this name is actually real in the u. k. the stormer was deeply complicit in the mass rapes and exchange for votes. that's what the inquiry would show us. so to, as a asked to discuss the case of a rape of the young of young girls by a group of my many of whom had come from a focus on need to send in the u. k. as the home office refuses to bring up more data on the issue. now ellen mazda published materials on x, on how the british media fail to cover these rape cases, and must quinton, to also post footage of, uh, showcasing reported cases of a different waves were fathers tried to save their. * owners, but instead there were the ones to have been arrested know all of those stems from failure from u. k. officials to talk about where these, some of these men are from an in fear that it would bring more problems with in a society in the u. k, so ill and mazda decided to launch a full on x stating whether the us should liberate the people of, of britain from their government as he called from the prime minister for the prime m

so according to u. k. lo, then not permitted to work until they've been in the country for at least 12 months . so that's wasting for at least 12 months for a decision on that or so. i them claim and waiting for that paid through no fault of that. right. and that's quite a lot share with people. but that's a fairly restrictive policy. other countries like suite and australia kind of allow asylum seekers to look straight away. germany, it's up to 3 months. so that's quite a tough policy. and we have seen in recent months and years pressure on the government from refugee charities most recently from the head of the migration advisory committee, that's the independent body that advises the government on this migration policy to actually release this bond. and the argument is that when these people arrive, if that destitute, the government is obligated to provide them with accommodation and asylum support payments. and the government is providing that support to a 110000 people at the moment. and that's run u

this name is actually real in the u. k. stormer was deeply complicit in the mass rapes and exchange for votes. that's what the inquiry would show. so, let's begin the story now with all these correspondence of my ego joins me in this . do you do this as being one incredible class on social media between musk installment? what more can you tell us about it? i'm not to as access to discuss the case of a rape of the young of the young girls by a group of my many of whom have come from a focus on need to send in the u. k. as the home office refuses to bring up more data on the issue, now it will mazda published materials on ads, on how the british media fail to cover these rape cases. and most went on to also post footage of uh, showcasing reported cases of a different waves were fathers tried to save their. * owners, but instead there were the ones to have been arrested know all of those stems from failure from u. k. officials to a talk about where these, some of these men are, from an in fear that it would bring more problem

u. k. u k is officially must go mules clam country of the 2024. so congratulations. so leaving the l a. u. k. deceptive dial. septic all we know moving into you know, the ultimate winner on the ultimate loser category and types award show t's. i never thought actually said a to lie toward show is so important. oh, you may have 0 budget for in your words though, but anyway, getting back to the actual towards the ultimate we in our ultimate loser. we haven't even put categories in here because you know, everybody, dogs in the street know who the ultimate winner is in 2024. it's gotta be the big don royal, you know, no argument here. it's got to be and you know, we've like play phone with done on the show as much as we've enjoyed put the boot into, you know, sleepy joe, we've enjoyed to have a phone with don, he's, he's funny guy, he's a funny my room, the video you let's have a look at how don i lived the salt and pepper to our episodes over the year will that we have to get along with the w

i'm yes, this is the 1st time we're doing it here in the u. k, but we suspect all european friends will follow us. our american friends might join us, and that's how you go off to the neighbors of these guys and chuck off that market chuck off the funds. some estimate over a 100000000000 pounds globally in this illegal market by check off the funds that make it available. the proposed regime will target smuggling ring leaders with sanctions and disrupt the financial networks behind illegal crossings. the sanctions are expected to include asset freezes and travel bands with violations punishable by up to 7 years in prison. labor says dismantling smuggling gangs as central to his plan for reducing small boat crossings. more than 36000 migrants made the dangerous journey across the english channel in 2024 alone. let's talk about this with louise calvary, director of asylum matters. you are joining us from birmingham. we want to 1st of all, your thoughts on this plan. i had already thank you for having me on extremely disappointing. i think we've he

so the right wing reform u. k. party nigel fraud was invited to trump's integration along with all the british conservatives. what are your thoughts in that regard to? well, well, 1st of all, monitor for i was just a little much dresser relationship with president tom, a trump suddenly of a politician. she mentions, of course, uh barshan son jordan says this type of disagreement. so it doesn't tell me particularly on foreign policy. but i think it's interesting because i feel donald trump would like to say niger fraud, which is prime minister the guy i think from our kids, thomas points to be uh, he says, a lot of the majority is about uh, 250 feet site by the looks is that he says he can quite safely uh, a box uh, lots of the why the government in spring guiding and the carry. uh, some key policy decisions have tons of adult calm down, roll a tool and the job to show or if there was an election. now, that would be a different result. and i don't convince the conservatives with to that much faster because i still

