Debt to GDP 1980 40.3% Debt to GDP 1987 31.0% Debt to GDP 1994 34.5% Debt to GDP 2001 28.1% Debt to GDP 2008 50.6% Debt to GDP 2015 81.3% Debt to GDP 2022 95.7%
All of them say, it hasn't actually affected them personally... This sums up the problem. The 'I identify as a consp iracy theorist' tshirt sums it up.
Sums up what? I can easily take anything personally. Especially if it suits me because i don't like someone's opinion. Political Correctness hasn't done us any good.
I can answer that, its simple, it is logical to prevent an issue getting to you before it has. People can see how it is affecting city centres across the UK, Northern towns, and countries across Europe. It all boils down to the sort of person you are, prevention rather than cure. it is quite simple really.
Being intelligent means being able to gauge what's likely coming in the future depending what course you are on, it's the reason adults and leaders are vital to any group. For example you can look at the fate of Lebanon over the last 60 years and see the conditions are the same as Britain today so the outcome will be similar, or Yugoslavia for example
This is poor propaganda, the interviewer misquotes Robinson by leaving out the word extreme. She should be balanced & speak to extreme Muslim protesters who demand Sharia law. Britain used to be a moderate peaceful country, it now has a two tier system that prioritises & makes greater allowances for migrants.
Net Migration 1980 0 (-55,000) Net Migration 1987 2,000 Net Migration 1994 77,000 Net Migration 2001 171,000 Net Migration 2008 163,000 Net Migration 2015 329,000 Net Migration 2022 745,000
Britain was a better place to live in the 1990s, as were Sweden, Ireland, France & Germany. If that makes me racist then just tell me where to collect my jack boots
@@fiver4249 Internet culture, breakdown of the family, obsession with getting young people into higher education doing useless degrees, the continuing decline of Christianity, the attack on masculinity, the rise of woke, the long march through the institutions by cultural marks ists
@@ThinWhite_Duke You don't think the erosion and selling off of public services, the continued massive transfer of wealth from the working class to the ruling class or the disastrous military adventures like invading Iraq played a part? Incompetent leadership, corruption, deregulation of banks leading to financial crash with no consequences for those that caused it, the list goes on. Any of that relevant do you think?
@@fiver4249 I don't think any of this has damaged the UK a fraction as has open borders. The economy started declining about 2002 at which point GDP per capita was slightly higher than the US, countries like Poland experienced a dip after 2008 but very quickly bounced back, in Britain the banks paid back their loans with healthy interest, the biggest wealth transfer occurred as a result of the 'pandemic' - which many of us objected to and we and we were called the usual derogatory names. You also completely ignore the problems in Britain are mirrored in Ireland, Sweden, France & Germany. You want to blame everything on the 'tories', and have tunnel vision The country is about 2.5 trillion in debt and the country is only worth about 11 trillion total, what do you think the endgame will be? They will trade off anything of value in public ownership - It honestly would be better to do so right now and clear the debt because then you at least save on the current £90 billion per year interest. In the 1980s we were actually paying off the national debt so that we could enjoy a better economy in the 1990s, whereas today we borrow £100bn per year so we can built ugly social housing for 500,000 m| grants per year 🤔
@@fiver4249 I don't think any of this has damaged the UK a fraction as has open bore dus. The economy started declining about 2002 at which point GDP per capita was slightly higher than the US, countries like Poland experienced a dip after 2008 but very quickly bounced back, in Britain the banks paid back their loans with healthy interest, the biggest wealth transfer occurred as a result of the 'pandemic' - which many of us objected to and we and we were called the usual derogatory names. You also completely ignore the problems in Britain are mirrored in Ireland, Sweden, France & Germany. You want to blame everything on the 'tories', and have tunnel vision The country is about 2.5 trillion in debt and the country is only worth about 11 trillion total, what do you think the endgame will be? They will trade off anything of value in public ownership - It honestly would be better to do so right now and clear the debt because then you at least save on the current £90 billion per year interest. In the 1980s we were actually paying off the national debt so that we could enjoy a better economy in the 1990s, whereas today we borrow £100bn per year so we can built ugly social housing for 500,000 m| grants per year
GDP Per Capita 1980 £16,981 GDP Per Capita 1987 £20,543 GDP Per Capita 1994 £22,872 GDP Per Capita 2001 £28,140 GDP Per Capita 2008 £31,165 GDP Per Capita 2015 £31,816 GDP Per Capita 2022 £33,497
