no. as a muslim man with common sense i know exactly what happened there, because she said it. no doubt whatsoever she originally had no problem with asian and islamic cultures coming over and taking over communities. the problem is that when she went to authorities about various problems she found that the decency and democracy she desired only existed inn the culture she was only too happy to replace. now she has found that indian slums in central london do not provide a preferable living standard.
@@ftftyffghfvghfcht6701there aren't Indian style slums in London and if there were it wouldn't be because of muslims it would be because there has been no investment by the government in any part of Britain
@@gordonstrong5232 How so ? What does some religious divides got to do with capitalism ?? Or do you think that if we were to live in some sort of communist super state where ALL the religions would be banned we would all be happy go along ?? Afaic the old Soviet Union tried that and the results of that 'experiment' are more than evident for all to see, or what would you say ?
It's been like that since 1979 when the Tories were voted in. Every single time they get in they make the average person worse off but the English keep voting for them. It's nuts.
There is, you know. Maybe not where you live, but there are definitely happy, healthy communities out here. Do you do anything to foster local community? Probably not.
It is when you obsess over it and pretend its an eyesore of an issue. These groups are near non existent. You should be more worried about how our main party and lindsay Hoyle are all aligned with labour or conservative friends of israel and that keir starmer trashed his party for israeli honour, let alone announced sending people there recently. Hoyle's father founded the lobby groups. They are doing here what they did to America, who have turned the country upside down and embarrassed it on the world stage as the only ones doing the veto to save isrsel every time the world condemns them for brutality against paleatinians. Most of the Biden team are apparently jews, not white christians which reflects the demographic more. That should startle you and explain the unusual isrsel defense that is unlike past administrations, Bush and Reagan put pressure on israel back in the day before the zionist takeover was more complete. Even Trueman and Carter stated that zionists have too much influence.
Yes it is, and it can be subdivided into further categories: racism against gr00ming g4ngs, intolerance of child marriage, bigotry against b0mbs being set off on the underground, and prejudice against wifebeating.
Well, I can understand the woman in the hijab 4:41 but the word terrorism is actually a term used by the language of law if you harm somebody solely on nationality race it’s the definition of terrorism by the language of law if you harm somebody solely on criminality reasons, the definition is criminal by the language of law
As a British Asian that's Muslim, I do believe Britishness does need to come back, I fully agree with the lady in the Hijab. I am not against people celebrating other cultures that they are aligned to, but we must have a dominant British culture in the UK. The lack of this has caused a rise in a lunatic far right fringe that has hijacked the narrative for their own agenda. This is Britain and we must preserve a British culture.
It needs to be redefined, and even if that's resisted, it'll happen eventually over time anyway. Language changes. The Greeks don't speak ancient Greek and Italians don't speak Latin. Language changes and culture changes.
@@brucebee7569 We need to decide what fundamentals define 'Britishness' and then build a narrative around that. The only issue is that we can't allow the fringes from the right and left to hijack the narrative as they will use it to their own needs and propagandise it. At the moment the fringe elements have way, way too much say and it's led us down a dangerous path.
I mean this sincerely and with respect - can you define British culture? What that means? What it would look like and how you would like it to manifest?
As a Malaysian Muslim, I totally agree with the red scarf lady. The Muslims who migrated to Europe or affiliated countries should not enforced Islamism to the local natives, cultures, values. It is their continent, it is rightfully theirs; muslims who truly believe in the Islamic religion should know Allah has granted that continent and that civilisation to the collective European ethnic humans. As a Muslim, we’re told countless of times if we’re living in a nation/society that’s not majority Muslims; YOU MUST RESPECT THE LAW OF THE LAND. Why are some of these Muslims gung ho about pushing sharia law to the West? My country has been labeled as one of the best Muslim countries for Muslims; and yet we don’t have sharia law. So why forced it down the Westerners throat??
Who's pushing Sharia law in the West? Tories are in power and have been for the last 15 years. They also despise working class people. Surely you must know that?
Notlaughinganymore. Well said the lady in red scarfe and one in blue and red jacket, and the gentlemen who respect our culture and laws. Thank you. To all of you. Good to see you speaking up for our country, need more like you speaking out. ✝️🙏🇬🇧
Hi fellow malaysian..Malaysian hindu here. Highly respect your POV. However religious extremism from certain politicians and political parties for their own personal and political gain has been on a sharp rise in our country of late. It is beginning to feel a tad worrisome for us non Muslims living in Malaysia and the future of our children. However, after seeing the 2 brave Kelantanese Malay mother and daughter winning their court case..I feel there is still hope. However after reading the comment sections under that case, that hope quickly faded a little. Don't mistake me, I love our country and Malays are some of the least racist and friendliest people I've met personally in our country especially being in my line of work (I'm a doctor btw)😊
Tell me what have you don for other non-islamc community in your countries....because malaysia can muslim or islamic community that have most dominate Religion have right to change there Religion that is not good....
This is Whitechapel, i know for a fact there is a grooming situation in a park near there, i won't say how,.or what, RUclips has deleted me many times on the comment
I am no more Islamophobic than I am fascistophobic. My objections to Islam are well founded and based on my knowledge of Islamic texts and what has happened in those countries where Islam has become a political force and taken partial or total power ie Iran, Afghanistan, Northern Nigeria etc. Same can happen with other religions as we can see in the USA where Evangelical Christians are trying to enforce laws and in India where Hindus are doing the same. So I agree with the lady in the red hijab. Religion should be personal, private and not encroach into the world of political influence.
Definitely. Religion is the cheapest tool of politics and control. Liberty and innovation are hard, so demagogues choose the easier route, and convince the people that their problems can be explained using "lack of cultural adherence".
The thing is that it can't be personal. I'm a Christian and before departing from earth, Jesus told the disciples to travel into foreign lands and tell people about the hopes that his resurection bring. We have the obligation to seize the opportunity of sharing the word. Keeping the word to ourselves is considered by God as an egoistic act.
If you really understood anything about the reasons for wars in those countries or the rise of "extreme"or radical Islam then you'd know it is much more about moeny and politics than it is religion persae.Not to mention the big C word,colonialism.These wars and radicalisations are much more to do with pwoer and resources and interests of western capitalism interfering and controlling the politics of these regions in order to control access to oil and other resources.Politics and power and economic interests is always at the root of these conflicts more than anything to do with religion and if it wasn't religion then it would be some other ideology. Also if you understood anything about colonial history you would know that the Hindi/Muslim conflcit is down once again to colonial rule which used divide and rule and played off interests of Muslims against Hindus in order to rule over subcontinent. You really need to read more books and understand geopolitcs and histroy way more as you obviously understand or know next to nothing about the history of these places. Also talking about evangelical christianity...do you include how missionaries and colonial rulers went out to spread their missionary zeal whislt enslaving and ruling over and exploiting the indigenous peoples of an area. Religion or religious doctrine can be used to justify anything when it comes ro power and greed and creating an us verses them".
@@blackdragon796well Jesus only said to spread the word by mouth but Islam seeks to spread by any means possible which is worrisome, Islam is political it seeks to rule and dominate
As a hindu brown man who lives in Britain, it don't matter what faith you are or what you believe. Just be happy show love and respect each other. Its not that difficult
Agree that finding and aligning ourselves around some common set of values is what is needed. Compromise from all groups required. I disagree that it's not difficult through, it's going to be amazingly difficult to unify this almost infinite diversity back into one whole.
Sadly that will never happen because they are so obsessed with rules and demanding we follow them don’t want to be part of anything just want to be able to rule
@@Abe-t5rthe problem with Islam is that want people to accept their culture But They themselves never do the same just look at The Muslim countries they behead Those who Convertes😢 So it's basic That this is gonna happen discrimination towards them is their own faults not yours
i dare politicaljoe to go into these areas and ask them if 1 they would prefer Islamic laws over British laws even on basic stuff and if they think LFGT should be illegal. I've seen a lot and i mean alot of discussion where they openly say yes to both and that's why its at odds with our culture.
@@FreeToSurviveown libraries and councils??? Where's your source and evidence for this I haven't heard or seen any of this. And do you then have the same limitations for the Jews? Cause they have synagogues and their own hospitals and kosher mri departments and bringing their Jewish culture over. You got any problems with them or is it just the brown people
😂😂😂 Don’t you think she has problems at her own home . She is talking about her feelings opinion views . No one did anything against her. And strange that she hasn’t moved to the good better community she believes in 😂
@@FreeToSurvive😂😂😂 Hello Mr racist , you sound Indian Hindu to me who doesn’t even know London. That area of London isn’t Pakistani but Bangladesh area and very hardworking peaceful people. With regards all the lies that someone forced others , you will need to proof that first . London is very diverse multi cultural city and no one forces people into something they don’t want . Many people move in and out of London as it is expensive city but with opportunities for some people who work study there .
The woman with red head scarf is spot on! British people are afraid to say it but there's a growing resentment towards muslims, particularly muslims for obvious reasons. Even as an immigrant myself, it makes me uncomfortable to be in certain areas! Also for that woman, why would you send your kid to such a toxic environment which creates the exact problems that you're talking about?
Perhaps there wasn't much choice for her? Something else that the Tories have targeted is schools. The only thing for many people is to re-educate their children when they are home.
Pressure put upon her to comply - as the instinctive, sensible lady stated. . . a pressure that could soon to be put upon the rest of us. Most will keep their culture, as long as it's celebrated within the safety of a democratic system. What will they do when that system evaporates under "the pressure".
I imagine the father and wider family has something to do with it. ‘Honour’ culture is a big issue among Middle Eastern and South Asian communities. It’s good to see women like her speaking out as generally they tend to be the exception rather than the rule especially in Muslim majority areas in the UK.
The indigenous people have been told to abandon their culture and that they are racist if they resist that in any way. Of course there is growing resentment. Thing to remember is that its largely disingenuous virtue signalling progressive elites that pushed this, not the average member of the UK's various ethnic groups. But I fear as the pendulum swings, people's ire will be on certain groups, even though they didn't ask for this.
Honestly as a British person, I like and respect Muslims who just want to work in this country and pay their bills and settle/ integrate, but I don’t like those who want to push and change everything Islamist extremism isn’t good, I have work colleagues who I genuinely like, but, Britain needs to be British!
You'll live for say approx 60-90y mate, and you will most prob be forgotten. We can't change the tide of an ageing population and low birth rates and the ethnic make up of Isles was bound to change, as it always fekin has and ESPECIALLY in the south! I do find it hilarious that the brexit voting racists thought they were getting rid of immigration. Nah, they got rid of the European (and mainly Christian) immigrants to replace with more exploitable black and brown immigrants for profit, and this is the direction of travel post brexit. Things change mate. Don't be afraid. The "English" : ingredients: Celts, Roman, German, Danish, Skandi, Normandy, Dutch, Hugenot...then sprinkle Italian, Lithuanian, Polish, Windrush and Bangladeshi and Gujarati, and then some.
The problem is people arrive in the UK and then start trying to press their own laws and in some cases extreme ones. Either respect the laws of the country you've moved to, or don't, but don't expect it to change around you. I lived abroad for many years, in a Muslim country, and I never once expected it to change around me.
Where is your evidence of laws being imposed? Have you written this yourself? Seems to come across as cut and paste troll. Maybe you can see how you have been duped. Or maybe you just have a task in hand to spread as much hate...
@@alexanderfavell The evidence of laws being imposed and what is to come are the many videos of muslims in Britain chanting that they want sharia law, slapping their chests when shirtless in a very intimidating manner. While I am only a neighbour of Britain, I do not wish for my neighbours to be taken over by a religion and people that have been making their street more dangerous for their Women and Children over these past years as the amount of "other" cultures - many of which are violent and not civilised - continues to increase. The common working man and woman in Britain does not deserve the destruction of their Culture and Country for something they themselves have never contributed to. This also applies to the Countries in the Middle East and Africa. For those Elite are to be held accountable.
Well, I can understand the woman in the hijab 4:41 but the word terrorism is actually a term used by the language of law if you harm somebody solely on nationality race it’s the definition of terrorism by the language of law if you harm somebody solely on criminality reasons, the definition is criminal by the language of law
@@alexanderfavellso you are saying that them who have landed in the uk haven't change uk laws or things in hospitals or schools or the country really.can I put a union Jack flag outside my home no Ibut Palestine protesters can have f🤬cking Hamas's flags and nothing happens or is a Christmas market not been change to a winter market. Can I preach in public about Christianity no but I could about Islam
@@alexanderfavell😂exsample in scotland there is migrant pm and hes pushing laws that cencor comedians snd can get people to jail if they offend someone and hes very anti white
@@Inge-99the terrorists are not done in my name. Was the slave trade or the brutal colonization of the world by the British government done in your ancestors name?
