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0:00Ladies and gentlemen, we are in a very
0:02deep and very dark hole because the
0:05Labor government's foreign policy is now
0:08decided on what will best maintain the
0:11Muslim votes in Britain. Now, if you
0:14weren't under any illusion for a very
0:16long time now that the Labor government
0:18do make decisions based on what Muslims
0:21think and that's we can exactly see that
0:24with Islamophobia definitions, our
0:27stance on illegal migration and not
0:30being able to secure our borders, the
0:32whole situation with Iran, Iranian
0:34fallout, and every single other decision
0:37of pandering to Islam. when our latest
0:39or Labour's latest stunt if is is simply
0:43symbolic and is just to get the Muslim
0:46block vote on side and that is of course
0:49today as Labour have announced banning
0:51imports of goods from Israeli
0:53settlements in the West Bank and
0:55restricting service business activity
0:58connected to those settlements. Now
1:01again this is very very interesting as I
1:04mentioned here. This is very very
1:06symbolic and I'm no you know mass
1:08supporter of um Israel by any means. My
1:12focus here is on the Labor government
1:14and what they continue to do and what
1:17they destroy in terms of our country.
1:20and we're going to get to that in a
1:22moment as to why this is such a a stupid
1:25decision and could hold grave
1:27consequences going forward. Um, but
1:31yeah, let's let's go into what has been
1:33said here by by the way as there has
1:36been a lot of back and forth from Israel
1:38as well as they've of course came out
1:41now and closed the UK consulate and
1:44banned 12 British officials um from
1:48entering their country. So what has
1:50happened is that Ed Milliband has told
1:52the MPs that the British government
1:54agrees that ethnic cleansing of
1:56Palestinians is taking place in parts of
1:59the West Bank which is being carried out
2:01by settler terrorists. Uh speaking from
2:04the Commons, Mr. Miliban cited comments
2:06from former Israeli Prime Minister Ulmat
2:09who described events as violent and
2:11criminal effort to ethnically cleanse
2:13territories in the West Bank. Mr. B Mr.
2:16The Biband also quoted former Israeli
2:18Health Minister and retired IDF
2:20Brigadeier General Epne Snen who said,
2:23"This is an efflict cleansing pure and
2:25simple." Now, I'm going to take you over
2:27to Ed Milliban quickly to to show you
2:29what he has had to say, but there's a
2:31lot of sort of um going back on this and
2:34of course, Israel have retaliated as
2:36well. As always guys, please do hit the
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2:39for more. Here's Ed Millibant.
2:42The situation in Palestine is a moral
2:45emergency. What the Netanyahu government
2:47is doing in Gaza is a stain on the
2:48conscience of the world and there is
2:50increasing evidence war crimes appear to
2:52have been committed. And we're
2:54witnessing unprecedented settler
2:55terrorism in the West Bank. The British
2:58government has come to the same
2:59conclusion as the former prime minister
3:01of Israel and others that there is
3:03ethnic cleansing of Palestinians in
3:04areas of the West Bank perpetrated by
3:06settler terrorists. And too often the
3:09Israeli government has turned a blind
3:10eye to this. And worse, members of it
3:13have made statements and taken actions
3:14to support the forced displacement of
3:16Palestinians. We will not stand by.
3:20We're going to be stronger in standing
3:21up for what is right and bolder in the
3:24action we take. Our northstar is our
3:26belief in the two-state solution that
3:28both the Israeli and Palestinian people
3:31have a right to self-determination,
3:33freedom, and security. Today, we're
3:35calling out the occupation of Palestine
3:37as unlawful. We're banning the import of
3:40goods from illegal settlements. We're
3:42taking action on services to target
3:45those who finance, facilitate, or
3:47construct new settlements. And we're
3:50banning advertising of settlement
3:52properties and land. We're taking
3:54action, too, on settler terrorism. The
3:57action we're taking today is against the
3:59government of Israel, not its people. I
4:03know the trauma that Hamas's terrorist
4:05atrocity of October the 7th has caused
4:08for the people of Israel and Jews across
4:10the world. It was a murderous act by a
4:14murderous terrorist organization.
4:16Israel faces existential threats to its
4:19security, most severely from Iran.