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but they coming in to the u. k. and let and there's titles in the u. k as well with an increase in crime is adding to the housing crisis. there's millions of pounds being spent on these people who have come into the u. k. and this is all a result of the was which should be waged over the last 20 years. i mean, absolutely, i agree with you and it's, it's often the insane to me that the was one perhaps for the european situation is the water, libya because i get that see actually all that he's, he's obviously not popular with the powers that be in the west he was very good because he held back the tide of migrants. he wants to come from africa since he's gone. and that was, you know, 12 years ago now there's been a lot of migrant started through lydia. and then that obviously was added to with the was in syria and on the rock. and now you've got new migrant boots starting to take place from lebanon. and if we get to will with the on, i say now i think that's to be the worst possible thing that anyone in the west could try to do. but if there is some kind

i continued condolences to those of iving, the u. k. u s e to i'm genocide here in this region will be back on monday again with the most expensive files go publish and that's how you'd be. the more analysis on the future of the usa, on the world of to the historic election, wind of the 47th us president donald j. trump. and you'll then even touch why the social media is not sensitive in your country. and i do i channel going underground tv on ramble dot com to let you know that besides off going undergrad. so you monday the the, the the, the the history of the new school curriculum.

i continued condolences to those of iving, the u. k. u s to i'm genocide here in this region will be back on monday again with the most expensive files go publish and that's how you'd be. the more analysis on the future of the usa, on the world of to the historic election wind of the 47th you as president donald j . trump until then even touch why the social media is not sensitive in your country . and i do i channel going on around tv, on ramble dot com to let you know that besides off going undergrad, see monday, the the, as the year ends being coming, trump administration continues to believe it can end. the conflict in ukraine from pin is people are beginning to understand ending this conflict is more difficult in starting a war. the problem is moscow cube and washington wants different outcomes. the february 2022 ukraine. the game. the world's number one. new story for ukraine. new craner, craner, craner, craner, ukraine, ukraine, ukraine, ukraine, do. crane, which is a down to discussion. russian troops invaded ukraine on a one per

i continued condolences to those of iving, the u. k. u. s to i'm genocide here in this region will be back on monday again with the most expensive files go publish. and that's how you'd be for more analysis on the future of the usa, on the world of to the historic election. wind of the 47th us president, donald j. trump, and you'll then even touch why the social media is not sensitive in your country. and i do i channel going underground tv on ramble dot com to let you know that besides off going undergrad. so you monday, the, [000:00:00;00] the motion forces take a ukrainian stronghold and the don't yet square public with key of troops sustaining over $12000.00 casualties during this stage of pro rock of the city. so many foreign minister pushes women's rights on her recent trip to syria or the countries to heart is needed. declines to shake hands on local media, plus on a lena bandbox. imaging photos, to me is all religious persecution rise and isn't mist control syria? one of the country's most prominent it's christy and boy springs as

this name is actually real in the u. k. stormer was deeply complicit in the mass rapes and exchange for votes. that's what the inquiry would show. a lot of these correspondent alignment you saw joins me in the studio now with more on this. this is a story that goes back many years in u. k. it's now become this, the tit for tat spots on social media. can you just tell me a little bit more about this social media clash between eagle musk and kissed alma? so even most took 2 social media acts to discuss the case of a young girls being gang raped by men. many of them being of focused on a descent in the u. k. as the home office refuses to come out with more data on the issue. now, elaine moscow published materials on ads on how to british media feel to cover these cases. he also went on to post of footage, showcasing reported cases of rape where fathers were trying to save their daughters . and instead they're the ones to have been arrested. i mean, the issue seems to have frustrated musk so much, especially with the u. k. off

