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0:00Have fun going on holiday to the
0:02countryside, folks. Uh, it has been
0:04diversified like everything else by
0:07government fiat. The government is
0:09taking the countryside away from us
0:12using mass immigration.
0:14>> My home as well. The original title of
0:16this thing was the lakes and I was
0:17thought, oh no, this is going to be
0:18about my home. I've been back recently
0:20and it is it's horrible.
0:21>> Yeah, my my my wife is currently on
0:23holiday in somewhere. I'm not going to
0:25say where. Um, and she's, you know, she
0:27takes the kids to go visit her
0:28grandparents and she's like, "Yeah,
0:30we're staying on a a camper van park."
0:32It's, "Okay, great. Have fun." It's full
0:34of immigrants. She's the first thing. I
0:36hate it.
0:36>> You introduce immigrants to camper van
0:38parks.
0:38>> I don't know. Like, why would they be
0:40there?
0:40>> Feels like a very natural setting for
0:42them.
0:42>> Yeah. Anyway, before we begin, get your
0:44copy of Islander before it is gone
0:46forever. And then we're going to talk
0:47about the government's diversity drive
0:49to make Britain's countryside less
0:51white.
0:53>> We've been planning this for years. This
0:54this goes back to the Tories. This this
0:57is um this is literally Jlestein's
0:58sister, isn't it?
0:59>> This one's from February this year. Um
1:02but this is just abomin. I'm just going
1:04to quote from it verbatim. Uh I'm sure
1:06we covered it at the time as well, but
1:07just every time I read this there
1:09there's a kind of like, you know, if
1:11we're getting intrusive thoughts, I'm
1:12getting some intrusive thoughts, right?
1:14Um the British countryside will be made
1:16a less white environment under
1:17nationwide diversity plans. Thanks, Kia.
1:19Uh officials in rural areas including
1:21the Chiltons and Cotswwells have pledged
1:23to attract more minorities under plans
1:25drawn up for for the Department for
1:27Environment, Food and Rural Affairs.
1:29This is called DERA in shorthand. The
1:31plans follow commissioned reports that
1:33claimed the countryside would become
1:34irrelevant in a multicultural society as
1:37it was a white environment practically
1:39enjoyed by the white principally enjoyed
1:40by the white middle class. Now, isn't
1:42that amazing? Isn't that amazing? like,
1:44oh, you will not be recognized by the
1:47government if you're not diverse. You'll
1:50become irrelevant. Therefore, we have to
1:52get some immigrants in there so we
1:55notice you. I mean, like, okay, first
1:57thing, I don't want you to notice me. I
1:58want you to leave me alone, right? I
2:00don't want the government's eye of
2:01Sauron down on where I live or, you
2:03know, in the Cotswwells or the
2:04countryside or wherever it is, right? I
2:06don't want that. But secondly, the only
2:08valid thing that the government cares
2:10about is when there are diversity there.
2:12That's horrific. Isn't this meant to be
2:13our government?
2:14>> Yeah. I just call it ethnic cleansing of
2:16my people cuz I'm from the lakes. My
2:17family from rural linger and rural
2:19Lancaster. I just say, "Yeah, you're
2:20trying to cleanse our people out of our
2:22natural home."
2:23>> Yes.
2:24>> Straightforward ethnic cleansing. And
2:25and Lord Fingerstein's sister was one of
2:26the people involved in it. It's why is
2:29it not ethnic cleansing? I'm yet to
2:31understand.
2:31>> But why why
2:33>> ethnic cleansing doesn't happen when
2:34it's happening to white people? It
2:36doesn't count.
2:37>> But the the the the admission here is
2:39just so stark and staggering. Oh, you'll
2:41become irrelevant because you're a white
2:43environment and we don't govern white
2:46environments.
2:47>> We, the British government, don't have
2:48anything to do with that. We only have
2:50anything to do with diversity. So, for
2:52us to have claim over the sovereignty
2:54and dominion of this area, we have to
2:56put some bloody immigrants there.