@@Inge-99 I didn’t see you holding Winston Churchill, Hitler and Jospeh Stalin accountable even though they are from your club (atheism and Christianity)
I had to laugh when he said at 1 minute 23 seconds into the video, today 50 years later Tower Hamlets is a melting pot community, and when you look around him he's the only white person there.🤣
He was on Whitechapel High Street, in the middle of the day, near the Asian market stalls, during Ramadan. It's the most Asian area within the most Asian borough of London. So yeah not a huge amount of amount of white people around. But go even 500 yards in any direction and the demographic changes massively again - I'm white and live about a mile away from where he was filming and the demographic mix is far more 'average' for London. Still a hell of a lot more diverse than most of the rest of the country.
Progressives want to be perpetual victims or prop up who they see as 'the underdog' in society, even if that includes irrational death cults hell-bent on forcibly converting others to their backwards-ass practices. Ironic given many progressives are supposedly anti-FGM, pro-LGBT and pro-women's rights.
Well, the woman w/ hijab on the thumbnail is British who happened to be muslim while many if not the majority of muslims in UK are muslim first then, British when it's useful
The problem with all these different Religions and cultures is that most of them stick to who and what they know and don't make attempts to socialise/integrate on a big enough scale. Its just led to a load of separate communities instead of big one.
Fair. But would the white British cultures be that accepting of interaction of them? I think part of the reason they stick amongst each other is they face some discrimination from outsiders
its a shame islam sounds foreign to english people i guess because it's in arabic but its literally just the belief that there is one God (and all the prophets adam, abraham, noah, jesus etc). christianity is also middle eastern, and there are similarities Muslims are waiting for Christ's return and they will follow him. They believe he will defeat the anti-christ dajjal, he will correct the Christians about the Trinity and then they too will follow him.
The Muslim lady at 5:00sec is so smart & spot on We need to keep & bring back true British culture and put that first as this is the UK and help other communities culture but our British culture first 🇬🇧
Honestly - the point at which that can happen is past. 30% of births are to women born outside of the UK. Idk what British culture will look like in 30 years time but it's not going to ever return to 20/30 years ago. The indigenous population will have to compromise significantly and meet in the middle somewhere for our future culture.
The problem is though how you gonna bring back your culture when half you lot get wasted hammered every weekend doing nothing productive. You’re only to blame lol look what’s happened to Christianity it’s gone. Islam Muslims have strong faith. We bought a church and changed it to a mosque because your Christian’s sold it to us as they don’t have enough turn outs not our faults you’ve become faithless. An atheist mass will always lose its culture.
I want England to be white only. I'd be okay with a small number of non English and non Europeans, but I prefer homogenous and cohesive societies. Having a bunch of other cultures entering and setting up their own little enclaves everywhere not assimilating, but just converting areas into microcosms of their countries of origin. Ofc with the caveat of also having all our freedoms rubs me the wrong way. This is England not the middle east, or Africa etc.
@@alal-yy7jgnot necessarily just white, but at least immigrants who plan to assimilate and provide to society whatever skills they pissess, rather than treating the state as a babysitting nanny. As an albanian person with british citizenship. I live here and i respect the british culture because it provides me a home. This is not a place you just go to disrespect the culture and/or not bother assimilating to just create your own little community. Multiculturalism doesnt become multiculturalism when its just a mess of different communities being segregated. You can still practise your religion in private and get together for prayer, you can still speak your native language, but you also have to show respect to the fundamental values of the nation and at least bother to learn the language too. If i was to go to Iraq for example and not bother assimilating in their culture im sure they wouldnt take kindly to it. People dont want to have an honest conversation about this either, theyre very quick to point call ypu labels. And it doesnt help parliament is full of weak MPS
The UK like a lot of European countries has an issue with immigration without integration. Integration doesn't mean you have to completely change who you are to fit in, it's more basic than that. What it means is different groups interacting more, and having stronger shared ties. Where I grew up in London was incredible diverse, and there wasn't really any issues to do with multiculturalism because people went to school together, socialized, and worked together, but I think now there is more separation in communities between different ethnic and cultural backgrounds mostly due to economic barriers. These days I feel that everyone is just living separate lives near each other rather than being intertwined in a broader community. The political classes really have done a bad job in that they either go down the xenophobic route of making the other seem like it's totally alien, or they go the politically correct route of ignoring any differences between people, and being frightened to acknowledge that different groups are in fact different in some ways. We need a more realistic approach that acknowledges difference, and encouraging interaction to make those differences appear less significant. I always felt like gentrification did a lot of damage to places like London because you would had cultural differences compounded by economic ones. People moved into poorer neighborhoods because it was trendy and affordable, but once they were there they never really mixed which compounded issues. Tower Hamlets is a perfect example of that. There are rich transplants living one life in Brick Lane and Liverpool Street, then a completely separate community of immigrants and their kids living nearby in Whitechapel that never really integrate with each other.
Mass immigration will not lead to natural integration. Within the neighbourhood, immigrants with comparable cultural origins will create a social enclave that is distinct from the local way of life. The immigration strategy of Britain is really a front for neo-colonial divide and conquer, a tactic that is once used on her colonial subjects now enforced on her own people. Maintain social division, enrich the privileged, and generate revenue. It's the classic move by the ruling elites.
If they are in different communities then thats whats separating them, not a lack of desire for ‘integration’. In big cities there is always a general lack of community anyway. ‘Integration’ just isn’t an issue in smaller towns. Most of the problems blamed on Muslims are in-fact a byproduct of over industrialised big cities. The main factor in the appearance of separation is business. Certain communities are going to have shopping preferences, and business are going to gather where there are those preferences. Hence why you have streets that are mostly Pakistani and others completely English.
There is definitely something different happening now because when I compare my experiences of growing up in London in the 1980s and 1990s in Brent verses what it was like living in Hackney and Tower Hamlets in the 2000s and 2010s they should have been more similar. I understand how large cities can appear more alienating, but I feel that their are still opportunities for interaction, but I feel that people have become more detached from each other. What you said about people separating out due to preferences is definitely true. But, I feel before people would have less fixed preferences, so that is a feature of a society less confident venturing into new spaces, or having new experiences. For example, last time I was in Whitechapel was because the cancelled the Overground, and I had to hop out there and grab an Uber to get to where I was heading in Hackney to see some friends. The driver was a Bengali guy who basically ignored me until I told him about how I used to live in the area and how I was back in London to visit friends and family, and then suddenly were were chatting about the area and what is the same and what is different. Where was good to eat, and how people act now. What felt weird was that he basically assumed we'd have nothing in common because I guess I didn't look like a typical local. But, I remember how back a generation or two ago how everyone would chat, and basically want to find out about you in similar situations. But that was the first time since I went back to London that any stranger had conversation with me. I think that taxi driver was probably the only person other than my friends and family I spoke to for more than a second that whole trip to London. Peoples default setting now is, I don't know you, I'll ignore you, and we'll eventually go our separate way. It's a tangible feeling.@@JabranImran
@@ES-qm5hr Hey, I feel that. Especially in bigger cities there is a general lack of desire to talk and it seems the younger generation (20’s to 30’s) are quite socially awkward in general compared to the older generation (50’s to 60’s) when interacting with strangers. Not that I’m any good at talking to strangers but I’m just surprised to see that so many people are just as bad. What’s sad as-well is that many fresh immigrants will start of quite chatty (as they were in there former countries) but end up picking up the isolating mannerisms of the city the longer they stay and if they really struggled to communicate they start behaving with excessive hesitation. My face is Pakistani so often when Indian or Pakistani immigrants see me there mannerisms revert but then they quite quickly become docile when I don’t recognise their social cues (because I’ve only lived in the UK I’m just not aware of them, I only recognised it through Bollywood movies). Humans rely heavily on subconscious communication (body language or generic small talk) for reassurance, it develops naturally in any group of humans but just like languages it varies quite significantly from group to group. There is an issue in that outsiders can struggle to pick up on them or even misunderstand them. You can have two people from two different cultures be just as nice as each other but if you are not familiar with one of their ‘cultures’ you will experience that one to be less reassuring just because you can’t recognise it. In essence there is a natural struggle for outsiders to venture out since they struggle to see that reassurance. For a primitive example in England, culturally, (at least in the parts where i lived) people will mock authority to give reassurance whilst in Scotland they just say “ittile be fyne”, to a Scottish person first hearing an English person they might just find them complacent when in reality they are just doing the same thing they do when they say “ets fiyn”.
Ministers flew to the Caribbean and Africa to recruit staff prepared to work long hours for low pay. Around 40,000 nurses and midwives from around the Commonwealth proudly answered an appeal from Britain to work in the NHS. On June 22 1948, the Empire Windrush landed at the port of Tilbury and many of its passengers were among the first to work in the NHS, which launched just two weeks later on the 5 July. By 1954 there were more than 3,000 women from the Caribbean training as nurses in British hospitals. Many were still teenagers when they arrived, with dreamy expectations of post war Britain
5:00 Really appreciate the honesty. Some degree of integration and unity of culture is required. Can't be a series of enclaves, with completely separate cultures. Have no idea how we achieve that now, so divided atm.
I live in a similar area in Leeds. Very racially diverse and economically deprived.People get on fine - have never felt unsafe. The local high street may be all "Asian" shops but at least they're not all boarded up! Diversionary politics! We can't blame things on the EU anymore so we will go back to blaming the old scapegoats for our own failures!
Being a queer ex muslim, who is Indian I hated living in tower hamlets. I had other south Asian ppl attack me in the street and try to kill me on multiple occasions. I didn't feel safe there at all and left as soon as I finished my degree. I agree not all Muslims are bad ppl, but tower hamlets is not a safe place for everybody, just someppl.
@@5uper5kill3rz but I literally just seen another comment saying I as a white queer women feel comfortable in this area. So I’d get me when I say anecdotes shouldn’t really make u form an opinion especially when it’s someone else’s experience
I can see the sadness on the British lady's face. She knows her country is getting wrecked and there is nothing she can do about it. At least UK still has a chance to stop the quranovirus but my country has been infected so deep that it can't be eradicated anymore
how many muslim births to other births in the last 10 years? The country is becoming islamic. Not that muslims are bad, but religion in general is, and when I say islam, I mean white or asian muslims. I am religionist, not at all racist. Theres a huge difference.
I think contraception must be haram because they crank out kids like no ones business, no thought for the fact theres too many people on the planet already and not enough resources to go round.
You never saw anyone complaing when Ukrainians came in to live in the UK but you saw people getting pissed when afghans were coming to the uk. Just racism and no it won't cause unrest and worse. The media is making you think that way and it always use muslims or black people as a scapegoat when the big mps and pms are screwing something up. You seem to be very small minded
Muslims usually consider themselves Muslim first because of the “Ummah”. That’s why they don’t integrate very well in other countries and set up things like sharia law councils. It’s inherently political unlike other religions as it’s essentially impossible to secularise
Muslims usually consider themselves Muslim first because of the “Ummah”. That’s why they don’t integrate very well in other countries and set up things like sharia law councils. It’s inherently political unlike other religions as it’s essentially impossible to secularise
Uslims usually consider themselves uslim first because of the “Ummah”. That’s why they don’t integrate very well in other countries and set up things like sharia law councils. It’s inherently political unlike other religions as it’s essentially impossible to secularise
Uslims usually consider themselves Muslim first because of the “Ummah”. That’s why they don’t integrate very well in other countries and set up things like sharia law councils
Uslims usually consider themselves Muslim first because of the “Ummah”. The religion is inherently political which is why it doesn’t integrate very well as evident from formation of things like sharia law councils
As a Singaporean, who lives in a peaceful secular country, where we embrace multiculturalism in the most systemic of ways, we dont impose our believes to each other. Sometimes i feel like it is not an islamic issue. But it is a cultural issue. Not all muslims behaves like a Bengali Muslim in Britain
No multicultural nation has ever survived. The Ancient Romans gave it a good try but the barbarians crossed their borders and destroyed Rome and all it stood for. Sound familiar?
Britain has always been multicultural. Where does your language, Law, Traditions, food, Music and Education system come from? 10% of armed forces, NHS,?
@JohnSmith-iu3ui I cannot think of any cultural element in the British Isles that would suggest we were monoculhural indeed the clue is in your statement. I think the celts may want a word with you the French and Arabs too.
Islamophobia does not exist. A phobia is supposed to be an irrational fear of something. There's nothing irrational about having a fear of Islam in the West.
8:58 that calls seceret invasion ........ humans in 21st century captured technology from astro to compute , but dropped the history of thousands of years ,, specially invasions from ancient civilization egypt to trojan horse
British people never voted for this transformation. In fact, we voted to drastically reduce net migration, election after election, but we were lied to and deceived again and again. We are justified in hating the forced transformation of our country.
@@t-you2003 The government did that, the British people don't deserve this. Also if you want to play that game basically every different culture and group of people have invaded and colonized countries at some point in history, the British were just better at it.
@@sclips798 Yeah and all those have mixed cultures and ethnicities with the places they invaded, the British Empire can't just happen without demographic changes. There are British after affects still in a lot of those countries and around the world.
@@vampireslayer263 The British after affects are how the US, Canada, Aus and NZ were created. these are all great 1st world countries that people want to move to, just like Europe.
