“It’s WORSE Than You Think” AY Audits Attacked For Exposing The Truth
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Refugees welcome here. They're not welcoming your area. Masked up Muslims. 10, 15 of them around me. Sliding bangles down to use as a knuckle duster. They're taking belts off. You've got to be brave because you're walking into places where you could get stabbed to pieces. Killed. Easy. I'm banned from Surrey. Banned from Essex. Banned from Derbyshire. DJE Media. He only had one image.
Who the fuck says that?
AJ Audits. He was in Nont's case, wasn't he? Convicted.
Was he in the wheelchair?
He was in the wheelchair. That's where he belongs. He's come from a boat processing centre. Within three days, he's been given a 300-pound apartment. I need to get in there. I need to have a look. QR code on the wall. If you need a dentist appointment, just scan here. If you need your doctors, just scan here. I've only ever had one person come to me in the street. Aggressive. How did you deal with that? appropriately. Women that were shipped out of the country, kept in cages, animals forced upon them. These people don't want to settle to our way of life. They come from places we're told not to go. They're dangerous, dangerous to women. And you want to keep bringing these people here. This is crazy.
It beggars belief. AY, thanks for coming back. Last time you was on, you was about a year into your hotel auditing of migrant hotels. So we're now nearly another year on. And I remember what you said about your political views before. I don't know if we spoke about it on camera or off camera, but the question is, since the last time we spoke, since you've been ordered in more and more hotels, going to more and more protests, has your political view changed?
And if so, how? I think when I first started, well, you are, you're central. Yeah, because I was a central person anyway. Kept it neutral. Kept it neutral, but I'm going to be honest, I didn't really care about politics and stuff. It wasn't really what I was into. And I started going to these hotels just to see for my own self. And then the more that you go, you start looking at, you start hearing stories. Well, I don't even call them stories no more. I actually call them truths from people, you know? So I don't even look at them as stories. And then... you start to do your own little research into stuff. Then I looked into this UN report, 157 page document that's actually on the United Nations page on their own website.
And then you look at it and it's like the white replacement and stuff. And they was talking about this, can't remember when it was published off the top of my head, but let's just say like 15, 20 years ago. And then you start reading things like this. And like I say, you start hearing people's truths about things that have happened to them, happened to their daughters. And then you kind of shift to the right. You're getting treated really badly from the left. You're getting like mud chucked at you left, right and centre.
Yeah.
How did AY Audits go from politically neutral to right-leaning after auditing migrant hotels?
They're writing up stories about you, calling you far right, whatever, far right, bigot, whatever they do. And then, yeah, so you kind of like shift more to the right as you're going along, I guess.
So when you were going in neutral, that still wasn't good enough for the left. They still called you far right.
Yeah. And now, like, you look at Bicester. Yeah, it's a prime example, Liam, yeah? They're opening up a camp for 1,250 migrants. Who's the ones that are out there putting campaigns for them not to come? Stand up to racism. They're doing a petition. Exactly, it's too close to home. Because it's too close to home. So it's all good and well, like these protesters coming from places like Oxford or wherever they're coming from, and with their little signs, refugees welcome here. Well, these people don't even live here or in them towns. But when it is coming to their towns... They're actually organising their own petitions and whatnot to turn around and say, no, we don't want it. And you sit there and you think to yourself, so that must make you far right racist then.
I mean, how are they going to box and package that? Stand up to racism stands up to stand up to racism.
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–3:05
2
How did AY Audits go from politically neutral to right-leaning after auditing migrant hotels?
3:05–18:19
3
How has mainstream media and organisations labelled AY and how did he respond?
18:19–22:31
4
What shocking conditions and demographics did AY find inside migrant hotels?
22:31–28:02
5
What police arrests, bans and legal challenges has AY faced while auditing?
28:02–1:25:06
Speakers
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