Discussion on UK Immigration and Demographics
Where am I?
Because I recognize this place.
It's just the place I recognize isn't supposed to be here.
When I was a Green Beret in First Special Forces Group, we did a training exercise
with the Bangladeshi military, and this looks very much like the markets
I
saw in Dhaka or Chittagong.
There's only one problem.
This is the United Kingdom,
and not some far-flung area or insulated enclave.
This is Whitechapel,
a 15-minute walk from the Tower of London,
and this isn't just happening in Whitechapel.
Because within the space of 30 years, Greater London, Birmingham, Leicester,
Manchester, Luton, and others, have been transformed through
mass migration,
both legal and illegal.
This year, there have been more people coming to the
UK in small boats
than ever before.
We have never seen net migration as high as it has been in the last few years.
The number of people arriving in the UK who require accommodation has
reached record levels.
There has been more net migration in the United Kingdom in the last 20 years
than in the last 10 centuries combined.
People say, "Oh, you know, people who are concerned about mass immigration are
extremists." It's like you did an extreme thing to
the country.
That is demographic replacement.
It's a controversial view to express, but there is no other word for it.
Demographic replacement.
'Cause why would you let in millions of people who are unvetted if not
to change the country from within?
Many Americans are gonna have a big wake-up call.
The Britain that they picture
is gone. It's gone.
But it's not just mass migration.
It's where the mass migration is coming from.
Tensions around immigration are running high.
We don't actually know where they're coming from, who they are, how old
they are.
Britain is facing a migrant crime epidemic.
Brutal footage of an alleged knife attack in Belfast.
Kuwaiti national found guilty of sexually assaulting a young girl in a shop and
hoarding nearly 4,000 indecent images of children.
So foreign nationals were convicted of more than a quarter of
all sexual assaults
on women.
And when they were in court, one of them said, was asked if he knew the
difference between rape and sex, and he said,
"Rape is sex." And that is the kind of culture person that
sadly we, we are importing.
Now, this is the part where some will accuse
anybody of making this
observation of being racist or xenophobic.
And I know because I spent 10 years in a legislature, where every
time I brought up a genuine concern from my constituents, my
colleagues would automatically accuse me of bigotry.
But in reality, all they were doing was using offense as a
substitute for an argument.
The elite was too scared of being called racist.
England's a blueprint for America. It's coming. Yeah. It's just a blueprint.
Because Britain and the United States have something in common.
We've both been subjected to a well-funded and organized effort to
convince us that mass immigration is necessary
economically, socially, and even morally.
That to the extent that we have a culture of our own,
we should be ashamed of
it, and therefore grateful for the cultural
enrichment we are now
experiencing. And what makes it enriching exactly?
Well, the fact that it comes from somewhere,
anywhere, as long as
it bears no resemblance to our own heritage.
But how serious is this threat?
A political earthquake threatens to reshape America.
Not all cultures are the same.
Radical agendas could become law.
We're seeing the fruits of those efforts.
Decades of development-
You cannot ban Sharia. It will always be protected under the
First
Amendment.
None of this has to happen. We don't have to live like this.
The biggest threat to the West, hands down, is, is radical
fundamentalist Islam.
How would you deconstruct and
demoralize a nation?
Uh, like in simplest terms,
it's an identity crisis.
End of transcript · 664 words