4:22That's why we're today also announcing
4:23the reimposition of major economic
4:26sanctions on Iran, as well as bearing
4:28down on its network of proxy groups like
4:30Hezbollah.
4:32And I also know that so many members of
4:34the Jewish community live in fear in the
4:36face of rising anti-semitism here in the
4:38UK.
4:40Anti-semitism is a scourge and an evil
4:44and we will do more to tackle it as a
4:46government. And I also say this, holding
4:50British Jews responsible for the actions
4:52of the government of Israel is
4:55anti-semitism, pure and simple.
4:59I'm proud of my Jewishness and
5:01unwavering in my support for the
5:03security of the state of Israel. And I
5:06see absolutely no contradiction between
5:08this and my support for the state of
5:11Palestine. Indeed, quite the opposite.
5:14The only route to security for both
5:16peoples is living side by side in
5:18peaceful coexistence in a two-state
5:20solution. That's why we're taking action
5:23today. My parents came here as Jewish
5:25refugees. They saw a country that stood
5:28up for values of freedom, democracy, and
5:31the rule of law.
5:33That's what we're doing today. Standing
5:36up for our values, standing up against
5:38oppression and injustice. Standing up
5:42for what is right. Now, whatever you
5:44think about the whole situation with
5:46regard to what is happening over there,
5:49um this is mainly this is largely
5:52symbolic and it's simply to try and get
5:54the Muslim block vote back on side and
5:57appease Muslims with inside the United
5:59Kingdom as they do on absolutely every
6:01single subject. But this uh could create
6:03substantial diplomatic costs. Now,
6:06settlement exports in Britain are very
6:08very very small. So the direct economic
6:12pressure is expected to be completely
6:14limited. Yet Israel has already
6:16retaliated by announcing the closure of
6:18the British consulate in East Jerusalem,
6:22ending British participation in a US uh
6:25le Gaza coordination mission, stopping
6:28British training of Palestinian
6:30Authority forces, and barring some
6:33Britain, including 12 MPs, from entering
6:36Israel. So they've already retaliated
6:39and this could cause more damage than
6:41good. And also by the way, Britain could
6:44lose its influence rather than gain it.
6:46Now if it's objective is to is to sort
6:50of influence and change Israeli policy,
6:53damaging the UKIsraeli
6:56diplomatic relations can reduce a
6:58Britain's ability to influence the
7:00Israeli government behind the scenes.
7:02Now, being removed from the Gaza
7:04coordination mechanism is a concrete
7:06example of that potential cost. Um, it
7:09could also undermines Britain's ability
7:12to help Palestinians. If that's the uh
7:14if that's the sort of guys that they
7:16want to do, if they want to help um
7:18Palestinians, then, you know, this could
7:21completely um this could potentially
7:24destroy it. Um it really could. Um, also
7:28sanctions could politically strengthen
7:30Netanyahu rather than weaken him as
7:33well. And of course, this is going to
7:36scuba relationships with the United
7:38States as well. Now, Tom Tugenhhat um,
7:42of course listened to his statement in
7:44the comments and replied with this. when
7:48it recognized the state of Palestine
7:51only recently. It did so against the
7:54laws that we ourselves have defended
7:57since 1933 in contravention the Monte
8:00Vido Convention in contravention of the
8:03principles that we have set out when it
8:05sanctioned Israeli ministers. It failed
8:08to make the case to many others
8:11including to the European Union. And
8:13today it is enacting policies that the
8:17Foreign Office knows won't work. But it
8:21does know they will harm innocents
8:23because just 13 weeks ago, two ministers
8:26of this government, the right honorable
8:28member for Lincoln and the right
8:29honorable member for Ronda and Ogore
8:31wrote to the chair of the business and
8:33trade committee rejecting this very
8:36policy as the economies of Palestine and
8:40Israel are too interconnected. So in in
8:42innocent Palestinians and Israelis will
8:46suffer. Still this government is
8:49pressing on in haste despite warnings
8:53from the honorable member for Berry St.
8:55Edmunds on the benches opposite and from
8:58the government's own reviewer of terror
9:00legislation that turning Israel into a
9:04pariah will risk sectarian division in
9:06our own country and risk a further rise
9:10in anti-semitic violence on our own
9:13streets.
