The Robinson Rally Has Upset A Few People

Added: 2026-05-18

[00:00:01]So the media is already in damage control. Apparently uh mirror.cock is saying that Tommy Robinson rally turnout was far lower than expected after border bans.

[00:00:15]Now I have seen the pictures of social media. Everybody has seen the pictures of social media. We live in the era where the mainstream media isn't the gatekeeper. Like literally every [ __ ] with a drone can upload a photo and then post it online. Now maybe the British don't see it cuz they need to dox themselves, right? Like they they can't just access the internet like normal free people. They they need to, you know, show their ID, take a facial verification. So maybe they're unaware.

[00:00:46]Uh but uh the marches were pretty big.

[00:00:50]They were pretty big. Uh now, of course, you know, like maybe the press is right.

[00:00:54]Maybe that the turnout was far lower.

[00:00:56]So, like the turnout was supposed to be even more grandiose than we already seen. I mean, uh, Kier Starber, I don't think he can pull as many people on the street like this guy.

[00:01:09]I don't think like labor can actually pull as many people on the street as this guy. And yet, you know, like the the journalists are like, "Oh, okay, fine." You know, now this is the interesting part. police launches a massive operation with drones, horses, and helicopters. Oh my goodness. Maximum drama, right? Like this is what is designed to do to make the population feel afraid.

[00:01:39]Oh, your citizens are out on the street.

[00:01:41]They have opinions. Like they're so dangerous. Look at the amount of people we need to to use in order to protect you. Uh, I asked Grock, by the way, since we live in the age of AI. I know leftists really hate AI, but I asked Grock, out of curiosity, like how many right-wingers um in the UK have drove a car into a bunch of people.

[00:02:07]Ask Grock the same like like find out, you know, uh ask Grock like how many right-wingers uh have created a mass casualty event in the subway?

[00:02:19]interesting, right? Like just interesting. And yet they're they're acting as if these people are savages, like ready to chimp out at any moment.

[00:02:27]Now, I understand that Tommy Robinson did commit crimes. Yeah. You know, like uh he has committed crimes, but uh usually this horrifies the managerial class, right? It's like, "Oh, committed crime. That's not prestigious. It's not prestigious." But the working lads, they view it like, "Okay, so he's a football hooligan." All right. Like obviously we don't have to emulate the hooliganism.

[00:02:50]Fair enough, right? Like the hooliganism is not to be copied, but you know like was he part of the knife crime epidemic?

[00:02:57]No. Was he part of the Rodale gangs? No.

[00:03:00]Okay, we don't emulate that. But like what is he he's saying, right? Like what he's flapping his mouth. Is that is that like uh can we listen to that? Well, apparently you can, but you need to listen through it. uh behind 4,000 police officers, right, that were called in to stop violence and hate speech. So, this is interesting. Like, you're allowed to protest, but you need to keep your emotions in check, right? Like the government decides how emotional the protest can be, and you're allowed to speak freely, just don't disturb anyone.

[00:03:30]Now, here's the question. Uh, did they apply the same tactic when you had the BLM protests? I mean, the BLM protests were not that long ago, right? 2020. Hm.

[00:03:40]Were they like 4,000 police officers in order to stop violence and hate speech?

[00:03:47]So anyway, uh 43 arrests, they're not mentioning like from which March the 33 arrest took place. Uh but more interestingly, there were tens of thousands of people, right? Tens of thousands of people and only 43 arrests.

[00:04:03]That's a [ __ ] amazing statistic.

[00:04:06]Like there are more arrests when you have a football match just so you guys can understand, right? Like if you have a football match with 10,000 people out there, there will probably be more property damage, more violence, and more arrest than 43. I'm just saying. Uh the mammoth security operation. Like again, this is what the mainstream media wants you to believe. Like horror and dread on the streets OF BRITAIN. THE APOCALYPSE IS COMING. The Third Reich is going to rise. We need to do something. Look at Gear Star. Worship him. Pray to him for salvation. for only K star and his political class can save you from this unprecedented atrocity. Uh they described it as unprecedented. Yeah, it [ __ ] was unprecedented. Like again, it's just one guy that was wanted to speak. Like you cannot make a bigger martyr out of a person than this. Like literally, you know, like if he would have done this in America, he would have just been allowed to speak and there would be no drama. But the British government which is uh drunk on risk averse situations right when we you know like he's telling PEOPLE IDEAS HE'S PUTTING IDEAS into our citizens head like it's going to destroy our democracy.

