Asking the least diverse place in England if they support immigration | Extreme Britain

Workington in Cumbria is the whitest place in England, with 98.5% of the population identifying as white British.
But that could change very soon.
Cumbria is getting more diverse and this people in Workington are exactly the sort of people that right-wing politicians are opening to exploit, by appealing to their worst instincts.
Ed Campbell went up to find out what they make of it all.
Reporter: Ed Campbell
Camera: Harry Aisnworth
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  • @user-fo9bv2mm1g
    @user-fo9bv2mm1g22 күн бұрын

    We need more diversity, said no one in Nigeria.

  • @jonesroberts3640

    @jonesroberts3640

    21 күн бұрын

    No one likes diversity.

  • @kookootrix1978

    @kookootrix1978

    17 күн бұрын

    Are people risking their lives to get to Nigeria? No. Not equivalent at all.

  • @user-lx5do4zc6n

    @user-lx5do4zc6n

    17 күн бұрын

    No one is going there, because the people and cultures make it undesirable. We are now importing these sorts of things enmass into this country, to the point that within a hundred years, it will reassemble it

  • @GhostSal

    @GhostSal

    14 күн бұрын

    FYI: Líberia, you can't become a citizen unless you are black. Nígeria, where you can't be in advertising unless you are an ethic Nigerian (błack). South Africa, where some there chant, "kill the boer" (boer meaning white farmers). Why aren’t ppl also asking, should they be much more diverse?

  • @lauramartin-bk9nr

    @lauramartin-bk9nr

    13 күн бұрын

    Or in Japan, China, Arab nations, Russia, etc. The West of Europe is committing suicide.

  • @glennhopkins2643
    @glennhopkins26437 күн бұрын

    This all began with Tony Blair. He should be in prison

  • @pip1723

    @pip1723

    7 күн бұрын

    Oh is it still all Labour's fault ......

  • @Lt.GonvilleBromhead

    @Lt.GonvilleBromhead

    6 күн бұрын

    It began after WW2 and arguably before. All political parties have been complicit in it. It accelerated with Tony Blair but no-one has done a thing since then to stop or reverse it.

  • @Thirdfish

    @Thirdfish

    6 күн бұрын

    @@pip1723 Mostly yes but not all. Blair's western policy invading Iraq and Afghanistan destabilised those countries, then Tory PM David Cameron went after Libya and then the USA messed with Syria. This is a western problem caused by the west.

  • @bestrafung2754

    @bestrafung2754

    5 күн бұрын

    Immigration was high long before Tony Blair got in. If he should be imprisoned for that, then so should Thatcher and Major. I don't really see how you could though. It's not a crime.

  • @andreroswell1561

    @andreroswell1561

    5 күн бұрын

    Started in 1948.

  • @maureensmith9328
    @maureensmith93287 күн бұрын

    These poor people have no idea what's happening. Interview them when their town has been transformed into a diverse hellhole.

  • @jaywilliams8147
    @jaywilliams814719 күн бұрын

    The two young girls displaying their lack of knowledge on diversity might change their minds if they lived in London or Birmingham.

  • @callu947

    @callu947

    17 күн бұрын

    You must be over the age of 40 then so

  • @Mastenbrille

    @Mastenbrille

    16 күн бұрын

    ​@callu947 I'm a young Islamist and even I recognise the problem with immigration

  • @user-mu8kd6uz8u

    @user-mu8kd6uz8u

    16 күн бұрын

    @@Mastenbrille a devil then.

  • @multiply67

    @multiply67

    16 күн бұрын

    @@Mastenbrille Go back then

  • @rizzla092

    @rizzla092

    16 күн бұрын

    Islamist ? Yeah you’re not 😂 who calls themselves that

  • @user-qj5hn3rb9d
    @user-qj5hn3rb9d14 күн бұрын

    Interviewer looks exactly how you’d expect a progressive student to look.

  • @bestrafung2754

    @bestrafung2754

    5 күн бұрын

    And gammon tend to look exactly how you'd expect them to look.

  • @user-qj5hn3rb9d

    @user-qj5hn3rb9d

    5 күн бұрын

    @@bestrafung2754 gammon ? Racist much ?

  • @bestrafung2754

    @bestrafung2754

    5 күн бұрын

    @@user-qj5hn3rb9d Nope, not racist at all, and I doubt you really care about racial slurs anyway.

  • @user-qj5hn3rb9d

    @user-qj5hn3rb9d

    5 күн бұрын

    @@bestrafung2754 so you think it’s okay to come to the UK and call people gammon. You’re beyond help.

  • @bestrafung2754

    @bestrafung2754

    5 күн бұрын

    @@user-qj5hn3rb9d I'm from the UK and I'm white. Now let me ask you something: do you think it's okay for far right people to be generalising all immigrants as either scroungers or criminals? I think that's a lot worse than calling people gammon.

  • @pennylane9155
    @pennylane915527 күн бұрын

    Maybe these people take a trip to London to see how it's working out there!

  • @DavidZ4-gg3dm

    @DavidZ4-gg3dm

    25 күн бұрын

    Or Birmingham, Luton, Bradford, Leicester, Slough etc.

  • @hashbrown4325

    @hashbrown4325

    22 күн бұрын

    Leicester is worse than anywhere else for it - Narborough Road is the most "diverse" of them all!

  • @hattmancock6396

    @hattmancock6396

    22 күн бұрын

    What strikes me, is they just toss their rubbish on the streets, drop litter. Literally have zero pride in their communities. Let’s not forget the gardens they concrete over to house the family who visit and don’t leave. Country is a mess

  • @LuisCarruthers

    @LuisCarruthers

    16 күн бұрын

    Very, very badly.

  • @maccagrabme

    @maccagrabme

    9 күн бұрын

    But what are the motives of this channel?

  • @charliecatesby3346
    @charliecatesby334618 күн бұрын

    How is this even worth doing when we know a majority are too frightened to give their honest opinion on the subject? Many of these people (Or the ones that wouldn’t talk to you) are in fear of losing their jobs if they give an honest opinion on such a subject. It’s not a million miles away from asking people in North Korea what they think of Kim Jong Un.

  • @LuisCarruthers

    @LuisCarruthers

    16 күн бұрын

    The fact that people are so frightened of giving their opinion on camera shows how much we have normalised self-hatred in this country. We are told it is out of bounds to want to preserve our culture and heritage. Around the world, this is an utterly moderate outlook yet in Britain we are told it is extreme.

  • @GhostSal

    @GhostSal

    13 күн бұрын

    Why aren’t people advocating for “diversity” in… Líberia, where you can't become a citizen unless you are black? Nígeria, where you can't be in advertising unless you are błack? South Africa, where they chant, "kill the boer" (boer meaning white farmers)?