9:15>> As the foreign secretary knows as the
9:18foreign secretary knows others are
9:21waiting. The Israeli election is in just
9:24seven weeks and many have argued
9:26correctly that this action will help the
9:29extreme candidates campaigns and not
9:32help those who are making the moderate
9:34argument for a united Israel. In the
9:38week before Rosh Shashana and the high
9:41holy days, the government is acting
9:43without prudence, introducing sanctions
9:46that are both light and serious. light
9:50because they won't actually target
9:52settlers, as the Minister for
9:54Intergovernmental Relations has already
9:56said, but be stretched to include all
9:59Israeli and Palestinian businesses,
10:02leaving many without opportunity,
10:05including the pharmaceuticals that keep
10:08many British patients alive.
10:11>> I think that sums it up absolutely right
10:13there. It's um simply symbolic. It is
10:17nothing. It has it. It's such a small
10:20thing that it is symbolic, but it has
10:23grave uh consequences. It seriously
10:26does. And again, trust the Labor
10:29government to just go as far as they
10:31possibly can to appease their Muslim
10:33voters here in the United Kingdom and
10:35their backbenches. As stated, their
10:37decisions would be based on all of the
10:39things. under Kama
10:41the situation that I always heard with
10:43regard to Israel Israel and Gaza was
10:46always about October 7th. Since then
10:48it's moved far sort of echoing that of
10:52the the party and the Green Party when
10:54it comes to things like this. Now
10:56everybody wants peace. Everybody wants
10:59innocent lives not to have been lost.
11:01And of course uh people want uh the
11:04killing to stop across that. But is this
11:06the right decision to make? Is it simply
11:09symbolic? Well, I certainly think it is.
11:12And as stated, Israel have moved fast.
11:14They have, of course, closed the UK
11:17consulate in Jerusalem. Um, and they've
11:19also banned these uh British MPs as well
11:23from visiting the country. Uh those
11:26include Jeremy Corbyn, Zaros Sultana,
11:28Naz Sha, Diane Abbott, Hannah Spencer,
11:31Carla Dena, Sean Bry, Ellie Chs, John
11:35McDow, McDonald, sorry, Richard Burgon,
11:38and Adrien Ramsay. So these uh
11:42respective MPs have been banned from
11:45entering Israel. Um there are other
11:49countries apparently that are
11:50responding. Um, apparently reports are
11:53stating that uh countries that are
11:56following uh Spain, France, Ireland,
11:59Poland, Iceland, Finland, Canada,
12:01Norway, Sweden, Portugal, Denmark um are
12:04confirming plans to introduce or support
12:06trade restrictions on the illegal
12:09Israeli settlements in the occupied West
12:11Bank Palestine. So, there's a little bit
12:14of a a development there. But guys, this
12:16is going to scupper on. Uh but from the
12:18British government side of things uh
12:20there might be some international
12:21viewers watching on but this simply is
12:24uh because the Labor government are
12:26pandering towards Islam. That is it.
12:29That is it. They make every decision in
12:31our country based on the Muslim block
12:34vote. You can see it. You've seen it
12:36happen so many times with regard to
12:39anything. The reason why they can't
12:40secure our borders is because they're
12:42afraid of what Muslims will say in the
12:45United Kingdom. they will be afraid that
12:48uh they'll lose that block vote. The
12:51Iran's response, we remember Kama
12:54sitting at an Eid in saying, "Please
12:56don't hate us. We didn't help the
12:59Americans bomb a terrorist organization
13:02in the IRGC. They he sat there and
13:06pleaded with random Muslims at an Eid in
13:09uh in London and said, "Please don't
13:12hate us. We weren't involved in these
13:14things." after them losing their Gaunton
13:18and Denton bi-election to the Green
13:19Party who were of course um battling
13:22them for that Muslim block vote. Uh
13:25we've seen Labour go very very fast in
13:28trying to draft up an Islamophobia
13:30definition which is a of course um
13:32blasphemy law by the back door. So you
13:35can't criticize Islam. You can't bring
13:37up things like grooming gangs. The
13:38Labour party were trying to fast track
13:40that after their defeat in the Gaunt and
13:42Denton bi-election. Now, Edivan talks a
13:45lot about um wanting to stamp out
13:49anti-semitism.