When I was a Revolutionary Marxist, we were all in favour of as much immigration as possible. It wasn't because we liked immigrants, but because we didn't like Britain. We saw immigrants - from anywhere - as allies against the staid, settled, conservative society that our country still was at the end of the Sixties. Also, we liked to feel oh, so superior to the bewildered people - usually in the poorest parts of Britain - who found their neighbourhoods suddenly transformed into supposedly 'vibrant communities'. If they dared to express the mildest objections, we called them bigots. Revolutionary students didn't come from such 'vibrant' areas (we came, as far as I could tell, mostly from Surrey and the nicer parts of London). We might live in 'vibrant' places for a few (usually squalid) years, amid unmown lawns and overflowing dustbins. But we did so as irresponsible, childless transients - not as homeowners, or as parents of school-age children, or as old people hoping for a bit of serenity at the ends of their lives. When we graduated and began to earn serious money, we generally headed for expensive London enclaves and became extremely choosy about where our children went to school, a choice we happily denied the urban poor, the ones we sneered at as 'racists'. What did we know, or care, of the great silent revolution which even then was beginning to transform the lives of the British poor? To us, it meant patriotism and tradition could always be derided as 'racist'. And it also meant cheap servants for the rich new middle-class, for the first time since 1939, as well as cheap restaurants and - later on - cheap builders and plumbers working off the books. It wasn't our wages that were depressed, or our work that was priced out of the market. Immigrants didn't do the sort of jobs we did.They were no threat to us.The only threat might have come from the aggrieved British people, but we could always stifle their protests by suggesting that they were modern-day fascists. I have learned since what a spiteful, self-righteous, snobbish and arrogant person I was (and most of my revolutionary comrades were, too). - Peter Hitchens
@@ThinWhite_Duke Peter Hitchens will always have nothing to say to modern society. The changes have happened and there is no silent revolution unless you’re a moron minority. The wrong brother died.
People are deeply affect every time they can not get a Doctors, appointment, every time a a young girl is raped or murdered, every time a soldier is attacked on our own soil, every time we see two tier policing and preferential treatment of protest and gatherings, every time a Christian is arrested for preaching in London and Islam can continue, every time our tax's are raised the list goes on and on, I hope that makes sense. You might understand when you leave home and have to pay for life for yourself
you must be off your rocker - have you been to the towns of Rochdale or Oldham - back in the 80's they may have been rough but, they were beautiful towns, full of heritage and pride - look at 'em now!!! So, yes it does effect people who feel intimidated or outright scared to go into these places
We wanted to make clear to viewers who had not been aware that the comment about James O’Brien was based on a doctored clip. It is interesting because it shows how these clips can influence people long after they have been shared, but the incident was not as well known as we had thought, so we have added an explanatory note. Thanks for watching.
All you have to say to the anti Robison lot (And I'm not on the Robinson side by the way) is this, If the Muslim population continued to increase, in obviously many many years to come what do they envisage would possibly happen, if that community became so large as to secure more political power etc. It's at something like 6.5% now imagine 30-40% of the population (I'll be dead by then so I don't really care). Do they think a strongly religious community of Islamic faith unless somehow in the future becoming less conservative, will be as, or more liberal then what we are now?
You nailed it. No one in Britain's conservative but those Muslims. Give me strength 👐 Btw, some of our few left wing MP's are Muslims. Also centrists and right wingers because of course they come in all shapes and sizes.
"take back their country...whatever that means", oh dear.....if you don't understand that quite simple statement...your university education has been wasted
Some might understand that as "take back control from the billionaires", and some might understand that as "throw out the brown people" That's two very different ways to understand that!
You're clearly an intellectual snob; are you suggesting that if someone isn't particularly well educated, they're not worth listening to? These people can see what's coming for their descendants! The counter-protesters either have their heads buried in the sand or they are part of the problem we face in the future.
We now have a Labour government when nothing changes much, who are they going to blame then. The Chancellor is already making excuses. 7 Labour M.Ps suspended for supporting Labour promises .
