Mark Collett: Hello everybody, and welcome to Patriotic Weekly Review, episode number 273. And we are here tonight live on Odysee, DLive, Rumble and Entropy.

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But the fact is, finding my streams is hard, because they don’t want you to find them. Because I’m one of the few people who will be speaking the truth! Speaking the truth about what’s happened in Stockport [Southport], about the response to what happened in Stockport [Southport], about the Left-wing nonsense that this guy who did this is “British”, just as British as fish and chips and Yorkshire pudding! We’ll be talking about all that tonight and much, much more.

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Now, there is a video out that I actually did for Joe Marsh about the town of Llantwit Major* that’s been very popular. If you haven’t seen it, check it out after the show. I will be doing a video about the Muslim cleric who wants to buy a Scottish island. That will be up on Friday. I’ll be live with Dr David Duke on Friday night. And myself, Natty in Patriarch, will be live for the Nationalist A-Team on Sunday at 07:00 pm. So there’s a lot to look forward to, a lot happening, and a lot of work that I’ve done that’s recently gone up that I think is a very high quality and deserves your support.

[* Llantwit Major (Welsh: Llanilltud Fawr) is a town and community in Wales on the Bristol Channel coast. It is one of four towns in the Vale of Glamorgan, with the third largest population (13, 366 in 2001) after Barry and Penarth, and ahead of Cowbridge.]

Now, obviously, tonight’s show is going to centre around what happened in Southport.

But before we get on to that, let’s introduce the man himself, Big Joe Marsh, a man who was born in Cardiff. He’s just as British as the attacker! [chuckling] That’s obviously sarcasm. Joe is a tireless, tireless worker for this movement. I don’t know anyone who’s dedicated as much of their life to fighting for this cause. I don’t know anyone who travels as far, who goes to the lengths that this man does to attend every demo, to attend every event, and he always brings with him his unique brand, humour and positive can-do attitude. I’m proud to call this guy a friend. Over the last few years, he’s become like family to me.

And I’ll tell you this, we couldn’t do what we do without him. Joe, how are you doing, my friend? What have you been up to? And is there anything you’d like to say before we kick off the stream tonight with, obviously, the big issue of the day, which is Southport.

Joe Marsh: I’m okay. Well, not really. I’ve been working today, as usual, in the blazing heat in the valleys. But I got loads of things to say about Southport. You said Stockport a few times. Loads of people are doing that.

Mark Collett: Oh, God! I’ve heard people say Southend, Stockport, and I’ve seen some people say it was actually in Wales, which is not! So if I’ve said that, … You notice, guys, my camera’s not on and I’ve got a bit of a sore throat. I’m slightly under the weather. If I get anything wrong. My apologies. I meant Southport, not Stockport. Apologies for that. What a great start!

Joe Marsh: Yes, I will let you off!

Mark Collett: So, mate, Southport.

Joe Marsh: Yeah.

Mark Collett: It would be ridiculous for us to say:

“We didn’t see this coming.”

Because let’s kick this off with the elephant in the room. How many of these attacks are we seeing on a daily, weekly, basis? I mean, it doesn’t seem like a day goes by where somebody doesn’t send me a video of what the media calls “youths”, either, cycling around, running down the street, attacking people, jumping out of cars, and all these youths have got machetes or giant knives in their hands.

And this knife crime, let’s be honest, it’s being driven by “youths of African descent”, isn’t it? This is young people, of African descent. They are doing this. And we’ve seen this before, haven’t we saw in Nottingham, where three unfortunate people were stabbed to death by a man who was conveniently of “diminished responsibility”. This guy couldn’t possibly stand trial. He’s going to be quietly shuffled off to spend the rest of his life, or a portion of his life, in a mental health institution. He’ll be released with a new identity. And here we are again with an even more ghoulish attack, this time on young girls. Girls are my daughter’s age. This is a personal thing for me. Girls are my daughter’s age.

And the first thing is that strikes me is not only could you have seen this coming a mile off, but this is another case, conveniently, he’s 17 years of age, he can’t be named. The papers won’t put his pictures in the paper. You know, they’re not going to tell us who this guy is. There’s a big hunt online. Who is he? What does he look like? You know, there’s pictures floating around that I’ve seen that I haven’t posted because I can’t verify.

But here’s the big thing. Isn’t it amazing how they’ve always got some excuse to not tell you who it is, or to ensure that these people don’t stand trial in a proper court?

[06:39]

Joe Marsh: Yeah, I don’t believe he’s 17. I think they’ve just come up with that as an excuse not to name him. And there’s quite a few names flying around the Internet. And you got to be careful posting that stuff because if one of them is his real name, you could get nicked! You could get nicked for contempt of court, or something. So I don’t post any names on that because there’s people have been posting the picture of that Syrian guy that stabbed those kids up in France in Annecy. And they were all saying:

“This is the Southport attacker!”

And I’m looking at, I’m thinking:

“How could you be so stupid? You know do you not know that that’s a guy in a park?”

And obviously we keep up on these events. So I knew straight away where it was from the photo. But I had it sent to me on WhatsA.

20 odd times and I was having to say:

“Oh, God, that’s the Syrian guy in France!”

And it’s just people just blindly sharing things all the time, but, like, these kind of stabbings happened everywhere. In Dublin, not so long ago, they stabbed a load of kids didn’t they? And they’ve covered that up, right?

Because if you remember, they’ve never named the child. They stabbed three kids right outside the nursery, exactly the same as this sort of thing. And they’ve never named the kids and they reckoned one of those girls had died, but they’re not saying that. And that there was a riot there and all, just like what happened in Southport, the people have rioted.

But the thing is, see, is when these attacks happen, and it’s happened in Germany, in Vienna, loads of places, right? Every time it happens, the governments don’t say:

“Oh, we’re really sorry that this has happened, and we’re going to increase security around schools.”

What they actually do is say:

“We’re going to increase security around mosques.”

They have never, ever said:

“We’ll put security on schools.”

Have they? When these things happen. Like this morning, I read that the government’s going to give 117 million for security on mosques. What about security on schools and events like that? Do, you know what I mean?

Mark Collett: Of course. The overwhelming thing is here you’ve got a migrant who’s murdered three little girls. And these little girls, I saw their pictures, I saw the way they were dressed in those dresses, the outfits, just like my daughter dresses. She loves wearing sort of big costume dresses. She likes dressing as Elsa, she likes dressing as Rapunzel. You know, the bigger and more elaborate the dress is. She loved to go to a dance class. If I said to her:

“Look, Sophia, we’re off to a dance class this morning. You’re going to be able to dance your heart out to all to the theme of Frozen and other songs.”

She would be over the moon!

And to think that this guy stabbed little girls as an event like this. And this just comes on the heels. I forgot about this one. This comes hot on the heels of that other black guy who went and stabbed a British soldier. Was that last week? That was last week, wasn’t it?

Joe Marsh: Last week, yeah.

Mark Collett: You know, so it’s a daily occurrence. We see these people out on the street with knives, and now a weekly occurrence where people are getting stabbed by them. And the government response, the knee jerk response from the government is:

“We need to spend more money protecting the people that are stabbing White Britons!”

You know, they’re not putting anyone outside schools, they’re not going to have people, they’re not going to have police patrolling outside play areas or parks. Absolutely nothing!

I should imagine that since this stabbing, the police have put even more resources into monitoring people like myself, people like you, people in the chat. They will be monitoring us now. And I wouldn’t be surprised if there wasn’t a whole team of police listening to this stream now, noting down everything we’re saying to bring it up in some way to flip the narrative that we’re the bad guys.

Joe Marsh: Yeah, well, of course. Well, like what happens after there’s an attack, there’s always arrests of people who got pissed [drunk], probably got angry and posted a load of shit on the Internet. Now at the day after that attack happened in Southport the police would have pulled a load of civilian staff, probably, of other duties, and said:

“You’re all monitoring the Internet for threats.”

And that’s what they will have done. Just sat there all day looking for people saying:

“We need to attack with this and we need to attack that!”

But that’s their main interest. You know, if they’re not interested in protecting us, they’re only interested in arresting the people who get angry about these things. And it’s easy pickings. It’s easier than put real police works if you go out on the street and try and tackle gangs, and that, one, you get accused of being racist, which they don’t want, and two, you’ve actually got to work! But they can just go into work, bag of donuts and a cup of coffee and sit monitoring Facebook and looking through Twitter. You know, it’s easy to.

[12:22]

Mark Collett: I’ll tell you this, I did a video on this, and this is for the chat and everyone there. I don’t know which video it is because I haven’t been back and had a look. But a few years ago, I actually did a video on this very topic.

Now, it was Teresa May that put an end to “Stop and Search” in London. And the reason she put an end to Stop and Search in London is because they were stopping and searching groups of people at random, regardless of their race, their ethnicity, it didn’t matter. But the people being found with knives during these Stop and Search events were nearly always black.

So the results showed that stop and search massively, disproportionately ended up arresting black youths.

Now, this wasn’t because the police were choosing to only stop black youth, it was just when they did stop people, a black youth was far more likely to carry a knife than a White youth, or a youth from, say, a Chinese, or a Japanese student. And because of this, Theresa May put an end to Stop and Search.

So a lot of these knife attacks that are going on in London could probably be prevented, but it’s actually a government policy to allow these knife attacks to occur because the government would rather knife attacks occur than arrest people for carrying knives. Because when they do arrest people for carrying knives and they publish the results, which they have to, because it’s a statistic. And police in this country still record statistics by race, they found out straight away that it’s all blacks! Blacks get the blame. It’s blacks getting arrested for it. They can’t have that.

So the answer is let them stab people! That tell you everything you need to know about the British government. The British government would rather have knife attacks going on a daily basis than prevent the knife attacks and have black youths under the spotlight for being the perpetrators.

