Bob of Speakers' Corner

Keir Starmer went there for what, like half a day?

Yeah?

Over a thousand churches have received violent attacks in this country.

No one talks about it.

Same with Palestine.

How much effort has Keir Starmer put into talking about Palestine and what Israel is doing in Palestine?

And yet how much effort has he talked about talking about the occupation of northern Cyprus or the genocide of Christians in Nigeria or the ethnic cleansing of Christians in Azerbaijan, Artsakh?

You know, so there's really a blind spot amongst the British elites to anti-Christian, Christophobic hatred.

That isn't to deny, by the way, that there are Islamophobic attacks, that there is Islamophobia in the sense of hating Muslims for being Muslim, that there are anti-Semitic attacks.

and that people that hate Jews just for being Jews.

Those are realities as well, but obviously you ask which one's the bigger one, and it's clearly statistically anti-Christian hatred.

No, I mean, the problem with Christians, the Christian church at the moment, is that because of the Enlightenment, we have not thought about politics for 200 years.

And we don't think of ourselves as having a political agenda, as having a political identity.

And so there are Christians spread across the entire political spectrum.

So, for instance, there's thousands of Christians involved in the patriotic movement.

There's Christian leaders involved in the patriotic movement.

But when Zach Polanski...

organised his anti-racist march, because apparently all those black, Asian and white and every other kind of ethnicity that went on the Unite the Kingdom march, apparently were all racists against one another somehow.

Not quite sure how, but yeah, we are.

So when Zach Polanski organized his anti-racist march, which was dwarfed, it was like, you know, like super exaggerated figures.