[00:05:20]The pussification of the United Kingdom is astonishing. Like their ancestors didn't think like this. I'm just saying, you know, I I would say that if Tommy Robinson would go into the free speech corner, they would arrest him, but I don't have to say that cuz they already did, right? Uh so anyway, 4.5 million pounds spent by the British taxpayer. By the way, like British people, right? I have some British subscribers. How are you doing? Huh? Are you living well? Are are you uh benefiting from wealth and prosperity? Well, apparently the government is like they have4.5 million pounds to spend on Tommy Robinson. And I think like the media is trying to frame it like it's his fault. You know, they're victim blaming him uh to keep Tommy Robinson supporters mar and nagba day marchers apart. But why though? Why keep them apart? I'm just saying, you know, like at this point, why are you keeping them apart?

[00:06:18]What would have happened if they're not being kept apart? Who who would have started the V? I have a feeling that Tommy Robinson is more focused on PR and optics than the far-left which are part of the establishment. I don't think like Tommy Robinson would have started it.

[00:06:34]I'm just saying not Tommy Robinson himself, the supporters, right? Like cuz the supporters have a lot to lose. Like they're aware of what happens if they started like there are cameras everywhere. You know, you got CCTV, you're already policing the internet. I have a feeling like most of the supporters from Tag Robis group wouldn't have started [ __ ] unless they're being antagonized and even then but anyway right uh specialist armed officer large number of officers equipped with riot gear along with police horse and dogs holy [ __ ] what would of China have done differently you know like this is what I starting to wonder whenever I read news from the UK like I I'm constantly being told that UK is not China in authoritarian measures, right? So, like I have to wonder every single time it's like but what would China have done differently, right? Like what what how would they have handled the situation differently?

[00:07:29]The Met Police said that 43 people have been arrested. Uh 43 arrests were blah blah blah. Uh and an additional 22 at the FA Cup final. See, I mean, look, okay, I guess the number is double, but 22 or 43 when you're talking about tens of thousands, I was pretty [ __ ] close, right? I was pretty [ __ ] close. Like, this is the number of arrest you usually have at a football match.

[00:07:52]Four officers were assaulted today.

[00:07:55]Fortunately, non-s serious. Okay. A further six officers were subjected to hate crime offenses. Oh no. Oh my goodness. Right. Tell that to a United States police officer. See what they have to say. Right? Like I I I would genuinely love to see a British police officer sitting next to an American police officer. I've been officer I've been uh assaulted, you know. Was it serious? No, I got shot. Uh but but worse than that, you know, like people did hate speech offenses against me.

[00:08:25]They they they spoke that hatred. Spoke that hatred and I hid behind the rainbow. I hid BEHIND MY TRANSGENDER COLLEAGUE. AND I NEVER FELT so so AFRAID IN MY ENTIRE LIFE. AFRAID. They're not paying me enough. You know, the British government isn't paying me enough.

[00:08:40]Again, I'm really curious what the US police officer would have to say. You know, probably like the guy that has to go in into a house where citizens can be armed, right? And he would be like, "Hang in there, Johnny. You got this.

[00:08:53]You got this." You know, you need to be strong. When when they call you stuff, you need to block it out, Johnny. You need to block it out.

[00:09:02]Uh, by the way, if you call a police officer a pig, is that a hate offense? Like, you know, right? Like, can't they go with the classics? Because the classics are what the left uses, right? The the all cops are bastards. Like, can they use that? They they used it during Black Lives Matter. Can they use it back again or not? At 4:30 p.m., uh, the Metropolitan Police spokes person said, I I love it. It's not the spokesman, right? It's the spokesperson. Ah, the United Kingdom spokesperson said there have been uh so far 31 arrests across the whole operation. We will provide more details. While this may seem high, what type of [ __ ] [ __ ] would think it's high? Like if you have tens of thousands of people on the street and you arrest 43, you [ __ ] How much percentage is that? You mathematically inept brain.

[00:09:56]43 is a record number. Like I I don't think you can like even if I would manage to summon like 30,000 people right now for any type of event, a peaceful event, right? You would probably have like 20 just like ending up with the authorities because they have heat strokes or some [ __ ] you know, like they accidentally get drunk and they start the fight. It's like it's nothing. It's nothing. This is like probably the most peaceful rally you have ever could imagine. Um but anyway, they included one man arrested in connection with an incident in Birmingham where a man was ran over and another wanted for a separate offense which involved encouraging people to attack a police officer again like what why is it like so vague? A man was run from which protest? Whom? Why was it an accident? Because it can happen, right?

