Follow my new Facebook page here: facebook.com/profile.php?id=61566985420285. Here are your timestamps: 0:00 Sunil Sharma Highlights 1:00 Is this Racist? 3:00 Privileged Politicians Ruining Everything 4:20 Sunil’s Ethnicity & Background 5:20 Immigrants Are ALSO Fed Up! 7:00 Gender Madness & Death of Family Unit 8:40 Hindus vs Muslims? 11:00 Islamism in the UK 13:45 Talking Britain Up & Empire 15:50 Winston Churchill 19:00 Sunil’s Background 21:30 Greta Thunberg Should Get a Job 25:00 Tommy Robinson, Iran & Lebanon 30:00 Muslims Marrying First Cousins 33:00 The Travesty for White Boys 35:40 The Andrew Tate Red Herring 38:00 Andrew Tate vs JK Rowling & Jordan Peterson 40:50 Stacey Dooley & Islamism 43:00 Hindus & Jews Prove CRT Wrong 46:00 Black African Communities 49:00 East Asian Communities in the States 51:50 Muslim Women Unemployment Rates 53:20 Why Muslims Adapt Better in the US 55:00 What We CAN Do 57:00 Will We Become Iran 59:55 A Heretic Sunil Admires
I love watching your podcast. Just to add to the narrative that that has been on wife burning is fake news spread by missionaries of India back then but also the truth there have 43 recorded cases of this as such and putting on the entire Hindu community is just to show Hindus in bad light we have suffered 1000 years of brutal Islamic conquest and 300 years of colonisation and yet we survived and that the victory of the Hindu community and this story should be told for the world to know
I would be interested to hear your thoughts on the relationship between sharia law and the banking/mortgage system, and if it's linked to the benefits system. As I understand it, there are issues surrounding borrowing money.
What I love about Sunil is that he uses the term 'we' when talking about the good and bad parts of british history. Many non ethnic british people will use the term 'we' when they want the benefits and good history, but other ethnic brits when it comes to the bad side of british history. If you are british then you have to be part of the good and the bad.
If someone is on benefits as a result of poor physical health or a serious mental health condition then I don’t see the problem. One amazing thing about our nation is that we take care of one another. However, if it’s simply a religious belief - that’s not an acceptable reason and causes harm to those that truly need it.
They like to exploit the western welfare and they are also lazy and most importantly their religion don't allow them to work . If one is practicing that religion they are obliged to follow it. And that prevents them from working. The only work they are allowed to do as per their religion is bringing up children ( which they do in double numbers . Lol ) and cooking n house chores and be at service to men on bed.
I grew up in Birmingham in the 70's and have been very proud of it being a multi cultural city. Caribbean , Indian Hindu, Sikh, etc l believe multi culturalism does work. The problem we have now is Islamic dominance on mass that do not adapt to mulitculturalism or respect western values. I am not at home or safe in my home city anymore. We should be able to discuss the reality of this disturbing issue of Islam and the disrespect towards women and the push for sharia law. The present government and media are in denial of the extent of the problem and deem us as far right. My family are mixed race I am hardly far right. Sunil Sharma what a fantastic intelligent man thank you for appearing on this podcast.
It’s not just Islam, it’s anywhere where the numbers have become excessive and over diluted the local (indigenous, white, Anglo Saxon, and other descriptors they try to imply we should not use for purposes of cultural belonging) population to a destructive extent.
Yes, but that's the way it goes. Multiculturalism is a stepping stone to Islamisation. That's why Khan always says that London is a great multicultural city. He obviously hates anything white or indigenous, supports multiculturalism, because he knows Islam will eventually dominate.
@@rh9280 Unfortunately it is Islam in the vast majority, actually the recent arrivals with a different Islamic stance from the Muslim people who moved to the U.K. in the 50s, 60s and 70s.
I actually dated a nurse who worked with these families. They were bragging to each other about how many children the had which were on bronchi ventilation because that's maximum benefits and the children are basically vegetables. It made her absolutely sick.
The need for outbreeding was recognised millennia ago. For reasons of creating bonds for social stability, and also because of the damage caused by inbreeding, tribes would exchange females. Those that did not were the losers. Having healthy offspring was of paramount importance in an age before medicine. What causes inbreeding? Religio-cultural issues. Particularly the religion-driven cultural features. Restrictions on marrying outside the cult. This is successful for the cult as it propagates across generations as a mind virus, but what is good for the mind virus has nothing to do with what is good for the human hosts thereof, ie the mind virus is not a conscious being with any interest in their wellbeing, it is just a collection of mental concepts which pass between generations with a high degree of fidelity (just as DNA does). And so inbreeding can become a part of that collection of mental concepts, and in the long term, it can cause the community embracing it to falter. But in the modern world we have medicine, so medical interventions can extend that period of faltering, but not prevent it.
@@staticoverlay Have you considered the economic cost of supporting all these disabled children? The whole life cost of these cases is staggering. Only one in 20 immigrants is actually a net benefit to the economy (according to the OBR) and I bet they didn't consider this additional cost of this group having a much higher frequency of costly disabilities.
Sunil Sharma is of Indian Hindu heritage. We Hindus, more than anyone know the dangers of Islamic invasions. India suffered a lot over the last so many centuries and is still suffering because of this ideology which is not compatible with non Muslims
As someone who was born in Cyprus, but grew up in New Zealand, I genuinely believe that all immigrants have a responsibility to take on the culture of their new country - even whilst adding bits of their own culture. If they've no desire to adapt, they should stay where they were born. The burning of widows is called suttee and, of course, the same didn't apply to men upon their wives' deaths. Thank you for this brave and wonderful interview!
@@Naomolamo haha this is my mother in law! She walks in and changes the thermostat and opens windows, she's even rearranged my furniture or decided that it's not our dinner time 😔 she's narcissistic. Not all cultures are narcissistic, but Islam is a conquering culture of supremacy, that is why when they come in large numbers, they begin to take over moreso than other cultures.
Which god? If you mean the Christian one, or indeed the Islamic one, then this man, a Hindu, is destined for hell by the lights of both of these cults. Sounds crazy and immoral? It does, but it *is* what the texts "actually" say.
They are simply “relocating” not “immigrating” … Part of immigration is conforming to the dominant society to which you have moved and adapting/adopting to their values.
Multiculturalism has not failed, Islam has failed to integrate as it's an ideology which dictates not to do so, ergo it is incompatible with western culture
As an immigrant myself, I have tried to immerse in the culture as much as I can. My children were born here: we are British. I am teaching them to LOVE this country and our roots. But, I don't understand why so many bother moving to a place that you consider better than the one you were born, only to turn it into the same that you left??? No point!