2:58>> It also feels disgraceful.
2:59>> It also feels a little bit like the
3:00civil service trying to
3:02>> uh force everybody else to live like
3:04they do. Listen, I I have to live in
3:06multicultural [ __ ] London. So you in
3:09the rural countryside that enjoys peace
3:11and quiet, you have to as well.
3:13>> It's always amazing say when it's white
3:15people, you know, I always think about
3:16the the Sentinel on North Sentinel
3:19Island. You're not allowed to leave a
3:20can of Coke there cuz you want to
3:21protect them at all costs and they can
3:23shoot you with arrows if you go too
3:25near. But it's like
3:26>> I just want that border policy.
3:27>> But yeah, a little
3:28>> a little hobbit like people in the
3:30English countryside. Oh yeah, we want to
3:32cleanse them out of the area or change
3:33it forever.
3:34>> They're irrelevant because they don't
3:35have diversity. I hate it. Anyway, the
3:37National Landscapes uh organization,
3:40previously called uh the Areas of
3:41Outstanding Natural Beauty, uh to commit
3:44to a number of diversity targets, the
3:45Chilton's National Landscape Team, a set
3:47of proposals that include community
3:49outreach schemes to attract more Muslims
3:50to the area, particularly from nearby
3:52Lucen. Oh, brilliant. More diverse staff
3:54will be recruited. Marketing material
3:56will be produced featuring people from
3:58visibly ethnic minorities written in
4:00community languages. Research has also
4:03been commissioned to support this work.
4:05Much uh some of which suggests that dogs
4:07should be kept under tighter control as
4:08some groups are scared of them. Right.
4:10So you can't go walk your dogs in the
4:12countryside because you might run into a
4:14terrified Muslim.
4:15>> Yeah, I saw that on GB News at the time
4:16and and sort of former Labor Advisor was
4:18trying to justify it completely insane.
4:21Uh Malvin Hills National Landscape said
4:23in their proposals, "Many minority
4:25peoples have no connection to nature in
4:26the UK because their parents and
4:28grandparents did not feel safe enough to
4:29take them or they had other survival
4:31preoccupations." Well, they're just not
4:33from here.
4:33>> Yeah. They didn't like it or they lived
4:34elsewhere. I mean, you know, so what?
4:36Not everyone has to live everywhere. Not
4:38everyone has to be into hiking.
4:39>> Well, this is the worst part. Well, one
4:41of the worst parts. No, it's all
4:42terrible, right? [snorts] It added,
4:43"While most white English users value
4:46the solitude and contemplative
4:47activities which the countryides afford,
4:50the tendency for ethnic minority peoples
4:53is to prefer social company, family,
4:55friends, and schools, as in they're
4:56going to come and be loud. You want to
4:58go for a nice quiet walk to enjoy your
5:00own thoughts. They're going to be very
5:01loud and obnoxious."
5:03>> One thing I noticed when I last went
5:04back to Lakes, a certain group of people
5:07playing loud music, you know, I'd never
5:10heard it before out loud. When I grew
5:12up, I'd never seen it once and the same
5:14place I always walk. I was like, "Wow,
5:15I've never seen that before." The other
5:16thing, unfortunately, is Tik Tok, which
5:19means place like Ry Caves, which used to
5:20be my backyard, and now just constantly
5:23have people cuz there constantly because
5:25they've seen it on Tik Tok. Well, that's
5:26the other. And that's technology.
5:28There's the character of the videos that
5:29they post as well because I see them
5:31where they'll post these videos of them
5:33going around listening to music in these
5:35lovely quiet countryside environments
5:38and they are actually boasting in the
5:40videos about how we're going to show
5:43these crackers how we do it our style
5:45and they are going around with Bluetooth
5:47speakers blasting loud annoying music.
5:50They're actively doing it because they
5:51know it's annoying us cuz they enjoy
5:53annoying us and ruining what we like.
5:56And that's with the government's plan.
5:58Yes,
5:58>> the government knows that loud noise
6:01destroys contemplative peace. And this
6:04is a deliberate part of the plan, right?
