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THE RUBIN REPORT (guest UK journalist Andrew Gold)
https://youtu.be/Wsy_v20buvE
VIDEO EXCERPTS: The UK is a kind of example of what can happen to a bigger country like the US in just a few years' time. That's why people need to take stock. That's why they need to watch what's going on here.
The UK, in turn, also has a smaller version that we can look to, which is Sweden. Ireland's another one as well. These are countries with tiny populations, you know, 5 to 10 million people. [...] So Sweden went from being one of the safest places in Europe or in the world, probably, to the point now where it is one of the highest rates for stabbings, rapes, and all sorts of horrible crimes. It's not a place I want to go to on a holiday.
And even the people on the left in Sweden -- not just the right -- everywhere they are going nuts. They're all like, "What?" They're running around going, "What happened to our peaceful society?"
Their government is now even saying things like Swedish society is held together by language, self-sufficiency, citizenship duties, and respect for Swedish norms. These are things that would normally be considered elements of far-right speeches, particularly in a place like Sweden. So, Sweden shows us that it can get so bad that it becomes impossible for them to rewind back to the things that we need to implement.
So to nobody's surprise, this is connected to the unauthorized or poorly regulated immigration that took place in Sweden over the years and its failure to integrate newcomers. You've talked about how it's gotten worse and worse over the years in the UK. Do you sense, as you just said, now that you have yet another more lefty leader, who's more working class, that anything will get fixed or will it become worse?
A mix of the two, I think. To your earlier point about the cultishness of it, and I believe we have reached a point finally, about 10 years too late, where even politicians on the left -- they won't kind of admit it -- but they're sort of talking in terms of, "Okay, we need to have stronger borders." Even those guys know that it's gone so bad and so wrong.
[...] I feel so pessimistic about this stuff. I know how hard it is to infiltrate the heart of a cult, and that's what we have with Islam in the UK. Not obviously all Muslims, but there are some pockets, particularly in places like Birmingham, particularly in the north. There were all these towns where this was happening for so long. It happened over a period of decades.
Did the UK just pass the point of no return? ... https://youtu.be/Wsy_v20buvE
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https://youtu.be/Wsy_v20buvE
VIDEO EXCERPTS: The UK is a kind of example of what can happen to a bigger country like the US in just a few years' time. That's why people need to take stock. That's why they need to watch what's going on here.
The UK, in turn, also has a smaller version that we can look to, which is Sweden. Ireland's another one as well. These are countries with tiny populations, you know, 5 to 10 million people. [...] So Sweden went from being one of the safest places in Europe or in the world, probably, to the point now where it is one of the highest rates for stabbings, rapes, and all sorts of horrible crimes. It's not a place I want to go to on a holiday.
And even the people on the left in Sweden -- not just the right -- everywhere they are going nuts. They're all like, "What?" They're running around going, "What happened to our peaceful society?"
Their government is now even saying things like Swedish society is held together by language, self-sufficiency, citizenship duties, and respect for Swedish norms. These are things that would normally be considered elements of far-right speeches, particularly in a place like Sweden. So, Sweden shows us that it can get so bad that it becomes impossible for them to rewind back to the things that we need to implement.
So to nobody's surprise, this is connected to the unauthorized or poorly regulated immigration that took place in Sweden over the years and its failure to integrate newcomers. You've talked about how it's gotten worse and worse over the years in the UK. Do you sense, as you just said, now that you have yet another more lefty leader, who's more working class, that anything will get fixed or will it become worse?
A mix of the two, I think. To your earlier point about the cultishness of it, and I believe we have reached a point finally, about 10 years too late, where even politicians on the left -- they won't kind of admit it -- but they're sort of talking in terms of, "Okay, we need to have stronger borders." Even those guys know that it's gone so bad and so wrong.
[...] I feel so pessimistic about this stuff. I know how hard it is to infiltrate the heart of a cult, and that's what we have with Islam in the UK. Not obviously all Muslims, but there are some pockets, particularly in places like Birmingham, particularly in the north. There were all these towns where this was happening for so long. It happened over a period of decades.
Did the UK just pass the point of no return? ... https://youtu.be/Wsy_v20buvE