As a former resident of Bradford, I can assure you that the wider UK has absolutely no idea of how bad the city is. Multiculturalism is a fantastic thing but this is not the reality on the ground. The amount of crime that is perpetrated by some sections of society is hidden and the media white wash (no pun intended) the truth .
@@martyy4073 That's because it isn't multi-cultural. It's mono-cultural. Bradford is Muslim now. Or may as well be. Multicultural would be "we all are living together despite our differences" that's not what's happening. It's "conform to us!"
This is such a fresh air... I share the same view with Sharma, adapt and try to learn about the culture of country you live, doesn't mean you have to forget the culture of country you leave behind.
Sure, but also don't forget about what you have stripped and destroyed in various nations. As long as you can keep both of these things in mind, it should be reasonable
This country is too full and that’s coming from a Black Brit. When I was growing up the immigration was mainly from ex colonies in particular the Caribbean, South Asia and certain African Countries who were somewhat Anglo in culture and mentality. Now it’s Tom, Dick and Harry coming from Countries who just don’t fit with our culture and who for the most part do not want to learn and adopt our way of life. It’s causing massive divisions even amongst ethnic minorities.
Thank you for this conversation. I found Sunil to be articulate, accurate and relatable. Very interesting points that I’m writing about on my substack.
They used to intergrate, while keeping traditions at home. All immigrants have done that. From the 19th century onwards, immigrants have come for a better life and worked hard to overcome the poverty they escaped. Jews, Hindus, and Muslims, people from all over the world. There was always a small minority in each group that has lived a very traditional way of life, bit they still obeyed the laws. What happened to then? What happened to the immigrants from the commonwealth in the 50s and 60s, the people from Asia and India that came and worked hard and adopted the local culture? The people that gave us Frank Bruno, Floella Benjamin and others. Just as British as anyone else in this country .
Well said Sir. My grand parents came here after the Biafra war in Nigeria, my grandfather joined the British army my grandmother became a nurse, they initially faced a lot of challenges including racism but they were determined to fit and and eventually did. The immigrants coming here now do not want to fit in, they make no effort what so ever because for over 30 years certain immigrant groups have self segregated and formed ghettos so they have no incentives to fit in with the dominant White English society.
What a level headed, refreshing interview. Sat and listened to every word that resonated with me due to having two sisters living in the UK. I see and notice the same problems here in my own country Australia and I hope and pray this man continues on his mission to be heard and noticed. I will gladly go follow his peaceful wisdom. Thanks Andrew for the informative interview yet again.
I emigrated to Australia from the UK in the late 1980s and try to visit every couple of years. I also lived and worked in the Middle East where I had my eyes opened. People that do not have that lived experience simply do not have a clue what they are talking about and would include most of the people who. go on the marches. Each time I visit sadly things are. worse than the previous visit. I have watched over the years as UK successive governments have made mistake after mistake hoping I was wrong. That said however Australia is not nearly as far down the slippery slope as the UK. But we need to get Albo booted out at the next election for Oz to be saved from the same fate.
Andrew, there’s a relevant book called ‘British Islam and English Law’ by Patrick Nash. It’s all about Islam’s clannism as the main problem. If you can interview the author, I think he’d have a lot to say!
There is a documentary, "When Cousins Marry," that addresses first-cousin marriages in all the ways they ought to be addressed: With cold, hard facts as well as compassion for those involved. But more importantly, how we got there to begin with. Without the means of addressing the concerns without being accused of racism is the real problem.
Marrying first cousins is very common in Arab culture, which is why Soroka Hospital, in Beer Sheva, had done a lot of groundbreaking work on the weird genetic aberrations that arise from such constant inbreeding. The Bedouin have a lot of these genetic defects, one of which means eyes don't develop, so the person is blind from birth.
Marrying first cousins is against the law in the UK those that do this should face the law but it's tolerated ditto polygamy. The reason it's not acceptable isn't racists it because the children have major health issues. Health issues which impact on the NHS and social services
@@maureenbarclay2127 I may be wrong but, while it's proscribed in the table of who can and cannot marry within the rites of the Church of England, I don't think it's forbidden in law outside that. Because the marriages are taking place, and not only within the communities mentioned - traveller communities also do it to a certain extent.
When I grew up there was a division between Protestant’s and Catholics. They, the catholics, had their own schools. We had a different religion but we were all British. That’s the test for me. He’s saying it. I am a British Hindu.
We have the same problem in Austraia. Don't get me wrong, I have met loads of immigrants who believe that they should fit into our holding their beliefs and culture at home. I personally don't care what your religion is, or anything else for that matter, but when you interact with society, you should conform. That doesn't mean you can't try and better the society and voice your different ideas, but No means No. My partner has parents come to their work and demand that she makes their kids pray and do other things in line with their religion, and then they demand we don't follow our own. Not having Christmas decorations for example. Luckily they are told that this isn't the way it works, and that they are welcome to come in when needed and do all those things with their kids in private. It's just the attitude that's disgusting. If you don't like how a place works, then don't go there. It's so unbelievable arrogant.
It’s nice to hear him say ‘we’ when speaking of British history. I’m so British/irish my 23&me may as well have read ‘potatoes’ but my partner is Gujarati heritage & so will our children be & I never ever want them to feel out of place in this country.
The word ‘racist’ means little in most discussions and is mainly used to stop us from expressing reasonable thoughts. Whenever you hear the word, just ignore the user and move on.
I emigrated to Australia over a decade ago. Felt a bit like jumping off a sinking ship. It's been sad watching the UK decline over the last 14 years or so.
It's the opposite of being rasist to expect immigrant to learn the country they are immigrating to to learn their new country's language and values. It is called integration. I have been saying this in Sweden for thirty years and have been called a rasist.I told them then, for them to learn Swedish would help them succeed in Sweden..
I also believe, to be fair, that we need to consider the systems in place that colonialism replaced. I'm fairly certain that most people found little difference living under the colonial system compared to the local despots that ruled before. Before anybody claims self-determination, there wasn't much self-determination in the feudal or tribal systems that Britain replaced. I'm also not suggesting that colonialism itself was good; I am suggesting that replacing the boot on your neck with a different boot is a morally neutral act. Can one really say it's so much worse to be ruled by a foreign queen than by a local king? I'm against oppression, and I believe people should have self-determination and while colonialism was certainly unjust and exploitive, it often laid the groundwork for systems of governance that allowed nations to eventually achieve self-rule.