i continued condolences to those of iving, the u. k. u s to i'm genocide here in this region will be back on monday again with the most expensive files go publish them at i. e. b. for more analysis on the future of the usa, on the world of to the historic election, wind of the 47th us president, donald j. trump. and you'll then even touch why the social media is not sensitive in your country. and i do i channel going underground tv on ramble dot com to let you know that besides off going undergrad. so you monday, the, [000:00:00;00] the, as the year ends being coming from administration continues to believe the content of the conflict in ukraine. trump, and as people are beginning to understand ending this conflict is more difficult than starting a war. the problem is moscow cube and washington wants different outcomes. the the, the world's leading block of the merging nations expands to 10 members after presiding brazil a night since the session of indonesia, super ex canadian prime minister just intruder. oh, is that thing done proport

same of the u . k. where it's 26 percent lower, but no, nothing really to worry about. everything is under control. you just have an e u member states without you, without saying that they're going to take drastic measures targeting what it considers to be inactive economic warfare against it by ukraine. on the blocks cheap diplomat tie, a callous to say that she's totally sure that o e u. countries are ready to continue to support ukraine to the point that the you will take over your friends. bills to the us under chunk kicks zalinski out of the basement. and off their wallet, speaking like someone who clearly doesn't have to worry about being elected to the job by popular vote. looks like the clowns in charge in brussels. are intent on doing a high flying truck piece out here without a safety net building a south africa that belongs to old. that's the rallying cry from president sterile rama. post on the $113.00 anniversary of the african national congress. this establishment is to run the photos. it is also handled the ruling and see which ship motored south africa. h

facebook career is a pub islamist organization designated as terrace by the u. k. germany, russia, china, and most of the our world, despite the group's goal to establish a global economic caliphate, dominated by sharia law through force, washington. and also i have yet to blacklist that the controversy surrounding the conference in canada that has the rest of the art going through the government to a hill storm of criticism. this is the story of the justin trudel, government, and his weak public safety ministers. under their watch, canada has become a safe haven for terrorist supporters. countries have designated his boot to rear a terrorist group. why are they allowed to host a conference in mississauga? while political on foreign policy expert super kamala, due to say it is on acceptable for a democratic country to host a terrorist group. i think, i mean the democratic puncture drink that is not the substrate bind to decide refundable, and i think it should not be accepted on. so, i mean, my understanding is punch in the organization, which is a big clip, denta

u k, doing well, oh, perfectly well, 22000000000 pounds budget hole. right. so see what our prime street. yeah. yeah. front doing well a little bit. the government's collapsed. immigration out of control, burning the placed on a new year's eve, a big deal towards lenders. oh man. oh oh, we'll talk about that with later. something else that joe has done, he's categorized his allies and friends into 3 kind of bonds. like who would you invite the wedding? it definitely go to invite the parents. maybe you got to do the brothers and sisters, but the cousins that you never really liked, they can stay out. i guess with the cousins who aren't getting invited to wedding or when it comes to who america would sell at high tech at ships to, you know, very important. who are they all the, the own months cousins, or the baltic states? yes. the people who are great to throw themselves and the fee to the americans and the british m e u, i'm nato. and you know yap, yap, yap. uh the russians need and if at their heels and they've been left out of the party, they're not going t

remember the old u. k by very, very slow margin and he was like 51 percent very small. much in the election was all came in in an eastern european country like romania or georgia home. i have a feeling that they might find some sort of objection about the good old brits they left, they packed the bags and headed back to the lady. and the country has descended into some kind of hernandez clamshell. would you agree? okay, absolutely correct. there is numerous problems starting with things being so breaking stick even creatives water. do you guys largest board or company is in do financial whole with aging 1000000000 in their area interest the national health service is going to have they have a budget shortfall of 12000000000 pounds and prisons despite junior we're losing a little 3 pieces of murder. yeah. are you guys in england and wales hardened 99 per cent full and as the local authorities more the entire criminal justice system stance on the precipice of failure. uh oh. well that's an easy solution. jus

