Rupert Lowe
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1,164 appearances
9 recordings
8 series
first heard Dec 2025
last heard 9 Jul
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: made it very difficult for him to protect his daughter, and that is a common theme so again.
David Olusoga, Ph.D.
: The police tended to side, I guess, for fear of being called racist with the people who are perpetrating the evil, rather than the people who are trying to stop the evil.
David Olusoga, Ph.D.
: And again, this is something we want to get to the bottom of and and you know we have said and it's in the report which which you read, you have seen.
that we intend now to, we have a system here whereby we can bring private prosecution.
So if the state won't prosecute something that's wrong, a private citizen can bring the evidence together, put the case and actually bring a private prosecution.
And it's our intention to pick the worst culprits, both in terms of the perpetrators, but more importantly, you know,
the NHS, as I say, the social services, local government, the police, everyone who's failed in their duty, because in many ways, I think they've got more blood on their hands than anybody else.
Well, if the rule of law is working properly, Patrick, you want people to obey the law and abide by the law and respect the rule of law.
But the question, I guess, is how long do you put up with a deficient legal system, a deficient police response, and an evil which is damaging the interests of your young people?
I mean, sooner or later, people do have to act.
But you've probably seen, as we were talking earlier, that the state clamps down very much on any form of dissent from the indigenous population, far more aggressively than they do other people, because they know that once that gets out of control, then we end up with a very serious problem.
And the issue we've got is that we have these illegal
Migrants arriving, you know, they're called asylum seekers.
I call them economic migrants.
They're definitely not asylum seekers.
They arrive.
And because of the, I mentioned to you earlier, the Human Rights Act, which embeds within it the ECHR, the European Convention on Human Rights.
These people come in, mainly young men, predominantly Muslim, and they're being settled across the country.
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