Multiculturalism in UK is always going to be nonsense at best. Multiculturalism on a global scale is wonderful - nations with their unique cultures truly enrich the world. Many cultures under one dominant umbrella culture is not real multiculturalism, and it is fatal for the host culture.
With all the talk of Britain being built on slavery...we've forgotten that it actually, physically built by the British working classes. Most lived in poverty in the shadow of the workhouse. Children had to go through the winter without shoes. When will the post-industrial areas which have been thrown to the wolves by successive governments receive reparations? Or is a broken social security system another word for reparations? A system that leaves the great unwashed without a voice.
I was an opinionated 14 year old. And I’m sure the world has had many over the years. One has to wonder at the ease with which Greta found a legit platform. Who promoted her? How many young people can access The corridors she took on, without being thrown out on their ear. I did a lot of work with young people across Africa and met a lot of very dynamic, creative, intelligent, articulate people thirsting for a platform. Greta has very clearly been propped. By whom? For what purpose?
Her parents are Are actors and pushed her. Also she has a form of autism and people with this condition often have a fixation/intense interest in one specific area. It’s not necessarily indicative of overall intelligence. Some people believe her parents should changed with abuse as she is now an embarrassment.
Her parents are wealthy and work within the entertainment industry in Sweden. They’ve more or less groomed their autistic daughter into becoming their political puppet. It’s honestly very sad to see, and infuriating that so many of my fellow swedes buy into their crap.
LOL. It's so beautiful seeing Andrew (or anyone his age) learning about widow burning. Everything has been unlearned. Hopefully, we're learning them again.
Never heard of Sunil Sharma before....wow. Thank you for the introduction. Agree or Disagree with what he says, your choice.... but what a calm, clear, concise communicator......Need more of people like this in the world....
My main concern is how to survive all of these financial and political crisis, especially in light of the US political power scuffle. The government has really called things more difficult for its citizens, and we can't sit back and bear all the consequences of the bad governance.
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The caste system descriminates against black people no one talks about this . Descrimination is far worse in many of the coubtries these people come from.
How does caste system discriminate against black people? People of all castes in most parts of India are also black. Colorism is certainly a thing in India with fair skin seen as being better ,however this thought process is also seeing a much needed attack.
I live in Toronto (Canada) and we are very proud of our multi-cultural city. There are more languages spoken in Toronto than any other city in the world. This worked because all cultures adopted Canadian values which include the values of equality for all (men, women, race, sexual orientation etc.) , freedom of religion or lack there of, freedom of speech and expressing opinions, individualism, liberty, democracy and the peaceful transfer of power, etc. Today, some people feel cultural values must supersede our common, societal values even if they conflict with our societal values. This is the cause of our problems today. We must decide as a society which values we want, promote those values and create immigration policies that favour people who are willing and able to follow those values. If this happens we can indeed be a multi-cultural society. We cannot thrive as a society if we allow multi-value- ism.
Multi-cultural societies will not work, especially in the West. Multi-ethnic/racial societies, on the other hand, can work. Some cultures practice FGM, child marriage, wife-beating, honour ki11ing, finger removal as a sign of grief, animal and child s@crifice, eating of dogs/cats etc. Should we allow those to practice their culture in our society? After all, multi-cultural means acceptance of another's culture within society's whole. People who are not willing to give up their cultural practices do not belong in the West. After all, if they wanted to continue those practices, why did they move to a society where those cultural practices are not accepted, or clash? Why not stay where they _are_ accepted? It makes no sense. And it makes no sense to move to another's society and culture, and demand and try and force that society and culture to accept them and their ways. No. Just no. If I wanted to live within a Pakistani community, I would move to Pakistan. If I wanted to live in an Islamic caliphate, I would move to an Islamic caliphate.
They come here because they are given benefits they wouldn't get in there former country plus the west panders to so called minorities . Yet shock we are now turning into the countries they have left because we in the west are not serious! We are a joke . We are cowereds with no leadership or strength in values anymore . We are destroying ourselves. When there is no reason not to !!! Well I'm not because I'm working class, by we I mean our political/educated class . I'm actually embarrassed to be british .
@@db7084 Clearly you did not read or understand the nuance of what I was saying. What you are describing is a conflict in values. Values drive behaviors. I said only when society agrees on shared values can multi-culturalism work. You said "After all, multi-cultural means acceptance of another's culture within society's whole" Yes, when shared values are followed by all ("within society's whole") then we can accept any cultural behavior because there is an implication that so long as any cultural behavior does not contradict our shared value it will be accepted. I agree with those unacceptable things that you do not want practiced in your society. These things that are unacceptable follow a different set of values that do not espouse or want (that was my point about shared values) and yes anyone who still wants to follow those values can stay where they are and stay away. Curious.... What is the difference between multi-cultural versus multi-ethnic/racial?
A boy in his teen from USA explained that when his family moved out from a mostly blck neighbourhood, they discovered that he was suffering from PTSD from the beating and bullying at school and after school and then he knew it was not a normal life he was living. His grades went up in a 90% white school where he said he was so happy and relaxed.
This country will fall apart when it runs out of money and benefits end. Evryone can feel it coming. 9 million people are on benefits and without these benifits, they will tear the country apart.
Great point that we are mostly a white country and we should show more of that. It sucks that it's easier for a brown man to be able to say that. Also I am happy to call you a true brit sir.
I live by a simple rule, if I go to another country then I respect their laws and customs, so ours should be respected by people coming to us. As Sunil said, if you have a contrasting religion then keep the practicing of it at home.
When there were riots around the UK, there was a rush to capture and imprison but this was also an opportunity to ask why. An opportunity to learn was missed. Outside interference is blamed but thats almost too simple a response. Yes, now in this country the difficult conversations are no longer had. Partly fear of being labelled and partly fear of uprising by any particular group. And so people see the problem and seethe.
This is a wake up call for British values without being xenophobic. We should be listening to and acting on what Sunil is saying. 30 years ago I was told what would happen in the UK, I have watched come to fruition.
I loved listening to this interview, and hold nothing but respect for your guest, and I cannot sign off until I say thank you to your guest for sticking by this country in bad times and remembering the good times.
Difference is British came to realise certain aspects of empire were wrong, Indian and other areas have all adapted to societies and no longer practice archaic rituals; but islam will not adapt. Its stuck in the dark ages and not compatible with modern society especially that of the west.
Andrew, it was a interesting reaction from Sinul when asked the question, "What is your ethnicity, background". On answering your question he says he's British/Indian, when in fact his true identity and background is British. Born here to Indian parents who both legally migrated here to make a new start in life. They are Indian/British by their very birth places. You Sinul are British through and through and by all accounts are standing up for our Britishness culture and way of life. Stick your colours to the mast my friend, you are one of us, and I for one am pleased you are.