Joe Marsh: Yeah, of course. And there’s an army of Lefties and black activists and BLM people waiting to scream about it when they do stop them. But the irony is, if they did stop them carrying knives, they’d be saving black people’s lives, because they’re out killing each other every day. And it’s like every time something happens, if people say:

“Muslims, it’s Muslims! It’s Muslims!”

A lot of these people are not Muslims. They are the descendants of the Windrush generation. They’re just Africans, West Indians, a lot of them. There are Muslims running around with knives as well. But certain people only want you to put the blame onto Muslims.

Mark Collett: Would you want to talk a bit about that, Joe? Because I noticed this. I saw a lot of people who were associated with Tommy Robinson, who were immediately saying, this was a Muslim.

Now, it wasn’t a Muslim. And the Harehills riots the other week, that wasn’t predominantly Muslim either. There was clearly Muslims involved, but it was Roma gypsies that were doing a lot of the carnage there. And wherever you look across the board, Tommy wants to always pin this on Islam.

Now, I’m not saying Islam is a good thing for Britain. I’m not saying we should import Muslims. I’m not saying that we can live alongside those people peacefully, because obviously the grooming scandal, anti-White racist attacks, we know all that. But this is more than just a Muslim problem. This is a across the board migrant problem. And the last few big stabbings we’ve seen here in the UK, the Nottingham stabbing, the stabbing outside the barracks last week, this horrific stabbing of three girls this week, it’s all blacks! And these are the same blacks that make people like Tommy Robinson and his followers very uncomfortable. Because it doesn’t fit their narrative.

It fits our narrative, because we’re saying these people shouldn’t be in our country, that they’re a threat to us. A lot of these black people come from very, very low IQ countries. They have low impulse control. That’s why they get off with diminished responsibility, because they don’t have an IQ high enough to be tried in a British court. So why are they even living in Britain if they can’t be tried under a British court? Because they haven’t got the mental acuity to understand what they’re doing. And I did notice last night, Pastor Ricky Doolan turned up in Southport and he was basically shouted out of there for being one of these guys that blames it all on Islam. And he’s not talking about the wider problem of migrants.

And a lot of these migrants. Yep. Some of them are coming from the Indian subcontinent, but a huge number of them are Rwandan. This guy was Rwandan, Somalian, Nigerian. They’re coming from sub-Saharan Africa, and no one’s talking about this problem other than us.

Joe Marsh: That’s right. Yeah. Well, this is a thing that. Ricky Doolin’s just a freak! I thought he was gone after Laura mopped the deck with him before, you know. And his argument was that the British people will never, like, we will never go out of existence because everyone that lives here is British. And he tried that thing on Laura:

“Oh, two African kids who they lived here all their lives and they’ve never known any other country. They’ve never been to Africa. Are they British?”

No, they’re not British! They’re Africans. That’s what she said to him. And that’s right. And he wasn’t having none of it. But he’s married to an African woman, he is. Or he was before. And I think he’s only in it for money. You know, he set up that thing, what it called British Lives Matter or something, and he was trying to do it as a grift. He’s been involved in a few scams along the way, like, you know. But, yeah. He didn’t like it when those guys called him out in Southport last night, did he?

Mark Collett: He didn’t. He didn’t! And these people have got to wake up to what’s going on here, because I don’t want to be replaced by anyone. I don’t want to be replaced by blacks. I don’t want to be replaced by Muslims. I don’t want to be replaced by Japanese or Chinese. I don’t replace anyone. You know, somebody said to me all migration is now going to be Swedish. Swedish migration would be preferable to African migration, but I still wouldn’t want Britain to be overwhelmed with Swedes!

But the fact is, it’s not being overwhelmed with Swedes. It’s being overwhelmed with people primarily from India, Pakistan, Nigeria, Zimbabwe. They’re the four. And China, they’re the five biggest countries of origin for migrants who are coming here.

[19:10]

And then obviously, you’ve got these boatloads coming over, and they’re mainly from the Middle East and Africa. And when they get here, they act in a very aggressive manner. But this guy was apparently born here.

And this is the other thing that really sticks in my craw. These Leftists pretending that this guy’s as British as me and you, because he was born in Cardiff.

Now, his parents came here from Rwanda. He was born on British soil to two Rwandan parents. But the Left are, you know, almost acting as if you:

“Oh, well, what is the problem Cardiff lads? Is the problem the Welsh? This is a Welsh problem, surely?”

I mean, how nauseating is it? How nauseating is it to see things like that, Joe?

Joe Marsh: Yeah, well, the reporting is inconsistent anyway. Because some of them have said he moved to Cardiff as a six year old. And others have said he was born in Cardiff. No, that’s why I put born in Cardiff on my tagline here, right?

Because if you look at it on Twitter, born in Cardiff, it’s full of Lefties! And foreigners, saying:

“He was born in Cardiff. He’s just as Welsh as you!”

And it’s sickening! That is absolute, … You know, he’s blatantly an African! Now, I don’t know whether he’s a Muslim or not, because Muslims in Rwanda have a very small minority. He could just be somebody that’s full of hate that’s been pumped into him through the BLM people! Because that’s what’s going on in our schools is White kids are being told they’re the scum of the earth, and black kids are being told they’re victims! No wonder they walking around with a chip on the shoulder, hating on us, because they’re getting it from the Lefty teachers. So it could be just that.

But like years ago, I see this Al Qaeda manual, online. And it was in there saying that they need to attack children, because if they attack children, obviously it’s going to cause the most emotional response, and they want retaliation. They want White people then to be so evil about their children dying that they start attacking the Muslim community.

And then that obviously brings all the others into the fight. You know what I mean? They’re sort of trying to escalate things. They’re not just killing people for the sake of it, they want a reaction. They want a violent reaction. Because they want to bring all the Muslims, all the peaceful Muslims, into the fight with them. And this is why you can see it all around the world. Like, it’s Germany, France, they’ve stabbed children. They did it in Dublin. And not just Muslims, but like that one who, that little girl who had her throat cut up in Bolton. That was an Eastern European who should have been thrown out of this country about three times, arrived here in the back of a lorry and it’s just like, everyone’s evil about this now in Southport.

But, what normally happens is in two weeks time, they’ll all go back to sleep! And it’s like Manchester bombing happened, that Emily Jones got murdered, Lee Rigby got beheaded in the street, you know, everyone’s fuming, everyone’s marching, and then they all go back to sleep two weeks later! And I think, this time, we can’t let people go back to sleep, because the government never say:

“Oh, what happened in Southport was terrible! We’re going to make sure it doesn’t happen again!”

There’s just nothing! There’s nothing from them! So all it is they’ll call anyone that kicks off about it, “far-Right”. They’ll clamp down on people. They’ll get one step further to more censorship on the Internet as well, because they’ll say:

“Oh, they were saying they were rioting last night based on misinformation.”

What misinformation was that then? What, did three kids not get murdered? You know, that’s not misinformation. It was true information, wasn’t it? You know, so every time. But there’s never a guarantee, there’s never a:

“We’ll make sure this doesn’t happen again!”

It’s just like:

“Shut up! Go back to your lives, go back to work and, just wait for the next one.”

And the next one could be your kids, or my kids, you know what I mean? It’s just like, we can’t just sit back now and wait for the next thing to happen. They need to start deporting people sand they need to close the borders now! You know, nothing else is going to work.

[24:01]

I listen a proper idiots, like, on live streams saying:

“You know, what would you like to happen then? Oh, I’d like them to be re-educated when they come here. And I’d like to, …”

Like, Tommy even said once he wanted the Quran to be rewritten, to take the hate out of it. As if that’s gonna work! Like the only thing that’s going to work is to remove millions of people from this country. Like, we’ve never voted on immigration. No one’s ever asked us if we want them here, we don’t want them here. And I don’t care what colour they are or where they’re from, right? We used to have some Polish lads that used to come to demos with us and they were good as gold and that. But I don’t want millions of Polish people coming here, taking everything from us.

And it’s like, I see in all these valley towns, as well as all the Africans and Arabs that are appearing everywhere, there’s big groups of Eastern European people who look just like us.

But then when you walk past them in a supermarket and they’re speaking foreign languages. I don’t want to be flooded with anyone, regardless of where they’re from! They’re taking up all the houses. It’s like, one of the boys down here, his father was ill last week. He waited 34 hours for an ambulance! And when you go to Cardiff Royal Infirmary to the A&E, it’s just full of foreigners in there. It’s chock a block with foreigners all trying to get a sick note! This is unbelievable! Like the only thing that’s going to sort this out is to close the borders right now, and then start deporting people.

Mark Collett: Well, I couldn’t agree more.

I was going to go on to the solutions to this, and there is only one solution. It’s to reverse the demographic trends. That we need to go back to being a high trust, high IQ society where we live peacefully in a largely homogenous group. And that can only be achieved by stopping people coming in and starting to re-migrate, those who shouldn’t be here.

Now, I’m not saying everyone has to be forced out at bayonet point or anything, but there does have to be a reversal of the trends that we’ve seen.

And I think people, obviously, we’ll go on to the response that took place in Southport in a minute, but we’ve seen people very angry about this. As we’re speaking now there is a huge demonstration outside Downing Street. Keir Starmer has been heckled. Other MP’s, I’m sure, have been heckled about this. We’ve seen people like Yvette Cooper fan the flames because she spoke very softly and eloquently when talking about the rioters in Harehills. But when talking about what happened in Southport last night, well, she wasn’t as polite and softly spoken. There was no talk of speaking to community leaders and community action. There was just her basically frothing at the mouth about how angry she was that anything like this could even happen and how people needed to be in serious trouble for what they’ve done.

And I think there’s going to be a huge amount of pressure now on the Labour government. And my gut feeling is the Labour government’s response, especially as they’ve got such a large majority, is fundamentally to double down on non-White migration. They will double down on multiculturalism. And I think their response will be to attack all those who are rightfully upset about this.