. shores as well, but it's already reaching the u. k. shows that, you know, we, we have a, a huge number of military aids may have my friends coming across the channel illegally. and now we've got a $150000.00 to run the asylum system, mainly with both this asylum seekers. but they come from these countries, mostly on man, middle women and children, which is means, which is why i didn't think they'd genuine refugees as such, but they coming in to the u. k. and let, and those tell you also in the you tie as well with an increase in crime is adding to the housing crisis. there's millions of pounds being spent on these people who have come into the u. k. and this is all a result of the was which should be waged over the last 20 years. i mean, absolutely. i agree with you. and it's, it's also the insane to me that the was one perhaps for the european situation is the water, libya because i get that see actually all that he's, he's obviously not popular with the powers the be in the west. he was very good because he had bought the tide of mi

the 2nd u. k. p m, and 3 years was in care for a visit this week for a meeting with the landscapes thing to stay with us. as we take a quick look at what came from those talks during the meetings, ellensby and storm are assigned a 100 year partnership between ukraine on the u. k. it's stipulates p. i will receive $3000000000.00 from frozen russian assets on a $150.00 pieces of our total re. interesting need also quote segments the u. k. as a preferred partner for ukraine's energy sector for the co mineral strategy and green steel production that's according to the u. k. pm's office of the west has spoken. i've repeatedly about not allowing such resorts as the fall into russian. this war is about money. people don't talk much about it, but you know, the richest country and all or bureau for rare earth minerals is you train $2.00 to $7.00 trillion dollar for the minerals that are rare earth minerals very relevant to the 21st century. your trains ready to do a deal with us? not the russians. so send o

in that way, there is a lot of ideological alignment between what mosque has been saying around the u. k . in the west and within the u. v. a f d is much like trumps agenda, openly antique immigrant nationalist. in some ways you on attempt to sway the election and bolster at the is also gonna attempt to make sure that trump's agenda encounters as few barriers as possible. but beyond that, he actually wrote in an op ed for a german newspaper, that part of the reason that he was being so vocal is because his companies operate in germany. so part of this is just naked self interest. one really ironic thing though about his support of the a f d i, i, i was in berlin covering all of the protests around his big tesla plant and brandenburg right outside of berlin. and the a, f d was opposed to the construction of that site. it's a major major facility for the production of the test was and a lot of was finding the a f d and criticizing them and saying they're the sort of like, far right, neo nazi group look now he's embracing. so when it comes to ideological consistency, you're not going to fin

and then of course, the homeless daily u. k. u. s. a u, i'm bombing of a around syria and the human. but given that you mentioned that the important thing is to concentrate on domestic infrastructure and just rebuilding the basic of some kind of society after decades of clinton, bush obama. by them, the liberalism, will the military industrial complex. just go, okay. you're going to john should swords into plowshares as we don't have a problem with this plan. because your manufacturing base right now is all to lockheed martin raphael and northrop grumman and the general dynamics. and the rest of them went on advertising people to sell their short shares of i had asked us whether you will that the military in industrial intelligence community neccessary speaker is capital intensive. it's not labor intensive. it's all about the bells and whistles of, of the national defense infrastructure at, but you know, you have to look at what's happening domestically about as you can just right now, since about a trillion dollars a year and so call

i think in the u. k. more and more groups are realizing this, for example, at when the former government tried to pass, the conservatives tried to pass and not to be the legislation that was so draconian . civil mccarthy, i sold repressive the palestine sorted out to campaign managed to form a very large, very broad coalition for the 1st time ever to address this because everyone from amnesty to every other civil rights groups recognize that unless we stop this, they're coming for us. but the main point is this, what the, what you said, which is those powers that be those western any, those colonial states are really dismantling the live pro democracy as we know it to defend their favorite set. the colony is right, and this is, this is the sort scare every liberal, not just every progressive or leftist, every liberal should really be worried. your civil rights that you take for granted are disappearing before your eyes. you can stop it before it goes away. we've got a question in the front. what are the b