I think this might be one of my favourite guests you've had (among others :) all the points are articulate, logical, balanced...really really interesting, now I need to convince my other half to listen! Thanks Sunil for your open and honest discussion and thanks Andrew too 🤟
Rules to respect living in an adopted country often where circumstances are better than home . Respect One example of respect The problem often of respect for Women In Britain legally , equality and freedom from past society brutally means Criminal justice hopefully. Forced marriages, beating, submission, acts of violence . Acid throwing , dowry for a females family to pay . Times are not acceptable in this brutally harsh ideal
It wont be as bad for us as it was for them before we act ?, he said about Denmark. He clearly do not know what he is talking about. Just for reference, as of the last count on 1. December 2023, there were only 12 ghetto parallel society areas in total in Denmark (defined as an area with more than 1,000 people and over 50% of residents being immigrants or descendants of “non-Western countries) in compare with 28 ghetto areas back in 2019. There are also only 14 asylum camps in total in Denmark today, while the number was as high as 98 in 2015 less than 10 years ago. Denmark has opt-out's regarding the resettlement of refugees and asylum seekers in the EU, and have also not accepted their absolute UN "mandatory" share of minimum of 500 resettlement refugees per year since 2015. So during the last 7 years, only 235 quota refugees have arrived in total, coming from refugee camps in Rwanda and only 1 resettlement refugee was granted a permit in 2023. It's could seem kind of of crazy that there can be so much of a gap and difference between the media and old Socialist parties in Denmark, in compare with especially neighboring countries like Sweden + the UK, but the difference can be traced back to the Danish Muhammed cartoon riots of 2006 in the Middle East, with burning Danish flags and embassies, with following terror attacks, that was the eye-opener that changed everything in Danish immigration and refugee politics.
Thank you Sunil sharma for speaking the Truth! You are speaking my very words. I respect and appreciate that you are speaking out, as it's True, This Country has an Amazing Heretage and it's time Britain Took Back the Pride! We abolished Slavery, Aided So Many Country's to Become Strong and Independent. Take Back, The Great in Great Britain or We are Heading into Hell... ***x***
I agree with much this guest says but some things he misses (or glosses over) the nuances. So for example talking about the difference between black African and black Caribbean.
I’m surprised Andrew did not know about the practice of Sutee - the burning of widows. Honour killings are still going on. The Bengali famine needs to be understood properly. Look it up. The train carrying the rice/ food broke down, the deluge from the incessant rain and the Japanese submarine sitting close by in the bay all come together at that time which made it impossible to get the food to the area . It was not because Churchill did not care.
I admire his adoption of Britishness, he says 'we' like a Brit. and that is factually true, the British Empire included him and Muslims until the time when Jinnah robbed Muslims of the opportunity of being British by cementing the incompatibility of Islam with any other religion by the establishment of Pakistan. Muslims who feel as Jinnah did should emigrate to Pakistan just as their parents who did not feel as Jinnah did immigrated to Britain. We should pander to them no longer.
During the Falklands War (Malvinas Argentinas), in Argentina I was informed by the BBC in Spanish on shortwave. Today, the BBC cannot report anything financed by Qatar. Good point about the climatic change.
Interesting comment by Sunil Sharma about Brits pandering. It was very noticeable to me when I returned to London in 2005 after living overseas for 30 yrs in Australia where no one would dream of pandering. I was puzzled by it at first then embarrassed by it.
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Follow my new Facebook page here: facebook.com/profile.php?id=61566985420285. Here are your timestamps:
0:00 Sunil Sharma Highlights
1:00 Is this Racist?
3:00 Privileged Politicians Ruining Everything
4:20 Sunil’s Ethnicity & Background
5:20 Immigrants Are ALSO Fed Up!
7:00 Gender Madness & Death of Family Unit
8:40 Hindus vs Muslims?
11:00 Islamism in the UK
13:45 Talking Britain Up & Empire
15:50 Winston Churchill
19:00 Sunil’s Background
21:30 Greta Thunberg Should Get a Job
25:00 Tommy Robinson, Iran & Lebanon
30:00 Muslims Marrying First Cousins
33:00 The Travesty for White Boys
35:40 The Andrew Tate Red Herring
38:00 Andrew Tate vs JK Rowling & Jordan Peterson
40:50 Stacey Dooley & Islamism
43:00 Hindus & Jews Prove CRT Wrong
46:00 Black African Communities
49:00 East Asian Communities in the States
51:50 Muslim Women Unemployment Rates
53:20 Why Muslims Adapt Better in the US
55:00 What We CAN Do
57:00 Will We Become Iran
59:55 A Heretic Sunil Admires
I love watching your podcast. Just to add to the narrative that that has been on wife burning is fake news spread by missionaries of India back then but also the truth there have 43 recorded cases of this as such and putting on the entire Hindu community is just to show Hindus in bad light we have suffered 1000 years of brutal Islamic conquest and 300 years of colonisation and yet we survived and that the victory of the Hindu community and this story should be told for the world to know
I would be interested to hear your thoughts on the relationship between sharia law and the banking/mortgage system, and if it's linked to the benefits system. As I understand it, there are issues surrounding borrowing money.
What I love about Sunil is that he uses the term 'we' when talking about the good and bad parts of british history.
Many non ethnic british people will use the term 'we' when they want the benefits and good history, but other ethnic brits when it comes to the bad side of british history.
If you are british then you have to be part of the good and the bad.
70% of Muslim woman in the UK are unemployed and living on benefits is crazy high.
Loads of kids too
If someone is on benefits as a result of poor physical health or a serious mental health condition then I don’t see the problem. One amazing thing about our nation is that we take care of one another. However, if it’s simply a religious belief - that’s not an acceptable reason and causes harm to those that truly need it.
Perhaps metal illness and some beliefs go hand in hand.
They like to exploit the western welfare and they are also lazy and most importantly their religion don't allow them to work . If one is practicing that religion they are obliged to follow it. And that prevents them from working. The only work they are allowed to do as per their religion is bringing up children ( which they do in double numbers . Lol ) and cooking n house chores and be at service to men on bed.
The main reason they could here. To sponge.
I grew up in Birmingham in the 70's and have been very proud of it being a multi cultural city. Caribbean , Indian Hindu, Sikh, etc l believe multi culturalism does work.
The problem we have now is Islamic dominance on mass that do not adapt to mulitculturalism or respect western values. I am not at home or safe in my home city anymore. We should be able to discuss the reality of this disturbing issue of Islam and the disrespect towards women and the push for sharia law. The present government and media are in denial of the extent of the problem and deem us as far right. My family are mixed race I am hardly far right. Sunil Sharma what a fantastic intelligent man thank you for appearing on this podcast.