13:50That's the the thing that we're facing
13:52at this moment in time in the country.
13:54However, Labour appoint Islam hate zar.
13:59You know what I mean? So every single
14:00decision they make is all based on
14:03appeasing their Muslim bot vote, which
14:05is about 8% as we're in 2026, which
14:08doesn't sound too much, but take that
14:10that 8% away from the current 20% that
14:12they've got, then they're left with 12%.
14:14They're just simply, you know, a bit of
14:16a fringe party that have no authority.
14:18So that's why it's important for them to
14:20keep that 8% and they'll they will stop
14:22at nothing um to try to appease Muslims
14:25in the United Kingdom. And this is yet
14:27another decision uh for them. Um and
14:30that's it. It's simply that because it
14:32actually doesn't do anything. It doesn't
14:35do anything for Palestine. It doesn't do
14:38anything for Israeli um trying Israeli
14:41negotiations or making an influence over
14:44there. It does nothing. It's simply
14:46symbolic and is only there to appease
14:49Muslims in the United Kingdom. Guys, I
14:51want to know your thoughts on this. Do
14:52let us know. I'm going to sit in the
14:53live chat, see what people are saying
14:55with regard to this revelation. What do
14:57you make of Israel's response? As
14:59stated, Israel have already closed the
15:02UK consulate and banned those 12 British
15:05MPs as well. Um they've also um expected
15:09to introduce additional counter
15:10measures. Also confirmed that the UK
15:13will no longer be able to participate in
15:15the US-led coordination mission for
15:17Gaza. And um yeah um speaking at a press
15:21conference in Jerusalem, Mr. Sar said,
15:23"We do not return to our land after
15:252,000 years in order to lose it under
15:28the pressure of Islamists, anti-semites,
15:30jihadists, woke people, and people from
15:32the extreme left. Not only will you not
15:34harm us, you will harm yourselves." Mr.
15:37Lazar confirmed the measures shortly
15:39after the foreign secretary at Biband
15:41accused Israel of turning a blind eye to
15:43ethnic cleansing of Palestinians.
15:46Um, so yeah, it's all kind of kicking
15:48off at this moment in time between these
15:51two countries.
15:53Paul Jones says general election to get
15:55rid of these Labor bastards.
15:58Uh, Israel should ban all Labor MPs. To
16:01be fair, some Labor MPs backbenches,
16:03only a few of them. I think it was two
16:04of them uh were sort of sounding the
16:06alarm that this sanctions on, uh,
16:10settlers is going to do absolutely
16:11nothing.
16:14As Dave says, what's why is everyone
16:16complaining about the Labor government?
16:17Be thankful it's only two pound for a
16:19bus. The country is saved. Yeah, a lot
16:22of people lad that up as well, by the
16:23way. They they they it was Karma who put
16:26it up to to three quid and then they
16:28just U-turned on Karma's decision. He
16:30actually didn't do anything.
16:34And then you got the whole situation.
16:35The Faullands are British. Now, for
16:37those of you that are sort of pro- um
16:40Israel, uh you have got sort of
16:42Netanyahu's son who's kind of came out
16:44and sort of, you know, threatened that
16:47they the UK should hand over the
16:49Falkland Islands. Um some people asking
16:52why I I don't necessarily like that that
16:55much. I mean, I think it says it for
16:56itself really. Um but yeah, I I I choose
17:00often not to talk about uh what's going
17:03on over there too much. Um it's a very
17:05very complicated uh position and a lot
17:08of people want you to take sides and
17:11stake your flag into to one corner. Um
17:14and for me I care about Britain and
17:16Britain only. Um and for for this
17:18situation we we're we're now uh causing
17:22ourel a massive issue especially with US
17:25relationships as well. I don't think I
17:27think it's very very clear to see that
17:28the United States or the UK under Andy
17:31Burnham want nothing to do with the
17:32United States. They're just scuppering
17:34relationships with the United States to
17:36get closer to the EU. As the EU falls
17:39apart, as the the right-wing governments
17:42um you know grow in popularity across
17:45Europe, uh we're seeing our government
17:48uh try and get closer to the EU is
17:51absolutely shambolic.