in that way, there is a lot of ideological alignment between what mosque has been saying around the u. k . and the west and within the u. v. a f d is much like trumps agenda, openly anti immigrant nationalist. in some ways you on attempt to sway the election and bolster sd is also going to attempt to make sure that trump's agenda encounters as few barriers as possible. but beyond that, he actually wrote in and when he tells his followers with you or the media. now he's not out to empower them or simply disempower, legacy media outlets. he wants to empower himself balls through his platform and to increase the disproportionate influence than one man already has on democracies. such as the one donald trump is about to take over in washington. when musk says that people are losing trust in the media or somehow his uses are in the media. now he's the one driving that he's choosing who to amplify. he's choosing what good or bad information means on his platform. a very small group of very wealthy people are benefiting immensely from the weakening of the media or, and what information people h

one of the with this is told the inquiry that the u. k. lead troops has a, quote, unquote, golden, take it to get away with mazda, which was itself a bit utilized and normalized when you describe what he said is more graphic. can you give us an example or an explanation of what you mean by that words that had been used about killing were like flat packing, flat packing them or witnesses well grunted and an image see to ensure that they felt safe sharing what they know names ranks places, according to an informant going on to the alias and $1799.00. cs combined is bread, a culture of fear within units and whistle blowing equaled treason. it appears with respect to be from the face of the email west than that because in the 1st line it refers to a thing has occurred to ensure that the stuff offices keep their mouth shut. is that how you read that? that is exactly how i read that, sir. yes. basically there appears to be a culture there of shut up. don't question in coming forward and giving evidence both in your statement and to the inquiry

the us and the u. k. air force has carried out more than a dozen air strikes on the harps to john area in the wrong province. a few minutes later, these really air force carried out strikes on the outskirts of all something square and so not as well as 8 airstrikes on the he's he has area in southern sun uh which injured one person and damaged several nearby buildings. in addition, airstrikes were carried out on the city of data, and in particular, the ports of data and russ esau. now, i know we spoke with yeah, many join list jose and i'll book high to you. and he said that the, who these have been a kind of been causing a lot of damage to these red economy. this was actually the, a lot of just the code at the ne to is it i, any us, i'm beneficial, i pack so only a month and a half product that a power states in south looks an awkward, tedious power station. dispos. they connect me this sort of time to say that i do and, and the us to head to the destiny shows community that they use as the coordination

and they would last set me in that would be like the u. k. you from africa, you live on trees, and i remember how shocked i was that they would they would speak about the place that i loved. and that i missed so much that gave me all of my identity in such derogatory terms that they could not understand. the beauty, the power, the opportunities that i got from those 9 years i'm, i thought, moment i said to myself in my head, when will be the day that i would have to make so many explanations because it will be obvious how rich, how beautiful, how glorious and all of us on this planet, not just the fact that the we are just one sessions on this. find that just one. we happened to be the most to hold the solutions. 6, the kids to survive without us. we can destroy ourselves. i'm having to show that many candidates out there that are, i mean have it to the way the so that's a little as to a significant have to come. extraordinary advocates in thinking that it's just one species effect in successful be here. when it's all going, let's be humble,

u k, doing well. oh, perfectly well, 22000000000 pounds budget. whole normal price just went off trying street. yeah, yeah. fronts doing well a little bit. the government's collapsed. immigration out of control and burning the placed on new year's eve. i bought the old deutschland just. oh man. oh oh, we'll talk about that. we'll later something else said joe, as don't who's categorized as allies and friends into 3 kind of bonds like who would you invite to the wedding? it definitely got to invite the parents. maybe you got to do the brothers and sisters, but the cousins that you never really liked, they can stay out. i guess with the cousins who aren't getting invited to wedding when it comes to who america would sail high tech at ships to, you know, very important. who are they? so the, they don't want cousins or the baltic states. yes. the people who are great that felt themselves defeated the americans and the british, and e u. m. nato. and you know yap. yap, yap, uh the russians. and if at their

what we do know is that germany, the u. k, and friends are here meeting with the iranians, discussing not just the nuclear issue. also things like bi lateral that they have relations and also the concern of vermont, supplying weapons to rush or human rights. all these issues on the table, but of course the nuclear issue is one of great importance. just the week ahead of you as president elect donald trump being sworn in to office a lot to talk about. but what the diplomats are telling us is that this is really about figuring out where everyone stands on such a crucial issue. before the next us president comes in the office. and of course the big question mark, what is donald trump going to do? some say he's very much considering the admitted to strike were the dots directly from the us or supporting israel. other say that he is going to really push some kind of a deal, a new deal, not the one that looks like 2015 because of course these are very different types. stephanie decor, all g 0. do you need? a lot of times new presid