6:06>> And it's obviously jarring.
6:07Aesthetically, it's jarring. Like I'm in
6:09the countryside and I'm hearing like
6:10loud urban noise. It doesn't I I think
6:13legally you should be permitted to smash
6:14Bluetooth speakers of anybody doing
6:16that.
6:16>> I thought you going to say you should be
6:17able to shoot them like how the farmer.
6:19wasn't going to the [laughter]
6:21>> Let's Let's hold the intrusive thoughts
6:22back from
6:24>> because the reviews are in. Right. This
6:25was back in February, but now the
6:27reviews are in. Right. Basil's collected
6:29a series of them about the uh the
6:31Doveale Stepping Stones in the Peak
6:33District. That's the place that I went
6:35to the Stepping Stones. Yeah. When I
6:37went there in 2021
6:39or Yeah. It was beautiful, wasn't it?
6:41>> No, it was already full of Indians and
6:43Pakistanis. one of there were a bunch of
6:46Pakistanis or Indians um at the other
6:49side of the stream to where I was with
6:52an open barbecue roasting sheep.
6:55>> Jesus [laughter]
6:56Christ.
6:57>> It was pretty horrifying and otherwise
6:59it was already overrun by immigrants.
7:02>> Talking about 2021, so this was probably
7:04like when the Boris wave first rolled
7:06in. Mental. Let's read some of these
7:07reviews. One star. Absolute carnage
7:10here. All respect for the countryside is
7:12lost at Dovedale Stepping Stones. So
7:13just just a quick thing, right? I
7:15remember being in school and being
7:17taught in school the countryside code,
7:19right? And that was always you pick up
7:21your litter, you make sure all the gates
7:23are closed, you don't go near the
7:24animals, you don't, you know, provoke
7:26the animals, you don't cause any
7:27trouble, and you try and be quiet and
7:28polite and respectful to the people you
7:30see.
7:30>> Yeah. Well, I'm from the country, so it
7:31was always if you let your dog off the
7:33lead here, the farmer can shoot him. We
7:35always knew that cuz he can get the
7:37sheep, shut this gate, or the sheep will
7:39get in the wrong place.
7:40>> Yeah. Yeah. Another thing started
7:41happening. They started leaving sheep
7:42carcasses on the fells. You know why?
7:44The government used to give farmers five
7:45quid to remove them. They stopped doing
7:47that. They just see dead sheep
7:48everywhere cuz the government's stupid.
7:50But there's all these things you
7:51understand if you're from the country.
7:52Sheep are on the road every day when
7:54where I live.
7:55>> Some some guy came knocked on our door
7:56and tried to tell my dad there's sheep
7:58on the road. He's like,
7:58>> "Yeah, [laughter] there's sheep on the
8:00road every day. That's what the country
8:02is." So yeah, all those things. But
8:04yeah, they're all gone.
8:05>> But the point is school children across
8:07the country were taught the countryside
8:08code. everyone took care of the
8:10countryside and it gave everyone not
8:12only the same standards but it made us
8:13feel like we had a sense of possession
8:15over oh this is our countryside so keep
8:17it nice and tidy and you're like yeah no
8:18I would like to do that because I'd like
8:20to enjoy it but anyway let's carry on um
8:22the the national trust are clearly happy
8:24to turn a blind eye and not address
8:26anything as long as it means a
8:27profitable car park and busy coffee
8:28snack van car park is chaos uh huge
8:31family religious groups crossing the
8:33stepping stones carrying half the
8:34contents of their kitchens and big cool
8:36boxes curry pots tents gazeos push
8:38chairs, disable disabled elder
8:40relatives, blah blah blah. You can be
8:42waiting 20 minutes to cross. Okay. My
8:469-year-old daughter constantly caught
8:48the eye of many of these men in these
8:49groups, often repositioning themselves
8:51to the banks of the water where they
8:53within touching distance of in
8:54anticipation of her walking past.
8:57Jesus.