  • @SashedPotato

    @SashedPotato

    8 күн бұрын

    How do we know a majority don't want to share their opinion? A lot of this rhetoric boiled down to "trust me, the majority agree". And sorry but the North Korea comparison is hilarious. "I have to live next to mohammed, this is just like having the next 2 generations of my bloodline thrown in jail for not crying enough at Kim Jong ils funeral"

  • @bestrafung2754

    @bestrafung2754

    5 күн бұрын

    No, it is a million miles away. They're not fearing any sort of persecution. Losing your job over it is wrong but it's hardly a death sentence. They're not gonna be tortured or killed for saying immigration should be stricter. I've said it many times.

  • @bestrafung2754

    @bestrafung2754

    5 күн бұрын

    ​@@LuisCarruthersYou made that all up though. Nobody is being taught any self-hatred or that preserving our culture is wrong. What people ARE saying is that generalising all immigration and uncivilised criminals who won't ever assimilate is wrong. I believe we should have a better immigration system and they should assimilate too, but I also know that most immigrants are good people and I'm not racist unlike a lot of people who claim there's some anti-white agenda.

  • @Pobotrol
    @PobotrolАй бұрын

    Forget all that immigration bollocks, there's still a small town shopping precinct with open shops!

  • @RillUK

    @RillUK

    Ай бұрын

    because it's not full of foreign men loitering about.

  • @TalesOfWar

    @TalesOfWar

    Ай бұрын

    And hardly anybody going in them.

  • @mr_guy661

    @mr_guy661

    Ай бұрын

    Million dollar companies you can find in any city on the island? Yeah ok

  • @spanglestein66

    @spanglestein66

    29 күн бұрын

    😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

  • @Pobotrol

    @Pobotrol

    29 күн бұрын

    @@aussiej2973 there's a WH Smiths, HMV and a Card shop!

  • @user-lx1lu8qr7e
    @user-lx1lu8qr7e28 күн бұрын

    A little disappointing to see 'U.K' being used interchangeably with England. Workington may be the whitest place in England but it is not the whitest place in the U.K as the text in the video says. There are entire island communities in Scotland that are 100% white.

  • @Ro99

    @Ro99

    26 күн бұрын

    Yes but those don’t have enough people in to fill a parliamentary constituency. This is the whitest UK constituency (apparently but honestly I’m suprised it’s not somewhere in Scotland too)

  • @user-lx1lu8qr7e

    @user-lx1lu8qr7e

    26 күн бұрын

    @@Ro99 That seems really unlikely, Scotland's population as a whole is 96% white and that is factoring in the large Asian communities in places like Glasgow. Scotland does not use the same census as England and Wales and this video appears to only use the latter and then applies it to the whole of the UK.

  • @user-lx1lu8qr7e

    @user-lx1lu8qr7e

    26 күн бұрын

    @@Ro99 After checking the data, Scotland's "highland" constituency is 98.7% white.

  • @Ro99

    @Ro99

    26 күн бұрын

    @@user-lx1lu8qr7e I don’t know why they have used this place then. Perhaps can’t be arsed to go to the highlands? Not counting Scotland but still using UK for click-baiting? Maybe because they felt they could bump into a more diverse set of people due to the density of people? Who knows anyway that’s kinda bad on their part… Also yeah you’re right about the census thing

  • @Epicgeezer

    @Epicgeezer

    23 күн бұрын

    @@Ro99 it’s because England has a far bigger population and infrastructure, GDP, influence etc than the other much smaller populations of the other two.

  • @bulletproofblouse
    @bulletproofblouseАй бұрын

    Shame Workington is the whitest place in the UK, it's so close to Whitehaven.

  • @user-mu8kd6uz8u

    @user-mu8kd6uz8u

    Ай бұрын

    You will get your enrichment very soon.

  • @krisyflynt9211

    @krisyflynt9211

    Ай бұрын

    Whys it a shame? britain should be 100% white.

  • @willowbell3756

    @willowbell3756

    Ай бұрын

    Why is that a shame? people in Africa quite rightly moaned about white people being there taking resources, so by the same token. I've always held the view that people should be allowed to develop their own resources in their countries without being bombed or displaced and firmly believe that the west is greedy and that only the poor pay the price. Why not view it that way rather than in terms of a melting pot or worse imagine skin colour makes some people saints, it doesn't. Culture stripping in Britain as much as anywhere is an agenda. Division by skin colour or genitalia and sexuality enables the handful to grab more without opposition as communities are broken down. Norman Fowler did not say on your bike for nothing. People who go on about this stuff most are the people who sit in ivory and do everything on paper but do now give up anything. Fight for your welfare state instead of your skin colour, it is superficial, patronising and racist.

  • @teacup2301

    @teacup2301

    Ай бұрын

    @@willowbell3756chill out, they just meant it would be funny if a place called Whitehaven happened to also be the whitest place in the UK because the name Whitehaven implies that anyway

  • @bulletproofblouse

    @bulletproofblouse

    Ай бұрын

    ​@@willowbell3756 What?

  • @glennhopkins2643
    @glennhopkins26437 күн бұрын

    London England today is a crap hole.

  • @Vainglory14
    @Vainglory14Ай бұрын

    I absolutely LOVE the take of "I think the government should do more to reduce immigration, but I don't want to tell you how I think they should do that because you'll judge me for it".

  • @Sa1985Mr

    @Sa1985Mr

    Ай бұрын

    She meant specialist vans and cattle carriages

  • @user-mu8kd6uz8u

    @user-mu8kd6uz8u

    Ай бұрын

    Its killing Britain but some aren't up to speed on this one.

  • @Staleyboi12

    @Staleyboi12

    Ай бұрын

    @@Sa1985Mr She's probably upset the railways were decimated.

  • @SusanBlakely-pd6mp

    @SusanBlakely-pd6mp

    Ай бұрын

    @@Staleyboi12 And so she should be...

  • @COUNTDOWNTOPOWER

    @COUNTDOWNTOPOWER

    29 күн бұрын

    Why do you love that? She was basically saying she wants to do something horrible or racist. Or both. Bet we can guess who she votes for.

