ali harbi ali. >> to. ali harbi ali. >> yep. they're fighting each other in syria again. former ambassador to the country thinks a flood of people are heading our way. so does nigel farage, who says that the crackpots in the eu will open the flood gates, and that means they'll all be banging on our door soon. now, i don't think we should take a single one. we've done our bit. british taxpayers done our bit. british taxpayers do their bit every single day, paying do their bit every single day, paying for the illegal immigrants that we've already got. britain is not the world's policeman. it's not our responsibility . i tell you what responsibility. i tell you what should be our responsibility. our own people. when are we going to start putting them first? i mean , europe first? i mean, europe experimented with the mass importation of refugees from that part of the world, and the experiment failed. remember what happenedin experiment failed. remember what happened in cologne on new year's eve a few years ago? >> a day after the allegations of mass sexual assault were made p

ali harbi ali. london, aukus and ali harbi ali. >> lala lala lala lala lala. >> lala lala lala lala lala. >> lovelyand we're already seeing syrians in turkey and lebanon getting their cars and lebanon getting their cars and head back to their homeland . and head back to their homeland. surely anyone who was granted asylum or refugee status here, on the grounds that they had to flee the conflict in syria, can now go home, especially those on benefits. germany allowed around 1.2 million syrians in. they're now suspending asylum claims. so is france and austria. in fact, austria is actually starting a program to deport people back to syria right away. and germany is already offering chartered flights. now , some irish syrian flights. now, some irish syrian refugees can't wait to go home. >> we can come back to our homes now. family is waiting for us to come back, pay a visit , pay a come back, pay a visit, pay a visit or, you know, go there and stay there. >> how has our government handled this situation though? well, they've ballsed it up, haven't they? our home secretary decided to pause decisions o