[00:10:52]Like if you have uh tens of thousands of people in the street, you can accidentally run into one, right? And the police of course arrest you, but like can we get more information cuz I think like if it was a terrorist attack and there's tens of people on the street, like he wouldn't run over one person. I'm just saying, you know, like anyway, the hell do I know? Uh armored vehicles not seen on the capital street for 50 years were on the standby. Oh my goodness. It's again like that they're treating this as if they were under attack by a foreign nation.

[00:11:25]Helicopters, drones. Oh my. It's like the 28 days later up to 50,000 United Kingdom protester and 30,000 pro Palestine supporters gathered.

[00:11:36]By the way, like what does one have against the other? I don't understand.

[00:11:40]Like uh the pro Palestine supporters, right? Do they have a problem with Tommy? I I I generally don't know.

[00:11:47]Do they? Maybe they do. Again, I don't know like the details of the politics, but anyway, um I think I feel like they should have met. I think they should have met. We would have seen what happened again. I'm curious. Uh in a repeat of a similar event last September, protesters were heard singing songs in support of Robinson whose real name ah we got to the doxing. Ah, real name Steven Yaxley Lenon and derogatory ones about Prime Minister Kier Starmer. Oh no. Again, like they sinned against the emperor. Huh? Like the divine right to rule of Kier Starmer. Like when you sin against Kier Starmer, you're blaspheming against God.

[00:12:29]Uh but the number of people at Robinson rally dubbed a freedom of speech national unity and Christian event were far lower than the estimated 110,000 at the previous event. Oh, okay. So again, like you you do understand like managing to get 40,000 people outside of their homes is a monumental task. Again, like K star would not have been able to get it like he didn't get 110,000.

[00:12:57]Maybe he did. Maybe he didn't. I don't [ __ ] know. I I don't trust the media, that's for sure. You know, uh 30,000 pro Palestinian protesters.

[00:13:06]So, I have to trust that they were pro Palestinian and they weren't part of the Okay, fine. Whatever. Um it came after police announced that they would be taking a zero tolerance approach to hate speech. H well, interestingly, how they didn't announce this during the BLM riots. Huh. And to be fair, like uh the UK didn't have riots. They had protests, but you couldn't find a single black person in there.

[00:13:29]Uh anyway, right. So, zero policy against hate speech. 11 foreign farright speakers. By the way, foreign and farright speakers, Americans, Canadians, I think one of them was French. Yes.

[00:13:41]Like incredibly dangerous nations, right? Like authoritarian regimes, very brutal regimes, especially the ones in the US. Horrible.

[00:13:50]Um, Britain after the government ruled that their attentions would not be conductive to the public good. My brother in Christ, the public was on the [ __ ] street, right?

[00:14:01]I'm just saying, you know, like like seriously, in an alternative universe where those people would have been allowed to go there, what what do you think would have happened? Like like what damage would have been done to the British fabric, which again, you're preventing them from going on the internet unless they have to show ID when they're logging in, right? So you're showing ID in Britain to to defend the adults against pornography.

[00:14:23]OH, THE PORNOGRAPHY. YES. ABSOLUTELY.

[00:14:26]RIGHT. PORNOGRAPHY. Uh and and in order to show that you you're an adult so you can actually see pornography. In other words, go on X. Uh you're showing the ID and then you have to type your opinions about K star, right? Oh my goodness. The British system. Fabulous.

[00:14:42]Uh Robinson and a number of speakers including actor Lawrence Fox were seen drinking at the private Prince of Wales pub ahead of the march.

[00:14:52]He went intoxicated. Holy [ __ ] He went under the influence. Unacceptable.

[00:14:59]Uh what what type of English person drinks before a march, right? Like he could have done an act of misogyny if allowed unsupervised.

[00:15:10]He was surrounded by a fallax of burly security guards while leaving the pub.

[00:15:15]Oh, so let me get this straight right.

[00:15:17]When when the government is dispatching tens of thousands of police officers, drones, helicopters, that's for public safety. When uh Robinson is having private security, it's a fallance. Like look at the tyrant just like the Roman emperors of old. You know, one was heard remarking at a surprise at how tiny Robinson looked in person before a fellow supporter assured the man the campaigner's height didn't matter. Yeah. Like is this a childish thing? It's like how big is the speaker?