17:55It's not complicated at all. The
17:57Faullands has asked the people they have
17:59voted on it. Yeah. No, exactly. The
18:01Faullands is not going anywhere. Well,
18:03at least I'd hope it wouldn't go
18:05anywhere. But remember, you're seeing a
18:07Labour government that are in charge or
18:10um overseeing handing over the Chaos
18:12Islands. They also don't want to go
18:14anywhere. They want to remain British,
18:16but they would they will stop at nothing
18:18to appeasing the woke crowd and
18:20appeasing, you know, foreign courts and
18:23the globalist agenda. So potentially
18:25they probably would eventually if they
18:27have enough time give over the Faulland
18:29Islands which again I don't think we'll
18:32see but uh never say never with the
18:35Labour party.
18:41Supporters of Israel are no less looney
18:43than those that support Gaza.
18:48What about Russia? Aren't they trying to
18:49commit genocide with the Ukrainian
18:51people?
18:53Well, people are um raising concerns
18:56here as well. Then why is the UK
18:58government not putting sanctions on uh
19:01sort of Russian trade, North Korean
19:04trade and other sorts of places as well
19:07where things like this of this nature is
19:09being carried out because I can answer
19:12that question myself and it's because
19:14it's nothing to do with Islam. You've
19:17got to understand everything that they
19:18make is based on if if Islam is
19:20involved, they will always jump on the
19:23side of Islam no matter what. Hence why
19:25they've never prescribed the um the
19:27Muslim Brotherhood despite majority of
19:30countries in the world uh prescribing
19:32them as a as a terrorist organization.
19:34Uh but the British government only acts
19:38on behalf of uh Islamic's best interest.
19:40the Islamic, you know, whoever the
19:42Muslim block vote is. That's that's how
19:44crazy our politics is that you literally
19:47have a sitting government pandering to
19:50an 8% of a vote. But it's the but they
19:52know that if they put their bets on it,
19:55it's going to grow. Remember, they're
19:57overseeing
19:59um the the the replacement inside the
20:02United Kingdom. So, they know, hence why
20:05they cut the two child benefit cap as
20:07well. It's also a reason, you know, they
20:10make decisions based on these people.
20:11Think about who have more than two
20:13children, Muslims inside the United
20:16Kingdom. Now, you may think 8% today is
20:19not a lot. However, your grandchildren's
20:22generation when they're adults, that 8%
20:24will turn to 16, turn to 20, turn to
20:2725%. Whereas potentially in some of you,
20:30depending on how young you are watching
20:32this, in your lifetime, you may see the
20:35Muslim block vote become a majority in
20:38this country. And who are they going to
20:40reward for that? Well, the Labor
20:42government, the lefties that put them in
20:44power and uh and who protected them were
20:47on their side throughout all these
20:48things. Um yeah, when you follow it,
20:51it's it's pretty damn dark. Uh we've got
20:53a a super chat, by the way, from Moslo.
20:57uh donates £5. Thank you so much. He
20:59says, "Who cares if they're banned from
21:01Israel? I couldn't care less what they
21:02think. Their support for Argentina over
21:04the Faullands shows they are enemies."
