Interview on Free Speech and Media

Tommy. Jenny.

Yeah, Democrats all here.

I think so.

It's her.

Hi, this is Jenny.

Hi, Jenny.

Hi, Tommy. How are you?

Not bad.

Oh, good. Thanks for getting back to me so quickly.

Hold on, I'm just, uh, going into a private room.

How are you doing?

Not bad.

Good. Well, we haven't met. Um, I'm with the Journal

based here in London,

um, in the UK for more than a decade.

So I appreciate you getting back to me so quickly.

Okay.

Well...

Okay.

This, this has, uh, this has nothing to do with the issues in

the

Channel four investigation, just to be clear.

Okay.

But I did see that and I s- and I saw your, uh,

I saw your post in response to that, your detailed post in

response to that. This is separate.

It was in process before that. So I just don't want that to

be confusing.

Okay. It's, uh, quite ironic timing.

Okay.

Go on, what's the questions?

What? Yeah, no, I understand. Okay. Hold on one second. Um, are you recording?

No.

No? Okay.

Why?

Do you mind if I do for accuracy?

Not for use, not for use, but just for my own purposes as a

reporter.

Mm, okay. Yeah.

Okay. Thanks. Um,

we just always have a policy. We don't do that without letting people

know.

Um-

You obviously under-- you obviously understand where you're

gonna ask me before we

start speaking. I don't trust you. I don't trust any of you. Yeah.

You-

Okay.

You, you, you're sit-- You've just told me.

Okay, I'll, I'll let you ask the question, but you've just told me that this was

before dispatches. In the same week, the dispatches have plastered loads of

bullshit. If you saw my rebuttal, can I ask as a journalist what you

thought?

I do, I do have-- I do-- I have seen your rebuttal,

but I'm telling you, this is

reporting that's very, very different.

Okay, go on. I'll let you finish before I get going.

All right. So look, yeah. So look, Tommy, we're working on a story

that's focused... You're, you're not the focus of the story,

so let me just

make that clear. It's, it's on Elon Musk's

involvement in British politics and some of the

issues and the people that he's advocated for.

And we just, we just don't ever, like, include reporting about

people without talking to them, or at least trying to talk to them.

We can't force people to talk to us.

So, you know, we wanna hear what you have to say.

Okay.

And the policy-

Okay, okay. Okay. I, I'm just gonna cut you short here.

Sixty-six thousand British people, sixty-six thousand British people have

been

prosecuted for their speech on social media.

Sixty-six thousand have been detained, sorry, arrested. Yeah.

Our country's being flooded by rapists, jihadists.

The rape rate has gone from eight thousand to eighty thousand in the space of

twenty years. And you wanna talk about fucking Elon Musk

as a problem?

I find it absolutely remarkably insane that journalists are still

latching onto something, someone who has gave people free speech in

this country,

something our government have absolutely obliterated.

They've destroyed our lives. They've destroyed my life for free speech.

You just spoke about dispatches. Dispatches owned by the government.

The gov-- on, on dispatches, on, on their own, on their own

credits for this, for their documentary, their research team was Hope not Hate.

I've already done a documentary exposing how Hope not Hate are an NGO who

blackmail, pay people and threaten people.

And you as a mainstream journalist, you know what you should be concentrating

on.

Let me give you a little bit of information.

You know the grooming gangs in the UK that Elon Musk blew up?

I've got a book out next week. The only reason why the whole world,

our country's

had to accept it as a government, an establishment, and,

and end their bloody

coverup, is because of Elon Musk.

Are you a journalist?

Yes.

Are you a good journalist?

Yes.

Then why the fuck has it took me, and me to find out

that grooming gangs have been

active in London since nineteen twenty, in Cardiff since nineteen sixteen.

There's a ple-- a female police officer who wrote a book

in nineteen fifty about

her experience. She was a lead Scot-- lead Metropolitan.

First one of the women lead in Scotland Yards. She wrote a book.

Do you know what she wrote a book about?

Dirty back street Indian rest-- um, Indian cafes being

used to prostitute young English girls.

Do you know in Cardiff, the British rioted against them in

nineteen sixteen.

Do you know in Newcastle in nineteen forty-nine.

This, th-- If you were a journalist, why has no journalist gone back through

this?

Why has no British journalist gone, looked at the history of this?

Okay.

You're instead just looking at Elon Musk.

Tommy, I, I've covered a lot of issues in my day,

including, you know,

global-

You cover fucking important ones.

Cover, cover-

I'm not gonna defend my record here.

Cover, cover important ones.

I'm calling you, I'm calling you for your views about-

My views are, my views are-

Elon Musk and free-

My views are, my views are, you're not journalists, you're

activists, and you are working to attack people who go

against the

establishment. The British establishment wanna take away

our free speech.

They want us silenced while they flood our nation,

whilst we become minorities in

our own town and whilst our daughters can't work the streets.

And you're pissed off, and the people you work for

are pissed off because Elon Musk

has given voice to the British public, and that voice has awakened a nation.

And there is a political revolution brewing in Britain because we have free

speech.

If we didn't have X, and we didn't have free speech,

you wouldn't have seen a

million on the streets, reform wouldn't be blowing up,

the public wouldn't

understand the gravity of the problem and, and the destruction that's happened to

our culture and our co-- our nation. That's why.

So I am ins-

Okay.

I, I-- You're not a journalist. You are not a journalist.

Okay.

The fact you're doing a hit speech.

All right.

So that, that's all I have to say. Go and swivel and tell your bosses-

All right. Do you wanna, do you wanna...

Can I, can I ask you some specific questions?

No, you can't. No, you can't. Go and swivel. Yeah?

You're fucking useless, the lot of ya.