The Dozen with Liam Tuffs
Mixed Race Priest DEMANDS Foreigners Be Deported: Calvin Robinson
14 Jun 2026
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Chapter 1: What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
People who believed in Christ died for Christ. People who believed in Muhammad killed for Muhammad. We have no blasphemy laws whatsoever or we have Christian ones. We shouldn't have Islamic ones. I hate Islam because I think Islam is evil. Every 100 pregnancies in this country there are 50 abortions. Priests over the years that have fiddled with choir boys.
Anyone that rapes a child should be hanged.
Chapter 2: What are Calvin Robinson's views on Islam and its compatibility with the West?
at the very least. I think most people should marry within their race.
Chapter 3: What are Calvin's thoughts on the impact of abortion in Britain?
Englishmen 100 years ago would have said the English race is a superior race. The English race is superior. We are literally being governed by foreigners and by a foreign faith that is contradictory to our own faith. England will no longer be English in our lifetimes unless we do something about it. I'm a massive fan of re-migration. I love this country.
It's not going down the pump because of the invaders. It's the people who are letting the invaders in. Stop it. These people are the enemy.
Do you ever have any invasive thoughts? I could kill him. I'd love to fuck her. Those kind of invasive thoughts.
People worship Nigel Farage, a despicable man. He should bring back the EDL. I think the EDL was a good idea, and we need something like that. That's a statement.
Calvin, thanks for coming on. My pleasure. Without pointing out the obvious, you are a mixed-race priest. I was the last time I checked. Yeah, you still are.
Okay, cool.
And I'd say you're one of the most controversial Christian voices in the UK.
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Chapter 4: Why does Calvin believe in the necessity of remigration?
So give me a background story and tell me how you landed here.
I mean, I grew up in a former minor town, working class family from Mansfield, Nottinghamshire. So where I grew up, everyone says the same kind of stuff that I say. It's just ordinary to me. It's normal. It's not out there at all. Until I come to London. And I mix with the metropolitan liberal elites who are politically correct. And they'll say, yeah, yeah, I agree with you, Calvin.
Yeah, yeah, yeah. In one-on-one conversations. And then they'll go out and publicly denounce you as a far-right bigot. You're like, wait, what's going on here? I think the north of this country is still in touch with real England.
And the southern softies have kind of, not all of them, but a lot of them, have taken on board this liberal mentality of we must pretend we're something that we're not because we don't want to offend anyone that's not us.
So what sort of stuff could you say where you're from that you couldn't get away with down here? You know what I was thinking about? Because you are with a Southern softie.
I won't hold it against you. Southern fairy. My granddad, my maternal grandfather was like very sound. Today they call him based. But growing up, I was always like, granddad, you can't say that. And I cringe looking back at the amount of times I kind of silenced or censored him for just speaking his own beliefs. He'd be like, I went to the corner shop, Calvin, didn't speak a word of English.
I'm like, now I'm like, yeah, well, if you're in England, you should be speaking English. And if you run a business, you should be serving your customers in English. He was right. My granddad was right about everything. But at the time, as a young kid, questioning, you know, my authorities and being surrounded by a liberal mentality that is pushed on us in the state school system.
I was like, you can't say these things, granddad. You know, he's like, woman bus driver, Calvin, can you believe it? And now I'm like, get those woman drivers off the blumming road because they can't drive.
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Chapter 5: How does Calvin Robinson define his mixed-race identity in relation to his beliefs?
And so he was right about everything.
Ah, so you had a touch of left in you when you were younger?
Yeah, I think we all start out relatively liberal and I've certainly become more conservative or more traditionalist as I've grown up.
Yeah, so you've got something to conserve and you don't really consider any alternative, do you?
But socially I've always been conservative in terms of I've always expected more of us as a society. I think it's a shame where we are right now with indecency and degeneracy celebrated and lauded as the norm.
Mm-hmm.
We'll go straight to Islam because you're very vocal about Islam. What are your main objections with Islam?
So I follow a man called Christ, right? Jesus Christ. He taught us to love God and to love our neighbour. He taught us that there is something bigger and better than us out there and we should focus on that rather than ourselves. He taught us, or through his apostles who then taught their disciples who then taught their bishops and so on all the way through to us,
what it means to be good versus what it means to be evil. And those first followers of Jesus died because they believe so strongly in him and his message. Now I see that's what our country was founded on, those principles of loving God, loving your neighbor, the Ten Commandments, about being a good person. Not a nice person, a good person. There's a distinction.