  • @petereames3041
    @petereames304126 күн бұрын

    Net immigration was 700,000 people last year. It was 50,000 around like 10 years ago. Meanwhile we are building 150,000 new houses every year, which isn't enough to keep up with the current demand let alone an extra 700,000 people each year, and people wonder why house prices are going through the roof. 🤦‍♂️

  • @u.2b215

    @u.2b215

    23 күн бұрын

    There are 700,000 empty homes just in England alone with 250,000 being vacant for more than 6 months already. Also with smaller household sizes we see larger existing houses being split in more than 1 dwellings so the actual amount of houses being added to the supply is close to 250,000. Let's also not pretend as if immigration is the only reason for increased house prices, there's also the problem that more are single and stay that way for longer. So people in the UK actually have more houses per person than they had in the past.

  • @Roberta80

    @Roberta80

    23 күн бұрын

    House prices are going through the roof because there's a vast amount of money sloshing around in rich people's bank accounts looking for a home (literally). At the moment, interest rates mean it'll stay in the bank but when they fall, and they will, then on house prices you ain't seen nothing yet, the 'roof' is going to get much, much higher.

  • @TheShortStory

    @TheShortStory

    17 күн бұрын

    Does that 50,000 figure include short term (seasonal) guest laborers from the EU? If it doesn’t you’re comparing two totally different situations. All those guest workers now _have to_ be here on visas and therefore count in the immigration figures.

  • @zapre2284

    @zapre2284

    17 күн бұрын

    Or why the NHS is fucked

  • @littlerollingwheels

    @littlerollingwheels

    12 күн бұрын

    @@u.2b215 so are you happy with 700,000 net migration to the UK/year? Don't obfuscate

  • @emmacalnan7624
    @emmacalnan762429 күн бұрын

    Love this same interview to be repeated in 5 - 10 years!

  • @adrenalin4122

    @adrenalin4122

    19 күн бұрын

    What will change?

  • @harry508

    @harry508

    17 күн бұрын

    ​@@adrenalin4122 you'll see 😂

  • @adrenalin4122

    @adrenalin4122

    17 күн бұрын

    @@harry508 tell me your thoughts

  • @31Blaize
    @31BlaizeАй бұрын

    "There were no demonstrations before Gaza"... errrr... wut? That's some memory loss right there!

  • @designbus

    @designbus

    29 күн бұрын

    Haha, that one got me too 🤣

  • @jakehowie442

    @jakehowie442

    26 күн бұрын

    He probably meant in his town fool

  • @zapre2284

    @zapre2284

    17 күн бұрын

    You mean the massive Anti Lockdown protests that the media ignored, and in which the police set dogs onto people and pepper sprayed them ?

  • @theflaca

    @theflaca

    7 күн бұрын

    Imagine a world without islam.

  • @cabaretampere
    @cabaretampereАй бұрын

    The second person seemed to think it was a microaggression to ask her what she meant by more controls on immigration.

  • @BeardslapRadio

    @BeardslapRadio

    Ай бұрын

    It’s very telling that she didn’t want to openly state her ‘solution’.

  • @muffinnman

    @muffinnman

    Ай бұрын

    This is a local shop for local people.

  • @donjohn8699

    @donjohn8699

    Ай бұрын

    It was probably the most worrying this she could have said. What was she implying??

  • @dodahspeak

    @dodahspeak

    Ай бұрын

    @@BeardslapRadio Its very telling that she is too afraid to voice her opinion.

  • @idaslpdhr

    @idaslpdhr

    Ай бұрын

    That's because people are scared to speak up,

  • @williamthompson4389
    @williamthompson438928 күн бұрын

    It’s different where I live. We are the ethnic minority at 41%.

  • @E_Rex_Sean

    @E_Rex_Sean

    27 күн бұрын

    I’m surprised the other communities haven’t started eating each other.

  • @williamthompson4389

    @williamthompson4389

    27 күн бұрын

    @@E_Rex_Sean I am 80 years of age so the big change is unbelievable.

  • @E_Rex_Sean

    @E_Rex_Sean

    27 күн бұрын

    @@williamthompson4389 At least we’re not speaking German pal.

  • @mostpplareslaves

    @mostpplareslaves

    25 күн бұрын

    @@E_Rex_Sean I know you're being sarcastic but still have to say that's the worst reply NPC's give you. Cognitive dissonance times 100!

  • @E_Rex_Sean

    @E_Rex_Sean

    24 күн бұрын

    @@mostpplareslaves So you agree with me?

  • @tossedarcb2738
    @tossedarcb273828 күн бұрын

    Its so funny that people have to defend not wanting to be ethnically cleansed in their own country, like what do you mean you dont want to become a hated minority?

  • @BambiTrout

    @BambiTrout

    27 күн бұрын

    But we're not being "ethnically cleansed". White British people aren't being killed. We're not being driven out. We're not even reducing in actual numbers. We simply represent a marginally smaller percentage of the total pie than we used to. If that's "ethnic cleansing", then people dying of old age is "genocide", and being gently stroked on the cheek by your wife is "domestic abuse". "Ethnic cleansing" is when you are being driven from your homes and turned into refugees. "Ethnic cleansing" is when the bombs start falling. "Ethnic cleansing" is when you and every one of your people is under direct threat of becoming either dead, dying, in exile, or well on their way to one of them. The Holocaust was an ethnic cleansing. The Rwandan Genocide was an ethnic cleansing. What is happening in Gaza is an ethnic cleansing. Meanwhile, we simply occasionally have to listen to someone speaking in Hindi on the bus and see a woman wearing a hijab on the street.... wow. The end times are surely here. I must lay down in the street and prepare myself to be cleansed... (if it isn't obvious, this last paragraph is dripping in sarcasm). Basically: grow up. Get some perspective. Touch some grass. And maybe consider the meanings of words before you say them.

  • @harrybacon419

    @harrybacon419

    27 күн бұрын

    People aren’t being ethically cleansed you muppet

  • @LeeTheKnight

    @LeeTheKnight

    27 күн бұрын

    I always found it ironic that people hate minorities but feel fear of being a hated minority. It almost causes one to pause and self-reflect for a moment. The capitalist machine needs constant meat (people) for the grinder. I am a capitalist but have to be honest that the problem is the machine and not the people being used.

  • @jeongbun2386

    @jeongbun2386

    27 күн бұрын

    Why, are minorities treated differently?

  • @lukehazz9287

    @lukehazz9287

    27 күн бұрын

    Of course, in some cases. But this isn’t what this person is insinuating

  • @griffin955
    @griffin955Ай бұрын

    You'd probably get a more extreme view AGAINST immigration by asking minorities in London.

  • @BuddingBudlia-si6ip

    @BuddingBudlia-si6ip

    Ай бұрын

    shush!! youre not supposed to tell people that

  • @griffin955

    @griffin955

    Ай бұрын

    @@BuddingBudlia-si6ip If you listen closely enough, you can actually hear them pulling up the ladder from behind them!