It’s not just Islam, it’s anywhere where the numbers have become excessive and over diluted the local (indigenous, white, Anglo Saxon, and other descriptors they try to imply we should not use for purposes of cultural belonging) population to a destructive extent.
So is it fair to say that Great Britain is no longer British?
Yes, but that's the way it goes. Multiculturalism is a stepping stone to Islamisation. That's why Khan always says that London is a great multicultural city. He obviously hates anything white or indigenous, supports multiculturalism, because he knows Islam will eventually dominate.
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Unfortunately it is Islam in the vast majority, actually the recent arrivals with a different Islamic stance from the Muslim people who moved to the U.K. in the 50s, 60s and 70s.
@@rh9280It's a case of too much too fast🤷♀️
Nurses in Bradford can tell you there are entire families with disabilities from cousin marriage. It should be legislated put pf existence.
at least they'll be less of a threat going forward
I actually dated a nurse who worked with these families. They were bragging to each other about how many children the had which were on bronchi ventilation because that's maximum benefits and the children are basically vegetables. It made her absolutely sick.
The need for outbreeding was recognised millennia ago. For reasons of creating bonds for social stability, and also because of the damage caused by inbreeding, tribes would exchange females. Those that did not were the losers. Having healthy offspring was of paramount importance in an age before medicine.
What causes inbreeding? Religio-cultural issues. Particularly the religion-driven cultural features. Restrictions on marrying outside the cult. This is successful for the cult as it propagates across generations as a mind virus, but what is good for the mind virus has nothing to do with what is good for the human hosts thereof, ie the mind virus is not a conscious being with any interest in their wellbeing, it is just a collection of mental concepts which pass between generations with a high degree of fidelity (just as DNA does).
And so inbreeding can become a part of that collection of mental concepts, and in the long term, it can cause the community embracing it to falter. But in the modern world we have medicine, so medical interventions can extend that period of faltering, but not prevent it.
@@staticoverlay Have you considered the economic cost of supporting all these disabled children? The whole life cost of these cases is staggering. Only one in 20 immigrants is actually a net benefit to the economy (according to the OBR) and I bet they didn't consider this additional cost of this group having a much higher frequency of costly disabilities.
they take benefits anyway
Our children are being raised to be ashamed of their country. What a tragedy for them and the country. Thank you Sunil!
Sunil Sharma is of Indian Hindu heritage. We Hindus, more than anyone know the dangers of Islamic invasions. India suffered a lot over the last so many centuries and is still suffering because of this ideology which is not compatible with non Muslims
@@vibhac5403 if they want Palestine, they need to give Kashmir back. But they won’t, because they only like to conquer
As someone who was born in Cyprus, but grew up in New Zealand, I genuinely believe that all immigrants have a responsibility to take on the culture of their new country - even whilst adding bits of their own culture. If they've no desire to adapt, they should stay where they were born.
The burning of widows is called suttee and, of course, the same didn't apply to men upon their wives' deaths.
Thank you for this brave and wonderful interview!
Crazily, there are still occasional instances of suttee in India now.
Exactly...like arriving at someone else's home and demanding they play by my rules and beliefs
@@Naomolamo haha this is my mother in law! She walks in and changes the thermostat and opens windows, she's even rearranged my furniture or decided that it's not our dinner time 😔 she's narcissistic. Not all cultures are narcissistic, but Islam is a conquering culture of supremacy, that is why when they come in large numbers, they begin to take over moreso than other cultures.
Good for you, at last , someone loving Britain for a change, thank you 👏👏👏👏👏👏
I will always Love England, people can try to rewrite history all they like, it's just nonsense.
Love this man 🎉 god bless you Sunil and thank you Andrew for having the guts to have this conversation x
Which god? If you mean the Christian one, or indeed the Islamic one, then this man, a Hindu, is destined for hell by the lights of both of these cults. Sounds crazy and immoral? It does, but it *is* what the texts "actually" say.
Islam isn't a race. It's an ideology, not an inherent characteristic.
I don't see why. The emphasis should be on how ethnic British feel towards it. It is their country, and they never asked for this.
@@jdjdl8660 Oh really, how so
Britain isn't a country, or a nation state. It's a geographic reference only.
@@caipirinha1769with certain ethnic demographics of old
@@chuckwallace9831that you even have to ask
Hindu population in UK = 1 million
Hindu population in UK prison= 300
Islam is the biggest problem world wide
Nah, chai-wala, Hindu sanak brought over .9 million cow worshippers in 2023 alone.
@@j2shoes288doubtful my little sheep shagga
Begs the question, do they not commit crime or are they not prosecuted for crime. Seems to me all these protests are pretty criminal
@@ChildofGod-g8f can you show me all these violent criminal hindu protests?
They are simply “relocating” not “immigrating” … Part of immigration is conforming to the dominant society to which you have moved and adapting/adopting to their values.
I think it is called conquest.
I see this same thing in Canada. I believe multiculturalism is a failure.
Multiculturalism has not failed, Islam has failed to integrate as it's an ideology which dictates not to do so, ergo it is incompatible with western culture
@@deahmcneill3240only because of a single group
When in Rome, do as the Romans do.
As an immigrant myself, I have tried to immerse in the culture as much as I can. My children were born here: we are British. I am teaching them to LOVE this country and our roots. But, I don't understand why so many bother moving to a place that you consider better than the one you were born, only to turn it into the same that you left??? No point!
As a former resident of Bradford, I can assure you that the wider UK has absolutely no idea of how bad the city is.
Multiculturalism is a fantastic thing but this is not the reality on the ground.
The amount of crime that is perpetrated by some sections of society is hidden and the media white wash (no pun intended) the truth .
was bad 25 years ago, hate to think whats it like now.
Multiculturalism in indigenous countries dont work.
@@martyy4073 That's because it isn't multi-cultural. It's mono-cultural. Bradford is Muslim now. Or may as well be. Multicultural would be "we all are living together despite our differences" that's not what's happening. It's "conform to us!"
How is multiculturalism a "fantastic" thing?
@@CardinalNous Nobody knows
Andrew you are doing such a great job for Britain and the world at large .
Keep developing yourself 🇺🇸
This is such a fresh air... I share the same view with Sharma, adapt and try to learn about the culture of country you live, doesn't mean you have to forget the culture of country you leave behind.
I'm sick of the crap that this country is bad. Just think what we gave the world. The world we live in today is shaped by this country's achievements.