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Chapter 6: What challenges has Calvin faced within the Church of England?
I love them all. I want them to live forever in heaven. I want them to come to know Jesus Christ. But I won't subscribe to either of their ideologies. And so that makes me a problem to both of them.
You probably get it from all angles. Well, you definitely do. What about... A lot of people were now saying that it's the Jewish elite that are behind the flooding of the West with Islam.
Yeah, there's a lot of displacement. Unfortunately, we partook in that as Britain by giving over that part of Palestine to the secular Jews of the time to create their Zionist project of Israel. None of that's an opinion. That's all a fact. But the problem with that is when you move into a place that already has people living there, you have to do something about those people. What did they do?
They displaced them. And so we have angry, wild Mohammedans coming over to Europe because they're no longer welcome in the place that they grew up. And that happens a lot in the Middle East. People often say, well, we deserve what we're getting because we colonized much of the world and those people are now coming to Britain. I don't believe that to be true.
In fact, I think most places that Britain colonized were better under British rule than they are now. But regardless of that, What's happening now is that the people who've been displaced by the Israelis are coming over here and causing trouble here. And again, if you want to say that diversity is our strength, great. Then let's see some diversity in Israel.
I'm sick of liberal Jews saying to us that diversity is our strength while having none for themselves. They have an ethnic state. Why are they allowed it? I want an ethnic state for England. I want England to be for the English. And I don't think that's a bad thing. If they want Israel to be for the Israelis, why can't England be for the English? So does that mean you're pro-Zionism? No, no.
I don't subscribe to the idea. I mean, people have different definitions of Zionism. So some people will say it means... That's true enough. They have a right to defend themselves, which I don't think they're defending. I think they're mostly the aggressor. And some people will say it's that you must bless Israel in order to be blessed.
God revealed himself through the Jewish people at a time and in a place, in a season. But then he came to earth as man, as Jesus Christ, to say, these people aren't doing it right. Let me show you how to do it properly. And he fulfilled all the prophecies. He fulfilled all the promises. And so he said... You don't just have to be a Jew to be one of my people now. You can be a Gentile too.
He said the Gentiles are being grafted in with the Jews, not replacing them, but all people now are able to access me, this is him saying, or access heaven by believing him, repenting in sin and believing in Jesus Christ. So we are all God's chosen people, whereas Zionism would say, no, the Jews are God's chosen people. We should all bow down to them against supremacy.
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Chapter 7: What are Calvin's views on self-defense and gun ownership?
My Oxford Union debates is probably my legacy fighting against the established state church on same-sex marriage, which is impossible for a Christian. And I get messages every day of people who have led to the faith or led to the church or led back to the church. And so, again, I'm not boasting of this, but I'm saying I feel like I've done what I've been called to do. And I'm happy with that.
And so this is part of the reason I don't care anymore. Not that I don't care, but I'll just say what needs to be said without fear of persecution or repercussion. Because I've been canceled so many times. What can they do now other than kill me and then I get to meet him? So not that I want to die, but you know. It's just, they hold power over you if you give them power.
So you're also a black belt evangelist? Black belt gun-wielding evangelist.
With etiquette. Yeah. The barrels face the sky when you greet them on your doorstep. And what about the legacy as a person, religion aside?
Well, I'm an uncle and I love my mother, my father, my sister, my nieces. And so I'm spending time with them while I'm here. And I love them. They love me. And so as a person...
Again, I feel like I am where I'm supposed to be. Before I ask you the last couple of questions, because I'm really fond of Lawrence Fox, after I met him properly and then had a beer with him, I thought, what a lovely, kind human being. What's your relationship like with him?
He's my best mate. I love him. He is just the best person. I've had so many friends over the years who have liked me because of my... or being on television or being known by such and such. And then the moment you get cancelled, they drop you or they go quiet. Lawrence has always had my back. I've always had his back. So that's important. Loyalty is so important to me and it's so rare these days.
Yeah, I totally agree. I think he's very misunderstood, Lawrence, because he's so outspoken. I think people just... I mean, I'm not saying he's a shock jockey, but he doesn't care, which is... well, probably mostly the reason why I like him because he genuinely doesn't care.
We need more people to just say it as it is. Yeah. And I think most people in England do. I get stopped, and Lawrence does, and I'm sure you do, by black cabbies all the time.
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