Bob of Speakers' Corner

And so to maintain their own comforts, what they do is they suppress liberties and they take away liberties of the people to acquiesce to the biggest bully in the room.

And so they literally do what the bully wants because they hope maybe to placate the bully or maybe at some point in the future the bully won't bully them, you know.

And I think it's a very bad situation that we're in in the UK.

Statistically, it's the Christian community.

So Rupert Lowe did a study recently where he showed that there's been eight crimes against a church every day.

I'm not sure of the timeframe, but another study done by the Countryside Alliance showed

showed that there was over 9,000 crimes in a two-year period against Christian churches, of which over 1,000 of them were acts of violence.

There's been murder attempts of Christians at Speaker's Corner.

Hatton Tash, Dr. David Banda,

Hatton Tash again, along with myself and any other Christian that John Little could have shot up at the time.

There are Christian churches being attacked in East London.

We've got that phenomena that started to arrive now in the UK of churches that have been there for centuries suddenly catching fire.

Just like you've got in France.

When there's over a thousand violent attacks against churches and it doesn't make the news and no one's talking about it, then that kind of tells you that there's problems both inside the Christian community, because we're not talking about it, but there's also problems within the state.

It's got a blind spot.

It's got a blind spot, partly because Christians aren't talking about it.

You know, obviously the attacks on those ambulances in Golders Green was horrendous.

But the number of attacks against Christian churches dwarfs the number of attacks against any other group.

And yet when a porch was set on fire by, it turned out, I think it, correct me if I'm wrong, it turned out by another Muslim,

from another sect set their mosque door on fire.