Look forward to the day when people who grift about this country are given a free flight out.
More like ruined by the British empire. Britishers broke countries they ruled to the extent that they still aren't completely fixed.
If they think it's bad they should go home.
That is a strong argument. Don't be afraid to say it. I do all the time.
Sure, but also don't forget about what you have stripped and destroyed in various nations. As long as you can keep both of these things in mind, it should be reasonable
Good grief what an amazing interview. Every politician and university professor should be made to watch it.
This country is too full and that’s coming from a Black Brit. When I was growing up the immigration was mainly from ex colonies in particular the Caribbean, South Asia and certain African Countries who were somewhat Anglo in culture and mentality. Now it’s Tom, Dick and Harry coming from Countries who just don’t fit with our culture and who for the most part do not want to learn and adopt our way of life. It’s causing massive divisions even amongst ethnic minorities.
Thank you for this conversation. I found Sunil to be articulate, accurate and relatable. Very interesting points that I’m writing about on my substack.
They used to intergrate, while keeping traditions at home. All immigrants have done that. From the 19th century onwards, immigrants have come for a better life and worked hard to overcome the poverty they escaped. Jews, Hindus, and Muslims, people from all over the world. There was always a small minority in each group that has lived a very traditional way of life, bit they still obeyed the laws. What happened to then? What happened to the immigrants from the commonwealth in the 50s and 60s, the people from Asia and India that came and worked hard and adopted the local culture? The people that gave us Frank Bruno, Floella Benjamin and others. Just as British as anyone else in this country .
Well said Sir. My grand parents came here after the Biafra war in Nigeria, my grandfather joined the British army my grandmother became a nurse, they initially faced a lot of challenges including racism but they were determined to fit and and eventually did. The immigrants coming here now do not want to fit in, they make no effort what so ever because for over 30 years certain immigrant groups have self segregated and formed ghettos so they have no incentives to fit in with the dominant White English society.
What a level headed, refreshing interview. Sat and listened to every word that resonated with me due to having two sisters living in the UK. I see and notice the same problems here in my own country Australia and I hope and pray this man continues on his mission to be heard and noticed. I will gladly go follow his peaceful wisdom. Thanks Andrew for the informative interview yet again.
I emigrated to Australia from the UK in the late 1980s and try to visit every couple of years. I also lived and worked in the Middle East where I had my eyes opened. People that do not have that lived experience simply do not have a clue what they are talking about and would include most of the people who. go on the marches.
Each time I visit sadly things are. worse than the previous visit. I have watched over the years as UK successive governments have made mistake after mistake hoping I was wrong. That said however Australia is not nearly as far down the slippery slope as the UK. But we need to get Albo booted out at the next election for Oz to be saved from the same fate.
That's wild... I say this with genuine pity but incest is something that is not good for iq.
Not only IQ but physical.
It explains A LOT! 😬😂
Andrew, there’s a relevant book called ‘British Islam and English Law’ by Patrick Nash. It’s all about Islam’s clannism as the main problem. If you can interview the author, I think he’d have a lot to say!
Love this conversation, it’s so important and true 👏👏
There is a documentary, "When Cousins Marry," that addresses first-cousin marriages in all the ways they ought to be addressed: With cold, hard facts as well as compassion for those involved. But more importantly, how we got there to begin with. Without the means of addressing the concerns without being accused of racism is the real problem.
80% There's two full country's doing this it's not worth pointing out sick man
Marrying first cousins is very common in Arab culture, which is why Soroka Hospital, in Beer Sheva, had done a lot of groundbreaking work on the weird genetic aberrations that arise from such constant inbreeding. The Bedouin have a lot of these genetic defects, one of which means eyes don't develop, so the person is blind from birth.
Watched a bit...horrendous! Half of pakistani in gb marry first cousins?! That true?! Shocking
Marrying first cousins is against the law in the UK those that do this should face the law but it's tolerated ditto polygamy. The reason it's not acceptable isn't racists it because the children have major health issues. Health issues which impact on the NHS and social services
@@maureenbarclay2127 I may be wrong but, while it's proscribed in the table of who can and cannot marry within the rites of the Church of England, I don't think it's forbidden in law outside that. Because the marriages are taking place, and not only within the communities mentioned - traveller communities also do it to a certain extent.
Sunil seems to be a great common sense sorta guy.
He's Indian Hindu so knows the dangers
Lovely man! Wish all the immigrants were like him ❤
No Islamic country would allow this
When I grew up there was a division between Protestant’s and Catholics. They, the catholics, had their own schools. We had a different religion but we were all British. That’s the test for me. He’s saying it. I am a British Hindu.
This channel should have millions of subs by now.
We have the same problem in Austraia. Don't get me wrong, I have met loads of immigrants who believe that they should fit into our holding their beliefs and culture at home.
I personally don't care what your religion is, or anything else for that matter, but when you interact with society, you should conform.
That doesn't mean you can't try and better the society and voice your different ideas, but No means No.
My partner has parents come to their work and demand that she makes their kids pray and do other things in line with their religion, and then they demand we don't follow our own. Not having Christmas decorations for example.
Luckily they are told that this isn't the way it works, and that they are welcome to come in when needed and do all those things with their kids in private. It's just the attitude that's disgusting.
If you don't like how a place works, then don't go there. It's so unbelievable arrogant.
It’s nice to hear him say ‘we’ when speaking of British history. I’m so British/irish my 23&me may as well have read ‘potatoes’ but my partner is Gujarati heritage & so will our children be & I never ever want them to feel out of place in this country.
The end comes slowly and then happens quickly
The word ‘racist’ means little in most discussions and is mainly used to stop us from expressing reasonable thoughts. Whenever you hear the word, just ignore the user and move on.
The word 'racist' has become so overused it has lost its true meaning
You’re at level 2, level 3 is realising that it is an anti white slur.
I emigrated to Australia over a decade ago. Felt a bit like jumping off a sinking ship. It's been sad watching the UK decline over the last 14 years or so.
We’re making the exact same mistakes over here
It's the opposite of being rasist to expect immigrant to learn the country they are immigrating to to learn their new country's language and values. It is called integration. I have been saying this in Sweden for thirty years and have been called a rasist.I told them then, for them to learn Swedish would help them succeed in Sweden..
I also believe, to be fair, that we need to consider the systems in place that colonialism replaced. I'm fairly certain that most people found little difference living under the colonial system compared to the local despots that ruled before. Before anybody claims self-determination, there wasn't much self-determination in the feudal or tribal systems that Britain replaced. I'm also not suggesting that colonialism itself was good; I am suggesting that replacing the boot on your neck with a different boot is a morally neutral act. Can one really say it's so much worse to be ruled by a foreign queen than by a local king?
