Hi folks, welcome to another political chat with myself and Dan, and today we are going to be

talking about something that's, I think, actually quite risky because the political

temperature in Britain is really high at the moment, and we're going to do our best to stay

within the rules and do everything that we should do, but I am a bit worried about it. I'm a bit worried about it. I'm a bit worried

about my getting some trouble for it. If you appreciate the commentary that we

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keep the lights on because who knows where all of this goes. Anyway, so today we're

going to be talking about the murder of Henry Noak and the conviction of Vikram Degra, because the body cam footage is out on what this means, in conjunction with the parliamentary debate on sexual assault and ethnicity that took place in Parliament yesterday.

This, I think, is all part of the same problem, and what we are seeing, I think, is the beginning of the end of the multicultural state

and multiculturalism as an ideology in the United Kingdom. That doesn't mean that we're witnessing

the end of a multicultural society,

but who knows where this goes?

Well, the modus operandi of the British state for the past 30 years

is to hush up stuff like this, to push it away, to memory hole it.

If somebody's family gets, a family member gets murdered or blown up at a concert

or whatever it is or hacked to pieces.

The British state even have a department that goes out to that person and coaches them on how to give a statement to the press,

which is reinforcing the multicultural line of the British state.

So this is how the British state operates.

Yes, it's literally called the Nudge unit.

It was founded by the government.

I think it was in 2014.

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