Ben Harnwell

And they use arguments like, and here's another one of the key things I wanted to say today.

One of the things I wanted to say was we should treat human beings as if they have a higher ontological value than roof tiles.

The other thing I want to say here in relation to the... And pay attention to Pope Leo, because on the immigration issue, on the invasion issue, he is just as militant as his late, unlamented predecessor, Pope Francis.

And the trick of the Vatican here is the promotion of fake virtues, such as...

tolerance, and openness, which are fake virtues.

And I'm quite happy to say I'm neither of those things because they're not virtues.

In fact, the opposite of those things, from my perspective, is the virtue.

To be closed-minded, I'm going to say, fair enough, call me closed-minded, I'll accept it.

Say you call me intolerant, fair enough.

I'm okay with that.

I can live with that.

The real false virtue, however, of the Vatican and its poisonous tentacles throughout public life and social fabric in the West is false compassion.

Okay?

Let me give an example on how I see false compassion being used to the detriment of Western civilisation.

Third world illegals take away low paying jobs from our most vulnerable workers, drive down wages and exhaust our already overstretched public services.

It must take a particular type of psycho to consider the humanity of millions of migrants in the abstract whom they have never met and at the same time nurture cold indifference towards actual

real people they see struggling every day.

Zero compassion for friends, neighbours, family, unable to cope with being priced out of a job and unable to cope with the ever increasing tax burden required to pay for constant new arrivals.

Of these people, our people,

whom our overlords actually do know, they never consider the humanity.