unreported in the media.
The man is Evil
My blood brother is an immigrant
A beautiful immigrant
My blood brother’s Freddie Mercury
A Nigerian mother of three
He’s made of bones, he’s made of blood
He’s made of flesh, he’s made of love
He’s made of you, he’s made of me
Unity
Fear leads to panic, panic leads to pain
Pain leads to anger, anger leads to hate
"Shakira Law" - a tax haven where lying hips get charged with perjury.
PLEASE bring back the footie season so these THUGS can go and support their respective teams !!
DO NOT BRING BACK SUELLA!!!!!
oh go on. It'd be a laugh now she's not a minster
do not bring back the Kraken!!!
She's the perfect cheerleader for these riots. She did call on them to defend our country.
Unfortunately I think that she's a victim in the "if a dog is born in a barn it doesn't make it a horse' policy.
I think she wanted a racism and xenophobia to operate at like 60% to exclude her. Or she forgot she's not a "native".
Yeah we don't want opposing views otherwise we might get upset
@@teelo523 There are plenty of opposing views, most are so weak when questioned.
I am so glad James is back. A voice of sanity and truth amongst the blandness from the other presenters.
Insanity and untruths.
Fully tested stops transmission etc lock up the unvaccinated as long as you took his advice Journey Well Journey Soon.
"I want my country back"
correct response: "you think you own a country?...LOL... the country owns you, dum dum"
Wanting 'my country back' has never been about ownership - more to do with a return to values they hold dear... for better or worse.
@@taykitrleevitt4314Return to what exactly though? At what point in history did the UK not have immigrants?
I've been so fortunate that my wife and I have raised three children who we've imbued with a hatred of all forms of racism. My one daughter married someone who is from Jamaica and we have two granddaughters 9 and 11 and we worry about the future direction of travel. The eldest is due to start at secondary school and previously been protected from any abuse because of her skin colour. As a retired teacher I had to deal with racism amongst certain pupils .
Gb news and talk tv need be sued and shut down. Tommy needs to be arrested and farage and cruella
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Send them to Rwanda
Maybe there should be a grown up conversation about these things
@@IanMartin-vb3imdont be silly. They cant be had, just throw insults around and claim the moral high ground.
Problem is you risk making these people martyrs. Same with maga. You remove trump tomorrow maga still exists.
I want my country back. My country is Scotland!!! 🏴🏴❤️
Roll on Scottish independence 🏴
Watching James speak with such frustration in his voice is mirroring my own frustration. How do you educate and persuade these people?
It’s no longer possible. It could have been done, but the system of greed has failed then.
Ban farage from social media. He’s a pariah.
These people do not change their minds because their identities are built around these views. What they do is seek reinforcement rather than facts.
Such a report as that from Hounslow will be ignored by them as it does not reinforce the position created by Farage (for example) that these refugees are placed in 5 star hotels.
@@albertbrammer9263 Why are they entitled to any hotel room at all? What about the money they get given to live? Billions upon billions are spent on these layabouts while the youth can't afford rent or a house.
@@MS-ii1svwe should be able to afford both, and need to ask where the money has been going, rather than supporting ordinary people
@@markwelch3564 Even if we had a trillion pounds to spare it should not be spent on these people. They shouldn't be here at all.
@@MS-ii1sv each to their own, I'm happy with muslim neighbours, and I am glad there's no fascists here!
Thank goodness , i just found this channel and i am happy to see a presenter neither actively spouting xenophobia or choosing to remain neutral on these issues. We should not be remaining neutral on these issues, the active far right are a small group , but the reason they are having such an impact is because so many people are harbouring these shocking views in private. Its a far bigger issue in this country than many realize.
GBN, Farage, Tousi etc need to be called out for their part in stirring up hate
Starmer to!
And Talk TV, shockingly even worse GBNews
What, telling the truth?
Bless, you guys keep listening to James O'brien and put the kettle on for a herbal Tea.