  • @carlosbrambila5950

    @carlosbrambila5950

    29 күн бұрын

    It's tragic, I know. Ten years in the UK and I've only experienced discrimination from other immigrants. Smfh

  • @EpicAelflaed

    @EpicAelflaed

    29 күн бұрын

    London has fallen (65%) only 35% white British now and falling even more

  • @Ant-dx8yt

    @Ant-dx8yt

    29 күн бұрын

    Minorities in London? You mean white people right?

  • @TheNobbynoonar
    @TheNobbynoonarАй бұрын

    Here’s one for politics JOE, go to places that are not so white British, where white British are in the minority. Then ask a similar demographic the same questions. Asking people who live in an area that’s seen very little impact of mass immigration is misleading. You might as well ask them what they think of French cuisine.

  • @Aloddff

    @Aloddff

    Ай бұрын

    Where are white people the minority? Is this one of those no go areas people who drink bleach talk about

  • @someangel-shape6797

    @someangel-shape6797

    Ай бұрын

    They already made that video 4 months ago, they went to Leicester.

  • @tylerbeckettwright

    @tylerbeckettwright

    Ай бұрын

    They literally did that a few months ago when they went to Leicester

  • @joso7228

    @joso7228

    Ай бұрын

    Well thats another report

  • @user-mu8kd6uz8u

    @user-mu8kd6uz8u

    Ай бұрын

    Go to Isle of Man and ask them? They have their own rules and don't allow it!

  • @TrezenEN
    @TrezenEN29 күн бұрын

    1,417,000 net migration over the last 2 years is clearly not sustainable on any level whatsoever. It wouldn't even be sustainable if Britain was 5x the size that it actually is. 283,000 new homes have been built over the last 2 years, so in effect there have been 5x more immigrants than new houses built over the past 2 years. How long is that sustainable for? It isn't. How do we assimilate this level of migration? How do we deal with this amount of people when it comes to teaching them the language, and the essential skills needed in order for them to get a job, and not rely on the tax-payer to sustain them. In the UK, those identifying as 'Muslim' had the highest rate of living in social housing, at 26.6% - this is according to ONS government statistics. Had we integrated these people better into society, and at a slower rate, then would less of them be reliant on the UK tax payer? The answer is most likely a resounding yes. In 2021, according again to ONS statistics, people who identified as "Muslim" had the lowest percentage of people aged 16 to 64 years in employment, at a meagre 51.4% - far below the national average of 70%. This is most likely down to a lack of skills, education, and a language barrier. Once again, had we accepted immigration at a sustainable level where we could have integrated people better into British society, then these figures would likely be less alarming. I could go on and on, but clearly, to not only the UK but almost all European countries, we are reaching a point whereby some drastic changes will have to be made to ensure that immigration is kept at a level that is sustainable. Will we see the end of free movement across Europe, for example? Once thought totally out of the question but now a very real possibility. Will be see deportations at a scale unimaginable in years past? This is a very real prospect. Who knows what the next 5-10 years has in store for Europe. It is certainly going to be something to behold.

  • @southofthemersey7351

    @southofthemersey7351

    28 күн бұрын

    A combination of : Deport all unskilled, jobless, foreign nationals. Deport all foreign nationals with a UK criminal record. Implement policies that encourage child birth. Identify skill shortages now and expected in the next 5,10,15+ years. Adjust the curriculum to suit. Incentivise study in these fields with free tuition & grants. Encourage upskilling and retraining for existing population. Allow fixed term working visas to cover the skills shortages experienced in the short-med term. Reform foreign student visas. No dependents. No queue jumping enrollment for your payment. Implement points system visas. You have an in demand skill and from a country with a similar culture, rule of law etc (Anglosphere, Commonwealth etc) your scores are weighted. You'll likely assimilate more easily. A skilled person from South Africa or Jamaica trumps a skilled person from Somalia or Kyrgyzstan.

  • @RossG99

    @RossG99

    26 күн бұрын

    Don’t use statistics and logic! The “liberal” people who like to virtue signal that they’re really good and holy won’t like that brother

  • @mogheanil

    @mogheanil

    24 күн бұрын

    u can't get ethnically cleansed in ur country if white locals of that country maintain a fertility rate of 2.1 per woman. either get reproducing or get replaced, simple.

  • @hectorarchytas772

    @hectorarchytas772

    13 күн бұрын

    Need to bring Buildiers... in

  • @GhostSal

    @GhostSal

    13 күн бұрын

    Assimilation isn’t a forgone conclusion, no matter how long you give it. Look at the US, it’s been hundreds of years and yet us vs them thinking is prevalent throughout much of the U.S.

  • @gedrooney9305
    @gedrooney930519 күн бұрын

    Let’s revisit the place in 5yrs shall we.

  • @Mark-Walsh
    @Mark-Walsh8 күн бұрын

    “Would you like to be replaced?” Would be another way to frame this question.

  • @TheFragilityOfIdeas
    @TheFragilityOfIdeas29 күн бұрын

    What’s with this fetish for unfettered immigration I see in the comments? Must be something in the water!

  • @Jonnyicey

    @Jonnyicey

    27 күн бұрын

    This channel is full of far left people

  • @jakehowie442

    @jakehowie442

    26 күн бұрын

    It’s so these leftists don’t have to work and get immigrants to work for them. Benefits and that

  • @hattmancock6396

    @hattmancock6396

    22 күн бұрын

    It’s so bizarre, proper mind control. Can you imagine gazelles looking round and saying to each other we need a few more lions here. Or the black ants saying, I wish we had a few red ones living here.

  • @Muhammads_pork_chops

    @Muhammads_pork_chops

    22 күн бұрын

    Muppets mate, that's all they are. They change their tune when THEY get targeted.

  • @extractorfan2143

    @extractorfan2143

    20 күн бұрын

    wef's number one agenda, something in the water is a way of saying it.

  • @satsatdown
    @satsatdownАй бұрын

    Are we not just importing people to work for terrible wages in semi slave conditions? This in effect drives down wages for everyone which makes life worse for all.

  • @chimpana

    @chimpana

    Ай бұрын

    Out of interest, which jobs do you think have been undercut this way? I don't believe we pay fair wages for many roles, but I doubt immigration has much to do with that in many cases... we have a literal shortage of skills across so many sectors.

  • @evolassunglasses4673

    @evolassunglasses4673

    Ай бұрын

    ​​@@chimpana building trade, care work, shop work ect. Immigration is capitalism importing an over supply of labour in, which is a race to the bottom particularly for the working class. Capitalism will never invest in training, robotics or increase pay and conditions if it can just fly in labour. Back in the day the Left understood this even Bernie Sanders was anti immigration. Oligarchs love immigration.

