Hold on a minute, bear with me, just trying to find my happy place, we don't have to think

about the conservatives, the general right-wing hellscape, or in particular, Suela Braven.

Hey, that'll be for now.

Right, so Suela Braven, that fountain of humanity, generosity, warmth and love, what's she

on this time? No, that's something imbued with a milk of human kindness. Honestly, I don't

think I should actually be shocked or disgusted or horrified with these people. I should maybe

lose my capacity for that, or maybe I shouldn't, because that's when it becomes normalized.

Now, Suela Braven did a speech in the House of Commons about the government's official

counter-extremism programme, which is called Prevent, which by the way has all sorts of

problems to say the least, which I won't go into now, that's probably for another video.

But she was referring to a review undertaken by this guy called Sir William Shorecross.

This is a guy, just so aware, who once said, Europe and Islam is one of the greatest most

terrifying problems of our future. I think all European countries have vastly, very quickly

growing, Islamic populations. Yeah, he sounds like a really appropriate guy to adjudicate

on what constitutes extremism, and not. Anyway, he had a review at the Home Offices on

the review, Home Offices, so I take on right-wing politics of an extreme flavour. Let's

pull it that way. Let's hear what Suela Bravenman had to say.

Riku has failed to draw clear distinctions between mainstream conservative commentary and

the extreme right. People, like my right-wing boyfriend, the member for North East Somerset

and Douglas Murray, express mainstream, insightful and perfectly decent political views. People

may disagree with them, but in no way are they extremists. Prevent must not risk any perception

of disparaging them as such again. From now on, all Riku products which report on extremist

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