I think with the Tories, I don’t think the Tories would have done anything, but the Tories would at least paid lip service to the problem. They’d have at least sort of admitted that there was a problem and that they would look into things.

Obviously, we know nothing would be done. But I think labour are going to come down hard and I think their response will likely be to limit the rights of protest of indigenous people who are sick of this. What are your thoughts?

Joe Marsh: Yeah. Oh, definitely!

It’s the same thing every time.

I mean, this is exactly what’s happening in Ireland. They’ve had thousands of people on the streets and they’ve just been ignored. And, it’s the same as us. We’ve been marching and demonstrating for years, peacefully. Right? You know, the only time there’s any trouble is when Lefties attack our marches or demos.

But obviously peaceful protesting is not working! Because they just totally ignore us! Or they don’t ignore us, they they call us names, they call us “far-Right”, and they talk about banning us and they de-platform us and they take your bank account off you, and all this sort of thing.

So when you take the right to peacefully protest and actually achieve something, away from people, what have they got left? They’ve only got violence left! That’s what’s happening in Ireland now. It’s going violent. And they’re not thinking:

“Shit! We’ve gone too far with this. We’re flooding all these people in and putting them in front of the indigenous people!”

They don’t think:

“We’ve made a mistake here!”

They just double down on it and say:

“You’re scum! You’re far-Right!”

And they talk about crackdowns and locking people up and all this sort of thing. See, it’s just like, this is going to get worse and worse now. I think you’re going to see more trouble!

But I’m not sure that they’ll care! I don’t think they’re going to just think:

“Shit, we’ve gone too far!”

I think they’re just going to double down. You know, they’re just letting a load of criminals out of prison because they’re saying there’s no room in the prisons, but they’ll find room for people who were rioting last night, I’m sure.

[30:26]

Mark Collett: I agree. And let’s talk a little bit about what happened last night.

Now, the first thing I noticed this morning was the Daily Mail were very, very quick to call last night’s incident a “riot”.

Now, that’s very, very interesting, isn’t it? Because the Daily Mail is always very, very careful to call BLM protesters, you know, Palestinian protesters, Muslim protesters, whoever they’re always, no matter what they’re doing, they’re always “protesters”. But these guys were immediately “rioters”! And these “rioters”, in inverted commas, have been attacked by the media.

But there’s a couple of things to say about this. I think the first thing we’ve got to say about this is what happens when you’ve got a government, a police force and a media that repeatedly ignore the will of the people.

Now, I put out a statement today and I might as well read it. I said:

“Last night’s disturbances in Southport were caused by the system, the government, the police and the media. The government have imported murderous and violent migrants by the boatload against the wishes of the public. The police have allowed migrants and their descendants to commit horrendous crimes against White Britons and then assisted in covering them up, instead spending resources harassing Whites who dare to speak the truth! The media have lied and lied! They have used their powers to smear and defame anyone or any group that has rallied against the colonisation of our small island home.”

And my summation is that this is what happens when White people are routinely ignored. They’re living under an anti-White, multicultural tyranny! They’ve been dispossessed of any power. Effectively, we’ve been turned into Second Class citizens. And the blame for last night’s behaviour, and it wasn’t the perfect response. I’m not here saying these guys should have done what they did. I’m not here saying that I want to see people respond in this kind of way, because I don’t. And we’ll talk about the perfect response in a minute.

But the issue is, I think this is pent up frustration that has built up for years or even decades.

And what you’ve also got to remember is, at first this was peaceful until what appears to be a man who looks like he’s from the Indian subcontinent, he looks like he could be Pakistani, turned up at what was at the time a peaceful protest with a knife.

And one of the reasons White people in Southport were drawn into violent action last night was because they were there to protest against the brutal slaying of three little White girls by a migrant. And what are they met with? They’re met with riot police and then they’re met with another migrant wielding a knife! Well, are the media going to point that out?

Of course not!

Now, can you imagine if BLM were out protesting and a group of nationalists turned up? They would be nicked immediately. Immediately, the police and the media would have a response that would be Beamed out everywhere. Any trouble would be blamed on those nationalists.

But in this case, yet again, you can see White Britons being pushed to the absolute limit by people who have already done the unthinkable, who earlier, you know, earlier, did the unthinkable by slaying three children! Why would somebody turn up with a knife? You know, what’s going to happen to this man? Why isn’t his name everywhere? Why aren’t the media reporting this? Well, they’re not, because, again, the media would rather we didn’t know the truth, so things just went back to normal and White people could quietly go into the night.

Joe Marsh: Well, we’ve had, back in the EDL days, we had people turning up Muslims. I think in Leicester, there were some Indians turned up with knives. Right? Got arrested. And they let them go! Because they said that they felt threatened. So they picked up a knife, because they didn’t want to walk the streets with us around. And the charges were dropped on them.

Another time in Rotherham, there was, I think it was a Britain First demo and some lads I know from Yorkshire were in the pub surrounded by Muslims attacking. I think they called them the “Rotherham Ten”, which was the Muslims that was arrested. They had bread knives and they were trying to stab some of the lads in the beer garden and the lads had to pick up stools and had to defend themselves. All the charges were dropped on the Muslim youth, and the our lads had the average of two years each for defending themselves. And they basically said they picked up knives.

And here’s another interesting bit. This case is one of the lads, one of our lads had pleaded guilty and he wanted to change his plea back to not guilty. So he went in front of the judge and the judge told him he couldn’t. He said:

“Once you’ve pleaded guilty, you cannot change it back.”

Because you basically admitted it and now you want to say that you didn’t do it. So they wouldn’t let this White lad change his plea.

Now, the ten Muslim lads had all pleaded guilty. They were allowed to change their plea back to not guilty.

And then the prosecution offered no evidence. And that used to be on the Internet. I looked for it and I can’t find it. They were called the Rotherham Ten, but I think it’s been taken down.

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But there was also a bit in there where the local police chief had said that when he’d arrived at the scene, he decided to arrest 10% of the nationalist protesters because he knew what their intentions were, in going to that area. Which is just ridiculous! So he arrested 10% of them for nothing! And this is what we’re up against, this a blatantly anti-White two tier system. And they’re not even trying to hide it. They just don’t care about us. It’s just like any other community can riot.

They were rioting in South End last night, or the other night, and fighting with knives. And Kier Starmer has not mentioned that, has he? Not at all, like because he doesn’t want to upset them. But if that was White lads, they would be promising them that they go into jail. It’s like Tommy goes on about the two tier system all the time. It couldn’t be more obvious, could it?

And it’s like the way they police that Harehills, running away like that.

And then in Southport, they’re there with their riot gear on. And they’re smacking people with batons and everything. It’s a totally different game when it’s White people.

Mark Collett: And it’s just been revealed about 3 hours ago that the first big response to this stabbing is Humza Youssef, the former first minister of Scotland has called for the EDL [English Defence League] to be prescribed.

So the response to three White girls being stabbed [killed] by a migrant is not:

“Well, maybe we need to vet migrants. Maybe there should be some kind, kind of stop and search laws come back in. Maybe we need to review people before they come into this country and they’re granted citizenship.”

But, oh, no! The first legal response that has been suggested to this butchering, because that’s what it was. I mean, this to go for defenseless children, is this the most sickening, the lowest thing you can do!

But the first suggested legal response is to proscribe the EDL now as a “terror group”. Well, the EDL aren’t a terror group! What absolute nonsense! And Angela Rayner*, she’s been very careful with her wording, but she’s paid lip service to this. So it’s actually worse than what we were saying earlier. The response from Labour is to actually begin potentially looking at, quote, unquote, “Right-wing groups” that they can ban in the wake of this. So rather than getting rid of the fox, which is slaughtering the hens in the henhouse, the government’s response is to silence the farmer that’s raising the alarm. That’s the kind of world we live in. I mean, is the EDL even a functioning group anymore, Joe?

[* Angela Rayner (née Bowen; born 28 March 1980) is a British politician who has served as Deputy Prime Minister of the United Kingdom and Secretary of State for Housing, Communities and Local Government since July 2024. She has been Deputy Leader of the Labour Party since 2020 and Member of Parliament (MP) for Ashton-under-Lyne since 2015. Ideologically she identifies as a socialist and as being part of Labour’s soft Left.]

Joe Marsh: No! There’s been no EDL for years. It’s like, I think it’s about ten years ago, the last time they ever had that. I think one of their last marches they ever did was in Telford. And we went up there like just for the day out. And there was about 15 of us sitting on these tables outside this pub. And they came down the road and there was about 80 of them. And they, after that, I think they just knocked it on the head. So I’ve not heard anything about the EDL for years.

So this is how clued up they are. And surely they’ve got advisors and they’ve got police advising them. And like, even Merseyside police were saying they wanted to ban the EDL. What I read earlier. Well, what EDL are they talking about?

And anyway, even if there was an EDL, this is nothing to do with Right-wing groups. This is just local people and scousers who don’t want their children to be murdered!

How do they think people are going to react when, like Starmer and that Home Secretary, they went there to lay some flowers. They didn’t even speak to the crowd! They just laid the flowers, got their photo done and shot off! You know, people were heckling them. They could have turned around and said:

“Look, we’re really sorry about what’s happened, and we’re gonna do something about it!”

But they couldn’t give a shit! They’ve just got the photo shot and gone! They’re not gonna do anything! They’re not even gonna pretend they want to do anything to help the White community. They don’t care! It’s just, they want us to shut up and just roll on to the next time someone that doesn’t deserve to be in this country decides to murder a load of our children. Whether it’s at a concert with a bomb, or just wants to walk into a school and start stabbing people. We’re just supposed to wait for that to happen, you know?

Mark Collett: And the crazy thing with Keir Starmer turning up, he didn’t even look like he was bothered, did he? I mean, it literally was just a photo-op. And off he went. There was no care. There was no actual love. There was no sort of, he didn’t look upset by it. If anything he had that look on his face of complete indifference.