The woman at 5:00 is living in reality and speaking a lot of sense. You move here to be a part of Britain, most claim to come here to get away from the troubles in their home countries yet they end up importing their problems here. And it is made worse by the ghettoisation and closed-off communities that if you go into them, you may aswell be in a 3rd world country. i walk down hayes highstreet and i see Muslims standing at the side of the road washing at a drain with a bottle of water and spitting EVERYWHERE... i see this first hand. I bet JOE bosses were fuming after hearing her realistic view of what is really going on.
"do you feel unsafe as muslim woman? - no" - ofcourse not, it's any other women need to watch for themselves and feel unsafe. That's the whole point. Europeans are victims not others.
What about Jews who are frightened to go to school , walk the streets , Christians are afraid to walk the streets without being threatend by other cultures
Maybe the Jews and Christians should stop threatening one another. I know religious wise Jews had Jesus killed etc.. but now days, they seem to be very good with each other.
As a Muslim myself, people need to realise that if Britain follows sharia law then Every British person will suffer cause alot of things which are considered sins for us are considered part of thier culture.We need to understand that they grew up differently so they are unable to live under a strict life. We as Muslims need to understand that we can't force the world to stop what we will consider sin but part of their culture.We should also be thankful that Christianity is actually help us by decreasing Shiaism in Iran .
She is more or less talking about a new generation, the lessening power of belief led communities and the peer pressure to follow the herd or else they'll be looked down on. The level of peer pressure may depend on location. The media slapping a label of belief on to everyone who looks asian whether they come from a practicing family or not is doing nothing but adding to that peer pressure, as well as stereotyping the individual, and not considering they should have the choice of what they should or should not follow in future
@@ianclose123 you did not, so I'll ask you directly. Do you have a problem with Muslims putting their religion first and country second? And secondly, do you have a problem with Christians putting their religion first and country second?
Islamophobia is a bit of a nonsensical term, since a phobia is an irrational fear, but it is very much not irrational to fear Islam, especially when the migrants coming to the UK aren't willing to assimilate and not push their beliefs to be made the norm. Wear a headscarf all you like, but don't call for Sharia Law.
Assimilate as in what? Drink beer and take drugs with you? 😂 Fornicate and visit prostitutes? Go gambling and worship sports? We worship God and stay devout. Italians don’t go to the Vatican and ask the Priests and Nuns to assimilate do ya? Why should you force Muslims to adopt your way of life? You come to UAE and Africa and nobody is forcing you to assimilate.
Can I ask where you have seen people call for sharia law? If you had any knowledge of Islamic rulings you would know that Islamically whatever country you visit, you are obliged to respect the rules of the country.
As an Englishman and ethnically Anglo Saxon with a bit of Irish and Viking I have been to Tower Hamlets and to the Winstanley Estate in Battersea / Wandsworth border and the claims that these are 'no-go' areas is ridiculous. I used to walk through the Winstanley daily when it was alleged (by the Daily Fail) to be a no-go area. I was never threatened. Old ladies walked through pulling shopping trollies unmolested. Children played in the play areas. I worked several times in recent years in Tower Hamlets. I walked freely and unmolested. I used local shops. People sat outside some cafés working or chatting. Whoever made such a remark is mischievous at best, a damned liar and a fool.
Still sad because it’s not really English/European anymore. London since 2011, white British/European is no longer the majority demographic which is sad. Our capital city of England, a European country, should be majority native European. Just like how Cairo,Egypt should be mostly Arab or Beijing China, Chinese
Tower hamlets and east london in general is very nice. Yes there are a lot of coloured faces but very friendly in my opinion. They don’t have the problems we gave with drink, gambling, prostitution and homelessness in their community. They look after each other. They understand community and Family structure.
Tower Hamlets has the highest rate of childhood poverty out of all the London boroughs. Neighbouring Newham also ranks among the highest in terms of violent crime offences and thefts.
@@xxgaming_generation_2156 the conversation is not about newham or poverty in tower hamlets. Some people have so much hate in them they can’t take a positive comment. Get well soon buddy. Hate is an illness
@@colin_297 what are you waffling about 😭 the conversation is precisely about tower hamlets and Newham. To quote your original comment, “Tower hamlets and east london in general is very nice”. I’m merely suggesting that the situation in these areas isn’t as unproblematic and rosy as you would have people believe. I’m just stating the facts 🤷🏻♂️ don’t get so butthurt over it
I find it really weird that these Muslims who are born here in the UK and say that they are British and don't have any Palestinian roots whatsoever should be overly obsessed with this Palestinian issue which is happening thousands of miles away. They should be more concerned about what is happening over here like the high cost of living!!
Perhaps they are not big fan of genocide? Or because they believe in human rights and freedom more than you do? It’s possible to tackle more than one issue you know, they have lives and jobs and families, spending 2 hours on a weekend is not an obsession. If you are honest, some people commenting furiously here and many other videos have an obsession with arguing with people.
Could it be that as a human been babies are been killed left to die in hospitals no food water etc you dont have to be a muslim u hsve ti be a human been we will.always be with our brothers & sisters elhamdullAllah
i remember this docu series i watch about afghan women fleeing to australia. a woman who was interviewed said "i ran away from that hell to escape monsters...and now they are allowing monsters to come here unchecked. it almost feels as hostile as afghanistan". think about that. this is scary.
I go to England to see real English culture and English people. If I want to see Indian and Muslim. I will go to India and middle east. Got the point UK ? Multicultural is a joke.
I grew up on the Isle of Wight but I was brought up in the early 2000's to fear Muslims. It wasn't until I became a Civil Servant and interacted with muslim members of staff that I realized how utterly stupid that position was. That lady about integrated communities is correct, a lot of white british people have muslim friends and people they know and they are as much as part of the community as anyone else. The media NEVER shows this as the lady said, they never show people of different backgrounds working together. They almost ALWAYS present muslims as one group... when Islam is just as diverse as Christianity is (Evangelist, Methodist etc). As a white guy, I really think its done to stoke up hatred to sell news stories.
To the point made at 5:28, English people's heads have been filled with history about the Monarchy. English people act like they are all descended from Henry VIII and WWII was some specifically English national event. They have been encouraged to abandon the people's history of England, and with it has gone English cultural traditions. From food to crafts, seasonal festivals, much of it has been abandoned. It has been supplanted by a metropolitan English lifestyle of foreign holidays, consumer goods and foreign foods. As a Black Brit, it's astonishing to see a people, generation upon generation, go deeper into a cultural wilderness. They identify with roast dinners and the late Queen. What good is that? They rail against other religious and ethnic groups with strong cultural identities and practices because, in my opinion, the English have forgotten who they are, and many don't even care to know. What's left of the English cultural memory has been weaponised by the far right. It's very sad.
There is no far right just right, the media portray anyone who is against mass immigration, far left Marxiism and wokism as far right, it's a misnomer and totally wrong. To be patriotic in this country now is far right, I suppose I'm far right for being just that. 😢
The Queen is a constant in our lives. I have no real interest in the Royal family but I was EXTREMELY upset when she died. She has featured in all important events in this country for decades. I remember the silver jubilee when I was 12 years old. I can picture the fete we had at school to comemerate it - I remember the people, the smells. I remember filing out to the gym to watch princess ann get married when was about 10 years old. English people don't act as if they descend from Royalty. They value the thread of continutity that Royalty provides. As for loss of English culture - yes, there has been a deliberate attempt to stamp out English culture in order to make migrants feel as if they belong. And yes, our multicultural cities have turned into cultural wilderness. But in rural areas that haven't been hit by mass migration England (and Britain) is still alive and kicking. As for the far right. There is next to no far right. The people that are incorrectly called far right are the people that fight to protect their culture.
@@5uper5kill3rz I live in a part of the country that has next to no migration. If you compare my part of the world with the cities that have been inundated with mgrannts the erosion of Brithsh culture is stark. And even in untouched pockets of the UK you are STILL inundated by the thought control, speach control and erosion of native culture that's considered neccessary to allow people of vastly differing culture to coexist. The native population are required to abandon all they hold dear because if the government ask the migrants to do likewise the radical left will scream 'racist'. The radical left don't think it's possible to be racist against a native Brit. Which is in itself the text book definition of racism. Hey ho.
Why arent British muslims blaming the illegal immigrants Thats who is to blame for a lot of what they are going through They are British We want British muslims to walk along side the rest of the British ppl Why would they want to march with the pro Palestinians If that what they want they should leave with the immigrants I am a white British woman & i dont feel safe on the streets & yet that muslim lasy doesnt That tells you a lot
They are marching because over 14,000 CHILDREN have been killed, blown to pieces by Israeli army. They are protesting against an illegal occupation against a defenceless people.... A genocide currently happening before our eyes. And its just not Muslim people... Its Jews, athiests, Christians etc also. 1 million British people protested against the 2003 Iraq war.... British people have also stood up against tyranny.... Its no different this time just... because it's Israel, makes no difference.
As a Muslim I know there are some bad apples in my religion and I know some can be crazy by all means I do not want to overtake Britain or anything like that. In fact I’ve made lots of great friends and I’m sorry if anyone has been hurt by us but we mean no harm. I do agree with the hijabi women and I do think Britishness does need to come back. I don’t want to fight with anyone. I hope we can see eye to eye with each other and hopefully just stop being pricks to each other, the government we all know is just corrupted in the uk so we should try and help each other out no matter who you are. I love you all and I hope for the best.
That just means you haven't read anything. You haven't read tafseers of well respected scholars like ibn Katheer, you haven't read the sahih hadiths and you haven't read any sira. You are actually not allowed to befriend non Muslims. Even giving Zakat to non Muslim is haram. The mission is islam is fight until every single person says there's no god but allah. Please read at least one book of sahih hadith like sahih bukhari to know the truth of your religion.
@@bratwurstmitbiryani You haven't understood Islam and our texts at all. The Quran says make peace with those who make peace with you and that there is no force in religion. In other words, those who want to believe or disbelieve its up to them and God is the holder of all accounts. Zakat can be paid to any poor person in society as long as they are not agressive to the faith.
@@maryamintisar2653 no you haven't understood your own religion. quran only says peaceful things in Meccan period when Islam was weak. When Islam was strong in medinan period it was only very violent. Thus all peaceful verses were abrogated. The Sharia handbooks document these strategies very well. Basically you have to play victim when you are weak and be unapologetically dominant when you are in majority. Lying is also a part of Sharia tactics which you are now actively doing about zakat. There are actually different types of lying which Sharia lists and describes in detail which tactic has to be used in which kind of situations. They are called Kitman, darura, taqqayyia, tawrina, muruna etc. Also the only reason to call someone am enemy of islam is to call them kafir. A kafir is someone who doesn't believe in Allah and his messenger therefore, by definition all non-muslims are enemies of Allah. Most Muslims are trained by the imams, muftis and the ummah how they should answer against the enemies. They are trained using these tactics. An innocent Muslims starts applying these tactics unconsciously because its brainwashed into them on a daily basis. You can't fools us anymore. We are aware of the destructive potential of this ideology and we will get rid of it from the world. Under no circumstances would I allow my fellow humans to continue an ideology which allows taking sex slaves angraping women.
@@bratwurstmitbiryani this is totally not true!! my father is a mufti and an imam and most of my friends are non muslim there is not a problem plus we are told to respect other religions why dont you bring up those tafsirs??
@@musabbihabora8377 islam by definition doesn't respect other religions which are polytheistic. You here been lied to your whole life by your dad, muftis and ummah. The verse which says you practice your religion and we'll practice ours is from Meccan period of islam when it was weak. When it be became powerful in the Medinan period Muhammad ordered to kill everyone who didn't convert to islam or pay jizya and took their women as sex slaves. That verse doesn't even contain the word respect btw. Also if your dad is a mufti, please ask him what was the age of Aisha when she consummated the marriage with Muhammad.
As a White male, Not Really Religious, On Vacation in the UK. I felt safe and people seemed to be what I expected them to be. But Then one night I was approached by drunken Muslims, yes wasted, and one approached to start a fight knowing he had 3 other buddies to back him up. Fair fight we call that where I am from. Asked how I felt about the Queen passing, and he continued to talk nonesense about the recently deceased Queen and things started to escalate and I started to prepare how and who was going to get a doin first, then all of my crowd came out of a Restaurant to see how I was doing and they all ran away like school girls. I was sober and have been for 20+ years. But this is my impression I was left with visiting UK. I will not be back, As UK has allowed it to become a dump in area’s.
So you've judged a whole country by one bad experience that you had? And I hate to burst your bubble, but parts of the UK have always been a dump. That's not new.