said the us and the u. k. might of be behind those attacks on the talk is pipeline system just for a moment. and i like haven't listened to this, please. the subject, the january 11th attack on the compressor station of the turks stream gas pipeline . and you live in russian crested. our region stands out in the series of attacks by the key version. let me remind you that the day before the expired ukranian president refused to extend the contract for transporting natural gas is through the, through ukraine to europe, a little bit. taking a significant step towards further undermining push of the economic potential of the old content. i believe we, we have every reason to believe that the attack on the term stream infrastructure was carried out under the guidance of washington and london who are interested in hooking the you on expensive l n g from the united states. it. so it is worth noting that these 2 countries are precisely the ones obstructing the initiation of an impartial, international investigation j

welcome to the u. k. let's do this. well, oh no. no it's, it's a what is this, this is william, this is a so it's like in the middle a moment. yeah. one of it was just like this age of camelot sub job. so something out of the year. right? sadie ager? crazy start tying these things around and pull that right there. just trying to join teddy's front of the code. so you know, you don't go around to english country side without the sword. huh. and the shield . oh yeah, yeah. yeah. yeah. good al, care style of your top mind, but don't get any better on the streets. so that's what i'll either they're, they're having sword fights in the cafes and in the shops. there's running bottles out in the street. so it is becoming a very evil society again, and that's it. they're not, there's no mounted elements of this. there's no cover element. if you need a bit of calvary braveheart. oh you, of course there is they even have just riding bike, somebody else thing. come on, this is great. let's have a bit of just a new case. the, let's say wait. so

they're willing to get, i mean, the u. k, for example, never took much gas from russia, bought it's insta link. so we face less gas coming from not sure the prices of gas coming from norway, for example, increase. so turning on this pipeline is something that really needs to happen. and it's the sensible thing to do. why keep a pipeline off? when it can be turned don't provide gas, the heat homes and keep businesses running? because the alternative is that people freeze on businesses go bankrupt and the by the administration is latest sweeping sanctions against russia's energy industry. they've already resulted in an oil price spike. i'm. is this a case of self sabotage by the ip going by the administration at this stage? does joe care? and i think he wants to do as much damage as they possibly can. he's got a week, a week left to do it. i mean him and the people around him, and i think more of the people in his administration like victoria knew that i would like to see a home dom to russia in the last week. you know, again,

they haven't, in fact, it seems the u. k isn't even sure what it's even doing when one purchasing these outlet push the new case. customs in revenues office over how many cases it was looking at regarding possible sanctions of asians. it replied, the number of current investigations which may involve these sanctions, regardless of the eventual outcome is not centrally recorded. let me break that down for you just in case it was clear. they have no loved the idea. and if that wasn't bad enough, it's now it moves that the office given the task of investigating the potential functions of asians by companies or persons in the u. k. isn't doing so well. i the, this is the office of financial sanctions implementation, while it might as well be called the office of not implementing financial functions . it's not convicted a single case relating to russia. the financial investigations of this nature are typically complex and lengthy. as a result, they have be no concluded prosecutions for offences under the new sanctions and anti mo

we people, the tax payer, the people who are living the nightmare that the u. k is rapidly turning into there's also some concern that the you k is going to turn into an economic basket case pretty soon. hm. so that's what i listen to. i think this rose, i don't mean just girl giving us the feedback from the streets about what's actually going on in the old united kingdom, ill chat on the video here. what do we have never truly known brooks and we inherent, you know, it's a cultural symbol. i know 6 months free, but the ruins of the one we walked through the street. so the past is a raise. well, our history is vilified where the idea of being birthday is treated like some things to be ashamed of. first and as a recognizable law, so punish housework and people were rolling. those folks flight the system boss. immigration has lots of millions of people floating into this country, draining out of schools, hospitals in housing, i'm freshman, sing the convenience. he's not wants to find. the government's prior sees a clear as a little short term versus people less we'