Tragically there are plenty of areas in England where white British people, particularly women and girls, do not feel safe in their own towns. I am not saying no-go areas or anything that dramatic. Our fellow citizens are not supported or believed by the authorities when they raise concerns about certain communities and there is a critical imbalance that gives a massive perception of 2-tier policing, charges and sentencing. If you need some help, check out the grooming gangs in Bradford, Rochdale etc, check out the verbal attacks towards women in Brick Lane, Luton, Great Yarmouth and many many more towns across England. Check out the plethora of machete and acid attacks, the latter primarily against women. I'm 60 and led an ordinary life, but increasingly in the last 15 years I've sadly experienced and witnessed abuse and disrespect on a growing scale from Moslem men, boys and women. My husband was attacked with a machete when he asked a moslem man to move his electric bike from blocking the shop doorway where he and his black colleague were working. I'd never be melodramatic enough to say it's an Islamic invasion, but the arrogant confidence to judge, rape, verbally abuse, attack, be ok with breaking UK law and generally boast about imposing a 'culture' that bears no resemblance to the UK I've lived in for 60 years is a real and genuine concern that somehow seems to be misrepresented as right-wing, fascist, racist or unintelligent. And if you're not concerned with the agendas of 4 Independent MPs who won their seats exclusively on a Free Palestine ticket, I'd suggest all the UK has a growing problem.
This has crossed a boundary with the comments of Keir Starmeer .. decades of the death of our communities .. Our communities are cannon fodder again for the government .. This is shameful .. When you see how in history this England has been cohesive and has a common bond .. when the agenda politicians turned up and changed this .. guilt in skin colour etc .. stay strong .. the fight is still there, it has not gone, just hidden when you blatently show bias.
"They'd only be doing that if they desperate"...But why have we got to pay for it? Silly little woman asking these questions. How does it effect you? Because we're broke. The economy (like you said) is fucked. We cant afford our own.
I live in Edinburgh and it's starting to look like London 30 years ago during rush hour, the SNP say there's not enough migrants in Scotland, a 'hate preacher' from Kuwait is trying to buy a Scottish island to create an Islamic homeland...if you think this isn't coming for all of Britain you are very naive
"You guys are all about free speech , right? So you have to answer the questions." Free speech: when you have to answer questions, like during an interrogation .
You can target Robinson all you want, but he was the only one really calling out grooming gangs for what they are. I find your content disingenious at best.
Not everyone can explain what they think, but they know what they feel, and it doesn't feel right! Time will tell if this social experiment works. In the meantime, let's look at where socialism has been a success? I eagerly wait for your reply but doubt very much i will get one. 🤔
Debt to GDP 1980 40.3%
Debt to GDP 1987 31.0%
Debt to GDP 1994 34.5%
Debt to GDP 2001 28.1%
Debt to GDP 2008 50.6%
Debt to GDP 2015 81.3%
Debt to GDP 2022 95.7%
😂😂😂😂 people talking like Britain was a wonderful place...
Diversity is such a great strength it requires 24/7 government propaganda to remind us and criminalising anyone who might disagree
All of them say, it hasn't actually affected them personally... This sums up the problem. The 'I identify as a consp iracy theorist' tshirt sums it up.
Sums up what? I can easily take anything personally. Especially if it suits me because i don't like someone's opinion. Political Correctness hasn't done us any good.
@@quaid667 sums up that they are angry about something that doesn't exist - what a waste of energy
@@LonnieEdwards-p3f your statement sounds like it's filled with love and forgiveness 😂
I can answer that, its simple, it is logical to prevent an issue getting to you before it has. People can see how it is affecting city centres across the UK, Northern towns, and countries across Europe.
It all boils down to the sort of person you are, prevention rather than cure. it is quite simple really.
Being intelligent means being able to gauge what's likely coming in the future depending what course you are on, it's the reason adults and leaders are vital to any group. For example you can look at the fate of Lebanon over the last 60 years and see the conditions are the same as Britain today so the outcome will be similar, or Yugoslavia for example
This is poor propaganda, the interviewer misquotes Robinson by leaving out the word extreme. She should be balanced & speak to extreme Muslim protesters who demand Sharia law. Britain used to be a moderate peaceful country, it now has a two tier system that prioritises & makes greater allowances for migrants.
