John Curtis
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first heard Dec 2024
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Absolutely bloody awful and just unbearable.
I don't know how Mark Novak and the rest of the family will live with that knowledge of what happened on the street in Southampton that night.
But to go from that to make the sweeping generalisation
that there is now a two-tier policing in this country and it is anti-white, given the evidence that people have seen over successive years, just seems to me a stretch and teetering on the irresponsible, further making more difficult
the job of being a police officer in this country who are trying to keep order in the best way they can.
So that was Shabana Mahmood in the Commons a few moments ago.
Let us speak now to our very own crime agent, Andy Hughes.
Well, let me pick up on that, because I think that is the broader charge that, you know, Emily referred to from Farage at the start of this interview.
Is it possible that we can all agree that this was a terrible piece of policing, but can we generalise from that and say that there is this two-tier anti-white policing in this country?
So the potential of unrest, even though, as you say, the statistics would suggest that the greater problem in British society is that if you're black, you're more likely to be arrested.
And you can think of all the cases of the two athletes who were stopped in their BMW or the girl in Hackney who was strip searched when she was still a juvenile at a police station.
Those examples are legion.
But I suppose it is very unusual that what has happened in this case, it does seem to be that a Sikh person or the brother of the Sikh person, the brother of the murderer, was playing the race card.
Andy, answer me this question.
I mean, wasn't it ever thus that, you know, police officers are having to go and dealing with the most terrible things, whether it's people's mental health or whether it be a domestic murder or whatever it happens to be?
That is what the job entails.
And what was the influence of Vladimir Putin?
In that election, was Vladimir Putin terrified that he was going to lose a strategic ally and therefore it was Putin telling Lukashenko, you've got to stop this?
So just let me go back to 2020.
And I remember vividly the massive protests on the streets, the huge numbers of people who came out to protest against the dictator in your country.
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