The kind of look where when you’re a child and your parents force you to go to carpet warehouse for the weekend and you don’t really want to go, but you have to behave yourself, because if you don’t there’s going to be some sort of there’ll be some fallout afterwards and you’ll have some of your privileges taken away. And that is literally the look on his face of a man who didn’t want to be there. Felt it was some kind of inconvenience for him. He clearly didn’t care. He didn’t say any words.

And I’m just waiting now for the official response. By the official response, what I mean is that sickening response where a special event is called to basically ensure that everything’s back on track. You know the type. There’ll be some kind.

Joe Marsh: Don’t look back in anger event.

Mark Collett: Yeah, exactly!

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Joe Marsh: Yeah. Well, it’s like that barrister on Twitter who says that the police had contacted him because he was posting stuff. And they said:

“They’re trying to manage the coverage of this.”

You know, they’re “managing it”.

This is why I think they’ve made up the fact that he’s 17. They would sat there thinking:

“Shit, we gonna have to name this guy and they’re gonna know he’s a migrant and they’re gonna kick off. So we need get out of jail card!”

So I think they’ve made up the fact that he’s 17, because they’re so desperate. They will have had a high level meeting and, like, what they call them, “Cobra Meetings” or something. There’s no possible way that they can tell the public that that guy has just stepped off a boat, you know, even if he had, because they know it’ll kick off!

So they’ve come up with this “born in Cardiff” story. Because, like I said, some of the papers have said:

“Oh, he moved to Cardiff from Rwanda.”

Like, why are people coming here from Rwanda anyway, right?

Anyway, but some of them said he come here when he was six, and some said he was born in Cardiff. No, if he’s born in Cardiff, this is the sort of shite they came out with in Dublin. They said:

“Oh, yeah, he’s Algerian, but he’s been here for 20 years.”

Well, if these people are, like, second generation immigrants, that’s even worse! Because it means they’ve lived here all their lives and they’re still acting the same way they do when they’re back home.

So whatever they come up with is just nonsense!

And if you remember, in the Dublin attack, right, they said:

“Oh, this migrant had tackled him.”

Can you remember this? Right, some foreigner., …

Mark Collett: Yeah.

Joe Marsh: He’s a DLiveroo driver. Like, there’s millions of DLiveroo drivers in there. Anyway, this delivery driver tackled him, and then all these dummies set up a gofundme for this DLiveroo driver. And the narrative is:

“Okay, the guy that did it is a migrant, but he’s not just come off the boat migrant. He’s been here for years, so he’s just as Irish as you and me. And the good news is this good migrant tackled him!”

And it turned out that was nonsense! Because some White guy had tackled him and got stabbed a few times.

And the other fella, like this, like, Spanish or whatever, he was. Had just helped a little bit. But they put him in as the main guy because it’s a “good migrant story” isn’t it.

And like, if you notice on Twitter there’s a story which seems a little bit, like, not real to me. There’s some black fella there, weightlifting and they’re saying:

“Oh, this is the fellow who tackled the knife man.”

And all that. Well, okay, if that’s the case, why hasn’t he been on the news then? You know, telling people what happened? They’re going for the same sort of thing:

“A good black man tackled him, otherwise there would have been a lot more casualties!”

I just think it’s more bullshit! It’s trying to offset the bad migrant with a good migrant, who saved the day, like, you know.

Mark Collett: Yeah, I’ve seen that. I’m obviously sceptical of that because of I read the reports and apparently people were fleeing out of the building. I’ve not heard he was actually tackled by anyone.

Joe Marsh: No. Yeah.

Mark Collett: So I don’t know about that.

One thing I will say though, now, obviously we don’t endorse any violence. People actually messaged me and said:

“Mark, are you going to be calling for people to go to Southport? Are you going to be saying, everyone get there this evening?”

I didn’t call for that. Patriotic Alternative, didn’t call for that. I spoke to a few people behind the scenes and I did say to people:

“What are people’s plans?”

I spoke to another high profile guy in the movement and he said:

“I’m absolutely not going to say that because it could well kick off and whoever’s there is going to get the blame, basically.”

And you can see the blame game being played now.

Now, obviously, I understand what happened, happened. And I understand people are angry. And I’ve already said I blame the government, the media and the police for what took place in the Southport last night. But really there is a better way. And we need people to direct their anger in a legitimate political manner.

Now, we recently had a couple of these big Tommy Robinson demos in London and they’ve been well attended. You know, we’re talking sort of about 5,000 people each time. You know, good numbers. You know, I’m not knocking it. He still gets a good turnout. But I’ll tell you this, I’ll tell you this, and it’s Joe actually mentioned this to me, so I’m going to throw this over to him a minute. But if, if, and this is a huge if, you’ve got 5,000, if you’ve got 5,000 people, okay, that’s a lot of people. Divide that 5,000 by 100. That’s 50.

Now, imagine if you had 100 teams of 50, or 50 teams of 100. You know, is there that many cities or towns? I mean, imagine being able to say 50 people were out in a hundred different towns on a single Saturday, each with banners, with leaflets with a little stall to get people involved. In my opinion, that would be a much greater and a much better use of people’s time than standing in Trafalgar Square watching some documentary, having a migrant up on stage, then having black gospel singers, then Ricky Doolan coming out and reminding people that multiculturalism is apparently brilliant! You know, I would like to see genuine action.

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Now when we started PA, one of the things that we wanted to do was days of action like that, where you had different groups out doing political activity every weekend, and we still pretty much do that you know. There’s different groups out doing social, political or community based work each weekend all around the country.

But Tommy Robinson has obviously got a much, much bigger draw than PA. You know, he’s a much bigger name. The media build him up. But I kind of feel that whenever he responds to something, whenever he gets people together, it always just seems to be for a big ego boost for those up on the stage, so that everyone has a good day out and can walk away feeling they’ve done something good.

And my message to the people of Southport is, you’ve got every right to be angry, you’ve got every right to be furious! But there is a better way than kicking off and fighting with police. I understand why it came to that, but there’s a better way. And that way is bringing people together, protesting, building an actual resistance. And if Tommy and other people followed this logic, I think there could be impressive weekends of action where every single sort of city and town in the UK, every single major city and town in the UK, had some kind of representation, had a demo in that city and town.

And I think that would make a much bigger noise. It would reach far more people than just having these big events in Trafalgar Square. What’s your thoughts, Joe?

Joe Marsh: Well, I did a video about it last week, didn’t I, and I said:

“It’s all very well turning up in London in numbers.”

And I think it’s more than 5,000 people there. They reckon that Trafalgar Square holds 20,000 people. And it was packed out and there was more than that there. So I don’t know. I’ve been on loads of massive matches, like DFLA, like the Brexit ones, the lockdown ones. They reckon there was a million people there. Like, I don’t know. It’s impossible to count. But he gets a massive crowd out.

Now, if he was to tell them to split themselves into groups and just demo every city in town on the weekends, well, maybe then we’d start winning, because it would cost the government and the police a fortune. And if we kept the momentum going, and I see people making these noises, like, now, because when I made that video, that Southport stabbing hadn’t happened.

And since then I’ve seen people making videos saying:

“Everyone needs to do a demo in their city and we need to keep this going on.”

Well, hopefully that’s what they do. Because they can get massive numbers of people out and we can’t. And I don’t care who does it, but someone needs to do it. When these politicians are doing things to us that we don’t like and they’re making unpopular decisions all the time, which really badly affect people’s lives, and that, if we don’t complain about it, which we generally, most they don’t know!

I think half of these MP’s are so deluded that when they say:

“Multiculturalism is amazing!”

They actually believe that that is the case! Where the majority of people on the streets, everyone I meet, they’re all just complaining about it and moaning about it! And it’s just like, they need to be told! They need to be told with numbers of people, every time one of these MP’s has a [word unclear], there should be 50 people turning up to tell them that they want action done to protect our people and protect our children.

And we can’t let people just go back to sleep on this one. Like they did with Emily Jones, like they did with the Manchester bombing, like all the other terror attacks that have happened. That’s why the DFLA sort of burst out of nowhere and then it was a wet fart, and it was gone a few months. But it was because there was terror attack after terror attack after terror attack! Like London Bridge. Everyone was fuming and all of a sudden you’re looking around and everyone’s gone again! Do, you know what I mean? We can’t let it happen again. We really can’t!

And I hope I’m right. And people are going to keep going on this one. Because they need to know we want action, because we’re not just going to wait around for more kids to be murdered. No chance! I’m not going to do it. But I’m always active anyway.

But I mean, we’ve got our network of activists, but, I mean, I can’t get 20,000 people out on the streets. The people who can need to get them out there.

Mark Collett: Well, I’ll say this, Joe, you’ve echoed a lot of what I go through regularly when I’m analyzing these things, when I’m sat in quieter moments, I always get concerned that these things happen. They’re horrific!

And for me, I look at these things and think:

“Surely this has to be a tippy point. Surely this has to be a situation that leads to lasting change.”

And then, unfortunately, you regularly get the opposite of that, don’t you?

So people go back to sleep. People just get tired of talking about the issue.

I mean, thank God the football isn’t on. Because if England were playing in the Euro finals this Sunday, it would all be forgotten for that, wouldn’t it? That would be it. I don’t think people are really as invested in the Olympics as they are in the footy.

So I don’t think that we’re going to be seeing people doubling down on Olympic fever and forgetting about this.

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But I do think that we have a really, really serious problem in this country where people do turn up to the odd demo, they do the odd thing, but then it’s back to sleep!

And I think that’s why. I mean, you and I have spoken about this. I’ve spoken about this with Woodlander, I’ve spoken about this with other leading names in the movement. We as nationalists need to do something that creates a lasting change, whether we acquire land, property, we build structures that are going to be generational. Because at the moment people come into the cause, 18 months later, these people disappear and the public are even more fickle.