I'm against oppression, and I believe people should have self-determination and while colonialism was certainly unjust and exploitive, it often laid the groundwork for systems of governance that allowed nations to eventually achieve self-rule.
No British colonism was a net positive in this world.
Multiculturalism in UK is always going to be nonsense at best. Multiculturalism on a global scale is wonderful - nations with their unique cultures truly enrich the world. Many cultures under one dominant umbrella culture is not real multiculturalism, and it is fatal for the host culture.
With all the talk of Britain being built on slavery...we've forgotten that it actually, physically built by the British working classes. Most lived in poverty in the shadow of the workhouse. Children had to go through the winter without shoes. When will the post-industrial areas which have been thrown to the wolves by successive governments receive reparations? Or is a broken social security system another word for reparations? A system that leaves the great unwashed without a voice.
Just voicing what everyone with a working brain and knows history is thinking !!!
Are we awake now🕊
I was an opinionated 14 year old. And I’m sure the world has had many over the years. One has to wonder at the ease with which Greta found a legit platform. Who promoted her? How many young people can access The corridors she took on, without being thrown out on their ear. I did a lot of work with young people across Africa and met a lot of very dynamic, creative, intelligent, articulate people thirsting for a platform. Greta has very clearly been propped. By whom? For what purpose?
There was a few documentaries years ago that answered your questions. If not finding on YT look at other platforms like Bitchute rumble etc
Other platforms discuss all your questions
Her parents are Are actors and pushed her. Also she has a form of autism and people with this condition often have a fixation/intense interest in one specific area. It’s not necessarily indicative of overall intelligence. Some people believe her parents should changed with abuse as she is now an embarrassment.
Her parents are wealthy and work within the entertainment industry in Sweden. They’ve more or less groomed their autistic daughter into becoming their political puppet. It’s honestly very sad to see, and infuriating that so many of my fellow swedes buy into their crap.
Sunil and his family have the exact attitude I would warmly welcome to this country
LOL. It's so beautiful seeing Andrew (or anyone his age) learning about widow burning. Everything has been unlearned. Hopefully, we're learning them again.
Never heard of Sunil Sharma before....wow. Thank you for the introduction. Agree or Disagree with what he says, your choice.... but what a calm, clear, concise communicator......Need more of people like this in the world....
Really enjoyed listening to this guest, great choice. Truly informative and great food for thought. It’s a 10 out of 10 from me.
My main concern is how to survive all of these financial and political crisis, especially in light of the US political power scuffle. The government has really called things more difficult for its citizens, and we can't sit back and bear all the consequences of the bad governance.
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Islam, not “Islamism.”
The caste system descriminates against black people no one talks about this . Descrimination is far worse in many of the coubtries these people come from.
How does caste system discriminate against black people? People of all castes in most parts of India are also black. Colorism is certainly a thing in India with fair skin seen as being better ,however this thought process is also seeing a much needed attack.
I live in Toronto (Canada) and we are very proud of our multi-cultural city. There are more languages spoken in Toronto than any other city in the world. This worked because all cultures adopted Canadian values which include the values of equality for all (men, women, race, sexual orientation etc.) , freedom of religion or lack there of, freedom of speech and expressing opinions, individualism, liberty, democracy and the peaceful transfer of power, etc. Today, some people feel cultural values must supersede our common, societal values even if they conflict with our societal values. This is the cause of our problems today. We must decide as a society which values we want, promote those values and create immigration policies that favour people who are willing and able to follow those values. If this happens we can indeed be a multi-cultural society. We cannot thrive as a society if we allow multi-value- ism.
don't say we. Not everybody like that. My cusin left Canada. There are to many problems.
when are you going to accept this doesn't work?
Multi-cultural societies will not work, especially in the West. Multi-ethnic/racial societies, on the other hand, can work. Some cultures practice FGM, child marriage, wife-beating, honour ki11ing, finger removal as a sign of grief, animal and child s@crifice, eating of dogs/cats etc. Should we allow those to practice their culture in our society? After all, multi-cultural means acceptance of another's culture within society's whole. People who are not willing to give up their cultural practices do not belong in the West. After all, if they wanted to continue those practices, why did they move to a society where those cultural practices are not accepted, or clash? Why not stay where they _are_ accepted? It makes no sense. And it makes no sense to move to another's society and culture, and demand and try and force that society and culture to accept them and their ways. No. Just no. If I wanted to live within a Pakistani community, I would move to Pakistan. If I wanted to live in an Islamic caliphate, I would move to an Islamic caliphate.
They come here because they are given benefits they wouldn't get in there former country plus the west panders to so called minorities . Yet shock we are now turning into the countries they have left because we in the west are not serious! We are a joke . We are cowereds with no leadership or strength in values anymore . We are destroying ourselves. When there is no reason not to !!! Well I'm not because I'm working class, by we I mean our political/educated class . I'm actually embarrassed to be british .
@@db7084 Clearly you did not read or understand the nuance of what I was saying. What you are describing is a conflict in values. Values drive behaviors. I said only when society agrees on shared values can multi-culturalism work. You said "After all, multi-cultural means acceptance of another's culture within society's whole" Yes, when shared values are followed by all ("within society's whole") then we can accept any cultural behavior because there is an implication that so long as any cultural behavior does not contradict our shared value it will be accepted. I agree with those unacceptable things that you do not want practiced in your society. These things that are unacceptable follow a different set of values that do not espouse or want (that was my point about shared values) and yes anyone who still wants to follow those values can stay where they are and stay away. Curious.... What is the difference between multi-cultural versus multi-ethnic/racial?
Andrew dressing up as a Bingo Hall Gareth Southgate for this one is the greatest tribute to English culture anyone could ask for.
A boy in his teen from USA explained that when his family moved out from a mostly blck neighbourhood, they discovered that he was suffering from PTSD from the beating and bullying at school and after school and then he knew it was not a normal life he was living. His grades went up in a 90% white school where he said he was so happy and relaxed.
This man is talking sense ❤❤
great to hear Sunil he is so well spoken
This country will fall apart when it runs out of money and benefits end. Evryone can feel it coming. 9 million people are on benefits and without these benifits, they will tear the country apart.
Very very interesting and refreshingly truthful. Thank you
Islam is a tunor
It's spelled "tuna" 🤣
@@llengsuch3426tumour???!
God this depresses me. Glad i`m old and lived through better days
Great point that we are mostly a white country and we should show more of that. It sucks that it's easier for a brown man to be able to say that. Also I am happy to call you a true brit sir.