  • @evolassunglasses4673

    @evolassunglasses4673

    Ай бұрын

    ​@@chimpana capitalism is importing an over supply of labour in, which is a race to the bottom particularly for the working class.

  • @4879daniel

    @4879daniel

    Ай бұрын

    @@chimpana The building trade is the obvious example.

  • @ljmolly4029

    @ljmolly4029

    Ай бұрын

    Happening here and in the US. And who is driving that low wage labor class? The CORPORATE CLASS on both sides of the aisle.

  • @johnysmithy-67
    @johnysmithy-6728 күн бұрын

    They must have a good council look how clean the streets are no mattresses black bag's full of crap old sofas fridges....now compare that to a typical council in Manchester London or Birmingham

  • @denisescally7090

    @denisescally7090

    25 күн бұрын

    No goat carcasses lying around either.

  • @simonh6371

    @simonh6371

    24 күн бұрын

    It's not just the council, it's the locals.

  • @bessyfour5166

    @bessyfour5166

    10 күн бұрын

    We have a good little town and community. Those 2 young lasses were talking absolute nonsense... Let them move to London etc.

  • @TheHestya

    @TheHestya

    3 күн бұрын

    Interesting that you say that considering the filthy streets was one of the largest culture shocks for me and my Eastern European family when we arrived to UK. It seems absolutely disgusting and I have been saying for years that the government should hire unemployed people to clean the streets like it is done in Eastern Europe. Creates plenty of jobs, albeit physically demanding, while also cleaning up the country.

  • @bessyfour5166

    @bessyfour5166

    3 күн бұрын

    @@TheHestya Workington is clean and Cumbria, is one of the most beautiful places to visit. If you don't like it move back to Eastern Europe.

  • @tonytucker3356
    @tonytucker33569 күн бұрын

    The wages are poor because of cheap foreign labour on low wages who fetch their families so need benefits top up

  • @DigiDiver
    @DigiDiver22 күн бұрын

    It is them or us.

  • @dandavidson4717

    @dandavidson4717

    22 күн бұрын

    Very Nazi of you.

  • @user-fn1rb9ze6p
    @user-fn1rb9ze6pАй бұрын

    Im not sure some people realise the implications that imigration can bring, the UK is being exploited and not in a good way, the UK is not a magical cup of plenty, we only have limited funds and resources

  • @TalesOfWar

    @TalesOfWar

    Ай бұрын

    It's being exploited by successive Tory governments. It has nothing to do with immigrants, it's the pricks born here we keep voting in to office who are fucking is all up.

  • @bessyfour5166

    @bessyfour5166

    10 күн бұрын

    Legal immigration is ok in a controlled way not the uk government way.

  • @valeriemay7391
    @valeriemay739129 күн бұрын

    . People voted for Brexit to stop immigration. But it has now increased; the Europeans have been replaced by people from other parts of the world because we do need more workers. So we lost our own freedom of movement in the rest of the continent for nothing.

  • @stpirate89

    @stpirate89

    29 күн бұрын

    If you voted brexit for any other reason than to leave the EU then you're an idiot. Leaving the EU was the only thing promised, and that's what happened. If things didn't change as you thought they would then tough, that's on you. The referendum promised leaving only, and didn't specify the manner in which we'd leave.

  • @careytitan9097

    @careytitan9097

    29 күн бұрын

    The narrative lie that keeps on giving, we have over 3 million unemployed and the highest ethnic group of unemployed are Asians.

  • @bob_0146

    @bob_0146

    29 күн бұрын

    Funny seeing the remainers turn anti-immigration to boost their argument. Not complaining tho.

  • @dominicparker6124

    @dominicparker6124

    28 күн бұрын

    No no. We lost it so retired ignorant folk could feel like their vote achieved something

  • @StudioSetting

    @StudioSetting

    28 күн бұрын

    There not workers there all living off the welfare system

  • @camelot_crusader3024
    @camelot_crusader302429 күн бұрын

    A Pakistani vape shop and a "Turkish" "Barbershop" (criminal front) are exactly what this healthy, high-trust community needs!

  • @jamesmc1272

    @jamesmc1272

    28 күн бұрын

    Things that weren't a part of Britain before Mass immigration. Housing shortage, Rents through the roof. Waiting lists for doctors, dentists, A&E, FGM, Honor killing, The Burka, Romanian OCG, Albanian OCG, Pakistani grooming gangs, Romanian female beggars outside every Fing Shop in every town Call to pray on loud speakers, Nigerian,Bulgarian £50million benefit cheats, 17 little girl blown up in Manchester, 7-7-05 ETC,ETC westminster bridge, Etc, Money laundering in plain sight, Car wash, Nail Bar, Sweet shops, Fake turk Barbers. I could go on and on and on. all this in just 25 years I don't recognise my country anymore.

  • @blaircorral8158

    @blaircorral8158

    27 күн бұрын

    🤦.

  • @django3422

    @django3422

    26 күн бұрын

    You sound sane...

  • @bessyfour5166

    @bessyfour5166

    10 күн бұрын

    We have both in workington and nail bars... Where illegal migrants work and wash their dosh.

  • @g.pmoore4293

    @g.pmoore4293

    10 күн бұрын

    My high street has at least 4 Turkish barbers!

  • @zrymill
    @zrymill7 күн бұрын

    The problem of Capital controlling Labor, and living in a culture built on that separative way of structuring a society, has been shifted onto the problem of natives and immigrants. The problem was always and still is the conflict between rich people and poor people. If you have plenty of money and can choose to live anywhere, where there is no crime, no religious conflict, no race conflicts, no ethnicity conflicts and no sexual preferences conflicts, nothing would really bother you. Because Capital controls Labor, Capital tells the government puppets to not build enough homes for everyone so as to keep the price down. Capital tells the government puppets to not invest in enough hospitals and quality schools, because Capital has private schooling and private health insurance. Get the picture?

  • @NicLC
    @NicLCАй бұрын

    Why state 'Extreme Britain' in the title just because a town in the UK is primarily white. We are in the UK and most immigrants ask to be housed in specific areas near their ethnicity group such as King cross in Halifax, central Bradford, Birmingham. There is nothing "Extreme" about this.

  • @oyvey304

    @oyvey304

    Ай бұрын

    Being white is extreme.

  • @chimpana

    @chimpana

    Ай бұрын

    It is literally the most white town ... which I'd say makes it an extreme example.

  • @user-mu8kd6uz8u

    @user-mu8kd6uz8u

    Ай бұрын

    Workington sounds like a beautiful town to visit for this very reason alone.