21:06This is what I'm saying. This is why
21:08it's such a contentious talking point,
21:10right? I always see on the right of
21:13British, you know, we're all British. A
21:15lot of us are British that watch this
21:16and a lot of people who follow my
21:18channel are British, right? However,
21:20when it comes to Israel and Palestine
21:23and all of these kind of relationships,
21:25this is why I don't really report on
21:28things over there, it's because they
21:30always want you to pick a side. People
21:32want you to pick a side. Are you
21:33Israeli? Are you as are you on the
21:35Palestinians? And I'm not on any side
21:39really. I'm not on any side with regard
21:41to it. I can, you know, be very critical
21:43of the Israeli government um of what
21:45what happens over there. And also, I'm
21:49not going to stand on the side of a
21:50terrorist organization in Hamas and what
21:52they're doing. And what they did on
21:54October 7th was absolutely disgusting
21:56and despicable, all of it. And I don't
21:59want to see Hamas control anything or be
22:02in any influence. They need to be
22:04destroyed and completely eliminated. And
22:06that's where I I back Israel on to
22:08destroying and eliminating Hamas. But
22:11there's other things with regard to
22:12Israel and Gaza that I just I what
22:15Israel have done that I I just can't
22:17stand on the side of and I won't stand
22:18on the side of. However, that's why I
22:21kind of avoid it. But when we come into
22:23our country here with regard to the
22:24United Kingdom, you got Benjamin
22:26Netanyahu's son who's on the side of
22:29Argentina to try and take away our
22:32islands, our land, our sovereign
22:34territory. So when there's real
22:36pro-Israeli people that are in the sort
22:38of right-wing British patriot space
22:41saying this, then, you know, look at
22:43Netanyahu's son telling us that we need
22:45to give away our islands. So, you know,
22:48I I I find it very contentious. I don't
22:51really like to get involved with it too
22:52much. I'm Britain first. That's my
22:54standpoint on things. And of course, I
22:56want to see peace throughout the world,
22:58especially, of course, in Ukraine and
23:00and Russia as well. Um, so yeah, when
23:02picking sides and all of these kind of
23:04things, I I preer to to stay um Britain
23:08first. I care about my country's best
23:10interest at this moment time. And the
23:12Labor government with their decisions
23:14here in issuing sanctions is just merely
23:18symbolic and is going to do absolutely
23:20nothing and is going to go it's going to
23:23backfire on everything that they think
23:24that they're going to be able to
23:25achieve.
23:28Uh, films and gaming with Yam Yam says,
23:30"It's very annoying. Most think we have
23:32to support them." Yeah, well, you don't.
23:34You can support whatever you want, my
23:36man. It's just about knowing what's
23:38right and wrong. You know, when you're
23:39looking at two sides of a conflict, you
23:41can We're all adults here. We can
23:43decide. And you don't have to be, you
23:44know, stake your flag in the in the
23:46ground and go, I'm on this side. This
23:48side has done nothing wrong. I think on
23:50with Israel and the whole Palestine
23:52situation.
23:54But it's very hard to stick unless
23:56you're unless you are Israeli I suppose
23:58or if you are you know Palestinian then
24:00that's maybe when you can stick your
24:01your flag in the ground. But as as
24:03neutrals I suppose you know I I think
24:06you you you can be very critical of both
24:08sides. I I just think that's the way
24:10things are and apologies for that but
24:12that's just my opinion.
24:20Uh
24:24yeah, we are all more at risk now
24:26dealing with Israel in this fashion. I
24:28also agree, by the way. Now, whilst I
24:30have said things that, you know, it's
24:32it's give or take. It's not like I'm
24:34anti-Israel or pro-Israel like I'm, you
24:36know, indifferent, right? I'm in the
24:37middle, right? Whatever. Um they do
24:40quite a lot of stuff for us as well, you
24:42know, in terms of, you know, is
24:44countering Islamic terrorism and all
24:46this kind of stuff. So, um, yeah, I
24:49think it's going to I think it's going
24:50to do a lot of bad stuff for the UK. It
24:53risks weakening a important UK security
24:56relationship. As stated, Israel is a
24:59very important Western intelligence and
25:01security partner, particularly regarding
25:04Iran and the Islamist terrorism. Now I
25:08would argue that Britain should you know
25:11weigh those interests again and measure
25:14whose direct economic impact is expected
25:18to be small because I don't think it is.
25:20As stated the western intelligence and
25:23security partner especially with Iran
25:25bearing in mind they're sending illegal
25:27invaders on small boats to our country
25:30and Islamist terrorism.
