If you don't know who you are, how can you possibly defend who you are and resist that which undermines the very values upon which your society is based?

This is a crisis of and for civilization.

We'll fight some dudes there.

You're on the Zionists, not the blood. Even if you were to

see, for example, reform, get into power, it won't cut the mustard because these issues are so

culturally embedded. Hello, I'm Fraser Myers, Deputy Editor of Spiked. I'm delighted to be

joined today by Harry Sol Markham,

author of a new book, The Melted Pot. Harry, your book is all about the failures of multiculturalism,

the rise of anti-Semitism. Now, these are issues, these are problems that are becoming

much more widely accepted recently, but it was actually

an incident back in 2021 that inspired you to write this. Could you just recount that for our

viewers? Absolutely, yes. But first, let me just slightly correct you. I think that, I don't

mind about the phase of multiculturalism, my regard them as the delusions of multiculturalism,

the delusion, that is the notion that you can establish a society which is cohesive with

an absence of that which finds people together.

But Cass will return to that soon.

For now, yeah, in 2021, gosh, that was a rather fruscious ordeal.

On the streets of London, just outside the Prime Minister's residence, Downing Street,

we went there, a small group of us, mostly women, mostly grandmothers, I think, to counter what we thought

would just be another anti-Israel hate fest, which it most certainly was, but it was an anti-Israel

hate fest on steroids. It was, we got there, we were just greeted by this enormous mob of infuriated, foaming at the mouth, men, many of whom were accompanied by their children and were just chanting the most horrific things, throwing all

sorts of missiles towards us, including a very large rock, which almost landed on my friend's

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