Not made up Knob! Just the truth and Facts. Approximately 470 Sauchiehall St. Glasgow. 2022 Sept. Beresford Building there is or was a Barber shop on the north side of the road, just west of the of the Hill which is Garnet St. Exact location where it happened was east side of Beresford building near the Garnet St. Facts, No BS. They sure went for a run the minute they seen my mates all 6’2”-6’5” come over and tell them to piss off. Taking a guess, Afghani, or Pakistani. Spoke English very well, Just pished drunk and talking shit to a person standing alone. I still see his face as I knew at any second this fucker is going to start swinging. Too drunk to listen to a sober person tell him to relax. As a Ex drinker, I know a water when i see them, and their behaviour patterns, and warning signs especially when talking aggressive to someone who just ask you to move on. Not interested in yer beliefs. I have mine and you can have yours. @@PantheraTK
@@abdulwadood3123 I find racism utterly abhorrent. I just don’t like certain beliefs eg communism, Nazism or Islam. I don’t hate Muslims however, I just pity them because they have been brainwashed into thinking that the Quran is the work of a non human metaphysical “being”. And having such beliefs in the largely secular west is absurd. My view is if that if you believe in such insanity, Muslims should live in Islamic countries.
I have nothing wrong with the colour of someone's skins I do however have a problem with someone's ideology if its totally incompatible with mine. People coming to this country should learn the language first then our culture, if they can't do that they shouldn't come here. Sadly too many are coming in who don't do that and that's the problem today. I don't mind what religious book you read as long as you don't try and force it on me. 😢
@Makelovenotwar6969 I am Scots with Anglo-saxon and irish and viking blood. Majority of my blood is British. English identity is a germanic/scandanavian way of life. The other parts of Britain are celtic and scandanavian roots. We are a proud nation who don't back down nor surrender nor give up so easily. We have the stiff upper lip, carry on regardless culture. We are strong united culture and its worked for over 300+ years. We Scottish, English, Irish and Welsh are brave and like or germanic/scandic and celtic ancestors we are resilient and will fight to the end.
We are christian country its our main religions before Islam came. Our culture is based on our religious morals. I worry most have lost the spirit of Britain and the religious aspects. I don't mind other cultures but if you come here respect our ways
There were some interesting comments 'doesnt bother us as we know our rights' problem with that is rights can change. 'As long as you don't bother people your quite welcome to walk down the street' that sounds like ownership, so maybe there is a view that it is a Muslim area and your being granted the permission to enter. 'And the lady stating that she has been judged in a manner that she doesn't see as British' there's defo a bit of a problem there, but as the person stated different communities are setting up separate systems within the larger system of the British State. You could probably argue that's because of Councils housing people in certain areas in the 70's & 80's. But it could be a problem if it becomes even more polarised than it already is... We should work on that.
Why shouldn't British Muslims feel comfortable enough in their own neighbourhood to feel some sort of ownership of it? If they are the ones who live there, work there, spend there, you think they should still feel like guests? That's phucked up my guy.
@@jonnylumberjack6223 Because they are still in the UK? Most British Muslims are not native British/European and they are also Muslim which is a conservative religion with beliefs that are contradictory to many of UK's basic values like secularism and women's rights. Therefore, if other British people are uncomfortable in that area, then that is most definitely a problem. Immigration is an important issue. In fact: There are some places in the UK in which White British/European is no longer the majority anymore. In London for example since 2011, White British is no longer the majority demographic. The capital of England and the UK, no longer being majority populated by a native European population. Imagine going to Beijing, China and Chinese people not being in the majority. Same for Lagos, Nigeria for example. You expect to see people who are Nigerian/African. It's just sad. Manchester is also no longer majority White British/European. Some immigration is okay, but not the point where the native people's are the minority.
@@jonnylumberjack6223 Meanwhile the natives are told that they have no claim to the land because cheddar man was "black". The guy was referring to a sense of territorialism about the area. Something I had first hand experience of in the early 2000s when i lived there. They would regularly harrass western dressed women and call them 'slags' etc. At the end of the day if you have distinct ethnic groups living in areas, particularly inbred patriarchal & religious ones, then they will have a sense of solidarity amongst themselves and a certain level of hostility to outsiders. The fact that the liberal secular metropolitan types tacitly ignore this basic fact of humanity and go full steam ahead with mass immigration is going to lead to disaster. It already has.
@@jonnylumberjack6223 It's not "theirs" it belongs to all British people. Imagine if white Christian people migrated to Pakistan and set up their own segregated areas and tried to take ownership of it. Imagine if they kept their western clothing and refused to adapt. They'd be despised. If you move to another country you should try and integrate, that means learning the language and accepting British values. These people come here because they can earn more money and enjoy a better quality of life, and take advantage of our tolerant society. But they hate Western values and will never accept them. I don't think that British values are compatible with Islam.
@@LS-xs7sg the natives? Honestly, I'll never get used to this revolting white nationalism thing, it makes zero sense to me. It's just gross. I'm so white I'm blue. I have no fear of my country of Scotland ever being anything but Scotland, no matter how many immigrants we welcome. Maybe, if England was as sure and confident about their own sense of identity, you would be more chill about it. Can't help you there. England has an amazing history, you've produced some amazing people and minds and yet you have zero faith in your own continued existence. It's sad.
I live in a 'muslim area' its hell for the most part, I have one neighbour like the lady in the red scarf, they really are 1/1000. WE CANNOT LOSE OUR CULTURE, STAND UP PEOPLE.
As an Hindu's they develop and make Community Happy , Create Jobs , so why can't these muslim community need to Show Love and Respect towards British .......
Buddhists vs muslims in srilanka and Myanmar Jews vs muslims in isreal Christains vs muslims in Europe middle east and Africa,Hindus vs muslims in India,Yajidis vs muslims in Iraq....
"Before I would go to the council and I would see that they would expect it and they understand me but now they would be like oh in your culture it happens so adapt to it". I'd love to know what the story was behind this comment.
There is no such thing as Islamophobia. There is a very valid concern around radical Islam and their Jihad approach, as seen with Hamas. Do not forget the murder that has been carried out in Britain by these groups. People are right to be concerned about Islam.
People move to countries because they appreciate a culture, values and way of life. This has always happened and people would come to Britain because they respected the values we stood for, wanted to settle and assimilate whilst retaining their own culture/heritage. The issue now is that the volume of people coming and the speed in which they have has allowed them to come without the need to assimilate or even learn the language in some cases. So now, we have this issue where it is a free for all with no need for cohesion and people have this sense of entitlement. Entitled to benefits, entitled to housing, entitled to services causing strain on everything for the people who were here before. This is what is building resentment because there is a sense of unfairness. The British people feel like they have had their homeland given away whilst made to feel shame about their heritage and culture. It has nothing to do with the colour of someones skin or what beliefs they have because we, the British are very tolerant. But things have gone too far to the point where even people not from here are saying it!
the muslim woman with the red veil is mind blowing. She knows what is really happening and doesn't hold back. Bravo
no. as a muslim man with common sense i know exactly what happened there, because she said it. no doubt whatsoever she originally had no problem with asian and islamic cultures coming over and taking over communities. the problem is that when she went to authorities about various problems she found that the decency and democracy she desired only existed inn the culture she was only too happy to replace. now she has found that indian slums in central london do not provide a preferable living standard.
@@ftftyffghfvghfcht6701 we do not have a culture anymore because we are trying to become a muslim culture because of islamists in government
Lot of the things she said are extremely prevalent in white British culture too, even more so in some respects.
@@ftftyffghfvghfcht6701 Do you recommend to her that everybody will be happy, including her, to go back to where she came from?
@@ftftyffghfvghfcht6701there aren't Indian style slums in London and if there were it wouldn't be because of muslims it would be because there has been no investment by the government in any part of Britain
The UK is gradually becoming a 3rd world country
It's time to get onboard the British western train, or piss off
"becoming " ????????
I don't know about "becoming" a 3rd world country it already is for some ie: The working poor for example.
If you import the third world you become the third world
Yes - and amazingly, it was British people themselves who voted for this.
There's no community any more. We live in a disjointed and divided nation. It's been a heartbreaking watch over the last 20 years.
Blame capitalism
@@gordonstrong5232 How so ? What does some religious divides got to do with capitalism ?? Or do you think that if we were to live in some sort of communist super state where ALL the religions would be banned we would all be happy go along ?? Afaic the old Soviet Union tried that and the results of that 'experiment' are more than evident for all to see, or what would you say ?
@@gordonstrong5232 I blame Thatcher tbh. Could see it happening growing up.
It's been like that since 1979 when the Tories were voted in. Every single time they get in they make the average person worse off but the English keep voting for them. It's nuts.
There is, you know. Maybe not where you live, but there are definitely happy, healthy communities out here. Do you do anything to foster local community? Probably not.
Resisting islamic intolerance and indoctrination is not a phobia.
Here here , I also think this reporter hates English and has a biased towards isslam
It is when you obsess over it and pretend its an eyesore of an issue.
These groups are near non existent.
You should be more worried about how our main party and lindsay Hoyle are all aligned with labour or conservative friends of israel and that keir starmer trashed his party for israeli honour, let alone announced sending people there recently.
Hoyle's father founded the lobby groups.
They are doing here what they did to America, who have turned the country upside down and embarrassed it on the world stage as the only ones doing the veto to save isrsel every time the world condemns them for brutality against paleatinians. Most of the Biden team are apparently jews, not white christians which reflects the demographic more. That should startle you and explain the unusual isrsel defense that is unlike past administrations, Bush and Reagan put pressure on israel back in the day before the zionist takeover was more complete. Even Trueman and Carter stated that zionists have too much influence.
Yes it is, and it can be subdivided into further categories: racism against gr00ming g4ngs, intolerance of child marriage, bigotry against b0mbs being set off on the underground, and prejudice against wifebeating.
Well, I can understand the woman in the hijab 4:41 but the word terrorism is actually a term used by the language of law if you harm somebody solely on nationality race it’s the definition of terrorism by the language of law if you harm somebody solely on criminality reasons, the definition is criminal by the language of law
Who's forcing Islam down your throat? Last time I checked there's Islamic republic of Britain 😂
As a British Asian that's Muslim, I do believe Britishness does need to come back, I fully agree with the lady in the Hijab. I am not against people celebrating other cultures that they are aligned to, but we must have a dominant British culture in the UK. The lack of this has caused a rise in a lunatic far right fringe that has hijacked the narrative for their own agenda. This is Britain and we must preserve a British culture.
It needs to be redefined, and even if that's resisted, it'll happen eventually over time anyway. Language changes. The Greeks don't speak ancient Greek and Italians don't speak Latin. Language changes and culture changes.
@@brucebee7569 We need to decide what fundamentals define 'Britishness' and then build a narrative around that. The only issue is that we can't allow the fringes from the right and left to hijack the narrative as they will use it to their own needs and propagandise it. At the moment the fringe elements have way, way too much say and it's led us down a dangerous path.
I mean this sincerely and with respect - can you define British culture? What that means? What it would look like and how you would like it to manifest?
Very well said!!
@@britkid182 I was going to ask the very same question.
As a Malaysian Muslim, I totally agree with the red scarf lady. The Muslims who migrated to Europe or affiliated countries should not enforced Islamism to the local natives, cultures, values. It is their continent, it is rightfully theirs; muslims who truly believe in the Islamic religion should know Allah has granted that continent and that civilisation to the collective European ethnic humans. As a Muslim, we’re told countless of times if we’re living in a nation/society that’s not majority Muslims; YOU MUST RESPECT THE LAW OF THE LAND. Why are some of these Muslims gung ho about pushing sharia law to the West? My country has been labeled as one of the best Muslim countries for Muslims; and yet we don’t have sharia law. So why forced it down the Westerners throat??
Who's pushing Sharia law in the West? Tories are in power and have been for the last 15 years. They also despise working class people. Surely you must know that?
Notlaughinganymore. Well said the lady in red scarfe and one in blue and red jacket, and the gentlemen who respect our culture and laws. Thank you. To all of you. Good to see you speaking up for our country, need more like you speaking out. ✝️🙏🇬🇧
Hi fellow malaysian..Malaysian hindu here. Highly respect your POV. However religious extremism from certain politicians and political parties for their own personal and political gain has been on a sharp rise in our country of late. It is beginning to feel a tad worrisome for us non Muslims living in Malaysia and the future of our children. However, after seeing the 2 brave Kelantanese Malay mother and daughter winning their court case..I feel there is still hope. However after reading the comment sections under that case, that hope quickly faded a little. Don't mistake me, I love our country and Malays are some of the least racist and friendliest people I've met personally in our country especially being in my line of work (I'm a doctor btw)😊
Read bible All faiths will opps get a grip out if your comfort
Tell me what have you don for other non-islamc community in your countries....because malaysia can muslim or islamic community that have most dominate Religion have right to change there Religion that is not good....
Our once great country is now a total mess,destroyed by weak MPs
It's all by design
The west ain't going down its capturing as many from anywhere to continue.
nah
This is Whitechapel, i know for a fact there is a grooming situation in a park near there, i won't say how,.or what, RUclips has deleted me many times on the comment
What was and is great . And what isn’t great anymore now .