Net Migration 1980 0 (-55,000)
Net Migration 1987 2,000
Net Migration 1994 77,000
Net Migration 2001 171,000
Net Migration 2008 163,000
Net Migration 2015 329,000
Net Migration 2022 745,000
Britain was a better place to live in the 1990s, as were Sweden, Ireland, France & Germany. If that makes me racist then just tell me where to collect my jack boots
And what else has happened that might have changed that since the 1990's?
@@fiver4249 Internet culture, breakdown of the family, obsession with getting young people into higher education doing useless degrees, the continuing decline of Christianity, the attack on masculinity, the rise of woke, the long march through the institutions by cultural marks ists
@@ThinWhite_Duke You don't think the erosion and selling off of public services, the continued massive transfer of wealth from the working class to the ruling class or the disastrous military adventures like invading Iraq played a part? Incompetent leadership, corruption, deregulation of banks leading to financial crash with no consequences for those that caused it, the list goes on. Any of that relevant do you think?
@@fiver4249 I don't think any of this has damaged the UK a fraction as has open borders. The economy started declining about 2002 at which point GDP per capita was slightly higher than the US, countries like Poland experienced a dip after 2008 but very quickly bounced back, in Britain the banks paid back their loans with healthy interest, the biggest wealth transfer occurred as a result of the 'pandemic' - which many of us objected to and we and we were called the usual derogatory names. You also completely ignore the problems in Britain are mirrored in Ireland, Sweden, France & Germany. You want to blame everything on the 'tories', and have tunnel vision
The country is about 2.5 trillion in debt and the country is only worth about 11 trillion total, what do you think the endgame will be? They will trade off anything of value in public ownership - It honestly would be better to do so right now and clear the debt because then you at least save on the current £90 billion per year interest. In the 1980s we were actually paying off the national debt so that we could enjoy a better economy in the 1990s, whereas today we borrow £100bn per year so we can built ugly social housing for 500,000 m| grants per year 🤔
@@fiver4249 I don't think any of this has damaged the UK a fraction as has open bore dus. The economy started declining about 2002 at which point GDP per capita was slightly higher than the US, countries like Poland experienced a dip after 2008 but very quickly bounced back, in Britain the banks paid back their loans with healthy interest, the biggest wealth transfer occurred as a result of the 'pandemic' - which many of us objected to and we and we were called the usual derogatory names. You also completely ignore the problems in Britain are mirrored in Ireland, Sweden, France & Germany. You want to blame everything on the 'tories', and have tunnel vision
The country is about 2.5 trillion in debt and the country is only worth about 11 trillion total, what do you think the endgame will be? They will trade off anything of value in public ownership - It honestly would be better to do so right now and clear the debt because then you at least save on the current £90 billion per year interest. In the 1980s we were actually paying off the national debt so that we could enjoy a better economy in the 1990s, whereas today we borrow £100bn per year so we can built ugly social housing for 500,000 m| grants per year
I hear and see alot of idiots talkin here
You try living in peace and harmony with cultures with machetes
Cheers peppa
GDP Per Capita 1980 £16,981
GDP Per Capita 1987 £20,543
GDP Per Capita 1994 £22,872
GDP Per Capita 2001 £28,140
GDP Per Capita 2008 £31,165
GDP Per Capita 2015 £31,816
GDP Per Capita 2022 £33,497
What about inflation?
As ever, the antifash people make the most sense.
When I was a Revolutionary Marxist, we were all in favour of as much immigration as possible. It wasn't because we liked immigrants, but because we didn't like Britain. We saw immigrants - from anywhere - as allies against the staid, settled, conservative society that our country still was at the end of the Sixties.
Also, we liked to feel oh, so superior to the bewildered people - usually in the poorest parts of Britain - who found their neighbourhoods suddenly transformed into supposedly 'vibrant communities'. If they dared to express the mildest objections, we called them bigots.
Revolutionary students didn't come from such 'vibrant' areas (we came, as far as I could tell, mostly from Surrey and the nicer parts of London). We might live in 'vibrant' places for a few (usually squalid) years, amid unmown lawns and overflowing dustbins. But we did so as irresponsible, childless transients - not as homeowners, or as parents of school-age children, or as old people hoping for a bit of serenity at the ends of their lives.
