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The left in Britain are currently whining about our lack of defence spending and general insecurity following the departure of our Defence Secretary, John Healey. The irony and cognitive dissonance on display is remarkable. Who do they think is going to fight for Britain? Is it the thousands of indoctrinated far left young women? Is it the new arrivals they're importing who make it clear in interviews that they would absolutely not fight for this country? The left spend most of their time demonising nationalism and patriotism, redefining what Britain is until it's a meaningless container for other cultures. Then they turn around and moan about how unsafe we are. What is it we'd be defending exactly? Some globalist cultural container? Kier Starmer regularly says 'Britain is built for all'. Not just British people. All people. Why then would anyone fight to defend it? Idiotic. This is all whilst they ignore the biggest threat we face which is inside our borders. Imported dangerous men from Afghanistan, Sudan, Somalia, Iran, Iraq, Eritrea. And secondly, culturally incompatible and often overtly hostile Islamic migrants. The permanently hungover left wing oaf, James O'Brien demonstrated this idiocy on his LBC show recently and I covered this in my most recent video. Link below.

I feel sick.

Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧 @TRobinsonNewEra

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Horrific scenes out of Burnley, England today as a 17yr old girl is stabbed in the throat in broad daylight.

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@GBPolitcs There is hell to pay.

@Sargon_of_Akkad @Babygravy9 I had my wisdom teeth removed on an extended lunch break and went back into work right afterward (true story). I have enjoyed this game of wisdom tooth top trumps.

Great, so let's try to get to the core of my contention. When I say tribalism, that has a clear meaning. When we say 'community' that is also associated with the same meaning. What is that meaning? It is a sense of belonging within a specific group. A group identity, if you will. An 'us'. And for there to be an 'us', there must then be a 'not us'. An out group. This is what all of the exoteric forms of religion are. They are signifiers of group identity. The tribe. Clothing, rituals, shared prayers and even sins and virtues. Without a full explanation of this; it's a stage of psychological development that can be called ethnocentricity. Within Maslow's hierarchy of needs, it is called 'belonging'. This happens all over the world and is standard practice. Now the British 'tribe' has been eroded to the point of non existence to make room for other tribes and one of the reasons for this is that if it were not done, Sikhs, etc would then be the out group. The 'not us' for the British tribe. The issue is that 'communities' with very strong senses of us and not us now exist in Britain and are increasingly pushing for their group self interest. This is tribalism. A return to sectarian voting and, essentially, feudalism. Essentially, British 'community' must be dismantled such that other 'communities' may exist without being the out group. So our shared belonging now purely exists as a container for other group identities and is therefore meaningless. Different tribes or communities (choose the word you prefer) act in different ways. Sikhs are remarkably decent and compatible with British culture, in my opinion. But they do still operate as a tribe with strong in group preference which often manifests as a lack of assimilation and embeds separateness. What I'd love to see is 1 big connected British tribe. These are complex topics and I appreciate your engagement. As I said right at the start of my video; the Henry Nowak crime is in no way a reflection of the Sikh community at large in Britain. In fact, it's very out of character.

@LBC Do it. I dare you. I double dare you.

@GBPolitcs Here we go again. Another day, another horrific and barbaric attack.

Following the barbaric attack in Belfast, something that is our new horrific normal, notice how the same exact pattern has emerged that followed the Southport horror. Barbarism > social unrest > media and politicians focus only on that > blaming social media and clamping down on free speech. It's a doom spiral and it'll continue happening with ever increasing barbarity until the government actually changes course. Pressure will continue to build and unrest will get more and more severe. I do not want that to happen, by the way. What gets ignored time and time again is the actual evidence and data. Data that does not support the fantastical and utopian views on the left. In Britain, our government thinks it is discriminatory and racist to track crime data by country of origin or migration status. But other countries do this. So let's take a look at some data out of Germany. This is from a Freedom of Information request and is based on official German crime data. People from Sudan commit violent crime at 12 times that rate of native born Germans. Sexual offences at 5.5 times the rate of German born people. Homicides and manslaughter at... wait for it; 55.5 times the rate of German born people. They commit homicides and manslaughter at the highest rate out of any country of origin in Germany. Robbery at 28.9 times the rate of German born people. And these crimes are different to those of native citizens because our government imported these people against our will and as such, they are crimes committed against us that have a direct and unnecessary link into government policies that are not supported by citizens. In other words, this barbarity is caused directly by our governments against the will of citizens whilst we're forced to pay for it. Disgusting. I cover this in my latest video. Link below.

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@Landeur They won't be here legally once the law is changed. Simple.

@CatoThistlewood @memeticsisyphus Yes, you're right. I'm getting better at condensing my videos and this is something worth revisiting.

@ZiaYusufUK Some people are MUCH better than others.

@JocastaMoney Thanks. That's a pretty accurate assessment of my position.

The Sikh community in Southall put out an open invite following the Henry Nowak murder. I answered their call and attended. It seems I'm one of the very few who actually went there. They said; 'At this difficult time, let us come together. Everyone is welcome.' But I did not feel welcome for much of my day. I experienced overt rudeness and a distinct sense of not being wanted there. I was very clearly an outsider. I had a man mount the pavement across double yellow lines to shout at me through his open car window. But I also had a genuinely good conversation with an older Sikh man and witnessed a very strong and cohesive community spirit. A cohesive tribe. For there to be a sense of 'us' there must also be a sense of who is 'not us'. I went expecting a meeting of minds and a soothing of tensions but left feeling alienated. I cover this in my latest video on my channel. Link below.

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@SBarrettBar Yes, probably tomorrow.