Discussion on Immigration and National Identity
So you see these images of, um, these young men on boats coming over every
single day, hundreds of men from Africa and so on.
How does that make you feel?
Very angry. We could stop them tomorrow if we really had the guts.
I'd shoot them.
Sorry, but I would.
Do you think back in, back in your day they would have allowed
these boats to come
over?
No, they would stop them.
I think they would have stopped them.
You know, they're bloody silly.
They could easily stop them.
What do you think it says about Britain today that we have hundreds of thousands
of
young men crossing illegally in the Channel?
We're wet.
That's the fact. Yeah, we are wet
cu- because we allow it to happen,
I think.
I think, I, I think there's going to be a revolution
eventually.
People are fed, fed up with it.
What do you think your parents and grandparents would make of England
today?
They'd be horrified.
Horrified.
By 2063,
the country is predicted to be minority white British.
Yeah.
What do you think of that?
Pretty appalling.
Entirely our fault, of course.
Mm.
We allowed it to happen.
If you'd told your dad that the mayor of London was Sadiq Khan,
what do, what do you think he'd say?
He'd say, "I don't believe you."
There was a recent poll that said that only 6% of British
people would sign up to fight for the country.
What do you make of that? Do you think that's a change?
Well, it's a change that's also bollocks because
you then,
y- you then say, "Well, what would, what would you do if they invaded?
Would you just sit around and do nothing?"
I suggest you wouldn't. You fi- you might sit around and you might try it,
but
you'd end up in prison. So are you gonna resist?
I think you'd resist.
You'd start resisting, and then you'd find it
was too fucking late to start
resisting. You hadn't got any weapons.
If Britain was invaded today, would you sign up if you could?
Yeah, I would. Of course I would.
I mean, what's the point of just sitting around
being overruled by people
just telling you what to do? I mean,
you'll just end up being defeated people,
which is ghastly.
I mean, I would find it ghastly, and most Brits that I know would find it
ghastly.
What do you think it says about the country that so few people would, would
volunteer to fight for it?
I don't think they know what they're doing, and they, I think they're boasting.
They don't know what the... They don't know what would happen.
They just don't understand what would happen if we were taken over.
W- perhaps there's a lack of, um...
That's like I said, there's a lack of patriotism there.
There's lack of interest in, in England and, and Britain
and a lack of connection
to the nation.
But surely you don't have to be interested in Britain.
Just interested in yourself, don't you?
Do you really want to be
work in a slave camp? Do you really want to be in a slave camp?
My God, my God. You know,
you'd soon learn faster. You, you, you might, might
learn, but you'd learn late. You'd bloody well have to fight back.
You have to, wouldn't you?
We've allowed it to happen. They're so wet. We're wet.
We've allowed it to happen.
We've allowed it to happen.
Do you think with the country going in the direction it is, like I said, by within
the next few decades we'll be minority white British, millions more
people will come and so on,
do you think we're, we will still be England?
No.
We won't.
Is England dying as a country?
Well, in a way it is.
I think it is.
Yeah, I, I... It grieves me to think that this great country,
which was rather a good country, I think.
After all, we, we fought for ourselves and,
and gave these buggers their freedom in the first place, most of them, didn't we?
It grieves you to think the country is, is what?
Well,
just going downhill.
I'm glad I won't see it. I'll be dead.
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