25:34This could be a massive issue. It could
25:36be a massive issue. They are very
25:37important or they are very important I
25:40would say Israel for our our our western
25:43intelligence and security as a security
25:45partner. Seriously is especially over
25:46there in the Middle East. Um but
25:49remember
25:50I'm saying this but also the Labor
25:53government come out and talk about you
25:56know they're on the side of the
25:57Islamists. They're on the side that's
25:59why they've not prescribed the the
26:00Muslim Brotherhood as a terrorist
26:01organization. So they don't really care
26:04about that to be honest with you. In
26:06fact, they want to nullify those threats
26:08despite Islamist terrorism being make up
26:1285 to 90% of the MI5 watch list. We've
26:15got a Labor government, we've got
26:17ministers inside the Commons that want
26:18to play down that threat. And in fact,
26:20yesterday after we've seen a few uh
26:22people with Balaclavas on, I heard MPs,
26:25Muslim MPs in the comments say, "Now,
26:28can you admit that the rise of the far
26:29right is the greatest threat to this
26:31country? We got dude, you got a Muslim
26:33man who's I don't even think born here
26:36making decisions based on our country
26:38and now trying to gaslight and change
26:40the narrative and say that Islamist
26:43terrorism is no longer a threat in the
26:44UK and it's actually the rise of the far
26:47right when nothing happened at a
26:49peaceful protest. People in Balaclavas
26:52were just stood there in the road. Do
26:54you know what I mean? Like these people
26:56are insane. Absolutely insane.
27:01Aim high, vote low, never mind the
27:04buzzcocks. And that's why, okay, that's
27:06another thing. So, there might be a lot
27:08of restore vote, restore Britain voters
27:11um that are tuning into this live
27:12stream. And that's one thing that I
27:14really do stand on the side of Rupert
27:16Low with especially is is that his
27:18Israel and Gaza stance. He has the same
27:21well or I you could either say we we
27:24both have the same stance on things that
27:26were Britain first and we can call out
27:29uh the atrocities on both sides and want
27:32peace in a region. Um that's what I like
27:35about Rupert Lo. remember they were
27:36trying to say that he was some massive
27:37anti-semite and then in the same breath
27:40Robert Lo says I really hope Israel wipe
27:42out Hamas. I'm on that side as well. I
27:45hope Israel demolish Hamas and and
27:48eviscerate them for the for the face of
27:49the earth. But at the same time, we do
27:52need to see uh the peace in that
27:59fancy being so stupid as to give
28:01Milliban any sort of responsible job. I
28:04I don't know how this guy he this guy
28:06fails upwards. And to be fair, all of
28:08the Labour cabinet ministers fail
28:10upwards. All of them. All of them stand
28:12all of them fail upwards. They failed in
28:14their roles over many, many years and
28:16find themselves getting promoted into
28:19different positions. Ed Miband, what did
28:21he do over the last two years in Star's
28:23government, apart from stinking out the
28:25place and embarrassing himself on live
28:27television? Oh, now he's in in charge of
28:30our foreign relationships. Oh yes, Ed
28:32Milliban, the same guy who's who's
28:34almost single-handedly bankrupting our
28:36nation to the tune of net zero. And now
28:39he's in charge of dismantling and
28:41disrupting our foreign relationships by
28:43making s symbolic
28:46um
28:48decisions like this while scuppering our
28:50relationships with United States,
28:51scuppering our relationships with other
28:53sort of world superpowers to get closer
28:55to the EU. I see it. I see it all.
29:04films and gaming with the yam says
29:06Britain played a huge part in creating
29:08Israel yet Israel is helping Argentina
29:10take the uh Balklands and other things
29:13who they think they are exactly that's
29:15why you know you shouldn't necessarily
29:18put your flag into the dirt when it
29:20comes to foreign relations um speaking
29:22for the British people here I suppose
29:24you know be British first and then do
29:27what's best for our country But yeah, uh
29:30but guys, uh that's it from us for now.
29:32Um this is going to rumble on this. A
29:35lot has been said already over the last
29:37hour. Uh but expect a sort of shiploion
29:40to erupt. It is it's of course going to
29:42erupt. There's going to be a lot of bad
29:44things that are going to pop up over the
29:47next couple of hours, the next couple of
29:49days.
29:50And yeah, thank you so much for your
29:52super chats as well. Um Films Gaming
29:54Yam, thank you again. Uh, Britain, as I
29:57said, I've read your your normal chat
29:58out, but yeah, you're you're absolutely
30:00right on that one. Um, but guys, thank
30:02you so much for for tuning in.