I am no more Islamophobic than I am fascistophobic. My objections to Islam are well founded and based on my knowledge of Islamic texts and what has happened in those countries where Islam has become a political force and taken partial or total power ie Iran, Afghanistan, Northern Nigeria etc. Same can happen with other religions as we can see in the USA where Evangelical Christians are trying to enforce laws and in India where Hindus are doing the same. So I agree with the lady in the red hijab. Religion should be personal, private and not encroach into the world of political influence.
Definitely. Religion is the cheapest tool of politics and control. Liberty and innovation are hard, so demagogues choose the easier route, and convince the people that their problems can be explained using "lack of cultural adherence".
Relgion and politics should be separated. Religion is toxic for politics and politics is toxic for religion.
The thing is that it can't be personal. I'm a Christian and before departing from earth, Jesus told the disciples to travel into foreign lands and tell people about the hopes that his resurection bring. We have the obligation to seize the opportunity of sharing the word. Keeping the word to ourselves is considered by God as an egoistic act.
If you really understood anything about the reasons for wars in those countries or the rise of "extreme"or radical Islam then you'd know it is much more about moeny and politics than it is religion persae.Not to mention the big C word,colonialism.These wars and radicalisations are much more to do with pwoer and resources and interests of western capitalism interfering and controlling the politics of these regions in order to control access to oil and other resources.Politics and power and economic interests is always at the root of these conflicts more than anything to do with religion and if it wasn't religion then it would be some other ideology.
Also if you understood anything about colonial history you would know that the Hindi/Muslim conflcit is down once again to colonial rule which used divide and rule and played off interests of Muslims against Hindus in order to rule over subcontinent.
You really need to read more books and understand geopolitcs and histroy way more as you obviously understand or know next to nothing about the history of these places.
Also talking about evangelical christianity...do you include how missionaries and colonial rulers went out to spread their missionary zeal whislt enslaving and ruling over and exploiting the indigenous peoples of an area.
Religion or religious doctrine can be used to justify anything when it comes ro power and greed and creating an us verses them".
@@blackdragon796well Jesus only said to spread the word by mouth but Islam seeks to spread by any means possible which is worrisome, Islam is political it seeks to rule and dominate
As a hindu brown man who lives in Britain, it don't matter what faith you are or what you believe. Just be happy show love and respect each other. Its not that difficult
Agree that finding and aligning ourselves around some common set of values is what is needed. Compromise from all groups required. I disagree that it's not difficult through, it's going to be amazingly difficult to unify this almost infinite diversity back into one whole.
this the hindu ways hindus are the most peaceful on earth ,, they will integrate ,, sorry can not say the same of islam
All is good until all your neighbors are Muslims.
Sadly that will never happen because they are so obsessed with rules and demanding we follow them don’t want to be part of anything just want to be able to rule
@@Abe-t5rthe problem with Islam is that want people to accept their culture But They themselves never do the same just look at The Muslim countries they behead Those who Convertes😢
So it's basic That this is gonna happen discrimination towards them is their own faults not yours
Lady in the red scarf...talking sense.
i dare politicaljoe to go into these areas and ask them if 1 they would prefer Islamic laws over British laws even on basic stuff and if they think LFGT should be illegal. I've seen a lot and i mean alot of discussion where they openly say yes to both and that's why its at odds with our culture.
@@FreeToSurviveown libraries and councils??? Where's your source and evidence for this I haven't heard or seen any of this. And do you then have the same limitations for the Jews? Cause they have synagogues and their own hospitals and kosher mri departments and bringing their Jewish culture over. You got any problems with them or is it just the brown people
😂😂😂 Don’t you think she has problems at her own home . She is talking about her feelings opinion views . No one did anything against her. And strange that she hasn’t moved to the good better community she believes in 😂
@@FreeToSurvive😂😂😂 Hello Mr racist , you sound Indian Hindu to me who doesn’t even know London. That area of London isn’t Pakistani but Bangladesh area and very hardworking peaceful people. With regards all the lies that someone forced others , you will need to proof that first . London is very diverse multi cultural city and no one forces people into something they don’t want . Many people move in and out of London as it is expensive city but with opportunities for some people who work study there .
@user-dx6bv2pe1s You can't have double standards. What liberalism are you talking about if you don't even believe in basic principles of equality?
The woman with red head scarf is spot on! British people are afraid to say it but there's a growing resentment towards muslims, particularly muslims for obvious reasons. Even as an immigrant myself, it makes me uncomfortable to be in certain areas! Also for that woman, why would you send your kid to such a toxic environment which creates the exact problems that you're talking about?
Perhaps there wasn't much choice for her?
Something else that the Tories have targeted is schools.
The only thing for many people is to re-educate their children when they are home.
Pressure put upon her to comply - as the instinctive, sensible lady stated. . . a pressure that could soon to be put upon the rest of us. Most will keep their culture, as long as it's celebrated within the safety of a democratic system. What will they do when that system evaporates under "the pressure".
Almost as if some of them were fleeing despotic and murderous regimes and didn’t anticipate that England is a grim racist irrelevant shithole
I imagine the father and wider family has something to do with it. ‘Honour’ culture is a big issue among Middle Eastern and South Asian communities. It’s good to see women like her speaking out as generally they tend to be the exception rather than the rule especially in Muslim majority areas in the UK.
The indigenous people have been told to abandon their culture and that they are racist if they resist that in any way. Of course there is growing resentment. Thing to remember is that its largely disingenuous virtue signalling progressive elites that pushed this, not the average member of the UK's various ethnic groups. But I fear as the pendulum swings, people's ire will be on certain groups, even though they didn't ask for this.
Honestly as a British person, I like and respect Muslims who just want to work in this country and pay their bills and settle/ integrate, but I don’t like those who want to push and change everything Islamist extremism isn’t good, I have work colleagues who I genuinely like, but, Britain needs to be British!
When you say Britain needs to be British, what do you mean? What constitutes "British"?
Stop funding genocides for a start.
What do you mean? Sounds like you're saying words you really like, Peter.
Do you know the difference between one's nationality and their religious beliefs?
You'll live for say approx 60-90y mate, and you will most prob be forgotten. We can't change the tide of an ageing population and low birth rates and the ethnic make up of Isles was bound to change, as it always fekin has and ESPECIALLY in the south!
I do find it hilarious that the brexit voting racists thought they were getting rid of immigration.
Nah, they got rid of the European (and mainly Christian) immigrants to replace with more exploitable black and brown immigrants for profit, and this is the direction of travel post brexit.
Things change mate. Don't be afraid.
The "English" : ingredients: Celts, Roman, German, Danish, Skandi, Normandy, Dutch, Hugenot...then sprinkle Italian, Lithuanian, Polish, Windrush and Bangladeshi and Gujarati, and then some.
The problem is people arrive in the UK and then start trying to press their own laws and in some cases extreme ones. Either respect the laws of the country you've moved to, or don't, but don't expect it to change around you. I lived abroad for many years, in a Muslim country, and I never once expected it to change around me.
Where is your evidence of laws being imposed? Have you written this yourself? Seems to come across as cut and paste troll. Maybe you can see how you have been duped. Or maybe you just have a task in hand to spread as much hate...
@@alexanderfavell The evidence of laws being imposed and what is to come are the many videos of muslims in Britain chanting that they want sharia law, slapping their chests when shirtless in a very intimidating manner. While I am only a neighbour of Britain, I do not wish for my neighbours to be taken over by a religion and people that have been making their street more dangerous for their Women and Children over these past years as the amount of "other" cultures - many of which are violent and not civilised - continues to increase.
The common working man and woman in Britain does not deserve the destruction of their Culture and Country for something they themselves have never contributed to. This also applies to the Countries in the Middle East and Africa. For those Elite are to be held accountable.
Well, I can understand the woman in the hijab 4:41 but the word terrorism is actually a term used by the language of law if you harm somebody solely on nationality race it’s the definition of terrorism by the language of law if you harm somebody solely on criminality reasons, the definition is criminal by the language of law
@@alexanderfavellso you are saying that them who have landed in the uk haven't change uk laws or things in hospitals or schools or the country really.can I put a union Jack flag outside my home no Ibut Palestine protesters can have f🤬cking Hamas's flags and nothing happens or is a Christmas market not been change to a winter market. Can I preach in public about Christianity no but I could about Islam
@@alexanderfavell😂exsample in scotland there is migrant pm and hes pushing laws that cencor comedians snd can get people to jail if they offend someone and hes very anti white
That lady in the red scarf summed it up very well. People get on until they are forced to conform.
Conformity is not a requirement for naturalization. What you're referring to is called fascism. You're a fascist. You're probably a racist too.
move to an islamic country
No. We won't
@@Inge-99who says we don't? There's laws in place to protect people's rights and arrest terrorists. It's a free country
@@Inge-99the terrorists are not done in my name. Was the slave trade or the brutal colonization of the world by the British government done in your ancestors name?
@@han3476Laws can change, especially by politicians elected by an ever growing certain populace.
@@Inge-99 I didn’t see you holding Winston Churchill, Hitler and Jospeh Stalin accountable even though they are from your club (atheism and Christianity)
Well said the muslim woman with the red scarf on
absolutely. lovely woman.
I had to laugh when he said at 1 minute 23 seconds into the video, today 50 years later Tower Hamlets is a melting pot community, and when you look around him he's the only white person there.🤣
I don't think you've been to Tower Hamlets recently, there's plenty of white people there
He was on Whitechapel High Street, in the middle of the day, near the Asian market stalls, during Ramadan. It's the most Asian area within the most Asian borough of London. So yeah not a huge amount of amount of white people around. But go even 500 yards in any direction and the demographic changes massively again - I'm white and live about a mile away from where he was filming and the demographic mix is far more 'average' for London. Still a hell of a lot more diverse than most of the rest of the country.
I’ve been in the area and there are plenty of white people who live nearby. But I must point out that those ‘whites’ may not necessarily be English.
They are evil. The most Muslim area is also a melting pot? I imagine he thinks Britain's leadership is ultra-diverse now they are all brown.
@@thecrimsondragon9744 Have all the English moved to Essex and other places outside London?
I miss when progressives advocated for atheism and actual liberal values.
Go to China for atheism.
China would be attractive to you!
Progressives want to be perpetual victims or prop up who they see as 'the underdog' in society, even if that includes irrational death cults hell-bent on forcibly converting others to their backwards-ass practices. Ironic given many progressives are supposedly anti-FGM, pro-LGBT and pro-women's rights.
@stephjsinclair He's just a Chinese kid, trying to act old.
@@colleenpeck6347 Is he? Sounds like a Korean name to me. Anyway - I agree with the sentiment regardless of his ethnicity.
Well, the woman w/ hijab on the thumbnail is British who happened to be muslim while many if not the majority of muslims in UK are muslim first then, British when it's useful
Every Muslim is Muslim first. Too bad your an atheist
The problem with all these different Religions and cultures is that most of them stick to who and what they know and don't make attempts to socialise/integrate on a big enough scale. Its just led to a load of separate communities instead of big one.
Fair. But would the white British cultures be that accepting of interaction of them?
I think part of the reason they stick amongst each other is they face some discrimination from outsiders
nah its from them they have no interest assimiliating@@michael43567
so u want slavery?
its a shame islam sounds foreign to english people i guess because it's in arabic but its literally just the belief that there is one God (and all the prophets adam, abraham, noah, jesus etc). christianity is also middle eastern, and there are similarities
Muslims are waiting for Christ's return and they will follow him. They believe he will defeat the anti-christ dajjal, he will correct the Christians about the Trinity and then they too will follow him.
The Muslim lady at 5:00sec is so smart & spot on
We need to keep & bring back true British culture and put that first as this is the UK and help other communities culture but our British culture first 🇬🇧
Honestly - the point at which that can happen is past. 30% of births are to women born outside of the UK. Idk what British culture will look like in 30 years time but it's not going to ever return to 20/30 years ago. The indigenous population will have to compromise significantly and meet in the middle somewhere for our future culture.
The problem is though how you gonna bring back your culture when half you lot get wasted hammered every weekend doing nothing productive. You’re only to blame lol look what’s happened to Christianity it’s gone. Islam Muslims have strong faith. We bought a church and changed it to a mosque because your Christian’s sold it to us as they don’t have enough turn outs not our faults you’ve become faithless. An atheist mass will always lose its culture.
Why don't you report killing of Christians in Nigeria, and other African countries??????????????? Killing is more serious than mere phobia
I want England to be white only. I'd be okay with a small number of non English and non Europeans, but I prefer homogenous and cohesive societies. Having a bunch of other cultures entering and setting up their own little enclaves everywhere not assimilating, but just converting areas into microcosms of their countries of origin. Ofc with the caveat of also having all our freedoms rubs me the wrong way. This is England not the middle east, or Africa etc.
What makes it especially triggering is they have the nards to call us oppressive or rac*st while enjoying our home.
@@alal-yy7jgYou stated that you want England to be white only, so you clearly are a racist.