I mean, how can we speak and reach out to the public and convince them that now is the time?

Because I’ve got to say this, I’ve had more messages about this particular issue from sort of friends who are slightly political, than I have in a long time about other things. I’ve had people who I’ve not spoken to for years message me and say:

“Oh, Mark, you still in the politics, what do you think about Southport?”

This has really hit a nerve with the British public. But is there a way to stop people going back to sleep? Or, you know, this time next week, will people be discussing something new?

Joe Marsh: Well, that’s what I’m saying is we’ve got to keep going on it and do what we do, like making videos, going on streams. And just try and keep people there.

But, I mean, if they go back to sleep, they go back to sleep, don’t they. There’s nothing we can do about it’s happened so many times before! I thought the Manchester bombing was gonna be it, right? I really thought, like, I thought Lee Rigby was gonna be it, but, like, yeah, that was a five minute wonder.

But then a load of kids got killed.

But then the other one, Emily Jones, that, like, someone’s walked the kid is right through a pack, and some foreigner who shouldn’t be here, and the authorities should have deported her, and they were supposed to. She gets up and just randomly cuts the kids throats! I mean, if that’s not enough for people, what is! People didn’t demand change then! Some of us matched. Some of us did demos and the Lefties came out of the cupboards to attack us. They don’t give a shit about the kids. All they cared about is shutting us up!

And you can see that on Twitter. You see what happened with me, because I shared a leaflet, a flyer for the demo last night or the other night in Southport, and some foreigner has done a post about me saying that I’m the person that organised it and I caused the riot. I didn’t even go! All I said was:

“Please share Southport demo.”

Because people needed to go there. They needed to show the government that they weren’t happy. I wasn’t asking people to go there and smash the place up. I didn’t know what was going to happen.

But it’s been shared, like, or viewed 1.4 million times, right? And I’ve had inbox after inbox from commies, and foreigners calling me name. And I’m just blocking them, like, left, right and centre. But this is what it is they’re not concerned about those dead children. They’re only concerned about silencing us! That is literally all they’re worried about. It’s unbelievable! I just in the middle of the Southport carnage, did you see that woman walk up with a Hope Not Hate sign? Did you see her?

Mark Collett: No, I didn’t. I’ve watch some of the videos. I’ve seen some of the videos going around. It doesn’t surprise me.

Joe Marsh: This crazy Lefty! Yeah. She walked up with this sign saying, Hope Not Hate, and we’re all humans or something, and she just stood there and people were all round and abusing her. And she just stood there. And she’s not concerned about the children! She’s only concerned about the far-Right that she absolutely despises. And they’re not far-Right, they’re just normal people.

It’s unbelievable how anyone can defend this multiculturalism that we never asked for, that has flooded us with foreigners that we don’t want here. There’s a housing crisis. I’m not saying they’re all bad, right? But amongst them, thousands of our people have been murdered. Even more, thousands of girls have been raped, right, by people who should never be here. How anyone can defend it? And how many, like, videos of machete fights do you need to watch to realise that this country now is a dangerous hellhole! And the majority of the people are doing it are not indigenous British people!

How many videos do you need to watch? And you put those videos on and Lefties just go:

“You’re a fascist!”

And start screaming about it. Well, I’m not a fascist. I’m just showing you what’s going on.

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And it’s like there’s on the PA website, there’s a list of British people who’ve been murdered by migrants over years or foreigners, people who shouldn’t have been here in the first place. And there’s loads there, but that’s nothing! Somebody posted a list of a thousand foreign rapists on Twitter. It’s on there. It’s like a montage of a thousand cases where foreign rapists have been through the courts, right? That’s the tip of the iceberg.

And we got all these Albanian gangs coming over here. They’re not interested in claiming asylum. If they claim asylum, they get put in a hotel and they go missing because they only come in here to get involved in a drug trade. There is nothing good in this for the British people.

And yet it doesn’t matter how many atrocities happen, the government is not saying. They’ve never once said:

“We’ll sort something out. We’ll make sure this doesn’t happen again.”

All they say is:

“Don’t look back in anger, move on! Oh, don’t have hate in your heart!”

And all shit like that! They never say:

“We’ll make sure it doesn’t happen again.”

If I’m wrong, tell me I’m wrong. I’ve never heard them say they’re gonna do anything.

Mark Collett: No, mate, you’re absolutely right! You’re absolutely right! We’ll round this half of the show off and go on to the Superchats.

But I think the thing that you’ve said that really touched me is every single one of these Lefties or liberals are fundamentally happy for this to happen. They’re happy for White British girls to be murdered to keep the multicultural train going. And at this point, it is like a child sacrifice, isn’t it? You know, people talk about satanic cult, satanism, you know, politicians being part of a satanic clique, but this is child sacrifice! Children are being, White British children are being sacrificed on the altar of multiculturalism and these Lefties are cheering it on. They don’t care how many kids die as long as those borders stay open, as long as we keep bringing them in!

And I mean, all we wish for., … And we’re being treated as if we’re terrorists when all we’re asking for is peaceful separation. Because that’s all I want. I don’t want a war on the streets. I don’t want rioting. I don’t want to be fighting people of a different culture, or a different ethnicity. I just want to live around my own. I want my daughter to get on her scooter and be able to play with her friends in the street, or for me to be able to take her to soft play or for us to go out and into the city centre and get an ice cream and go to the park without having to worry, without having to look over my shoulder.

But now that’s not the case. There are going to be British parents now looking over their shoulder every time they see one of these people. And the people I’m talking about, the ones that look like they’ve just got off the boat. And it’s not just the skin colour. It’s not just the way they look. It’s not the fact they don’t speak English. They wear the same clothes. They have a look about them. These people are a threat!

But we have to live alongside them, and we have to play that Russian roulette every day with our kids lives because people like Yvette Cooper, Keir Starmer and all these liberals, you know, Hope Not Hate, all these different migrant charities, because they are politically wedded to the cult of multiculturalism! And our kids have got to be put on the chopping block for that. And it’s sick!

Is there anything you’d like to round this half of the show off with, Joe? Before we do these Superchats?

Joe Marsh: I’ll just tell you a little story about what I saw today. One of the Swansea lads, there’s like, a kids event in Swansea, right? So he goes on to their event page and says:

“Will there be security there because of what happened in Southport?”

Meaning, will you have security in case some nutter walks in and starts stabbing kids?

And one of the Lefties replied:

“Well, you know, yes, it was terrible what the far-Right did there.”

It’s just like, we weren’t talking about the riot or what happened in the night, we’re talking about the stabbings! Like this Lefty thought that he was talking about the far-Right. That’s unbelievable! Do you understand what I mean there?

Mark Collett: Yeah I do understand. Even if they had security on the door, … Here’s another question, Joe. If they had security on the door, would they have had the balls to stop a black guy?

Joe Marsh: No. Exactly! Well, they didn’t in the Manchester bombing, did they?

Mark Collett: No, they let him through because they didn’t want to be accused of being racist for stopping a young Muslim.

Joe Marsh: Yeah, that’s right. So all those kids died because of this doctrine that’s been brainwashed into people. The police are scared to do their jobs over it as well. This is why these black gangs in London know they’re not going to get stopped. They can carry knives. You don’t walk around London with a big machete down the back of your trousers if you think you’re going to get stopped. They know they’re not going to! Like Sadiq Khan is even worse! He’s always grizzling about police stopping and searching people.

So if you was a copper in London and you see a car full of black youths and you think:

“Oh, shall I pull them? It’s not worth my time, because if I pull them, I’m going to get called racist and that.”

So they don’t, they just leave them go. So at the same time that we got this massive rise in knife crime, we’ve had the police have their hands tied behind their backs as well. So they can’t protect people.

The whole thing is a joke!

And like I said, no one is. No one is offering any solutions to the British people. So the only thing that we can now do is to get on the streets in numbers all over this country and just demand action. And not be squabbling amongst the groups. There’s some groups, I won’t name them, that since this has happened, all they’ve done is carry on slagging out other groups! You know, even if you don’t like other people, like other groups, just push in the same direction because we’re trying to protect our children from being murdered!

And the only way that we can do it is to force them to have to start at least closing the borders and starting to get rid of some people, some undesirables. You know, that’s the very least we need to be pushing for.

Yet some people just can’t help themselves. They spend all their time just talking about other groups and slagging people out. So everyone get on it! Get demonstrating and just start pushing in the same direction. We’ve got to do this, otherwise there’s just going to be another case of this, like Southport.

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Mark Collett: I agree, mate.

And obviously we’re having a big demo on August 10 outside HMP Hull. That’s at 01:00 pm. That’s for Sam Melia, a man who predicted all this, who should be free. And I will be saying a few words about what happened in Southport. That’s going to be a big demo for Indigenous People’s Day. If you can be there, please do.

We’re going to do these generous Superchats now. Thank you. If you’ve had Superchatted already, we will get through them all. It Was Made Up gave $25. Thank you so much, my friend. And he said:

“Thanks for all you do, Mark, Joe and PA, keep up the great work!”

Well, thank you, my friend.

And I hope that PA activists will, you know, keep doing the sterling work they’ve been doing. There’s lots of people to be outreaching, obviously, people can tell I’m a bit under the weather today. I was going to design a new leaflet today. I’m going to get that done by the weekend, but I have been very under the weather. That’s why my camera’s not on.

So I hope the stream has been up to, up to scratch! You can hear my voice isn’t particularly good, but we will have a robust response to this, and we do have our demo on the 10 August. Dsallen7 gave $15. Thank you so much! And said:

“I wonder if there were agent provocateurs in Southport encouraging the attack on the mosque? This is very convenient for the systems narrative as it allows them to shift focus from the three slain girls. Plus they can pull a gotcha by revealing the Rwandan suspect is actually a Christian.”