When we graduated and began to earn serious money, we generally headed for expensive London enclaves and became extremely choosy about where our children went to school, a choice we happily denied the urban poor, the ones we sneered at as 'racists'. What did we know, or care, of the great silent revolution which even then was beginning to transform the lives of the British poor? To us, it meant patriotism and tradition could always be derided as 'racist'.
And it also meant cheap servants for the rich new middle-class, for the first time since 1939, as well as cheap restaurants and - later on - cheap builders and plumbers working off the books. It wasn't our wages that were depressed, or our work that was priced out of the market. Immigrants didn't do the sort of jobs we did.They were no threat to us.The only threat might have come from the aggrieved British people, but we could always stifle their protests by suggesting that they were modern-day fascists.
I have learned since what a spiteful, self-righteous, snobbish and arrogant person I was (and most of my revolutionary comrades were, too).
- Peter Hitchens
@@ThinWhite_Duke
Peter Hitchens will always have nothing to say to modern society. The changes have happened and there is no silent revolution unless you’re a moron minority. The wrong brother died.
@@StupotTaylor Well that certainly triggered you
@@ThinWhite_Duke
Nonsense is always triggering.
Wonder what the woman with the microphone thinks now after the killings
Thinks it’s the right wings fault
13:17 the sad truth is these people having been drinking the Tory Koolade these past 14 years and continuously voting Tory and Brexit, and now Reform.
None of these people are affected by any change yet go on about how everything’s changed…. Make it make sense!!!!
yet
People are deeply affect every time they can not get a Doctors, appointment, every time a a young girl is raped or murdered, every time a soldier is attacked on our own soil, every time we see two tier policing and preferential treatment of protest and gatherings, every time a Christian is arrested for preaching in London and Islam can continue, every time our tax's are raised the list goes on and on, I hope that makes sense.
You might understand when you leave home and have to pay for life for yourself
you must be off your rocker - have you been to the towns of Rochdale or Oldham - back in the 80's they may have been rough but, they were beautiful towns, full of heritage and pride - look at 'em now!!! So, yes it does effect people who feel intimidated or outright scared to go into these places
Grow a brain will you
They're affected every single day by mass migration.
Well, I feel like I've been brainwashed to believe this was posted 1 hour ago, rather than yesterday ;)
We wanted to make clear to viewers who had not been aware that the comment about James O’Brien was based on a doctored clip. It is interesting because it shows how these clips can influence people long after they have been shared, but the incident was not as well known as we had thought, so we have added an explanatory note. Thanks for watching.
Peeps to you too Dear
They never sound the most intelligent do they?
now that's not very nice
@@C_harlie_J Womp womp. Not gonna be nice to racist bigots lolll 🤣
The interviewees didn't sound too bright either
All you have to say to the anti Robison lot (And I'm not on the Robinson side by the way) is this, If the Muslim population continued to increase, in obviously many many years to come what do they envisage would possibly happen, if that community became so large as to secure more political power etc. It's at something like 6.5% now imagine 30-40% of the population (I'll be dead by then so I don't really care). Do they think a strongly religious community of Islamic faith unless somehow in the future becoming less conservative, will be as, or more liberal then what we are now?
You nailed it. No one in Britain's conservative but those Muslims. Give me strength 👐 Btw, some of our few left wing MP's are Muslims. Also centrists and right wingers because of course they come in all shapes and sizes.
Tony Blair was right. Education, education, education. Shame these idiots didn’t take his advice seriously.
Is Mr Blair all for teaching people how to think instead of what to think?
The same Tony Blair who said Britain has imported foreign cultures who will never assimilate?
You've got the dafties out in force on this one.
Freeze peach and wear what you want....unless it's "woke" 😒
I recognise the man holding the nigal garage sign
"take back their country...whatever that means", oh dear.....if you don't understand that quite simple statement...your university education has been wasted
Some might understand that as "take back control from the billionaires", and some might understand that as "throw out the brown people"
That's two very different ways to understand that!
These English guys are so classy and educated lol
You're clearly an intellectual snob; are you suggesting that if someone isn't particularly well educated, they're not worth listening to? These people can see what's coming for their descendants! The counter-protesters either have their heads buried in the sand or they are part of the problem we face in the future.