8:59>> Okay. Okay. The next one, uh, couldn't
9:02get near the stepping stones. full of
9:04aggressive Asian and Middle Eastern men
9:05with a smattering of some fully covered
9:07up females wearing the full macab.
9:08Groups staring at my wife and passing
9:10comments in foreign languages as we
9:12walked by. One even blew in her ear as
9:14we tried to get past them. There was a
9:16group praying and rubbish everywhere. A
9:18hostile atmosphere. I really felt like
9:20it was in a third world marketplace. I
9:22wouldn't recommend it and will never be
9:23going back.
9:26These reviews, man, just brutal.
9:28Disgusting, illegal dumping or barbecue
9:31picnic litter by massive people who
9:32simply don't care. If you enjoy visiting
9:34a Mumbai slum in the heart of the Peak
9:36District, this place is for you.
9:38Highlights include 126 plastic bottles,
9:4029 bin bags full of food or general food
9:42waste, 18 disposable barbecues, cooler
9:44boxes, whatever sandals, jeweled
9:46sandals, chicken bones, and a wide range
9:48of empty beer and drink soft drink cans.
9:51Wonderful. Makes me proud to come from
9:52Darbisha and share our countryside with
9:54other cultures. Another one. Oh,
9:56aggression against dogs. Uh, such a
9:58shame. Rubbish everywhere. No respect
10:00for the wildlife. Aggression against
10:01dogs. People walking around with kitchen
10:03knives, even though it's illegal and
10:04very scary to carry for children and the
10:06elderly. This is mental.
10:09>> I mean, you take the dirtiest country
10:11with the, you know, we've all seen the
10:12litter and the disgusting in India. It's
10:14just how it is. You bring it here and as
10:16you say, you don't impose your own
10:17culture at all. You don't say, well, you
10:19can't do that here because it's English
10:20countryside. So, of course, you're going
10:22to get this. I mean, how else could it
10:24go?
10:24>> Yeah. I mean, bad full of bad manner of
10:26people. Gangs of foreign men who stared
10:28at my 12-year-old granddaughter, one of
10:30whom thought it was okay to put his
10:31hands on her while she was crossing the
10:33stepping stones, trying to get part uh
10:35back to the car park, pushing her,
10:36telling her to hurry up. Like, man, this
10:38is mental.
10:39>> It is interesting how if you don't
10:41create a hostile environment for them,
10:44they create a hostile environment for
10:46you.
10:46>> Cuz I'm trying to I'm trying to think of
10:48like how this could be solved. And it
10:51would basically, if we're not just going
10:52to send them back, it would be finding a
10:54way to create a hostile environment for
10:56them. Again, if the National Trust
10:58aren't going to enforce the rules, it
11:00would really need to be informal gangs
11:03of lads going around and very politely
11:07approaching, but very firmly approaching
11:10all of these people. I'm talking like a
11:12dozen to 20 lads at a time on patrol
11:15going around and if they see somebody
11:17drop something, just they all approach
11:18and they go, "Excuse me, pick that up,
11:20please." Yeah.
11:20>> Bit like the bloke on the dry stone wall
11:23video where the guy's destroying the the
11:24idiots destroying the dry stone wall. He
11:26can't figure out how to go around. Then
11:27a guy goes on in the car and says, "What
11:29are you doing, idiot?"
11:30>> Yeah,
11:30>> that one on mass you're saying. But the
11:33other thing about Harry like like you
11:34say, you need the informal network so
11:36that if this is becomes a consistent
11:37enough thing, they either they either
11:39submit or they stop coming.
11:41>> Yeah. And the other thing though you're
11:42not even saying is it's not just that
11:44they make it hostile for us implying
11:46it's sort of equal. The lowest common
11:48denominator always wins. For example,
11:49loud music, whether it's in the
11:51countryside, on a train, always beats
11:53quiet. That's the problem with with the
11:54world. You know, the lowest stupider
11:56thing always wins unless we try and
11:59aspire to be better, right? But anyway,
12:01more we'll just go through a few more.