@@alal-yy7jgnot necessarily just white, but at least immigrants who plan to assimilate and provide to society whatever skills they pissess, rather than treating the state as a babysitting nanny. As an albanian person with british citizenship. I live here and i respect the british culture because it provides me a home. This is not a place you just go to disrespect the culture and/or not bother assimilating to just create your own little community. Multiculturalism doesnt become multiculturalism when its just a mess of different communities being segregated. You can still practise your religion in private and get together for prayer, you can still speak your native language, but you also have to show respect to the fundamental values of the nation and at least bother to learn the language too. If i was to go to Iraq for example and not bother assimilating in their culture im sure they wouldnt take kindly to it. People dont want to have an honest conversation about this either, theyre very quick to point call ypu labels. And it doesnt help parliament is full of weak MPS
I don't mind other skin colors and ethnicities, but England is known as a white country. Until now....
So how come most whites love a good curry?
The woman with the red scarf... She knows what's happening
The UK like a lot of European countries has an issue with immigration without integration. Integration doesn't mean you have to completely change who you are to fit in, it's more basic than that. What it means is different groups interacting more, and having stronger shared ties. Where I grew up in London was incredible diverse, and there wasn't really any issues to do with multiculturalism because people went to school together, socialized, and worked together, but I think now there is more separation in communities between different ethnic and cultural backgrounds mostly due to economic barriers. These days I feel that everyone is just living separate lives near each other rather than being intertwined in a broader community. The political classes really have done a bad job in that they either go down the xenophobic route of making the other seem like it's totally alien, or they go the politically correct route of ignoring any differences between people, and being frightened to acknowledge that different groups are in fact different in some ways. We need a more realistic approach that acknowledges difference, and encouraging interaction to make those differences appear less significant. I always felt like gentrification did a lot of damage to places like London because you would had cultural differences compounded by economic ones. People moved into poorer neighborhoods because it was trendy and affordable, but once they were there they never really mixed which compounded issues. Tower Hamlets is a perfect example of that. There are rich transplants living one life in Brick Lane and Liverpool Street, then a completely separate community of immigrants and their kids living nearby in Whitechapel that never really integrate with each other.
Bang on the money.
Mass immigration will not lead to natural integration. Within the neighbourhood, immigrants with comparable cultural origins will create a social enclave that is distinct from the local way of life. The immigration strategy of Britain is really a front for neo-colonial divide and conquer, a tactic that is once used on her colonial subjects now enforced on her own people. Maintain social division, enrich the privileged, and generate revenue. It's the classic move by the ruling elites.
If they are in different communities then thats whats separating them, not a lack of desire for ‘integration’.
In big cities there is always a general lack of community anyway. ‘Integration’ just isn’t an issue in smaller towns. Most of the problems blamed on Muslims are in-fact a byproduct of over industrialised big cities.
The main factor in the appearance of separation is business. Certain communities are going to have shopping preferences, and business are going to gather where there are those preferences. Hence why you have streets that are mostly Pakistani and others completely English.
There is definitely something different happening now because when I compare my experiences of growing up in London in the 1980s and 1990s in Brent verses what it was like living in Hackney and Tower Hamlets in the 2000s and 2010s they should have been more similar. I understand how large cities can appear more alienating, but I feel that their are still opportunities for interaction, but I feel that people have become more detached from each other. What you said about people separating out due to preferences is definitely true. But, I feel before people would have less fixed preferences, so that is a feature of a society less confident venturing into new spaces, or having new experiences.
For example, last time I was in Whitechapel was because the cancelled the Overground, and I had to hop out there and grab an Uber to get to where I was heading in Hackney to see some friends. The driver was a Bengali guy who basically ignored me until I told him about how I used to live in the area and how I was back in London to visit friends and family, and then suddenly were were chatting about the area and what is the same and what is different. Where was good to eat, and how people act now. What felt weird was that he basically assumed we'd have nothing in common because I guess I didn't look like a typical local. But, I remember how back a generation or two ago how everyone would chat, and basically want to find out about you in similar situations. But that was the first time since I went back to London that any stranger had conversation with me. I think that taxi driver was probably the only person other than my friends and family I spoke to for more than a second that whole trip to London. Peoples default setting now is, I don't know you, I'll ignore you, and we'll eventually go our separate way. It's a tangible feeling.@@JabranImran
@@ES-qm5hr Hey, I feel that. Especially in bigger cities there is a general lack of desire to talk and it seems the younger generation (20’s to 30’s) are quite socially awkward in general compared to the older generation (50’s to 60’s) when interacting with strangers. Not that I’m any good at talking to strangers but I’m just surprised to see that so many people are just as bad. What’s sad as-well is that many fresh immigrants will start of quite chatty (as they were in there former countries) but end up picking up the isolating mannerisms of the city the longer they stay and if they really struggled to communicate they start behaving with excessive hesitation. My face is Pakistani so often when Indian or Pakistani immigrants see me there mannerisms revert but then they quite quickly become docile when I don’t recognise their social cues (because I’ve only lived in the UK I’m just not aware of them, I only recognised it through Bollywood movies). Humans rely heavily on subconscious communication (body language or generic small talk) for reassurance, it develops naturally in any group of humans but just like languages it varies quite significantly from group to group. There is an issue in that outsiders can struggle to pick up on them or even misunderstand them. You can have two people from two different cultures be just as nice as each other but if you are not familiar with one of their ‘cultures’ you will experience that one to be less reassuring just because you can’t recognise it. In essence there is a natural struggle for outsiders to venture out since they struggle to see that reassurance.
For a primitive example in England, culturally, (at least in the parts where i lived) people will mock authority to give reassurance whilst in Scotland they just say “ittile be fyne”, to a Scottish person first hearing an English person they might just find them complacent when in reality they are just doing the same thing they do when they say “ets fiyn”.
Ministers flew to the Caribbean and Africa to recruit staff prepared to work long hours for low pay. Around 40,000 nurses and midwives from around the Commonwealth proudly answered an appeal from Britain to work in the NHS.
On June 22 1948, the Empire Windrush landed at the port of Tilbury and many of its passengers were among the first to work in the NHS, which launched just two weeks later on the 5 July.
By 1954 there were more than 3,000 women from the Caribbean training as nurses in British hospitals. Many were still teenagers when they arrived, with dreamy expectations of post war Britain
The lady with Red Hijab is the one of the few Muslims i will ever respect.
Because she hates herself and views herself as inferior? Muslims don't want your respect. You can keep it.
What makes you think Muslims want your respect lol. Who tf are you mate
5:00 Really appreciate the honesty. Some degree of integration and unity of culture is required. Can't be a series of enclaves, with completely separate cultures. Have no idea how we achieve that now, so divided atm.
I live in a similar area in Leeds. Very racially diverse and economically deprived.People get on fine - have never felt unsafe. The local high street may be all "Asian" shops but at least they're not all boarded up! Diversionary politics! We can't blame things on the EU anymore so we will go back to blaming the old scapegoats for our own failures!
Once this country is the Caliphate it should be, we won't tolerate Kufar. Even you, Mark!
Pay your Jizya, revert or face the consequences!!!
Uk is a international asylum centre
It really isn't, Zoe. You should check refugee numbers in other nations - we're nowhere near the top.
@@DP-tf7qb show us the numbers? in terms of size of the countries and people in the countries - the UK
@Superior-White-Race hahahahaha. I wanna meet you in person and see the state of you and your life! I can vividly picture you as it is
Being a queer ex muslim, who is Indian I hated living in tower hamlets. I had other south Asian ppl attack me in the street and try to kill me on multiple occasions. I didn't feel safe there at all and left as soon as I finished my degree. I agree not all Muslims are bad ppl, but tower hamlets is not a safe place for everybody, just someppl.
Purely anecdotal
@@u.a5351doesn’t fit your narrative?
@@5uper5kill3rz but I literally just seen another comment saying I as a white queer women feel comfortable in this area. So I’d get me when I say anecdotes shouldn’t really make u form an opinion especially when it’s someone else’s experience
Indians are not muslem.
I can see the sadness on the British lady's face. She knows her country is getting wrecked and there is nothing she can do about it. At least UK still has a chance to stop the quranovirus but my country has been infected so deep that it can't be eradicated anymore
@@abbey1999😂other countries have invaded other countries stop hating the west that created the modern world
@@abbey1999 Really? Tell me how the west destroyed the books. Give me evidence
@@abbey1999 What does that have to do with what is going in UK right now with Islamic invasion.
You’re too thick to understand. Maybe read a book
So we should shut up and put up? @@abbey1999
how many muslim births to other births in the last 10 years? The country is becoming islamic. Not that muslims are bad, but religion in general is, and when I say islam, I mean white or asian
muslims. I am religionist, not at all racist. Theres a huge difference.
That's not the Muslims fault, the rest of us are not breeding due to faminism
u sound very racist
@@rahuldahoob And young couples not being able to get on the property ladder or get a council house because they are all being taken by immigrants.
I think contraception must be haram because they crank out kids like no ones business, no thought for the fact theres too many people on the planet already and not enough resources to go round.
Sorry to say tower hamlets, that's not intergation it looks like a take over.
I live there, most of it is completely Bangladeshi. But theres still a few cockneys dotted about
Bro, Bangladeshi made Tower Hamlet's. WTF you talking about.
@revelation333 hahaha nah mate, it was there wayyyyyy before then.
@@T1CHE14
No it wasn't. Don't teach me, I was here all my life. My dad came here in 1957. Don't give me bulshit. We kicked out the NF racist mugs.
@revelation333 and my family was here longgggg before that and still are.
Forced Multi culture /diversity will only cause unrest and worse
Never ASKED Since 1948 onwards
You never saw anyone complaing when Ukrainians came in to live in the UK but you saw people getting pissed when afghans were coming to the uk. Just racism and no it won't cause unrest and worse. The media is making you think that way and it always use muslims or black people as a scapegoat when the big mps and pms are screwing something up. You seem to be very small minded
True
I agree, happening in the U.S as well.
The Palestinians never ASKED for the occupation of their country through a state that was formed in 1948
Before anything we are British, this is what should bring us all together.
Muslims usually consider themselves Muslim first because of the “Ummah”. That’s why they don’t integrate very well in other countries and set up things like sharia law councils. It’s inherently political unlike other religions as it’s essentially impossible to secularise
Muslims usually consider themselves Muslim first because of the “Ummah”. That’s why they don’t integrate very well in other countries and set up things like sharia law councils. It’s inherently political unlike other religions as it’s essentially impossible to secularise
Uslims usually consider themselves uslim first because of the “Ummah”. That’s why they don’t integrate very well in other countries and set up things like sharia law councils. It’s inherently political unlike other religions as it’s essentially impossible to secularise
Uslims usually consider themselves Muslim first because of the “Ummah”. That’s why they don’t integrate very well in other countries and set up things like sharia law councils
Uslims usually consider themselves Muslim first because of the “Ummah”. The religion is inherently political which is why it doesn’t integrate very well as evident from formation of things like sharia law councils
As a Singaporean, who lives in a peaceful secular country, where we embrace multiculturalism in the most systemic of ways, we dont impose our believes to each other. Sometimes i feel like it is not an islamic issue. But it is a cultural issue. Not all muslims behaves like a Bengali Muslim in Britain
No multicultural nation has ever survived. The Ancient Romans gave it a good try but the barbarians crossed their borders and destroyed Rome and all it stood for. Sound familiar?
Britain has always been multicultural. Where does your language, Law, Traditions, food, Music and Education system come from? 10% of armed forces, NHS,?
by your logic, Britain is just as multicultural because they controlled half the world at one point. dont conflate multiculturalism with imperialism
What about USA and Canada?
@@broadcast-eastI’m pretty sure the British isles have always been generally speaking monocultural.
@JohnSmith-iu3ui I cannot think of any cultural element in the British Isles that would suggest we were monoculhural indeed the clue is in your statement. I think the celts may want a word with you the French and Arabs too.
Islamophobia does not exist. A phobia is supposed to be an irrational fear of something. There's nothing irrational about having a fear of Islam in the West.
Ok, I guess according to you Uyghur Muslims aren’t being persecuted for being Muslim.
@@swnerd-2320 Yes, good point. Not just in the West after China in the East has also been terrorized by them.
@@echelon2k8 So you support genocide against Muslims?
@@swnerd-2320 Do you realize that the Uyghur Muslims attacked Chinese people before they got persecuted ??
Also it's just casually thrown about to silence any criticism of muslims and their beliefs.
If you'd listened to Enoch Powell all these years ago, England and most of Europe wouldn't have these problems.
Joe should have asked for their views on LGBT issues but progressives prefer pandering to them instead
Ask Lebanese Christians about Islamophobia.
The parked car at around minute 6 has BNP on the number plate !!
lol
I was thinking same 😮
I saw that! 😮
Me too
Yeah noticed that too
Love the lady at 5:00 in. This is respect that we can respect. Joe, may I use that clip for my channel please?
my heart is crying after seeing that old british woman ---- she noticed it that we have been secretly invaded but younger coudnt
9:45 thats the islam for u .......... // /// for non- islamist read quran first if u still think that islam is a religion
8:58 that calls seceret invasion ........ humans in 21st century captured technology from astro to compute , but dropped the history of thousands of years ,, specially invasions from ancient civilization egypt to trojan horse
Islamophobia is an irrational fear.
