You know, we got this debate flying around at the moment in this country and it goes along the lines of who should be allowed to govern us, who should be allowed to stand as an MP, who should be allowed to vote, who has the right to remain. And you know, it goes off in various other branches.

And you’ve seen the uh blowback from it where people that care about and want the best for their country have been denigrated by people that should know better and called some questionable things that come out of the playbook of the left. It really is a disgrace. And unfortunately, it’s not going to work because the English, for one thing, have had just about enough of it.

And you see that no matter where you go on social media now we’ve come let me just peel this back right the way I’ve been bought up is I will treat somebody the way I wish to be treated myself civility respect manners if they need help try and help them and so on and so on and so on at the end of the day it molds you into a good person treat me like and I’ll respond in kind you know that falls under the opaces of you know I I will treat you as if I I wish to be treated I’ve got no problem with anybody as long as they behave respect the rule of law and

contribute and do the right thing and that is not happening and this country is changing it’s change the demographic of it is changing and in so many years down the line people that look like me it’ll be minority the way it’s going. That’s why we we have the issues we have and that’s why people are getting as concerned as they are.

Now, over the last couple of days, there’s been a uh a law, I think it is, pushed through on this QT where it is if you say anything detrimental about them, then you could get in trouble with the old bill. You could even end up behind the door for it. Now I want to pull this up and show you.

I couldn’t believe what I was seeing and I was sent it. This is from uh HJB news. Muslim MP demanding to know what the punishment will be for the members of the house if he feels they have been Islamophobic. I wonder when they will be be demanding what punishments the British public will face. Maybe public stonings or lashings or maybe even worse.

Well, there’s one thing that we have with our our parliament which they hold dear particularly and that is freedom of speech or parliamentary privilege. They can say what they want to say within that house. I don’t always necessarily agree with it because I think some of the stuff they come out with they should be done for legally, but still it is one of the basic fundamental tenants of what we are.

And you’ve got somebody that falls under the category of the way they’re trying to change this country asking what they’re going to ask. Sorry, but I’m having none of it. Speaker, we all agree that there is no place in our society for hatred or discrimination anybody anywhere. Islamophobic incidents in the UK are at record levels.

Thousands of innocent incidents each year with many more likely unreported. Abuse is increasingly normalized, politicized through media, TV, and online driven institutional as well as street level. And police data shows serious underounting making specialist monitoring essential. Islamophobia in the UK is not limited to fringe behavior.

It’s uh the data shows a pattern of escalating hostility and normalization in public discourse including this place and the other place. So how will this definition be integrated into the Nolan principles and what sanctions will apply to members of this house and members of the other place? Secretary of State. >> Well, it’s for the House authorities to determine what happens with members um of this House, but he’s right to point to the huge concerns we should all share uh about the unacceptable level of hostility and abuse directed at Muslims

in all likelihood under reportported because we know that not all uh instances of crime of that kind are reported. The problem is by singling them out straight away and saying, “Right, we we need to report on what’s been said about you.” Not in a very nice way, kind of thing. You’re creating an issue because you could straight away say, “But what about me? What if you’re nasty about me? What what’s going to happen then?” You know, it’s it’s we we should have the freedom to criticize That’s very important. And the

criticized should have the freedom to respond. That’s equally as important. That’s how normal societies function. But we’ve got to the point where we’ve got so many people of, you know, the demographic you’ve just seen on the on the video there same thing. This country is bending over backwards to accommodate for them at the expense of people like me, people like you.

We’ve seen all this before. You know, I mentioned the uh [clears throat] Iranian situation at the moment. What’s happening there? Well, if you roll back to the 70s and if you look at the way this was allowed to play out and you look at the way it all happened and you look at what’s happening now, it’s like history in motion in motion.

History repeating itself all over again. And when is it going to get to a point where somebody turns around and says, “Hang on a minute. No, not this time. I’m waiting for somebody to do it. I heard a phrase out of a out of a program once I used to watch. Oh, this has happened before. Does it necessarily follow that it has to happen again? You get this repeating cycle all the time and it has to be broken.

Now going to England, we talk about English law, the constitution, the bill of rights, the act of settlement, the glorious revolution. the claim of right, the coronation oath, all of these terms that you hear, what are they? What’s the effect of them all? Well, we talk about the Bill of Rights and to an extent the act of settlement.

There was things put in there to protect the state against all this kind of thing from happening. We have a separation of powers in in this country. There’s certain academics will tell you we don’t. Well, it’s bollocks. I’m a cap driver. I can work it out. I can read. You know, it’s the monarchy. It’s parliament, the judiciary, and the juries.

That’s why they want to get rid of juries, by the way. And it’s all set up like that way deliberately. And what about our rights? What about protecting from interference from outside bodies? This is where our bill of rights is very important. This is why the Fabians, this is why the left of politics are ignoring all of this because they know that if it was acknowledged, if it was enforced, if it was obeyed, all of this that they’re doing will be gone, cancelled out immediately.

Now, have a look at this bill of rights. The English Bill of Rights 1689 established that no foreign prince, person, prelate, state or proent hold any jurisdiction, authority or superiority within the realm. This provision part of a landmark constitutional document ensures that the UK is not subject to foreign control.

The declaration was part of the settlement from uh after the glorious revolution ensuring the independence of the English crown and legal system from foreign influence and it serves as a foundational legal principle against external interference in UK domestic affairs. Now I would call all this talk external interference with UK affairs, wouldn’t you? Now, that actual uh line in there, the purpose of it originally was to protect us from the Dutch, who by the way at the time were a majority white race. What they were basically

doing, they were obtaining positions of authority and prestige in this country, England, nicking all our stuff and taking it home. So, this was put in place to protect the state, but the same principle applies. That’s why and the video you you’ve just seen there is exactly why we have all the arguments about who should govern, who should have a say, who should have control, and it needs bringing back.

There are political parties, there are political individuals that want to change things, want to uh put it right, but they have to get the right advice. They have to be told the right things for it to happen properly and that by God is one of them. Let me know what you think in the comments. As always, hit the like button, subscribe to the channel, share my stuff.