12:02Again, stay away. Everywhere speaks of
12:05bio, roll-ups, or weed. No one's showing
12:07any respect for nature, other people, or
12:09their environment. Feels like Blackpool
12:10in the Peak District. It's just mad.
12:13Like, these are just insane. Shocking.
12:16Avoid. did not feel safe as a solo
12:18female hiker. Well, that's cuz you
12:20weren't safe, obviously. Uh, I thought
12:21the other reviews might have been
12:23exaggerated, but they're not. I was very
12:24intimidated and overwhelmed by the
12:26people that were dominating the place.
12:27Crowded with litter everywhere. River
12:29polluted by ignorant visitors using it
12:31as some kind of washing station. No care
12:33for the impact on wildlife. Shocking,
12:34disturbing, will not be returning. Just
12:36mad.
12:37>> Maybe we should rewild.
12:39>> It's just introduce some of the uh
12:42>> Yeah.
12:43>> Yeah. Like again, just this is just some
12:45guy carrying a carpet down there. All
12:47this sort of nonsense. Uh poo on the
12:50walls as in just what nappies left lying
12:54around. Poo on the walls absolutely
12:56stank in the toilets, which is great. Uh
12:59men washing prayer mats in the river. Of
13:02course they were. Um stay away that
13:06these stepping stones are a place to go
13:07to. The government told them they
13:10>> Tik Tok videos,
13:11>> but literally the government literally
13:14went to these these communities and
13:17said, "Hey, we will take you to
13:19somewhere where you can make it
13:20disgusting." And it's brilliant. Just
13:22brilliant
13:23>> as an as an it's hard to see other than
13:26as an assault on us basically.
13:27>> Yes. It's the deliberate assault because
13:29otherwise we become irrelevant. Uh
13:31again, this is just another horrific
13:33one. Stay away. Just stay away. Like
13:36avoid at all costs. My daughter and I
13:38were looking forward to visiting the
13:39stones sunsh time but what a shock full
13:41of non-English-speaking people mostly
13:42young men on Monday evening large groups
13:44were by the stones also camp further
13:46along the river one proceeded to urinate
13:48in the river without a thought that we
13:49were there
13:50>> the obvious absurdity of this of course
13:52is that they're sort of reviewing the
13:54place but they're not really reviewing
13:56that they're reviewing immigration
13:57policy because it's not the place is it
14:00shame on star
14:01>> the place itself is beautiful
14:05yeah was beautiful you can see
14:07underneath the grime and the dirt of
14:09what they've done there. Oh yeah, here
14:11you go.
14:11>> Yeah, this is this is if I can make that
14:14Can we put that on?
14:17>> There we go. Right. So, it's just right.
14:19Yeah. Just brilliant. That is not what I
14:22want. English holiday destination
14:25>> India.
14:26>> Yeah, exactly. What's the difference
14:26between this and the Ganges? Genuinely,
14:30I this is not what I want.
14:31>> They've had to put up the no barbecues.
14:33This is actually way worse than when I
14:35went there. I thought it was bad and
14:37overcrowded before and also full of
14:40foreigners. This is way worse.
14:41>> Yeah. Look at the one English family
14:43there.
14:43>> Yeah.
14:43>> Like why?
14:44>> It's not quite that bad in the
14:45Lakeshore, but it will get there now.
14:48It's so heartbreaking to go about.
14:50>> Yeah. So anyway, just terrible. Again,
14:52just there are loads of videos of this
14:53cuz it's just like, you know, my god,
14:55you know what is happening here? Well,
14:57the government the government is making
14:58this happen. The government is literally
15:00doing this. Like this is Derdor Beach in
15:03Dorset, which again, if it had play,
15:05which is not for some reason, but you'll
15:07see it's exactly the same thing, just on
15:08a beach in Dorset. Um, here we have
15:11Dodor again, which is just, you know,
15:13>> I think I think swarms is the right
15:15word.