That’s a good point, but I’m not sure there will have been agent provocateurs. I think what happens in these cases, and it’s very, very disappointing, but I’m sure Joe will agree with me on this.

When it comes down to it, Whites don’t actually have community leaders. So every other group has got community leaders. There are Muslim community leaders, black community leaders, Hindu, Sikh community leaders, even tiny little communities. So if you’ve got a small group of people from, like, Hong Kong, there will be a community leader that represents them. But Whites simply do not have community leaders.

So when things like this happened, there is no one there to call for calm, to say:

“Look, we shouldn’t be doing this. We need to organise politically, we need to make sure that we vote for the Right candidate. We need to make sure we protest in this way. We need to get rid of these MP’s that don’t represent us.”

So things bubble over. It’s because our communities have been shattered. What do you think, Joe? Do you think somebody could have been stirring this up, purposely?

Joe Marsh: No, I don’t think so. I just think they were fuming. And like, I’ve been in loads of situations like that when I was younger and everything.

And it’s like the Dover thing as well, where it all kicked off in Dover that time. People are angry, people are fuming, they want something done, they know no one’s listening to them, no one cares about them, right?

And then you’ve got the police in full riot gear, pushing people around. So it’s bound to kick off. They don’t need to put agent provocateurs in the crowd. All they need to do is start pushing people around, like they were doing in Ireland last week. They, tear gassed kids and old ladies! And then it kicked off. And now that, then they’re screaming about a far-Right riot! But they started it by gassing people.

And I just think people fuming and then they’re faced with a wall of riot shields and coppers with a bad attitude. And obviously they get told by their command whether they’re going to be policing robustly or softly, softly. And it’s always robustly when it’s White people. When it’s Black Lives Matter go and kneel down in front of them if you want!

So I don’t think there was agent provocative, I just think that people were fuming and the police pushed them. And obviously then that Arab that turned up with a knife as well, that would have tipped them over the edge, wouldn’t it? Like, let’s face it, because he could have killed a load of more kids, couldn’t he? Do, you know what I mean? God knows what he was going to do. They’ll never know what he was going to do. He’d only get charged with possessing offensive weapon. That’s if he gets charged at all! He probably just got a caution.

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Mark Collett: No, exactly.

And this is the thing, the government, again, are less bothered that he was there with a knife than they are that some White people kicked off. And I think the thing is, the two tier system of policing is now so obvious. It’s so blatant!

And I think the time when I really, really saw it for what it was, was that the BLM riots.

So, you know, police are out there in their short white-sleeved shirts, the police, their normal helmets or their hats, and they were taking the knee. But as soon as White people turned up to protect the statues, what happened next? Well, it was basically riot police, wasn’t it? It was guys you saw officers with those, they’re not guns, but they launched the tear gas. People there stood there waiting to launch the tear gas.

And at that point, you know, that that is absolutely 100% reserved for our people. That is reserved for our people. It’s not for anyone else. They would never, they wouldn’t dare do that. And it sickens me! It sickens me to the core! It’s two tier policing and we are absolutely, absolutely Second Class citizens!

Joe Marsh: Yeah. The thing is, if people come out in massive numbers all over this country, they won’t have enough police to do anything. I’m not talking about coming out rioting all over the country, just swamp them with people. There’s enough people that’s going on these big matches, get out in your local towns and cities and show them that we’re not going to go away this time.

Mark Collett: Well, that’s what I’d like to see. I’d like to see peaceful protests bringing city centres and town centres to a halt this weekend. ThinRedLine gave $14. Thank you so much! And said:

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Well, their lives were cut short because our government hates us and prioritizes our replacement above our safety. And imagine saying that to the parents of these children. I mean, what do you think is going to be the next step with that, Joe? The parents of these children are obviously going to be going through hell. They’ll be getting counseling. Do you think the state, … Because in the past, the state has bought off, effectively, parents of children that have been murdered and got them out at these peace rallies. Do you think that will be the next step?

Because, I mean, you can’t really.

And I’m not going to., … I’m not speaking to these parents because I don’t know whether they’re going to do this or not. But the state do go to extreme lengths to then prevent the victims families from speaking out. I think one of the most stunning examples of that was in America where an illegal immigrant murdered this beautiful girl and her dad literally came out on television and made this impassioned plea that no one should blame the migrant. And migrants have brought brilliant stuff to the country. I think he even cited how lovely the food was, that they cook and that we need them here for the food and the culture, etcetera.

I mean, is that going to be the next move? Because they always have several things in the playbook don’t they? They have the peace rally where we sing, Don’t Look Back in Anger? They have the parents saying:

“Please don’t limit immigration because of the loss of my child.”

And I think then you have the sort of non-White hero where:

“Okay, it was a black guy with the knife, but it was another black guy who got in the way and stopped him!”

What do you think the official response is going to be to this? Do you think there’d be a dirty tricks campaign like that? Or do you think it’s literally just going to be the government proscribing groups like the EDL?

Joe Marsh: I think they’re going to pass the blame off onto the far-Right. That’s what I think.

And over the years, I’ve had a lot of experience of us doing demos for people who have been attacked. Like, there was this one kid, they got nearly kicked to death up in Manchester. So we did a march up there and it was a few thousand of us and the family were coming on the march. Now, they had a visit from the police and they were told that they were totally concerned that it was going to kick off. The local Muslim community came out in numbers on the day looking for trouble. And there wasn’t any trouble because there was massive amount of police there. But the family were warned off.

They were told:

“If they had anything to do with us, they could be nicked for incitement.”

So they ended up making a statement saying they didn’t want what happened to this and to cause further divisions in the community and all that sort of thing. Now in Dublin with that child is supposedly still in hospital. It’s never been identified. They’ve never had the family speaking to the newspapers or anything. And they reckon over there that the family have been warned off from speaking about it. Saying that:

“They fear for community cohesion, so they best just not say anything to the newspapers about it.”

And that’s what I think will happen here. I think the actual murders will be quietly buried and then all the focus will be on the nasty people who rioted, and arresting them and they’ll talk about prescribing different groups and that’ll take the focus off the actual murders. That’s what I think is going to happen. I don’t think you’re going to see the families in the newspapers talking and that. Like, I think they’ll be told not to. Because the more that is spoken about, the longer people are going to stay angry.

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Mark Collett: I agree, mate. I agree. British Gammon gave $25. Thank you so much! And said:

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Yeah, I mean, we’ve said that tonight. I mean, that that couldn’t be more true and that’s exactly what it seems to be at the moment. The narrative has more or less flipped overnight. And this is why, as I said, I speak to a lot of people behind the scenes, and I spoke to two very influential people yesterday. Three, in fact, actually.

And so there’s myself and three others that I spoke to. And they said:

“You know, what’s the plan? What are you thinking of doing?”

And I said:

“Absolutely we’re not going to go there!”

This isn’t going to be a PA thing. I think it’s going to kick off. The last thing we want is another Knowlesley. You know, Knowlesley was something that was used as an excuse to crack down. You know, we lost our Twitter accounts because of that and it was nothing to do with us. You know, these events are then used to clamp down on freedom of speech and freedom of protest. And we just can’t be doing that. So we didn’t go there.

But despite that, the media is now desperately trying to spin it that a group that doesn’t really exist and hasn’t existed for about a decade, was behind it all. It tells you everything you need to know.

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“When David Amess was killed, the government’s response was that it wanted to tackle online hate. So even when one of their own suffers, politicians are totally unwilling to address the real problem. Farage’s responses to the recent events have also been very weak.”

Yeah, the David Amess thing was incredible, because in the light of the David Amess thing, it did seem to be a massive, massive watershed moment! But no change came from that. And that was an MP being stabbed in his constituency office.

I’m not sure what Farage has said. I know that Farage is under major fire because some people are actually blaming him for last night’s events, the stuff that happened in Southport, and he’s been under fire all day. I think he’s shot an interesting line, but fundamentally he’s getting into a lot of trouble. I don’t think it was his fault, but he has been attacked by numerous people saying he was spreading conspiracy theories and all he did was say:

“What are they telling us about this attack and what are they holding back? Why aren’t we being told?”

And that was enough for him to be attacked? What do you think about Farage and Reform on this one, Joe?

Joe Marsh: I did watch a couple of videos of him saying stuff about the attacks and I did think that he was holding back. It was pretty lame, what he was saying. It wasn’t the normal way that he talks. He normally, he’s more upfront about things like. And I just felt that he was holding back big time. So he’s probably being warned about inciting people.

Mark Collett: Well, Farage can say what he wants, but only within Parliament. So if he said it within Parliament, it would qualify for Parliamentary privilege.

But if he says it on his radio show or GB News or in the street, it doesn’t qualify for Parliamentary privilege. And he can be arrested.

Joe Marsh: He was in an office. And he’s just saying:

“Oh, we need answers.”

He wasn’t saying an immigrant done this. It was pretty lame. And I was looking at him thinking, normally he’s a bit more upfront than that. So he’s being told to tone it down, by the look of it.

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Thank you very much. Guardian of the Rune gave an incredibly generous $148.80! Thank you so much! And he said:

“Victory is only achieved through attack, White strike. The healthy response to violence is a riot. Maybe it is not the correct way to change things, but it wasn’t the wrong thing to do they showed us that the British race still has the will and the government doesn’t represent White change, not hope.”

Well, thank you for the very, very generous Superchat, but I’ve got to slightly counter signal that. Because my worry is that when people use riot as a response, that is playing into the government hands. And the response to every single negative is to take away more rights for the indigenous people.

I’ll give you a great example. I’m making a video at the moment, and I’ve been typing it out today about the Muslim cleric who wanted to buy an island off the coast of Scotland.