[00:15:47]Uh like are you going to what? Like compare him to Kirst in height now?

[00:15:53]Are are you going to fat shame him next?

[00:15:55]Uh are you going to fat shame his wife?

[00:15:57]Like what what's the next event here?

[00:15:59]Going to insult his mother while you're at it? Jesus [ __ ] Christ. Why why would the media even pattern this? Like this is what's interesting, right? Like this is the mainstream media. They can choose to talk about anything yet they choose about how small he is.

[00:16:12]Fascinating. I mean, sure. Yeah, I guess he's small. Sure. Most British people are uh I have seen Sargon. It's not that he's he's built like a brick. It's like kind of those DND dwarfves, you know. I assume like this is how Tommy Yaksley Lennon is. He later led the protesters in chance and support for Elon Musk.

[00:16:35]Look, you know, you can tolerate the hate speech, you can tolerate everything, but like support for Elon Musk. Ah, that's that's a step too far.

[00:16:45]Uh, many protesters were make Britain great again and waved Israel Union Jack.

[00:16:52]Oh, okay. So, now I see why the pro Palestinian protesters were ass hurt, right? Like you can't have a democracy where some people have one opinion and another people have a different opinion.

[00:17:01]Like no, this is like a nation, one nation, one opinion, one state of mind.

[00:17:07]Uh, one woman who was wearing a Union Jack bikini on top of cowboy hat held a homemade sign with the message, "Get about." Oh. While others were sent wearing t-shirts with a range of anti-migrant slogans. But see, here's what I I'm curious, right? What do the migrants think about the pro-Israeli British people? Like what what would the pro Palestinian rally do if they were in power, right? And they could decide what happens to people that are pro-Israel within the United Kingdom cuz I I understand like what the far right want but like what does the far left want? If these like uh you know very charitable, compassionate, empathetic people that are for Palestine, right? What would they do if they were like in absolute control, in absolute power? Huh? What would they do to Tommy and uh the other 50,000 people in the UK?

[00:18:01]Can we ask them? Huh? Like generally curious. Re-education working camps. Uh uh in Trafala Square, a man using a microphone and speaker system was heard making a number of offensive and inflammatory statements about Muslims. Oh wow.

[00:18:22]offensive or inflammatory about Muslims.

[00:18:26]How did the Muslims react? Muslims, are you going to take it lying down? Why don't you make inflammatory and offensive statements about his mother?

[00:18:34]Huh? Are you just going to take it? You going going to sit there and you're going to wait for K star? What? You need to speak as well. Like you also need to speak. What did the Palestinian people say though? This is what I'm curious cuz like I know what Hamas Spiker says, but like what what do the Palestinian people say about uh the pro-Israeli guys? Uh do they not make inflammatory and offensive statements? No. Why not? Do they not know how? I can teach them. If you're a pro Palestinian proh protester, pay me.

[00:19:03]I will teach you. I will teach you how to be offensive. You don't know this.

[00:19:06]The left doesn't teach you, but I can.

[00:19:09]$20 an hour. See, I'm cheap. I'm cheap.

[00:19:11]But like I I guarantee to you like my work is going to be a tier. Like you're going to go out there the the far right won't know what's coming. Like when you start going to that microphone.

[00:19:22]A woman wearing a burka unintentionally found herself in the middle of crowds.

[00:19:26]Oh no. A lone female protester approached her and praised her bravery for attending the event. Okay. So let me get this straight. No. Like I I need to understand this. So you you had like 50,000 like very evil, you know, like like purely demonic demonic protesters, you know, LIKE WORSHIPING THIS THIS TYRANT. HE ACTUALLY land and surrounded by his Roman fallings and they're they're like just just wanting to get the Muslims out. They're like where are the want to get them out and you have like this one woman with a burka and she's there and nothing bad happens to her.

[00:20:00]Was was she you know something bad did happen to her. She was probably exposed to the offensive remarks of the speaker, right? Like, look, sticks and stone can break your bones, but words they wound the heart. Oh. Uh, so no one did anything to her, right?

[00:20:17]She was heard assuring her, "We don't hate you." before going on to explain to her that she's just against children being raped by gangs of men.

[00:20:27]Interesting. So like you you decide to put this at the end of the article, huh?