15:16>> I can get that to play properly. Um,
15:19yeah, it's just it's just the government
15:21is like, "Yeah, foreigners, why don't
15:22you go to the beaches? You don't have to
15:23stay in the cities." It's like, no, I I
15:25I really object to all of this. when
15:28they've given up on having a culture.
15:29It's it's those signs, you know, do not
15:32rape signs, no barbecues. Like, we've
15:35given up on actually trying to preserve
15:36our culture, but all we'll do now is put
15:38up a sign while we become the third
15:39world.
15:40>> Well, I mean, Andy Bernham may have said
15:41no barbecues, but they don't care.
15:43>> This is the kind of signs don't work. I
15:45saw
15:46>> Yeah, they don't care.
15:49They, you know, film themselves for Tik
15:51Tok or whatever having Yeah. Yeah. We're
15:54just
15:54>> I think this should be immediate
15:56deportation. I absolutely just black bag
15:58them. It's
15:59>> insane, isn't it? Just looking at a
16:00domestic barbecue on a hillside. It's
16:03like, what are you doing?
16:05>> I can't stand it. And then
16:06>> and it'll make the place It'll make the
16:08place stink.
16:09>> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.
16:10>> This guy doesn't understand what a
16:11Dstone wall is. It's like you these are
16:13they take a while to make. They're made
16:15>> What are you smashing the wall down for?
16:20>> What are you smashing the wall up for?
16:22Why are you smashing the wall down?
16:26It's not your [ __ ] wall.
16:28>> It's not your [ __ ] wall.
16:32>> I've just watched you chucking bricks
16:34trying to smash the [ __ ] wall down.
16:36>> I DON'T CARE. IT'S NOT YOUR WALL.
16:41>> GUYS, you can feel that guy getting some
16:42intrusive thoughts, can't you?
16:43>> Well, the rage cuz walls, it's
16:46partition. They take a while to make.
16:48There's an art to them
16:50>> and just wanting destruction of it and
16:52the stupidity of it. It's like you can
16:54go around. It's just like
16:56>> Yeah.
16:57>> It's infurying. It's absolutely infury.
16:59>> Why is he What? What? He thought that
17:00this was this wasn't just want and
17:02destruction. He thought, "Oh, get
17:03through.
17:03>> Can I get through there?" Yeah.
17:05>> Climb over it. Retail.
17:06>> I know. You can't even think of that.
17:07It's that's what we're dealing with.
17:08>> Just the idea that I mean, it's so much
17:10more effort to destroy the thing than
17:11just climb over it anyway. But B, as you
17:13say, Done was like, you can tell that
17:15there is obviously an art to building
17:16this, which why hasn't collapsed with
17:18all of the stuff that he's taken out.
17:19>> The whole technique and the thing, you
17:20pick up a stone, you're meant to try and
17:22place it somewhere without putting it
17:23down again. There's a whole
17:24>> Right. Right. technique to it and art to
17:26it.
17:26>> Yeah, he doesn't care. He'll build a
17:28fire with your oak door, mate. You know,
17:29he doesn't care. And so, and just mental
17:33and I mean like you know, oh yeah, you
17:35see all the stuff they bring,
17:37>> which we'll turn that like look at that
17:39gorgeous place. They're going to leave
17:40all of that as rubbish.
17:41>> Look at them in their cheap tracksuits
17:43as well.
17:43>> Yeah, they're just going to leave all of
17:44that as rubbish.
17:45>> And they're definitely not drug dealer
17:46cars.
17:47>> Yeah, absolutely not, Harry. Absolutely
17:49not. They run uh very respectable
17:52Turkish barbers, I'm sure. Um, but yeah,
17:55so the National Trust are the ones doing
17:57it. Like the National Trust.