Now, you absolutely know the government may have stepped in to stop him doing that. But if they did, they would have passed legislation that wasn’t to stop that one Muslim buying an island. It would have stopped anybody that the government didn’t like from buying land or owning property, which would have been a blanket response that affects everyone. And it’s always something that bothers me when the government starts passing new legislation about a minority of people, that it will affect the majority.

So this trouble that happened last night in Southport, I can see the government, you know, potentially passing legislation that affects everyone because of this response, in the same way that when the Palestinian demonstrators were out on the street and the Daily Mail were pressuring the Conservative government to act on them. I said at the time, people shouldn’t be cheering this on because any new legislation that limits the right of protests affects us all. And we want these people gone from our country. And we want our country to be a place where we have as many rights as possible. We don’t want to be living in a country where we have no rights, where we’re people that are literally under the boot of the government.

What do you think to this, Joe?

Obviously there’s a lot of people who think this response was justified in this case. And there’s a lot of people I’ve seen on social media saying:

“It’s about time!”

But I simply can’t endorse that. What are your thoughts?

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“We need tighter laws against terrorists. We need we need to stop the terrorists!”

And all this, right? And yeah, they brought in a load of new laws. And what are those laws being used against? Us! There for Nicking people now, for downloading the wrong things from the Internet, or for having stickers and things like that you know. So people were screaming for those laws, thinking they would be used on Muslim terrorists. And they have actually been used more on us!

So this is the thing, when people are screaming for new tighter laws, some of the silly people in the so-called movement lately, they want to crack down on protest because they want to stop the Palestinian protests, right? Like, if they do a crackdown on protests, it’ll be used on us! They’re saying:

“Why should Arabs be marching every Saturday in London? They should be banned from doing so!”

All right, well, if they bring in a new law limiting protest, then it will end up only being used on us. You know, this is what people don’t understand. Like I just said about the anti-terror laws, they brought those in supposedly because of 9/11 and 7/7. And they’ve ended up using them on the so-called “far-Right”, more than anything else! So we don’t need new laws. We don’t. We definitely don’t need, … We might not like these pricks running around throwing like, paint over things and all, these Just Stop Oil people and all that.

But when you cry for tighter laws, they only end up being used on us. That’s my thoughts on it, anyway,

So, for example, if there are new laws in response to the pro-Palestinian groups, they will not be really used against pro-Palestinian groups. We’ve already seen the judges letting those pro-Palestinians off when they have literally endorsed terrorism.

Yet if we were charged under the same legislation, that would be it. We’d be finished. It’d be. It’d be jail immediately.

So, yeah, please don’t. We should we shouldn’t be calling for anything that causes the noose to tighten around our neck.

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She said:

“Dear Mark and Joe, God save us and encourage western men to shout, White preservation and repatriation at the ghouls, Left and Right, who rule over our homelands, which comprise a mere 8% of the world! Do not go gentle into that good night. Rage, rage against the dying light! Dylan Thomas Best, Penelope.”

Well, thank you so much, my dear. That’s very generous. And I agree. I think, although I don’t ever advocate for violence, and I never have, I think the response to this should be a robust one. We have a right to be angry. We have a right to be filled with rage about this.

But I believe that our anger should definitely not be at some small local mosque or anything like that. We shouldn’t be out throwing turnips a Muslim family walking by. We should be aiming our anger, or we should be channeling our anger for political change, and we should be reminding the people of Britain that it’s not, you know, each individual Muslim family or black family that are to blame for this.

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The people who are to blame for it are Keir Starmer, Angela Rayner, Yvette Cooper, and the people who went before them, Rishi Sunak, Suella Braverman, James Cleverley, David Cameron, Boris Johnson, Theresa May, and the people before them, Tony Blair, Gordon Brown, David Blunkett. We should be pointing out that everybody that’s brought this about are essentially the people that were elected to represent us, but have done anything other than represent us! And that anger should be channeled into peaceful but robust protest aimed at exposing those people and unsettling them.

You know, wherever Keir Starmer turns up, people should be shouting:

“How many more White girls have to die? How many more White girls have to die?”

They’re the cries he should be met with everywhere.

Now, I did a debate the other week, and on that debate I said that we are victims. And I’m not ashamed for saying that we are a victim class. Now, we are less than Second Class citizens. And we need to be a White Civil Rights Movement. We need to heckle these MP’s, we need to force them to address our concerns. And if they don’t, then we should vote for the most likely party to unseat them who is closer to us. And I know Reform aren’t our guys, but would you rather have a Reform MP, or a Labour MP?

And I think that’s how we should play it. As a smaller group, we should apply pressure in the right way. What’s your take on that, Joe? Do you, I pretty much should imagine that you’d be well up for heckling Keir Starmer.

But they did start arresting grooming gangs, although it’s only the tip of the iceberg. I’m pretty sure that they have these Cobra meetings, right? And I, when I was in college, they said they have these meetings of like multi-agency meetings. And if there are big protests, they discuss how they can neutralise those protests, right? They either smash the protest with force, or they give some concessions to the people who are protesting, right?

And I think that’s what happened here. They started to arrest some grooming gangs because of the EDL, and other groups that were protesting as well.

So I think we can do this, but everyone needs to be pushing in the same direction. Everyone needs to be harassing the MP’s. And we need to keep the pressure on until they realise they’re never going to get a minute’s peace, until they start doing something to protect our people and to protect our children.

As much as they don’t want to do it, if it’s costing them a load of money and it’s just massively impacted on them. I think eventually they will start to do something. So that’s what I think. I, you know, loads of people say to me:

“Oh, you go to protests all the time and it doesn’t achieve anything!”

I think it does. If I didn’t think so, I wouldn’t bother doing it, would I?

That doesn’t mean we don’t have a place in politics, but we should have different places in politics. We should be protesting. We should be acquiring land. We should be carrying out genuine citizen journalism. We should be doing all of these things to push our message forward, and we should then be applying, when we get a critical mass ourselves, we should then be applying pressure on Reform to make sure they do the things that they’ve pledged they will do.

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Well, thank you so much, my friend. People have been incredibly generous this evening. Stream Appreciated gave $100. Thank you so much! And said:

“Best of luck in helping Sam Melia. His arrest seems unreal.”

Well, we will be helping Sam, and we will be having that demo. Remember, that’s on the 10 August 1:00 pm outside HMP Hull. Afterwards, there will be a social event, if you fancy coming. I’ll be there. Laura will be there. I’ll be giving a speech.

And I’ll be giving a speech about how Sam basically warned us about what would happen in places like Southport, and he’s rotting in jail for predicting this kind of event. I hope we get a good turnout. It’d be nice to have maybe 100 people. If we’ve got 100 people out, be very happy. I’m not expecting those kind of numbers, but let’s go for big numbers if we can. It’s a difficult place to reach, and I realise that people are going to be busy demonstrating this weekend, which will take a little bit of the wind out of the sails for that demo. But if you can make it, it’d be appreciated.

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I think there’s an important point that needs to be discussed with that Superchat. And that important point is that I think now the Left have really dropped any facade that migration makes this country better. Because it always comes down to the food that we eat, doesn’t it? I mean, how many times I’ve been in debates with people and they’ve reverted to:

“What would we do without takeaway? What would we do without DLiveroo drivers? What would we do if there wasn’t, if there wasn’t an Asian guy to drive the uber?”

And these arguments are very weak!

And I think of late the Left have sort of dropped this facade that migration actually makes Britain better. And instead they more or less just said:

“Look, we want White people to be a minority! We’re going to let these people in. There’s nothing you can do to stop it!”

Have you noticed this change joe? Because at one time they did try to make some kind of argument “for the good of our people”. That migration was actually for our good. But recently I’ve noticed that they’re just like:

“Look, it’s going to happen. We want it to happen. We don’t care what you think!”

Have the Left become even more obnoxious?

“Nothing you can do about it and we’re going to replace you!”

And like today I said about that post where they were blaming me for the Southport demo was because I shared a flyer. Like, untold Lefties have tagged the police! They’re tagging like Merseyside police, the Met police, West Mercia police, and they’re saying:

“This man should be arrested for terrorism!”

They’re just trying to shut me up! Like there’s no pretence now that immigration is good. It’s just, they know that we know that it’s bad. They know it’s bad, but they just want to destroy White people! Because I think they’ve been indoctrinated with this guilt complex because some of the crap they come out with! About:

“Oh, well, we deserve it anyway because of what our ancestors did!”

And all this sort of thing. It’s mental illness in action!

So, yeah, they’re not trying to pretend it’s good now. They’re just telling us there’s nothing we can do about it.

“This is what you deserve! This is what White people deserve!”

Some of these Leftists are actually being brutally honest and saying:

“This is a punishment for White people!”

You know, and that’s, to me, I prefer, when they’re being honest, I prefer to hear that degree of honesty. But the fact that they are nakedly saying that tells you exactly how far down this road we are.

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Well, indeed we are. And the media is heavily controlled. VM gave $3. Thank you so much! And said:

“Breaking news outside Downing street. Seems this discontent has spread to London.”

Yes, there are mass protests now outside Downing street. Riot police are arriving. I don’t think I’ve seen, I mean, Joe, it’s not often you see a response quite like this. I think this response has been an even larger response than there was to the Manchester Arena bombing. And I don’t think, look, I’m not downplaying what happened in Southport, but I don’t think the response is all about Southport.

You’ve got to remember this is hot on the heels of a British soldier being stabbed. You know, we had Nottingham last year where there was another black man going a knife rampage. We’re constantly seeing these young black men with machetes carrying out these attacks. Do you think this is all about Southport, or do you think Southport is sort of the final straw, really, that’s led to this more widely spread discontent?

“Did you see that video of the guy with a knife and all that?”

You know what I mean? I think it’s built up to the thing now where most normies know about it. And I think people are starting to get really sick of it! That you’re not safe anywhere. You’re not safe anywhere now.