  • @gtrdxz

    @gtrdxz

    Ай бұрын

    Notice how they never tell majority minority areas "youre not diverse enough"

  • @stpirate89

    @stpirate89

    29 күн бұрын

    If you were to make a list of all the towns in order of percentage white-british population then this would be one of the extremes. Extreme doesn't mean bad, it just means towards one of the ends of the distribution.

  • @Sabrermk42
    @Sabrermk4229 күн бұрын

    I live and work in Workington. I'm in healthcare and I'm an ethnic minority. I was born in a big city but lived most my childhood in Cumbria. I have to say that West Cumbrians as a whole are very tolerant and welcoming. I feel that with the nuclear power plant coupled with it being near the heart of the Lake District, the local population are used to and understand the benefits of outside influences/visitors. This could all purely be my own experience but any slight hostility I've experienced while being in Western Cumbria has mostly been from people that have moved there from elsewhere. I remember a patient "accidentally" admitting he'd relocated to Cumbria from London because "there aren't as many immigrants". He went rather red faced and looked somewhat embarrassed after that. I've had a few older people ask me what it's like being "coloured" in Workington but language like that is used due to a lack of experience with minorities rather than any malice. As I say, overall people are quite friendly.

  • @IncontinantFilms

    @IncontinantFilms

    29 күн бұрын

    Shhhh you're going against the narrative!

  • @EpicAelflaed

    @EpicAelflaed

    29 күн бұрын

    Thanks for your comment. The problem is not the colour of one’s skin or race. It’s about having a common ground, culture, heritage. Respect for the country and celebrating their heritage and history. Many immigrants have come to England in large numbers and from many different countries. Some have integrated and that’s great though many have no interest in our culture or heritage. They have come here with their own culture and they will stay there and not mix it or respect our heritage etc The separation is so noticeable and felt, that the local white British people have left. So many of these towns and cities are full of mainly immigrants and little population of white British people. For example, Southall is less than 4% white British. Much of London is completely alien to English people. In fact even Ukrainian people who moved there felt completely out of place. They said it’s not England nor English at all Basically, our government opened the UK borders to anyone and everyone ( Tony Blair) They have not been picky on who they let in like they used to decades ago. The result is that integration had been little to none and the new arrivals have little to no idea what our culture is. So naturally they will stay with what they know. Also the immigration numbers are so high that many of our towns and cities have been culturally changed. No English culture there, it’s gone. London, Luton, Birmingham, Leicester, Bradford and many other places. They are so diverse that English people don’t feel a connection to their own culture. Our government will protect the immigrants and not the British in the same way. There is a two tier police force. We are feeling that England is not our country anymore and it’s the only place we have - it’s our home and many immigrants want it like their home similar to their ancestral homeland - it’s crazy

  • @matsui90

    @matsui90

    29 күн бұрын

    @@EpicAelflaedimagine yourself moving to another country and think how long it would take to integrate with the culture I.e. learn the language and understand history, customs, behaviours etc. it’s a forever process and it takes a lot of work. I have first hand experience as a Brit who has moved to Germany. I’ve picked up some basic German but it is HARD and I know I will never be a ‘real’ German. I’m lucky I can work a UK job remotely because it would take me years to know business level German to find a local job. And it will likely never happen. It’s far easier and more comfortable for me to find English speaking people in Germany and befriend them. If I have kids here they will naturally become native but I will always be a foreigner. And consider this is a white European talking about moving to another white European country. The difficulty non-European / older people speaking completely different languages would have to integrate with British society must feel near impossible and a lot of them will move with families to look after and without the time to integrate. Besides, the UK has always had groups of people move here and bring their own culture which becomes part of ours. Example, If you went back 200 years to London you could walk around an area near Soho known as “little Paris” where French was the most common language. Or go back 1000 years where French was again spoken by the high society after the Norman invasion. Culture changes over time. It’s a non-issue.

  • @EpicAelflaed

    @EpicAelflaed

    29 күн бұрын

    @@matsui90 I understand your point and I’m not disagreeing with you. Though that’s just one perspective and mainly your own with moving to Germany I have no issue with immigration it’s just the sheer numbers in such a short space of time. You know yourself the challenges when there is given time and support from the government for integration into another country. Our government under Tony Blair was ‘mass immigration’ that has not been controlled or assimilated. This is experiences from Muslim and African people. They would agree with you wholeheartedly though thee was a British culture when they arrived. Now and the last 30 years, England and its government have changed this policy completely. They are fully committed to diversity and inclusion (for them) and we as British have felt this. Many of our towns and cities are simply not English anymore and little to no English culture. The best way for you to understand is to go there yourself and ask the locals. They will tell you that there are enclaves of different cultures and they do not mix well if at all. Look at social media as there is more evidence what is going on. It’s a completely different time when you emigrated to what it’s like today. England and the UK has open borders and many don’t have passports or documentation when they come here ( on boats, lorries) or anyway they can. Some are genuine and some are not. Still they are breaking the law coming here illegally and the numbers coming are huge. They are looked after with free accommodation etc and yet they leave our homeless on the streets. We haven’t the proper infrastructure or resources for the people already in Britain. The problem is much worse than you can imagine. Like I say. I see your point but it’s not the same as 200 years ago with a few immigrants here and there. It’s a huge unsustainable situation and it’s becoming increasingly unsafe too

  • @samoliver9426

    @samoliver9426

    29 күн бұрын

    @matsui90 it is issue for many brits. All the stuff you mentioned happened gradually over a long period of time. The UK has experienced more immigration in the last 20 years than it has in the last 2000 years. It's too much in a short period of time, and people have a right to be concerned about it.

  • @SuperiorMoon
    @SuperiorMoon25 күн бұрын

    I’m sure teenage girls know all about running a country.

  • @TalesOfWar

    @TalesOfWar

    25 күн бұрын

    Well, they can't know any less that the middle aged ones currently doing it.

  • @catscan2022

    @catscan2022

    25 күн бұрын

    @@TalesOfWar those middle aged people know - they're just not doing what you want them to do

  • @TalesOfWar

    @TalesOfWar

    25 күн бұрын

    @@catscan2022 Events of the last 14 years suggest what they know isn't much and more so since 2019, or that they're just massively incompetent or malicious. Probably both.

  • @catscan2022

    @catscan2022

    24 күн бұрын

    @@TalesOfWar they're doing what they want to do. Whether or not people think they're malicious is very subjective

  • @seansmith445

    @seansmith445

    24 күн бұрын

    @@TalesOfWar Don't be naive. It's not that they are stupid or incompetent. They are actively working against us.