17:58>> I'm Harun Motor, founder of Muslim
18:00Hikers and Active Inclusion Network, the
18:04largest community in the world [snorts]
18:06for Muslims [music] interested in the
18:07outdoors. This weekend we've been in the
18:10Peak District National Park. We're here
18:12at Island Park, a beautiful National
18:15Trust estate. So the point is it's the
18:18NOS's, it's the charities, it's the
18:20government all organizing this, spending
18:22your money to organize this, by the way,
18:25and taking Ramadan walks and all this
18:27sort of stuff. And there was this video
18:28the other day. This was from the Lake
18:30District where a bunch of Muslims
18:33>> saw a dog. So they started throwing
18:35rocks at it just like, oh my god, I
18:38would have gone spare, man.
18:41>> I believe that's in the
18:42>> Is this real?
18:42>> I don't know. But I I don't know. It was
18:45going around. But anyway, the point is
18:47the Guardian are very happy, right? The
18:49the absolute obvious traitors at the
18:52Guardian were very happy with this.
18:54Walking the Peak District, I discovered
18:55a wonderful rejection of the rights
18:57monotone vision of England. So John
18:59Harris went to the Peak Dist, oh wow,
19:02thank god the government have put all of
19:04these foreigners here cuz I hated it
19:06otherwise.
19:07>> Well, he's in a total state of idol.
19:09He'll say we are, but I don't think so.
19:11>> Oh, he absolutely is. by the way, and
19:13the the sort of friendly face of it, the
19:15the Muslim guy we saw in a couple of
19:16videos back, if it was that like
19:18respectful Muslims, like it wouldn't be
19:20a problem.
19:20>> It wouldn't be a problem because they'd
19:21be they would be doing what everyone's
19:22doing, but they're not.
19:24>> Yeah, but the I love I love this this
19:26paragraph, right? This is amazing. This
19:29next bit might sound self-perodically
19:31guardianesque, but what the hell? In its
19:34own way, the most striking site was the
19:36diversity of the scores of people
19:38rambling up and down and along. Women in
19:40their 20s wearing hijabs picnicked on
19:42the giant rocks while multi-racial
19:44gaggles of young men attempted to race
19:46to the top. Solo and shirtless white
19:48fitness freaks and retirement age dog
19:50walkers took their places alongside
19:52them. With plenty of justification,
19:54country walking has long been typified
19:56as one of the most monoculturally white
19:58pursuits there are. Yeah. Well, all it
20:00took was for the government to pay
20:01people to get that check.
20:03>> Also, this guy, he says he's visiting.
20:05He's not from there as well. This is my
20:07home. I mean, even though I live in
20:08London as an economic migrant, I always
20:11think of the lakes still as my home. My
20:13parents still live in the house I grew
20:14up in. And you go like, you you're some
20:16city person coming there and say, "Oh,
20:18isn't it great the country's been
20:19ruined?"
20:19>> Yeah. But then well, the reason
20:21>> Wait, sorry. Go on.
20:22>> Just find So this carries on a tradition
20:26started at the nearby Kinder Scout in
20:281932, led by the Jewish anti-fascist
20:32Benny Rothman. the protest in which
20:33hundreds of men and women defied the law
20:36to walk on privately owned Dar Darbasher
20:38Hills and Morland. So here we can trace
20:40>> I don't think it does to be honest
20:41>> completely different that's with
20:42trespassing the ramblers that's
20:44completely different here we can trace
20:46the beginning of the end for the quiet
20:49peaceful countryside. Yeah, but even
20:51then that's not
20:51>> even that was the rambling the rambling
20:53movement were people who loved walking
20:54and they said why shouldn't we be able
20:55to walk on this land it's like no we own
20:57this land and even in the lakes there's
20:58sympathy for the the rambling movement
21:00it's that's
21:01>> that's not what this is
21:02>> that's not what this is at all sadly I I
21:04I can I can only see that now as the
21:06first domino [laughter] that's led to
21:09where we are right now
21:10>> the whole the whole point um is his
21:12complaints about the right though the
21:14right uh somewhere in the heart of every
21:16nivist lurks darkly romanticized visions
21:18of the British landscape is not
21:19somewhere it's Right. The phrase.