The fear of Islam is very rational.
There is no such thing as Islamophobia.
British people never voted for this transformation. In fact, we voted to drastically reduce net migration, election after election, but we were lied to and deceived again and again. We are justified in hating the forced transformation of our country.
Lol say that to all the colonised countries looted by the Brits
I don't care about countries that were colonised in the past. I care about the colonisation of my own country.@@t-you2003
@@t-you2003 The government did that, the British people don't deserve this. Also if you want to play that game basically every different culture and group of people have invaded and colonized countries at some point in history, the British were just better at it.
@@sclips798 Yeah and all those have mixed cultures and ethnicities with the places they invaded, the British Empire can't just happen without demographic changes. There are British after affects still in a lot of those countries and around the world.
@@vampireslayer263 The British after affects are how the US, Canada, Aus and NZ were created. these are all great 1st world countries that people want to move to, just like Europe.
The woman at 5:00 is living in reality and speaking a lot of sense. You move here to be a part of Britain, most claim to come here to get away from the troubles in their home countries yet they end up importing their problems here. And it is made worse by the ghettoisation and closed-off communities that if you go into them, you may aswell be in a 3rd world country.
i walk down hayes highstreet and i see Muslims standing at the side of the road washing at a drain with a bottle of water and spitting EVERYWHERE... i see this first hand.
I bet JOE bosses were fuming after hearing her realistic view of what is really going on.
If Britain preserved British culture, there would be no problem with diversity & immigration. Look at UAE
how to preserve it though
Time to end democracy
Do you guys need another editor or maybe just someone to 2nd eye the videos before they go out? Hit me up.
"do you feel unsafe as muslim woman? - no" - ofcourse not, it's any other women need to watch for themselves and feel unsafe. That's the whole point. Europeans are victims not others.
That girl in the red coat was brilliant,
She seemed well educated on the topic plus. Pretty genuine
Yes she's a breath of fresh air .
She had the sense to appreciate the freedom to be allowed to discard the headscarf, but not the spirit to do it.
@@Nora......... the red coat, not the red hijab
Although she was also great
being british is being able to wave union jack flag and not being arrested
Good luck with that these days in London.
@@echelon2k8 I know. Feels like British flag is being banned in London
its not illegal and never stop waving ur flag. fk that @@grzegorzkmiec9195
get some balls its literally ur flag @@echelon2k8
Really? Who was arrested for flying the Union Jack flag? Do you have sources showing these arrests?
What about Jews who are frightened to go to school , walk the streets , Christians are afraid to walk the streets without being threatend by other cultures
the rich 1 imported ☪☪🟤🟤 across the west since WW2 Ended
Maybe the Jews and Christians should stop threatening one another. I know religious wise Jews had Jesus killed etc.. but now days, they seem to be very good with each other.
@@Hello-zm8iljumbo Jesus is Jewish
I'm Christian, no we're not😂. Say exactly what you want to say, don't make up lies.
@@michael43567 your not Christian. Keep your taqqiya to yourself .
5:50 The car registration was ironic.
😂😂😂
I don't get it why is ironic?
@@agravemisunderstanding9668 really?
@@agravemisunderstanding9668British National Party BNP
perhaps its a sign of things to come!!
As a Muslim myself, people need to realise that if Britain follows sharia law then Every British person will suffer cause alot of things which are considered sins for us are considered part of thier culture.We need to understand that they grew up differently so they are unable to live under a strict life. We as Muslims need to understand that we can't force the world to stop what we will consider sin but part of their culture.We should also be thankful that Christianity is actually help us by decreasing Shiaism in Iran .
7:20 nope. Ask most Muslims, They're not British and Muslim at the same time.
She is more or less talking about a new generation, the lessening power of belief led communities and the peer pressure to follow the herd or else they'll be looked down on. The level of peer pressure may depend on location. The media slapping a label of belief on to everyone who looks asian whether they come from a practicing family or not is doing nothing but adding to that peer pressure, as well as stereotyping the individual, and not considering they should have the choice of what they should or should not follow in future
She's right, and you're speaking bs.
@@ianclose123is it a problem to be Christian first, British second?
@@ianclose123 you did not, so I'll ask you directly. Do you have a problem with Muslims putting their religion first and country second?
And secondly, do you have a problem with Christians putting their religion first and country second?
@@ianclose123 the rational Christians, and rational Muslims
Islamophobia is a bit of a nonsensical term, since a phobia is an irrational fear, but it is very much not irrational to fear Islam, especially when the migrants coming to the UK aren't willing to assimilate and not push their beliefs to be made the norm. Wear a headscarf all you like, but don't call for Sharia Law.
Assimilate as in what? Drink beer and take drugs with you? 😂
Fornicate and visit prostitutes?
Go gambling and worship sports?
We worship God and stay devout.
Italians don’t go to the Vatican and ask the Priests and Nuns to assimilate do ya? Why should you force Muslims to adopt your way of life?
You come to UAE and Africa and nobody is forcing you to assimilate.
I'm not Muslim, but I don't see the majority pushing for Sharia Law. From what I see, they simply want the freedom to practice their beliefs
britsian needs its balls back
Can I ask where you have seen people call for sharia law? If you had any knowledge of Islamic rulings you would know that Islamically whatever country you visit, you are obliged to respect the rules of the country.
People mentioning British culture needs to come back, step outside London and open your eyes
As an Englishman and ethnically Anglo Saxon with a bit of Irish and Viking I have been to Tower Hamlets and to the Winstanley Estate in Battersea / Wandsworth border and the claims that these are 'no-go' areas is ridiculous.
I used to walk through the Winstanley daily when it was alleged (by the Daily Fail) to be a no-go area. I was never threatened. Old ladies walked through pulling shopping trollies unmolested. Children played in the play areas.
I worked several times in recent years in Tower Hamlets. I walked freely and unmolested. I used local shops. People sat outside some cafés working or chatting.
Whoever made such a remark is mischievous at best, a damned liar and a fool.
the key word here is "Man"
Just don't walk by with your boyfriend holding hands or your girlfriend in a to short skirt
@@wwbuirkleyou are DELUSIONAL. Is that British culture?
@@wwbuirkleBeen there have you?
Still sad because it’s not really English/European anymore. London since 2011, white British/European is no longer the majority demographic which is sad. Our capital city of England, a European country, should be majority native European. Just like how Cairo,Egypt should be mostly Arab or Beijing China, Chinese
Tower hamlets and east london in general is very nice. Yes there are a lot of coloured faces but very friendly in my opinion. They don’t have the problems we gave with drink, gambling, prostitution and homelessness in their community. They look after each other. They understand community and Family structure.
Tower Hamlets has the highest rate of childhood poverty out of all the London boroughs. Neighbouring Newham also ranks among the highest in terms of violent crime offences and thefts.
@@xxgaming_generation_2156 the conversation is not about newham or poverty in tower hamlets. Some people have so much hate in them they can’t take a positive comment. Get well soon buddy. Hate is an illness
@@colin_297 what are you waffling about 😭 the conversation is precisely about tower hamlets and Newham. To quote your original comment, “Tower hamlets and east london in general is very nice”. I’m merely suggesting that the situation in these areas isn’t as unproblematic and rosy as you would have people believe. I’m just stating the facts 🤷🏻♂️ don’t get so butthurt over it
@@xxgaming_generation_2156 shows your lack of intelligence when you can’t understand basic English sir. Discussion over
Women are second class citizens in Islam under the pretense of "respecting" women. Just like other religions designed by men for men's benefit.
Why bring them to your country
I find it really weird that these Muslims who are born here in the UK and say that they are British and don't have any Palestinian roots whatsoever should be overly obsessed with this Palestinian issue which is happening thousands of miles away. They should be more concerned about what is happening over here like the high cost of living!!
The UK can go to Hell. We Muslims are only loyal to Allah and the Prophet
Perhaps they are not big fan of genocide? Or because they believe in human rights and freedom more than you do? It’s possible to tackle more than one issue you know, they have lives and jobs and families, spending 2 hours on a weekend is not an obsession. If you are honest, some people commenting furiously here and many other videos have an obsession with arguing with people.
Could it be that as a human been babies are been killed left to die in hospitals no food water etc you dont have to be a muslim u hsve ti be a human been we will.always be with our brothers & sisters elhamdullAllah
There's no mug like a leftist mug.
The right aren’t even mugs they are clowns
I am Pakistani and I am frustrated, I need affordable food, LPG gas, and electricity for my family to survive.
We all need the same , but we have to work for it
i remember this docu series i watch about afghan women fleeing to australia. a woman who was interviewed said "i ran away from that hell to escape monsters...and now they are allowing monsters to come here unchecked. it almost feels as hostile as afghanistan". think about that. this is scary.
I go to England to see real English culture and English people. If I want to see Indian and Muslim. I will go to India and middle east. Got the point UK ? Multicultural is a joke.
I grew up on the Isle of Wight but I was brought up in the early 2000's to fear Muslims. It wasn't until I became a Civil Servant and interacted with muslim members of staff that I realized how utterly stupid that position was. That lady about integrated communities is correct, a lot of white british people have muslim friends and people they know and they are as much as part of the community as anyone else. The media NEVER shows this as the lady said, they never show people of different backgrounds working together.
They almost ALWAYS present muslims as one group... when Islam is just as diverse as Christianity is (Evangelist, Methodist etc). As a white guy, I really think its done to stoke up hatred to sell news stories.
Thank you ❤
To the point made at 5:28, English people's heads have been filled with history about the Monarchy. English people act like they are all descended from Henry VIII and WWII was some specifically English national event. They have been encouraged to abandon the people's history of England, and with it has gone English cultural traditions. From food to crafts, seasonal festivals, much of it has been abandoned. It has been supplanted by a metropolitan English lifestyle of foreign holidays, consumer goods and foreign foods. As a Black Brit, it's astonishing to see a people, generation upon generation, go deeper into a cultural wilderness. They identify with roast dinners and the late Queen. What good is that? They rail against other religious and ethnic groups with strong cultural identities and practices because, in my opinion, the English have forgotten who they are, and many don't even care to know. What's left of the English cultural memory has been weaponised by the far right. It's very sad.
There is no far right just right, the media portray anyone who is against mass immigration, far left Marxiism and wokism as far right, it's a misnomer and totally wrong. To be patriotic in this country now is far right, I suppose I'm far right for being just that. 😢
The Queen is a constant in our lives. I have no real interest in the Royal family but I was EXTREMELY upset when she died. She has featured in all important events in this country for decades. I remember the silver jubilee when I was 12 years old. I can picture the fete we had at school to comemerate it - I remember the people, the smells. I remember filing out to the gym to watch princess ann get married when was about 10 years old.
English people don't act as if they descend from Royalty. They value the thread of continutity that Royalty provides.
As for loss of English culture - yes, there has been a deliberate attempt to stamp out English culture in order to make migrants feel as if they belong. And yes, our multicultural cities have turned into cultural wilderness. But in rural areas that haven't been hit by mass migration England (and Britain) is still alive and kicking.
As for the far right. There is next to no far right. The people that are incorrectly called far right are the people that fight to protect their culture.
Because we’re told we have no culture constantly, which is a lie, everywhere has a culture
@@5uper5kill3rz I live in a part of the country that has next to no migration. If you compare my part of the world with the cities that have been inundated with mgrannts the erosion of Brithsh culture is stark. And even in untouched pockets of the UK you are STILL inundated by the thought control, speach control and erosion of native culture that's considered neccessary to allow people of vastly differing culture to coexist.
The native population are required to abandon all they hold dear because if the government ask the migrants to do likewise the radical left will scream 'racist'. The radical left don't think it's possible to be racist against a native Brit. Which is in itself the text book definition of racism. Hey ho.
Why arent British muslims blaming the illegal immigrants Thats who is to blame for a lot of what they are going through They are British We want British muslims to walk along side the rest of the British ppl Why would they want to march with the pro Palestinians If that what they want they should leave with the immigrants I am a white British woman & i dont feel safe on the streets & yet that muslim lasy doesnt That tells you a lot
They are marching because over 14,000 CHILDREN have been killed, blown to pieces by Israeli army.
They are protesting against an illegal occupation against a defenceless people.... A genocide currently happening before our eyes.
And its just not Muslim people... Its Jews, athiests, Christians etc also.
1 million British people protested against the 2003 Iraq war.... British people have also stood up against tyranny.... Its no different this time just... because it's Israel, makes no difference.
As an Asian Muslim, I will also blame the radical Muslims who are trying to change the culture of certain countries.