[00:20:32]Well, at least they did mention it, right? You can't accuse them of being partisan. Like after they poisoned the well, they're like, "Ah, well, I mean, like, look, this happened." Former Labor leader Jeremy Corbin was among the marches of the Nagba. They protest.

[00:20:49]Interesting. Jeremy Corbin, right?

[00:20:55]So, they're with the sitting government, right? So, like the government, the progovern protests.

[00:21:01]Okay. No, it's it's interesting. It's interesting.

[00:21:04]Um, now I understand why the the authorities are not really against these guys, but anyway, uh, speaking to demonstrators at the rally, Miss Begman said, "We know that the farright marches because our solidarity with the Palestinian people threatens their cause."

[00:21:22]Are you [ __ ] drunk, mate? Like, the farright was marching since before 2020.

[00:21:28]I mean, before the Palestinian became a cause, right? Like the the far right was marching.

[00:21:36]I'm just saying, you know, like since Brexit, they were marching because they have consistently systematically just told you one thing. It's it's very easy what the far right wants if you care about democracy, right? They want a stop to illegal immigration. Now, you didn't put a stop to illegal immigration. Now, they also want a stop to legal migration or at least a cap. That's what they want. that they're begging you for like more than a decade now that they're constantly just non-stop hammering one single point, right? And you keep ignoring it and they're growing and they're growing and they're growing.

[00:22:05]It's not about Palestine. It's not about Muslim. Well, I mean, it is about Muslims, but I feel like even if you were to invite Chinese people or Indians, right? They basically say like, can we, you know, take a step back and look at what's happening? Assimilate people if they want to be assimilated, deport the ones that are committing crimes. Right? That's what they're wanting and you're not giving it to them. It's about Palestine. Yes, absolutely.

[00:22:32]Again, like what the [ __ ] does the UK have to do with Palestine anyway, right?

[00:22:36]Like if the UK stopped existing as a nation, you know, historically speaking, like they're removed from history, right? Just no UK. There's no England.

[00:22:43]Boom. Uh after like 2018, let's say, would the Palestinian situation change?

[00:22:49]No. So what the [ __ ] are you? What do you mean? It's like, oh, you're a march for P, right? Like it's just so you have like some people that are genuinely concerned about their own taxes, about, you know, not being able to find cheap places to live, about the fact that everything is more expensive, you know, like local [ __ ] And then you have people that are concerned about external [ __ ] It's like mapalistine. It's like, okay, I MEAN, LIKE, SURE, PALESTINE. YEAH, OF COURSE.

[00:23:15]YES.

[00:23:17]But it's interesting when when you see like the taxpayer paying a government that cares more about other people than they care about their own people.

[00:23:24]Because I guarantee to you like if the British economy was like strong, right?

[00:23:28]If it if it actually produced economy, the far right would have been contempt.

[00:23:35]They would have been content. Like no, nobody cares, right? Uh so much to go out on the street if everything is peachy. Things aren't peachy. That's why they're on the street. Uh speaking to demonstrators to the rally, Miss Begdan said, "Uh, we know that the far right marches because our solidarity with the Palestinian people threatens their cause. The one which is based on intolerance, hatred, and division."

[00:23:59]Dude, you need to update your slogans.

[00:24:02]Like, come on. You know, this would have worked in 2016, but we have seen how the far left has acted for the last decade or so. It's like seriously you need you need to like try something else, you know, update them. I'm not saying give away like the meaning, but like update them a little bit and tolerate hatred and division.

[00:24:22]Yeah, sure. Uh because the far the far left absolutely loves the Nazis. They love them as much as Jesus Christ loves others. And by Nazis, I mean people that they're allowed to hate, right? So they don't uh want to beat up someone because they're a Nazi. They call someone a Nazi so they can beat them up.

[00:24:41]Uh, but today we march Muslims, Jews, Christian. Wait, you had you had Jews at the Free Palestinian rally. How many?

[00:24:54]I mean, if you have three, does it count? Huh? Like I I'm pretty sure like by this logic, you know, Tommy Robinson can also get a couple of Muslims on his side. You know that like I'm willing to bet Tommy Robinson probably has more Muslims in his cell phone than these people had Jewish individuals at the rally. I may be wrong. That's just my opinion. I I have this feeling. Right.

[00:25:17]Christians at a pro Palestinian rally.

