He is explicitly saying that to the right wingers who feel that they have the jurisdiction

of the country.

He is saying that to the Tommy Robinson fans.

He is saying that to the football fans.

He is saying that to people like me.

He is saying that to people who view themselves not just as an atomic citizen of anywhere.

He's saying that to the people who feel that they are

English and they belong to England. He's saying, no, I've taken your country, whatever he thinks

he represents, and you're never getting this back. We've got this from NBC News. State Department

bans visas for English punk duo Bob Villain after Glaston Barry performance.

Bob Villain led the crowds of Free Free Palestine and death to the IDF at the English music

festival. The State Department banned an English rap punk duo from performing in the U.S.

if they appear to lead a crowd in chance of supporting besieged Gaza residents and wishing death upon

Israeli forces. Vizas for Bob Villan and his group of the same name were revoked in light of their

hateful tirade at Glastonbury, including leading the crowd in death chance. The rapper led Glassbury

Festival crowd chance. We know this edit. He also said from the river to the sea, he could be seen

saying on video shared across social media. He said, Palestine must be free, will be, inshallah,

will be free. Now, the funny thing about from the river to the sea is most of these activists don't know

from which river to which sea. But anyway, it refers to the land between the Jordan River and the

Mediterranean Sea. And the phrase basically means Israel will cease to exist.

That's the light way of describing it. Of course, as we know, if that is the case, lots of people will die.

Some pro-Palestinian activists say to call for peace in the region. Others argue that those words qualify as hate speech.

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