My RADICAL Plan For Britain | ‘Here’s What I’d Change’
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Why does the host refuse to stay silent about illegal immigration and grooming gangs?
Don't fucking talk about Islam, bruv. Six guys coming
at you with a machete.
I've watched England turn to absolute shit because of these people. There's extremists in every religion, but it's a disproportionate amount in Islam. Speak about Islam one more time, see what happens to you. These are friends of mine. Houston, we have a problem. You got fucking animals coming here, don't know how to behave. They're having fucking pamphlets being given out on how not to rape. People like to conflate race and religion. Everything is racist nowadays. You're allowed to be openly racist to watch. White people. They all look the same, don't they? They're all fat, they're all ugly, they all have blue hair. Gays for Palestine. Excuse me? Gay rights. Gay rights. We want Muslims in. Shut up, you idiot.
Do you understand that in Palestine, if you are gay, you get sentenced 10 years in jail if you're lucky? Freedom of speech is the most important thing.
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If you're serious about building something new for yourself, message Ryan on Instagram at Ryan JB. Sean. Liam. Thanks for coming on. I'm glad I've got you on, and I've glad I've got you so early into your internet career and I've got the exclusive. You may be cancelled. Pretty soon. I mean, I like how freel how outspoken you are. I think that's what the internet's all about. As long as you're not inciting madness and you're just speaking your feelings and thoughts, then yeah, I'm all for that. But let me let me hit you with a question. You're an Iraqi Kurd.
Yes.
So how does an Iraqi Kurd in the UK become one of the biggest critics of immigration?
Just because I'm an Iraqi Kurd does not mean that I want to sit around and watch and accept Dirty people from my country coming here and raping little girls. So I can't sit there and just accept it just because they're from my country that I have to go and defend it. No, I'm gonna speak out against it because I don't want everyone tarnishing all of us with the same brush. The problem is that There's not more people like me. They seem to think that just because you're from Iraq and these rapists or these dirty fucking grooming gangs are also Iraqi, that you need to all defend each other. So what, we're all rapists and we're all grooming gang members? No. So I'm I can't sit there and and just let it happen.
I've watched England turn to absolute shit because of these people, and I have to speak out against it. So You know, that's why. I will be the most outspoken Iraqi Kurd against these dirty illegals.
Well, you've certainly set the tone. When when when did you move to Britain from Iraq? I was born
here. So my dad came here at eighteen. I can tell you about my dad if you want to know. Yeah, but a little bit about his past and what made him come to the UK from Iraq. So my dad was eighteen when he came here. He uh got a scholarship because he had the highest grades in the whole of Iraq. So he came here, studied geophysics, got a doctorate in geophysics, and went on to have the highest paying salary in an oil company in the whole of the UK. He then went and had my sister, who is now a barrister, my other sister, who's a surgeon, and then me. Um, we've all worked hard, benefited the country, and what most people want from immigration So I have a great role model in what good immigration is. And what brought them to the UK?
Okay. Opportunity.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
Why does the host refuse to stay silent about illegal immigration and grooming gangs?
0:00–7:08
2
How did the host’s personal experiences with violence shape his views on crime in Britain?
7:08–14:11
3
What does the host say about the role of his Iraqi‑Kurdish background in his criticism of immigration?
14:11–20:07
4
Why does the host believe freedom of speech is essential, even when it offends?
20:07–27:40
5
How does the host view Tommy Robinson’s impact on exposing grooming gangs?
27:40–34:43
6
What are the host’s arguments about white liberal women and cultural brainwashing?
34:43–41:41
7
What is the host’s vision for Britain’s future and his plan for the next twenty years?
41:41–49:51
8
How does the host propose to handle illegal immigration and benefit native British people?
49:51–57:27
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