[00:25:19]You have Christians at a pro Palestinian rally. Which type of Christians? Like the ones that are Protestants and they have a female bishop. Those types of Christians, do they count? I'm pretty sure they count. You know, why not? Sure. I mean, if they worship Jesus Christ, they come.

[00:25:33]They may not be good Christians, but sure, fine. Okay, I I'll give them this.

[00:25:38]People of all faiths and none. Can you be of all faiths, though? Like, don't you have like usually one faith? Can you be of all faith? So, it's like, well, like that guy from uh The Mummy, you guys remember that in the movie? and and he's got like a Jewish star. He's got a cross. He's got the semi- moon. And he like constantly prays to various gods just to see who answers.

[00:26:02]People of all faiths and none. Okay.

[00:26:05]From all ages, from all ethnic backgrounds. Oh my goodness. Yeah. You know, see this is the propaganda of the left. Like literally everybody is with them. Like the entire human history. And God himself is well, not just God himself. All the gods. All the gods are with them. Meanwhile, Tommy Axi Lennon is small except he apparently had 50,000 people and you chuckleheads had 30,000.

[00:26:29]I I'm just saying, you know, like I um speaking ahead of the protest, Kar declared, "We're in a fight for the soul of this country and the unite the kingdom march this weekend. That is a stark reminder of exactly what we are up against. Its organizers are peddling hatred and division. Oh my god, everyone is pedling hatred and division.

[00:26:52]Is that is there enough supply for the demand of hatred and division? Like it seems that everybody is doing it now.

[00:26:58]It's very popular in the UK, right? The left is doing it, the right is doing it, everyone. We will block those coming into the UK who seek to incite hatred and violence for anyone who said blah blah blah. Uh police had also warned they would not tolerate hate speech at the event. Well, apparently they did tolerate it because there was hate speech at the event. You just told me, right? They said things that were offensive to Muslims or or like is there certain things you can say to Muslims that are offensive but they're not hate speech? Huh? Is there a list of such things?

[00:27:27]Uh committing anti-Muslim hatred or chanting anti-Israel slogans such as death to the IDF. Okay. Uh globalized the inifada would face arrest and the crown prosecution service warned that new guidance had been put. It's kind of very difficult to be the British the British government, right? Like the far right problematic hate speech, anti-Muslim hatred. But meanwhile, the Muslims anti-Israel hatred. Ah [ __ ] What do we do? What do we do? Do you have enough people to crack down on both? Do you have enough resources? It's okay. You're probably going to tax my coder harder. I have employed a British coder for my game. Huh? He's being taxed to high heaven. Like when he started working for me, I paid him enough so he can have a decent living. now not so much. Not because I'm paying you less, because it's getting taxed more and things are getting more expensive. So, I'm just saying, you know, like uh the British will probably require even more policing.

[00:28:24]Uh they have added lawyers would be working with police to issue anyone found to have engaged in criminal activity would face swift charging decisions.

[00:28:36]Uh the crackdown followed anti-Jewish attacks in London. Well, I I don't think like these are from Tommy Robinson.

[00:28:43]Tommy Robinson was uh sporting the Israeli flag, right? Oh, so let me get this straight. Like the people with uh all walks of faith with people of all kind of religions with, you know, like everyone of all ages, OF ALL ETHNIC BACKGROUNDS, they're doing anti-Jewish hatred.

[00:29:05]Not good. Not good. Not good. Yeah, the British government is uh having a conundrum.

[00:29:17]Usually you can crack down on a group of denters. Sure, but it seems they have two groups of denters now.

[00:29:27]Again, if I was the government, I would have just let them meet each other. I don't think anything bad would have happened. No, seriously. I I I generally don't. But uh yeah, I mean uh you know summoning the entire force of police and helicopters if it was Eastern Europe would have been different. But uh interesting how like the British government like they have the plans for digital ID, you know, like they check your phones cuz they think you might be a child predator. They need to see with AI what you're tweeting, what you're saying. And while they're doing that, I also want to check to see if you're not doing H. And yet with all of this, this is how the situation looks like.

[00:30:13]You know, it's one thing where you can say that the politicians are incompetent because uh the economy is bad. The [ __ ] do politicians care about the economy?

[00:30:22]Do you think their kids are starving?

[00:30:23]Huh? Do you think their kids are waiting for the NHS? No. But it's another thing where the politicians are incompetent with their own censorship and with their own crackdowns.

[00:30:35]Uh, let me know what you guys think and as usual, we'll see you in the comment section.