@@ghfishshills
£6.4 billion for immigration, winter fuel payments cut for pensioners...says it all really doesn't it 😡
The “poor” rich people won’t be able to claim a means tested benefit. The UK government is to blame for involvement in foreign affairs destabilising other countries (Afghanistan, Iraq, etc) causing people to flee and seek safety and a better life elsewhere. But you carry on being the victim, mate.
@@laurawoods7494 Most of the so called asylum seekers coming here are nothing of the sort as I'm sure you're well aware. Real refugees are men women and children of all ages not only young men under the age of 30.
It's means tested. Keep up
These are the same people who voted for Brexit right ? And they now say how country has gone to pots don't make me laugh
They haven't connected the dots yet. Few more years of victimising others and they might twig on 😂
I think James needs to start his own digital radio channel. The fact that Cruella Blunderman was sat on that very seat is quite unnerving
he would be skint in a week
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@@deadcert…And Laurence Fox is what exactly? 🤨
Even tho i detest her and her views, i thought it gave a great opportunity for the public to give her a piece of their minds.
I found it therapeutic.
I hope they disinfected his seat - fancy having to sit on her sweaty chair!!
Shakira law? I guess that would be “Hips Don’t Lie (Dance Like This)” - and I can get down with that. It sure beats hooligans terrorizing people!
I was in a conversation with someone in a pub who believed that every refugee who comes over on ' the boats ' gets a car, a house, and five thousand pounds.
People always get very angry at the thought anyone is getting freebies that they don’t get!
Moved to a maisonette from tower block by council when my 3 year old was diagnosed with leukaemia.
Neighbours complained that my kitchen had an extra cupboard!
Sadly this is human nature to a few.
When I reform vote came in, I felt unwelcome in my own country. Now with these riots i feel really scared.
Reform did not win.
Last week i overheard, at work, someone complain that his sister couldn't get a job in a factory down in South London because they're all foreign and she couldn't speak their language.
His words: "Can you imagine, a British born citizen can't find work because she only speaks English? In her country?".
I was so disgusted by that obvious lie that i just up and left, it's impossible that's what really happened, because if it was it would be all over the news.
I'm a migrant myself, i came here not to flee my worn torn country but to provide a better life for my family. I work, pay my taxes, and have made tons of friends from all corner of the world, and yet these people make me feel like I'm trespassing.
Once everyone looks and sounds and acts exactly like them, they'll realise that the only people left to hate is themselves.
They have never even liked themselves.
😆 " Do you like curry john? " - "yes james i do " 🤣
They want to ban Halal too, yet have been eating it at least 4 or 5 times a week for most of their adult lives.
@@ohdearism It's virtually certain they've also been eating kosher food regularly, too.
Wouldn't want to live nextdoor to an Indian restrant though, i love curry but don't want my washing smelling of it. Or coming in my windows every night.
It is a strong smell you can't deny that!
@beck8880 that's true it is quite a strong smell though most established restaurants would have adequate ventilation/filtration ,channeling the fumes to well above ground level , still for me walking by often makes me hungry 🤷♂️😆
@@ohdearism that because our pizza shops are halal.Why south Asian running Italian Christian cuisine
I remember the phrase "you can't reason someone out of a belief they didn't reason themselves into"
Glad i'm here before all the bots have turned up.
The Bots do seem remarkably effective on this topic, but they seem to be targeting outlets like the Telegraph & GBeebees, where I assume the audience is more receptive to right wing dog whistling?!
The same bots that made you vote Labour?
The truth hurts you lot doesn't it 😂😂
@@exsubmariner What truth?
I'm waiting to see what they do. The bot farms have been a nightmare for Reddit mods on the biggest UK sub.
They are starting to get some control back now though.
It's all about controlling the algorithm.
The piece that is not being covered is the way the UK legal system will treat these rioters and those involved. Threatening violence with a weapon in a riot up to 10years with immediate incarnation.
As an example someone involved in the 2011 troubles who stole a bottle of water, he was charged with looting and was immediately taken to prison for 6 months.
Exactly.
If the justice system doesn't throw the book at these idiots , then we will have plenty more of these so called protests for a long time to come.
People complaining that a boy born from refugees from Rwanda shouldn't have been here from the start, are the same people telling us Rwanda is a safe country.