21:21>> So, so they're just they're just doing
21:22it to to spoil it for us. They're just
21:24doing it to
21:25>> He he literally says this. He literally
21:28says, um, where else does he say? He
21:30says, uh, about the toxified,
21:33uh, British countryside. There we go.
21:35The UK's rural expanses can be as
21:36toxified and contested as any other
21:38aspect of our national life. Without
21:40wanting to sound too da, walking is
21:42meant to be fun. After all, oh yeah,
21:43this has made it way more fun, bro. We
21:45all need to actively promote the idea
21:46that the countryside belongs to all of
21:48us. as in it belongs to the foreigners
21:51they've brought here against our will.
21:52Don't agree, Johnny. Don't agree.
21:54>> Do you know I saw
21:56>> and to do so is to deprive the
21:57assortment of opportunists and hate
21:58mongers who span the hard and far right
22:01of any idea that the British landscape
22:02and its romance mythology might be
22:04theirs to monopolize.
22:06>> The thing is it's not the right. Look at
22:07all those reviewers. Are they the right?
22:10They're normal people. The people where
22:11I'm from, they obviously they don't love
22:13the countryside being ruined. That's
22:14their home. It's like are they the
22:16right? No. Most of them are actually
22:18borderline lib dems a lot of the time.
22:19>> Yeah, but the right is mostly normal
22:21people as well.
22:21>> Yeah, exactly.
22:22>> Normal people have got political.
22:24>> Sorry.
22:24>> No, exactly. It's the same thing from
22:26But yes, it's the evil right and it's
22:29normal people.
22:30>> But no, that's that's why this
22:32>> my ideology. Go on.
22:32>> It's good because it rubs it in your
22:34face and your face. That's why it's a
22:36big FU from the Guardian. That's the
22:38only reason they want this to happen.
22:39It's like ruin everything to spite you.
22:42Oh, thanks.
22:42>> I I It's not just spiting us. There's
22:44also I saw um I saw some information
22:47coming up about some kind of study was
22:49looking into it and it was like one of
22:50those things that's obviously common
22:51sense but there's scientific evidence
22:54backing it now was that there was uh
22:56studies done into the effects of like
22:58basically noise on people when they're
23:01in an environment they're expecting to
23:03to get some peace and quiet be able to
23:05be with their own thoughts and so and
23:07for basically like European people it
23:09was akin to psychologically torturing
23:11them
23:12>> living in some kind of thirdworld loud
23:16screeching environment where you've got
23:18these these idiots wandering around with
23:20their Bluetooth speakers blasting the
23:22worst music you've ever heard in your
23:24life is basically psychological torture
23:26to us
23:27>> we're being told we have to have total
23:28sympathy for someone who who finds their
23:30children too much but isn't that the
23:31same sort of thing we have to have like
23:33we're dealing with constant noise and
23:34irritation why
23:36>> aren't we suffering
23:37>> aren't we suffering yeah we are
23:39>> head Davey agrees yeah
23:40>> well he wants fines I am I am suffering
23:42frankly when the office is too loud and
23:44I'm trying to get work done. I feel like
23:47jumping out of the window and that's
23:48>> you can't you can't just I used to have
23:50that in a small office. I had to go to
23:51like a cafe and you put in you can't do
23:54deep work in those environments. You
23:55can't. But yeah, you can't function on a
23:57train or in
23:58>> just relax if you're walking through the
23:59countryside just looking around and
24:01listening to the bird song and then
24:03Bluetooth speakers
24:05crying out like Ramadan music or
24:07whatever. Just oh my god.
24:08>> This is what I mean. Like
24:09>> harrowing.
24:11>> As far as I'm concerned, you need
24:12organized networks of good lads going
24:16around to those people and saying, "Can
24:19you turn that off, please? The good
24:20lads." That's their name as old. The
24:21good lads. [laughter]
24:22>> Yeah. Yeah. The good lads. the good lads
24:24initiative. What about something like
24:26that?
24:26>> That's a great idea. Yeah. Who are they?
24:28Well, it's a bunch of good lads
24:29[laughter]
24:30can do the right thing.