  • @Mightypi
    @MightypiАй бұрын

    Ed saying "Whyite" makes my brain hum

  • @user-pp5ri9pk5m

    @user-pp5ri9pk5m

    29 күн бұрын

    it's hwyte.

  • @Wulfsige-fd2hu
    @Wulfsige-fd2hu28 күн бұрын

    They'll soon change their tune when they come

  • @Centorior

    @Centorior

    27 күн бұрын

    Who are "they"? Farage-like sluggers?

  • @geekgamerthegnome

    @geekgamerthegnome

    8 күн бұрын

    who's they

  • @missingno88

    @missingno88

    7 күн бұрын

    @@geekgamerthegnome blacks, foreigners, islamists, im sure i've left out a few others.

  • @archive3339
    @archive3339Ай бұрын

    of course the propper northerner was perfectly happy with immigration and the posh lass after him was like "its out of controooool"

  • @undead_corsair

    @undead_corsair

    Ай бұрын

    "Out of control but I'd rather not say how it should be controlled" 🙄 Honestly, why talk if you have nothing to say?

  • @archive3339

    @archive3339

    Ай бұрын

    @@undead_corsair literally

  • @EpicAelflaed

    @EpicAelflaed

    29 күн бұрын

    The posh lady was in touch with what’s happening. The others … 🫥

  • @Yannou780

    @Yannou780

    29 күн бұрын

    She's right its out of control

  • @archive3339

    @archive3339

    29 күн бұрын

    @@Yannou780 okay "yannik"

  • @rowdogspeaks5900
    @rowdogspeaks5900Ай бұрын

    The bloke using the Magna Carta as a reason why his Northern Rock shares shouldn't have been taken is quite an impressive reach. Did he also say he could trace himself back to it or something? Bizarre.

  • @TalesOfWar

    @TalesOfWar

    Ай бұрын

    I'd say the majority of people in that part of the world can trace their family back to that time. My family name is in the Doomsday Book. My ancestors are of Scandinavian origin, who then settled in Cumbria, then Ireland (Dublin specifically). Then back to England when my father moved here in the 70's not all that far from where the name itself originated lol.

  • @EpicAelflaed

    @EpicAelflaed

    29 күн бұрын

    @@TalesOfWar England is a mix of some Celtic and Germanic Scandinavian ancestry Pity we are in the minority on our own country in some towns and cities already

  • @RossOLeary

    @RossOLeary

    25 күн бұрын

    It's this Sovereign Citizens conspiracy theory that's been imported from the US with a bit of a twist. Münecat did a video of it if you search "munecat sovereign citizens" you'll find it.

  • @Roberta80

    @Roberta80

    23 күн бұрын

    @@EpicAelflaed Why is it a pity? The English couldn't run a booze-up in a brewery, mate. That's why they had to import half the third-world to do basic jobs for them.

  • @bessyfour5166

    @bessyfour5166

    10 күн бұрын

    ​@@Roberta80😂😂😂😂

  • @carolined5923
    @carolined592326 күн бұрын

    Isint it a tad unfair that so many legal immigrants have had to pay large cash amounts, show bank proof of earnings, give personal data to be scrutinised and back ground checks before they are allowed to come here, yet many illegal immigrants regardless of where they come from are allowed in and to walk freely among those who live here without undergoing any checks.

  • @JM4lN_PvP

    @JM4lN_PvP

    25 күн бұрын

    Born in Britain, wife’s Japanese. Had to pay £7500 for her to stay with my son. 400 years of recorded British history. Both of my grand fathers fought in WW2 great grandfathers WW1 And I get called a racist

  • @michaelslator64

    @michaelslator64

    25 күн бұрын

    They are illegal until declared legal.

  • @Concerned_one

    @Concerned_one

    3 күн бұрын

    It’s your own collective fault that’s happening. Why don’t you do something about it instead of being a keyboard warrior and endlessly typing on the internet without actually protesting on the streets?

  • @JM4lN_PvP

    @JM4lN_PvP

    3 күн бұрын

    @@Concerned_one it’s our fault for being a welcoming country well now we’ve had enough, and I do protest on the streets

  • @Itskilo
    @ItskiloАй бұрын

    Asking the place in England with the least immigration... about immigration. Could possibly get a more uninformed answer?

  • @CarolineFord1

    @CarolineFord1

    Ай бұрын

    But that’s why it’s interesting. There’s more anti-immigration sentiment in areas with little immigration

  • @Itskilo

    @Itskilo

    Ай бұрын

    @@CarolineFord1 Because they have seen what It's done to areas with high immigration? Why is that interesting, or news?

  • @TalesOfWar

    @TalesOfWar

    Ай бұрын

    @@Itskilo But they haven't lived it, so heir opinion doesn't really matter. If they're more against it than the places that have more diverse populations then surely that proves what they think is very clearly flawed and uninformed?

  • @user-lx5do4zc6n

    @user-lx5do4zc6n

    17 күн бұрын

    Because London is now only 36% white British, of who most are middle and upper middle class, and not even from the area, and just see it as a safari. Of course they don't care about mass immigration

  • @daryllportas8453

    @daryllportas8453

    2 күн бұрын

    @@CarolineFord1 That's actually not true. Most white people are pretty ambivalent about immigration until they experience it, and then they become nationalists and want immigrants out! It's a pity they can't learn before hand.

  • @paulwudugast4618
    @paulwudugast4618Ай бұрын

    The naivety

  • @Sa1985Mr

    @Sa1985Mr

    Ай бұрын

    That's only for Christmas mate.

  • @paulwudugast4618

    @paulwudugast4618

    Ай бұрын

    @@Sa1985Mr #learn2spell

  • @simonh6371
    @simonh637124 күн бұрын

    There are more places with 98.5% white Brits in them than just Workington. Pretty much everywhere in Shropshire except for Telford, for example. Compared to London, where I live at the moment, Workington looks nice and clean and peaceful.

  • @kevind7150
    @kevind71506 күн бұрын

    The people of this town don't seem to have grasped the situation most of the country is experiencing. Wait until they get a real taste of it. Then bring them back for the update.

  • @roberthall8473
    @roberthall8473Ай бұрын

    Why ask people who live in a low immigration town about immigration, ask people in Blackburn, Rochdale Bradford, London, people who have experience the reality of immigration. Loaded video, completely rubbish.

  • @BritishActivism

    @BritishActivism

    Ай бұрын

    The transformation of some of these old northern mill town areas over the last 50 to 60 years is beyond belief. The town in the video is lucky to have its current demographic - but with it comes the blind naivety and the cliche talking points. By the time it catches up with them, it will be far too late and the poor remnants and future generations of English people dwelling there will have gradually got accustomed to the nightmare and will come to know no different. The usual myopic, virtue signalling, rootless cosmopolitan liberals who cheer it all on in their hedonistic and self-absorbed haze will no doubt continue to cheer until there's nowhere left that resembles indigenous society at all.