You could wear what you want...unless it was a hijab or a Burka or a turban or your hair in dreads or an afro.
The British have had enough mate simple
We now have a Labour government when nothing changes much, who are they going to blame then. The Chancellor is already making excuses. 7 Labour M.Ps suspended for supporting Labour promises .
Dangerous journey?? Well why you think they do it (after travelling through 16 safe countries ) it’s for the 🤬free loading!!!
I’m at a loss at where all this Islamic invasion is happening?!? Certainly nobody here is living anywhere that has a problem.
Tragically there are plenty of areas in England where white British people, particularly women and girls, do not feel safe in their own towns. I am not saying no-go areas or anything that dramatic. Our fellow citizens are not supported or believed by the authorities when they raise concerns about certain communities and there is a critical imbalance that gives a massive perception of 2-tier policing, charges and sentencing.
If you need some help, check out the grooming gangs in Bradford, Rochdale etc, check out the verbal attacks towards women in Brick Lane, Luton, Great Yarmouth and many many more towns across England. Check out the plethora of machete and acid attacks, the latter primarily against women.
I'm 60 and led an ordinary life, but increasingly in the last 15 years I've sadly experienced and witnessed abuse and disrespect on a growing scale from Moslem men, boys and women. My husband was attacked with a machete when he asked a moslem man to move his electric bike from blocking the shop doorway where he and his black colleague were working.
I'd never be melodramatic enough to say it's an Islamic invasion, but the arrogant confidence to judge, rape, verbally abuse, attack, be ok with breaking UK law and generally boast about imposing a 'culture' that bears no resemblance to the UK I've lived in for 60 years is a real and genuine concern that somehow seems to be misrepresented as right-wing, fascist, racist or unintelligent. And if you're not concerned with the agendas of 4 Independent MPs who won their seats exclusively on a Free Palestine ticket, I'd suggest all the UK has a growing problem.
Try Batley!
Small Heath, Birmingham is 22% white British, 51% Pakistani. The rest are from India, Bangladesh, Somalia, and elsewhere. Next question.
@@linuxretrogamer Why not research the scuffing of the Quran in Wakefield. It might be still available.
This has crossed a boundary with the comments of Keir Starmeer .. decades of the death of our communities .. Our communities are cannon fodder again for the government .. This is shameful .. When you see how in history this England has been cohesive and has a common bond .. when the agenda politicians turned up and changed this .. guilt in skin colour etc .. stay strong .. the fight is still there, it has not gone, just hidden when you blatently show bias.
"They'd only be doing that if they desperate"...But why have we got to pay for it? Silly little woman asking these questions. How does it effect you? Because we're broke. The economy (like you said) is fucked. We cant afford our own.
But apparently we can afford for the bosses of Thames water to take millions, each - even though they're failing at the basics of doing their jobs
These far right headers would find a lot in common with radical Islam
And yet it's the Left who want to import radical Islam to Europe 🤷
This country is a mess at the moment and I honestly don't know the solution to this problem.
I wish people would stop calling this shit "British" when it's clearly an ENGLISH issue.
I live in Edinburgh and it's starting to look like London 30 years ago during rush hour, the SNP say there's not enough migrants in Scotland, a 'hate preacher' from Kuwait is trying to buy a Scottish island to create an Islamic homeland...if you think this isn't coming for all of Britain you are very naive
"You guys are all about free speech , right? So you have to answer the questions." Free speech: when you have to answer questions, like during an interrogation .
You can target Robinson all you want, but he was the only one really calling out grooming gangs for what they are. I find your content disingenious at best.
Weird people
Protest for what it was not a fricking protest it was a celebration of our country full stop
What is there to celebrate about our country exactly? Going round raping and pillaging half the world?
Not everyone can explain what they think, but they know what they feel, and it doesn't feel right!
Time will tell if this social experiment works. In the meantime, let's look at where socialism has been a success? I eagerly wait for your reply but doubt very much i will get one. 🤔
The NHS
Woman in hat makes sense
It's always the people with all the Sheppard's telling everyone else they're the sheep . Yet they talk like trained parrots it's so sad .
Interviewed by a ok ya girl no doubt lives in the Cotswolds