Great thank you, interesting interview. He certainly uses that phrase there in relation to the politics of the Indian subcontinent, as that is what the interview is about, and I presume that is what you meant. So I now understand why it may have been assumed that is what he meant here, so thank you for that.
I am not a listener of GB News or most other political debates, as I am sick of politicians repeatedly slagging each other off without providing effective plans or solutions themselves. I have never heard him use that phrase and know his primary concerns have been mass unintegrated immigration and European policy facilitating that, so that is what his words conveyed to me. I don’t use Twitx or other social media.
I still don’t know where you get Muslims from, as the Indian subcontinent has a number of religions / power groups. However interesting that it seems, that what you and others assumed he meant, was, I think it is fair to say, exactly what was going on at the same time in London with Bangladesh protests and fighting.
I did find that interview quite disturbing as it starkly underlines the extent of the passion for bringing foreign politics (like the issue of Kashmir) onto our streets, by those more strongly aligned to issues about their country of ethnic origin seemingly rather than putting our own country’s interests first. He was quite aggressively disrupting a cinema showing because he did not agree with part of the text. He denied he would break the law, but talked about being trained from birth to protect their values and would do anything in his power physical, mental or financial. Which pretty much underlines some of the issues I made on page 20.
sir keir seemed very derisive of one rule for them and another for the rest of us, so let’s hope he makes sure he sticks to the same rules for all of us, without for instance winding back the equality of women and protection of children. Otherwise it would indeed be a very prejudiced society on an issue that is exercising much of Europe (the sub continent)