It’s like, in Swansea you used to be able to walk around the beach there and you wouldn’t see anybody. And I went for the walk with my girlfriend one night. I don’t know if I told you this before, three Africans rode up to us on bikes, like, and they were looking at each other and looking at me.

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And then he rode off. And that was like about 10:00 at night. And I was just like:

“I was going to get robbed there if I wasn’t the big lump that I am!”

And then I see a few days later that somebody had been robbed not far away from there, 07:00 in the morning. And it said:

“Oh, the attacker was described as ‘tanned’.”

And it’s just like, we used to be safe walking around the beach at night, and now. And now we’re not, because there’s people around who have just walked off dinghies, like, and they’ve been put into hotels and that. And we don’t know who they are and some of them are dangerous. And we don’t know which ones are dangerous and which ones ain’t! So really, they all need to go back. We never asked them to come in the first place.

Remember when they said they were putting the navy into the Channel and everyone was clapping like seals. And little did we know they were putting them there to bring them here! Everyone was thinking they were going to put them there to stop them. Our streets are not safe now, and people know that. And it’s not just Southport, it’s been building up for a long time and people want it back. Look at the look at what happened in South End. There was just hordes of them running around with knives! It can’t go on, and we need to stop it and restart and reverse it, as well.

“Hi, Mark. Two part question for both of you always talk about preserving White indigenous population in the UK, England, Wales and Scotland, and how all this non-White, anti-White immigrant crime is affecting everyone’s life. Joe mentioned similar problems Ireland is facing. What’s the co-operation, communication between UPA and Irish nationalists on these issues? Any projects together?”

Well, there aren’t any projects together, but Joe has been on Off Grid Island stream. I’ve been on a stream with those guys. I’m obviously friends with Keith Woods. There is co-operation. We talk to these people, we give them advice, when they ask for it, we’ll stream with them. But it is a different country, it’s a different jurisdiction, and there are different sensibilities.

And there’s also sort of, how can you put it politely, an interesting history between the British and the Irish, which makes co-operation sometimes a little difficult.

I don’t know if you want to add anything to that, Joe.

So we’d have hassle if we started going over to their protests anyway. But they don’t want us to anyway. But they support us, we support them. Basically they are our brothers anyway, and sisters.

“Also, Mark, correct me if I’m wrong, but I don’t think you ever mentioned Northern Ireland on your show, which is also part of the UK. Speaking of close corporations as PA and you have any plans, projects in place in Belfast?”

The issue with Belfast is Belfast is a very, is a very different political situation to what you have here on the mainland. And Belfast politics is dominated by Loyalists and Republicans, and it’s never really been a fertile ground for mainland politics.

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Well, thank you very much. Charlie Boy gave $5. Thank you so much! Said:

“I sometimes feel desensitized by these attacks because of the sheer number of them, but Southport has really got to me. I can’t imagine the pain those families are experiencing.”

Yeah. What do you think to that, Joe? Because one of my big worries with these attacks is not just how horrific they are, not just what it puts our people through and the loss of life, but after a while, people do get desensitized to this. So I know people who live in London, and they will say that they’re just used to living in a city where you’re likely to get mugged or you’re likely to have your phone snatched.

So instead of sort of raging against that, it becomes a norm and you just have to make it through life like that. Do you think that people., … I think Southport has really touched a nerve with people, but I do think there is a danger that with this amount of migrant crime, after a while people will just become desensitized to what we’re facing.

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So I was going down there, and then in the morning I go back down and there’d be murder tape. And the one night I went down to, like, chip shop, and I went in there, and that was about 10:00 in the morning, I went back down the town, and outside that same chip shop was murder tape. And there was all little circles drawn on, where they draw around bullets, right?

But the point I’m going to make is everyone’s going to work. They’re just walking past. They’re not even looking, right? It’s just an everyday thing to them. Like, to me, I was thinking, Jesus Christ, like! But all the people that live there, mostly foreigners anyway, they’re just walking past, they don’t care. Like it’s an everyday occurrence. And we can’t get to the stage where it’s an everyday occurrence with our kids being stabbed up. We just can’t get there, can we? We got to stop it now.

And I think that’s why this isn’t going to be as easily forgettable as other incidents because it is so horrific! It does affect children. And I think there’s a more visceral response when children are involved.

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Thank you very much. He said:

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Yes, I did. I’ve been collecting computer games since I was eight years of age. I am now 43. So I’ve collected numerous ones from the original Club Nintendo magazine that you got from free if you sent off a little registration card, right through to Enforce Total, N 64 magazine. And the last one I got was the official Nintendo magazine back in the days of the GameCube.

But obviously, magazines have sadly gone the way of the dodo. And I recently, after my mother passed away, I went and collected all my old magazines, which she’d lovingly stored for me. And they all went on eBay to collectors because I just didn’t have the room for them anymore. I did use to collect them, and I used to very much enjoy physical media. Deb Sim gave $25. Thank you so much! And said:

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“This is also horrifying! I have no words. Just thank you for all your work.”

Thank you so much! Ow. Katie, Please Don’t Hit Me. Okay, gave $50. Thank you so much! And said:

“Sorry about the ridiculous name, but keep doing the Lord’s work. F the invaders!”

Well, thank you so much for your generosity tonight.

Now, one thing I’m going to throw over to you, Joe, as we come towards the end of this stream, is obviously, we’ve spoken before, you and I have spoken before about these problems. And obviously, if people are living in a more multicultural area, they face this kind of aggression more regularly than if you live in a more White area.

But one of the big problems we’ve got is the government are dispersing as many of these migrants as possible all over the country. And one of the big problems that we face at the moment is its almost as if the government want to ensure that there won’t be a single unspoilt White town or city anywhere in England, Scotland or Wales!

And we saw this. I mean, I made that video which has been gone down very well, called the town that chose to commit suicide about Lamwitt Major. But even in Wales now, a place which, you know, is still one of the most ethnically homogenous parts of the country. Even in Wales, you’re seeing this diversity foisted upon almost every area. And Wales has called itself a “Nation of Sanctuary”, hasn’t it?

And it’s like, as if they’re saying:

“There’s gonna be no escape for you! There’s gonna be nowhere you can go where you ain’t flooded with these people. And that’s it!”

Because the Vale of Blamorgan is a big county just outside of Cardiff. That’s where I’m originally from. And there was a news story there which said:

“It was one of the Whitest parts of the country.”

The council there had started demanding that we become a “County of Sanctuary”. And it’s not just this “Nation of Sanctuary”. They got County of Sanctuary, School of Sanctuary! It’s just like everything is all “Sanctuary”, but we’ve got, like 93,000 people on the housing waiting list in Wales, and there’s no “sanctuary” for those people and they’re knocking up these houses for migrants and these makeshift camps. Like, there’s three now, we think there’s a fourth one going up. And we’re being sent messages of local people who’ve applied and they’re saying:

“No, you can’t. If you’re homeless, you’ll have to go into a hotel in another area.”

So our people are getting the short straw and these people are getting pushed to the top. So we are actually Second Class citizens. And the Welsh government is just horrific! All they’re interested in is immigrants and LGTB nonsense! Since not interested in our people in the slightest.

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“Go home! We don’t want you here! You’ve got to leave!”

So it seems, you know, Starmer has been in power for less than. Is it less than a month? Is it less than a month? He’s not been in power long, has he? It all seems to be going very south for him. Yeah, less than a month. You know, it seems for once that there has been something that is causing a genuine revolution on our streets! White British people are waking up. They are beginning to gather together. They are starting to protest. As we have seen other people protest in France, Germany, Ireland, Spain. People have had enough! This can only be a good thing.

And my final thoughts are, before I throw it over to you, Joe, to close the show, I hope these protests carry on. I hope they spread and I hope people manage to keep them as peaceful as possible so that we don’t see new laws bring in.

But it does seem finally as if the “British lion” is slowly starting to wake up!

And I think you can say that it’s about to roar, or maybe the roar has even begun because we are seeing a genuine movement on the street now of people who were otherwise largely non-political. What are your final thoughts, my friend?

“To clarify, don’t let Tommy Robinson retard a racial struggle into an anti-Islam gay op voodoo secular blacks are objectionably worse. Neither is a problem with jews out of power. America is an engine of Bolshevik destruction. Free Palestine.”

Well, thank you so much to Guardian of the Rune for the final donation of the night.

I just want to say a huge thank you to Joe. Thank you for being here tonight. I want to say a massive thank you to everyone who’s donated so generously tonight. The donations have been incredibly generous! I can’t thank you enough. Penelope. You’ve been extremely generous over the last few streams. So is Antimatiod. Others were very generous tonight. Guardian of the Rune, John Baptista, A Stream Appreciator, and Stan1. And you know, please feel free to write to me at Mark. You know, Penelope, if you write to me, at mark@thefallofwesternman.com. I would love to repay your kindness in some small way if I can.

That brings us to the end of the stream. I will be back later in the week with my pre-recorded video on Friday.

I will also be back on Sunday for the nationalist, a team. That will be live with Natty and the PatriArt, where we’ll be discussing probably more of these protests. I would like to say a massive thank you to Joe. A huge thank you to everyone who donated so very generously.

But as always, the biggest thank you goes to this incredible community. I love you all. We must keep fighting! I think we are starting to see the beginnings of a revolutionary mindset on our streets. We are starting to see the British lion stir, and we’re starting to see people say:

“Enough is enough!”

They want to take our country back for the first time in history. We have anti-immigration MP’s, we have people out on the street protesting against these migrants, and we have people willing to take some kind of public stance rather than just sitting and talking about it in pubs or behind closed doors. And that can only be a good thing. I think, my friends, there is some hope on the horizon. Thank you again for everything tonight. Thank you to all those who donated. Thank you to Joe, and thank you to everyone in this amazing community. I love you all. I will see you all again soon.

We’ll be back same time next week. Until then, stay strong. Keep fighting. Thank you and good night.

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