As a british muslim idgaf what happens to this country cuz it ain't my problem 😂 I'd rather die than walk along side british ppl
As a Muslim I know there are some bad apples in my religion and I know some can be crazy by all means I do not want to overtake Britain or anything like that. In fact I’ve made lots of great friends and I’m sorry if anyone has been hurt by us but we mean no harm. I do agree with the hijabi women and I do think Britishness does need to come back. I don’t want to fight with anyone. I hope we can see eye to eye with each other and hopefully just stop being pricks to each other, the government we all know is just corrupted in the uk so we should try and help each other out no matter who you are. I love you all and I hope for the best.
That just means you haven't read anything. You haven't read tafseers of well respected scholars like ibn Katheer, you haven't read the sahih hadiths and you haven't read any sira.
You are actually not allowed to befriend non Muslims. Even giving Zakat to non Muslim is haram.
The mission is islam is fight until every single person says there's no god but allah. Please read at least one book of sahih hadith like sahih bukhari to know the truth of your religion.
@@bratwurstmitbiryani You haven't understood Islam and our texts at all. The Quran says make peace with those who make peace with you and that there is no force in religion. In other words, those who want to believe or disbelieve its up to them and God is the holder of all accounts. Zakat can be paid to any poor person in society as long as they are not agressive to the faith.
@@maryamintisar2653 no you haven't understood your own religion. quran only says peaceful things in Meccan period when Islam was weak. When Islam was strong in medinan period it was only very violent. Thus all peaceful verses were abrogated.
The Sharia handbooks document these strategies very well. Basically you have to play victim when you are weak and be unapologetically dominant when you are in majority.
Lying is also a part of Sharia tactics which you are now actively doing about zakat. There are actually different types of lying which Sharia lists and describes in detail which tactic has to be used in which kind of situations. They are called Kitman, darura, taqqayyia, tawrina, muruna etc.
Also the only reason to call someone am enemy of islam is to call them kafir. A kafir is someone who doesn't believe in Allah and his messenger therefore, by definition all non-muslims are enemies of Allah.
Most Muslims are trained by the imams, muftis and the ummah how they should answer against the enemies. They are trained using these tactics. An innocent Muslims starts applying these tactics unconsciously because its brainwashed into them on a daily basis.
You can't fools us anymore. We are aware of the destructive potential of this ideology and we will get rid of it from the world. Under no circumstances would I allow my fellow humans to continue an ideology which allows taking sex slaves angraping women.
@@bratwurstmitbiryani this is totally not true!! my father is a mufti and an imam and most of my friends are non muslim there is not a problem plus we are told to respect other religions why dont you bring up those tafsirs??
@@musabbihabora8377 islam by definition doesn't respect other religions which are polytheistic.
You here been lied to your whole life by your dad, muftis and ummah.
The verse which says you practice your religion and we'll practice ours is from Meccan period of islam when it was weak. When it be became powerful in the Medinan period Muhammad ordered to kill everyone who didn't convert to islam or pay jizya and took their women as sex slaves.
That verse doesn't even contain the word respect btw.
Also if your dad is a mufti, please ask him what was the age of Aisha when she consummated the marriage with Muhammad.
As a British Muslim, I have never been a victim of islamophobia. The country is not islamaphobic at all
Speak.for your self please
@@nurtenkocaman1699 K
We need to up our game 👊🏻
@@sirtrevor10 👊
As a White male, Not Really Religious, On Vacation in the UK. I felt safe and people seemed to be what I expected them to be. But Then one night I was approached by drunken Muslims, yes wasted, and one approached to start a fight knowing he had 3 other buddies to back him up. Fair fight we call that where I am from. Asked how I felt about the Queen passing, and he continued to talk nonesense about the recently deceased Queen and things started to escalate and I started to prepare how and who was going to get a doin first, then all of my crowd came out of a Restaurant to see how I was doing and they all ran away like school girls. I was sober and have been for 20+ years. But this is my impression I was left with visiting UK. I will not be back, As UK has allowed it to become a dump in area’s.
So you've judged a whole country by one bad experience that you had?
And I hate to burst your bubble, but parts of the UK have always been a dump. That's not new.
nice made up story
Not made up Knob! Just the truth and Facts. Approximately 470 Sauchiehall St. Glasgow. 2022 Sept. Beresford Building there is or was a Barber shop on the north side of the road, just west of the of the Hill which is Garnet St. Exact location where it happened was east side of Beresford building near the Garnet St. Facts, No BS. They sure went for a run the minute they seen my mates all 6’2”-6’5” come over and tell them to piss off. Taking a guess, Afghani, or Pakistani. Spoke English very well, Just pished drunk and talking shit to a person standing alone. I still see his face as I knew at any second this fucker is going to start swinging. Too drunk to listen to a sober person tell him to relax. As a Ex drinker, I know a water when i see them, and their behaviour patterns, and warning signs especially when talking aggressive to someone who just ask you to move on.
Not interested in yer beliefs. I have mine and you can have yours. @@PantheraTK
@@PantheraTKleftist
And there are countless incidents of white British people being violent/aggressive against Muslims, Asians, Blacks etc. You have no leg to stand on
I’m not Islamaphobic.Im rational..No phobia.
rationally, what do you think about colonialization?
@@abdulwadood3123 a gift to the world matey.
@@Gilboy63 great, phobia isn't limited to islam, its racial as well :)
@@abdulwadood3123 I find racism utterly abhorrent. I just don’t like certain beliefs eg communism, Nazism or Islam. I don’t hate Muslims however, I just pity them because they have been brainwashed into thinking that the Quran is the work of a non human metaphysical “being”. And having such beliefs in the largely secular west is absurd. My view is if that if you believe in such insanity, Muslims should live in Islamic countries.
@@abdulwadood3123heard of Arab conquest of North Africa ?
I have nothing wrong with the colour of someone's skins I do however have a problem with someone's ideology if its totally incompatible with mine. People coming to this country should learn the language first then our culture, if they can't do that they shouldn't come here. Sadly too many are coming in who don't do that and that's the problem today. I don't mind what religious book you read as long as you don't try and force it on me. 😢
Islam teaches there's no compulsion in religion
What is your culture please tell me. As it seems no one knows . Shouldn’t it be long as no one breaks the laws .
@@Makelovenotwar6969 I'm white Anglo Saxon straight male veteran taxpayer and patriot. What's yours?
@Makelovenotwar6969 I am Scots with Anglo-saxon and irish and viking blood. Majority of my blood is British. English identity is a germanic/scandanavian way of life. The other parts of Britain are celtic and scandanavian roots. We are a proud nation who don't back down nor surrender nor give up so easily. We have the stiff upper lip, carry on regardless culture. We are strong united culture and its worked for over 300+ years. We Scottish, English, Irish and Welsh are brave and like or germanic/scandic and celtic ancestors we are resilient and will fight to the end.
We are christian country its our main religions before Islam came. Our culture is based on our religious morals. I worry most have lost the spirit of Britain and the religious aspects. I don't mind other cultures but if you come here respect our ways
There were some interesting comments 'doesnt bother us as we know our rights' problem with that is rights can change. 'As long as you don't bother people your quite welcome to walk down the street' that sounds like ownership, so maybe there is a view that it is a Muslim area and your being granted the permission to enter. 'And the lady stating that she has been judged in a manner that she doesn't see as British' there's defo a bit of a problem there, but as the person stated different communities are setting up separate systems within the larger system of the British State. You could probably argue that's because of Councils housing people in certain areas in the 70's & 80's. But it could be a problem if it becomes even more polarised than it already is... We should work on that.
Why shouldn't British Muslims feel comfortable enough in their own neighbourhood to feel some sort of ownership of it? If they are the ones who live there, work there, spend there, you think they should still feel like guests? That's phucked up my guy.
@@jonnylumberjack6223 Because they are still in the UK? Most British Muslims are not native British/European and they are also Muslim which is a conservative religion with beliefs that are contradictory to many of UK's basic values like secularism and women's rights. Therefore, if other British people are uncomfortable in that area, then that is most definitely a problem. Immigration is an important issue. In fact: There are some places in the UK in which White British/European is no longer the majority anymore. In London for example since 2011, White British is no longer the majority demographic. The capital of England and the UK, no longer being majority populated by a native European population. Imagine going to Beijing, China and Chinese people not being in the majority. Same for Lagos, Nigeria for example. You expect to see people who are Nigerian/African. It's just sad. Manchester is also no longer majority White British/European. Some immigration is okay, but not the point where the native people's are the minority.
@@jonnylumberjack6223 Meanwhile the natives are told that they have no claim to the land because cheddar man was "black". The guy was referring to a sense of territorialism about the area. Something I had first hand experience of in the early 2000s when i lived there. They would regularly harrass western dressed women and call them 'slags' etc. At the end of the day if you have distinct ethnic groups living in areas, particularly inbred patriarchal & religious ones, then they will have a sense of solidarity amongst themselves and a certain level of hostility to outsiders. The fact that the liberal secular metropolitan types tacitly ignore this basic fact of humanity and go full steam ahead with mass immigration is going to lead to disaster. It already has.
@@jonnylumberjack6223 It's not "theirs" it belongs to all British people. Imagine if white Christian people migrated to Pakistan and set up their own segregated areas and tried to take ownership of it. Imagine if they kept their western clothing and refused to adapt. They'd be despised.
If you move to another country you should try and integrate, that means learning the language and accepting British values. These people come here because they can earn more money and enjoy a better quality of life, and take advantage of our tolerant society. But they hate Western values and will never accept them. I don't think that British values are compatible with Islam.
@@LS-xs7sg the natives? Honestly, I'll never get used to this revolting white nationalism thing, it makes zero sense to me. It's just gross. I'm so white I'm blue. I have no fear of my country of Scotland ever being anything but Scotland, no matter how many immigrants we welcome. Maybe, if England was as sure and confident about their own sense of identity, you would be more chill about it. Can't help you there. England has an amazing history, you've produced some amazing people and minds and yet you have zero faith in your own continued existence. It's sad.
Even Muslim Women aren't feeling safe from their own religion..
I live in a 'muslim area' its hell for the most part, I have one neighbour like the lady in the red scarf, they really are 1/1000.
WE CANNOT LOSE OUR CULTURE, STAND UP PEOPLE.
I (a white British man) lived in Tower Hamlets for a couple of years. It was fine. End of story.
right?? they are acting as if its the end of the world we muslims dont want to harm u
When the woman with the red head hijab did you spot the black BMW with the number plate S1 BNP just to the right of her,
No such thing as islmaphobia , its anti Muslim bigotry.. its normal to criticise or fear any religious ideology particularly Islam
Islamophobia = lazy way of shutting down conversation about the problematic nature of the religion
Respect to the lady in red headscarf. I agree with different schools affecting the unity of our nation
Islam is not European. They can practice at home
In Britain a Muslim school? WTF.
"A peaceful religion? " 🤯
Thank you to the lady in the red head scarf , we do need to bring back Britishness
islamophobia is a very easy way to shut the person down and not let the cat out of the bag
Do one of these in Golders Green on a Friday night plz. Get some white English ppl to talk about it. Let’s c what they will dare to say
Absolutely, they will be scared to say anything against the Jews
Most of them won't say a damn thing, because they can't.
As an Hindu's they develop and make Community Happy , Create Jobs , so why can't these muslim community need to Show Love and Respect towards British .......
yes and they also bring hindu rape culture
@@musabbihabora8377that is a M...thing
Buddhists vs muslims in srilanka and Myanmar Jews vs muslims in isreal Christains vs muslims in Europe middle east and Africa,Hindus vs muslims in India,Yajidis vs muslims in Iraq....
Show the interview with the lady in the red headscarf on its own.
Red Scarf Muslim Woman is a Queen👸🏻
As a British Muslim. The red scarf lady is right.
You won't get Britishness back .in Croydon we are only 47 % white.so that's why you have lost it cannot tell ke like we did 50 years ago.
You can get it back, all it would take is the will to act.
good of you to include the woman in the red scarf alongside everybody else.
"Before I would go to the council and I would see that they would expect it and they understand me but now they would be like oh in your culture it happens so adapt to it". I'd love to know what the story was behind this comment.
There is no such thing as Islamophobia. There is a very valid concern around radical Islam and their Jihad approach, as seen with Hamas. Do not forget the murder that has been carried out in Britain by these groups. People are right to be concerned about Islam.
Britain carried out wars too wtf 😂
You guys need to respect law of their lands. Dont force people to follow your faithful law ..... this is crazy
People move to countries because they appreciate a culture, values and way of life. This has always happened and people would come to Britain because they respected the values we stood for, wanted to settle and assimilate whilst retaining their own culture/heritage.
The issue now is that the volume of people coming and the speed in which they have has allowed them to come without the need to assimilate or even learn the language in some cases. So now, we have this issue where it is a free for all with no need for cohesion and people have this sense of entitlement. Entitled to benefits, entitled to housing, entitled to services causing strain on everything for the people who were here before. This is what is building resentment because there is a sense of unfairness.
The British people feel like they have had their homeland given away whilst made to feel shame about their heritage and culture. It has nothing to do with the colour of someones skin or what beliefs they have because we, the British are very tolerant. But things have gone too far to the point where even people not from here are saying it!