I live by a simple rule, if I go to another country then I respect their laws and customs, so ours should be respected by people coming to us. As Sunil said, if you have a contrasting religion then keep the practicing of it at home.
When there were riots around the UK, there was a rush to capture and imprison but this was also an opportunity to ask why. An opportunity to learn was missed. Outside interference is blamed but thats almost too simple a response. Yes, now in this country the difficult conversations are no longer had. Partly fear of being labelled and partly fear of uprising by any particular group. And so people see the problem and seethe.
Well eventually no one will want to come here because we are heading the way of rhodesia and south Africa! Yet we aren't allowed to defend ourselves!!
I love Andews Ron Weasley ' bloody hell' in his interviews.
Excellent guest!!!!!
Eye opening. Thank you Sunil.
This is a wake up call for British values without being xenophobic. We should be listening to and acting on what Sunil is saying. 30 years ago I was told what would happen in the UK, I have watched come to fruition.
I loved listening to this interview, and hold nothing but respect for your guest, and I cannot sign off until I say thank you to your guest for sticking by this country in bad times and remembering the good times.
Excellent conversation.
i know uk people that had lived in spain for like 30 years and still didnt learn spanish because they have communities here too
But they don't hate Spanish ways and people and want their own laws and force British ways on Spain do they.
On those tv screens in hospital waiting rooms there should be public education films about good British history.
Wonderful interview, thank you Sunil.❤ and you too Andrew❤
You come to Britain and realise the class system is several layers higher than you thought.
your videos are always interesting, thanks for this.
Let's have the great David Wood
And Ridvan, the Apostate Prophet.
@@deborahfreedman333he's been on
I think apostate prophet did a call or a zoom call I’m not 100% sure but I think he mentioned about it on a live a few weeks back.
@@deborahfreedman333Appstate prophet has been interviewed here.
@@deborahfreedman333 he’s been on Heretics, just on his own, without David. Brilliant conversation.
Difference is British came to realise certain aspects of empire were wrong, Indian and other areas have all adapted to societies and no longer practice archaic rituals; but islam will not adapt. Its stuck in the dark ages and not compatible with modern society especially that of the west.
Andrew, it was a interesting reaction from Sinul when asked the question, "What is your ethnicity, background".
On answering your question he says he's British/Indian, when in fact his true identity and background is British.
Born here to Indian parents who both legally migrated here to make a new start in life.
They are Indian/British by their very birth places.
You Sinul are British through and through and by all accounts are standing up for our Britishness culture and way of life.
Stick your colours to the mast my friend, you are one of us, and I for one am pleased you are.
I think this might be one of my favourite guests you've had (among others :) all the points are articulate, logical, balanced...really really interesting, now I need to convince my other half to listen! Thanks Sunil for your open and honest discussion and thanks Andrew too 🤟
Rules to respect living in an adopted country often where circumstances are better than home .
Respect
One example of respect
The problem often of respect for Women
In Britain legally , equality and freedom from past society brutally means
Criminal justice hopefully.
Forced marriages, beating, submission, acts of violence .
Acid throwing , dowry for a females family to pay .
Times are not acceptable in this brutally harsh ideal
It wont be as bad for us as it was for them before we act ?, he said about Denmark. He clearly do not know what he is talking about. Just for reference, as of the last count on 1. December 2023, there were only 12 ghetto parallel society areas in total in Denmark (defined as an area with more than 1,000 people and over 50% of residents being immigrants or descendants of “non-Western countries) in compare with 28 ghetto areas back in 2019.
There are also only 14 asylum camps in total in Denmark today, while the number was as high as 98 in 2015 less than 10 years ago. Denmark has opt-out's regarding the resettlement of refugees and asylum seekers in the EU, and have also not accepted their absolute UN "mandatory" share of minimum of 500 resettlement refugees per year since 2015. So during the last 7 years, only 235 quota refugees have arrived in total, coming from refugee camps in Rwanda and only 1 resettlement refugee was granted a permit in 2023.
It's could seem kind of of crazy that there can be so much of a gap and difference between the media and old Socialist parties in Denmark, in compare with especially neighboring countries like Sweden + the UK, but the difference can be traced back to the Danish Muhammed cartoon riots of 2006 in the Middle East, with burning Danish flags and embassies, with following terror attacks, that was the eye-opener that changed everything in Danish immigration and refugee politics.
Thank you Sunil sharma for speaking the Truth! You are speaking my very words. I respect and appreciate that you are speaking out, as it's True, This Country has an Amazing Heretage and it's time Britain Took Back the Pride! We abolished Slavery, Aided So Many Country's to Become Strong and Independent. Take Back, The Great in Great Britain or We are Heading into Hell...
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I agree with much this guest says but some things he misses (or glosses over) the nuances. So for example talking about the difference between black African and black Caribbean.
Seeing it from the outside, my heart breaks for Britain.
I’m surprised Andrew did not know about the practice of Sutee - the burning of widows. Honour killings are still going on. The Bengali famine needs to be understood properly. Look it up. The train carrying the rice/ food broke down, the deluge from the incessant rain and the Japanese submarine sitting close by in the bay all come together at that time which made it impossible to get the food to the area . It was not because Churchill did not care.
I admire his adoption of Britishness, he says 'we' like a Brit. and that is factually true, the British Empire included him and Muslims until the time when Jinnah robbed Muslims of the opportunity of being British by cementing the incompatibility of Islam with any other religion by the establishment of Pakistan. Muslims who feel as Jinnah did should emigrate to Pakistan just as their parents who did not feel as Jinnah did immigrated to Britain. We should pander to them no longer.
This has "been brewing" for more than 30 years.
A good conversation, thank you for your work.
Jai Shree Ram 🚩 from 🇮🇳
Most uplifting and interesting interview. The same applies to my country ...
During the Falklands War (Malvinas Argentinas), in Argentina I was informed by the BBC in Spanish on shortwave. Today, the BBC cannot report anything financed by Qatar. Good point about the climatic change.
We’re all a part of their script
Interesting comment by Sunil Sharma about Brits pandering. It was very noticeable to me when I returned to London in 2005 after living overseas for 30 yrs in Australia where no one would dream of pandering. I was puzzled by it at first then embarrassed by it.
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Incest is relatively not acceptable.
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I like you Sunil! I agree with both your Choices too! Once again, thank you for your Voice! And, Go Jordan Peterson and Russel Brand xxx
A trillion views for this video!!!
As a immigrant I feel the same as Sunil.
The majority of those people that don’t have pride in this country anymore has been done by design.
Sati practice was only practiced in small area of India it was not widespread practiced but British did the right thing to abolish it.