  • @gtrdxz

    @gtrdxz

    Ай бұрын

    They dont want to admit its forced population replacement, you know the thing called genocide under the UN...

  • @roberthall8473

    @roberthall8473

    29 күн бұрын

    @@stephjsinclair I lived in Rochdale, I regularly drive to Blackburn, Bradford, Nelson, Oldham, so i have the experience to comment, I have nothing positive to say about immigration. Perhaps they find the people and edit videos to push the narrative they want.

  • @keithpanton

    @keithpanton

    26 күн бұрын

    Because it's often shown that the ones most against immigration have very little experience of it, where there's immigration and people have integrated, the right wing media can't easily convince them how scary brown people are.

  • @shaunpatrick8345

    @shaunpatrick8345

    25 күн бұрын

    He should ask the people who saw the devastation and left those places.

  • @tallyho25
    @tallyho2529 күн бұрын

    Hand picked , now go to London / Birmingham and ask the white people the same questions.

  • @DC-YTC

    @DC-YTC

    28 күн бұрын

    White Londoners for 38 years, ask away

  • @matthiasdarrington3271

    @matthiasdarrington3271

    28 күн бұрын

    I'm a white Londoner, I'm fine with it.

  • @shaunpatrick8345

    @shaunpatrick8345

    25 күн бұрын

    @@matthiasdarrington3271 the ones who've left have a more rational response.

  • @jamesvalentine2845
    @jamesvalentine284517 күн бұрын

    Young people: "allot of old people are stuck in their ways". Also young people: "I'll hate and shame anyone publicly who doesn't do as I say and respect me and follow my beliefs and mindset".

  • @Aisha7377
    @Aisha7377Ай бұрын

    The "headgear" man deeply unserious

  • @playboxcasual8319
    @playboxcasual831926 күн бұрын

    I love seeing common sense politics being discussed, we're an island with limited capacity and resources, it doesn't take a university degree to state the obvious.

  • @MFC343
    @MFC3437 күн бұрын

    do they lack knife crime, grooming gangs and terrorist attacks?

  • @MarjorieStoker-oj8fh
    @MarjorieStoker-oj8fh25 күн бұрын

    Kidding me us whites meant nothing at open borders

  • @Standard_Jay
    @Standard_JayАй бұрын

    That man in The Northern Soul hoodie gives me hope

  • @offshoretomorrow3346

    @offshoretomorrow3346

    Ай бұрын

    So open-minded his brain fell out.

  • @user-mu8kd6uz8u

    @user-mu8kd6uz8u

    Ай бұрын

    He doesn't have the intelligence to perceive the threats. Simple, he's a Marra. 🥴

  • @susanpettitt713

    @susanpettitt713

    Ай бұрын

    Long after tonight is all over.....x

  • @simonstones1918

    @simonstones1918

    Ай бұрын

    @@hikingjonesyhe’s mental.

  • @user-mu8kd6uz8u

    @user-mu8kd6uz8u

    Ай бұрын

    He's a Marra.

  • @cellocase7148
    @cellocase714829 күн бұрын

    The title is very tabloid.

  • @mrzigg6594
    @mrzigg659421 күн бұрын

    Suppose the tricky thing with these videos. Though entertaining. Is it impossible not to have a bias from the editors point of view?

  • @Relisysification
    @Relisysification27 күн бұрын

    the colour blind fella was SO CLOSE to understanding why that phrase has it's own problems, but seems genuine

  • @MarekzAnglii

    @MarekzAnglii

    12 күн бұрын

    Occasionally, the words genuine and ignorant are interchangeable 😉

  • @jdHaworth
    @jdHaworth29 күн бұрын

    7:15 This here is a very confused individual. I feel as though he represents quite well how our comprehension of current affairs is so numbed and battered by a climate of LOUD headlines with RANDOM capital letters and BOLD statements and CLICKBAIT headlines and SWEEPING generalisations, so that we now communicate in the same disjointed, incoherent non-sequiturs which characterise our political media economy, meaning he can jump seamlessly from “british politicians are just box-ticking” into “why are disney films casting black people”. This guy clearly has positive thoughts about immigrants he’s met, and claims to be “colourblind” but once his mind starts to run away with him he becomes a sort of AI generator of GB News items.

  • @jansoltes971
    @jansoltes97126 күн бұрын

    From an Eastern European point of you (no, no Borat's village and no cabbage and turnips for lunch, but a normal country 😅), this report and the current state of the British society clearly shows the UK is gripped by an ideology (just like we were 40 years ago). Ours was communism, yours is diversity. Research has shown time and again that people strongly prefer to live in homogenous societies. That's no racism (read the definition of racism before you accuse me of it). It's our human nature, we're wired this way, we feel comfortable and thrive in such conditions. Nations living in their respective countries are like families living in their own homes - they can be the best of friends and help each other in all ways possible, but that doesn't mean they have to live in each other's homes. Why would they? Yes of course, a certain degree of diversity is welcome - it brings new ideas, new inputs, new perspectives. But to create a hodge-podge of widely different cultures with opposing outlook on life that can never find common ground in crucial questions...well, that's recipe for a troubled future. Or at least a not happy one - you'll be living in your closed communities, side by side, but not with each other (because that's human nature, remember😊, it's already clear now). It's been also proven that the most prosperous societies are those where just one culture is dominant. With the current state of events going on, there won't any dominant culture in the UK in a rather short amount of time. And how do you want to govern the country then? Or do you think you'll live in a happy utopia? If so, let me remind you of the Indian-Pakistani conflict on the British soil. And that's just one example.

  • @django3422

    @django3422

    23 күн бұрын

    Communism isn't an ideology, it's an organisational structure for government that frequently collapses into Statism. Marxism is an ideology. I'd be curious what studies you refer to as "research" or the proof that prosperity is directly linked to the sole prevalence of one culture. And there's no ongoing cultural conflict such as you suggest. There's a lot wrong with your comment but those would be the primary points.

  • @jansoltes971

    @jansoltes971

    22 күн бұрын

    Looks like you live on another planet. Here's an article about your "social harmony in the UK", google: Multiculturalism is tearing Britain apart by Rakib Ehsan. As for those studies, I'll try to find that video later. And, and by the way, there are more and more cases in German schools, where groups of youngster want to implement sharia. They're spreading so much fear among non-Muslim kids that they are either pretending to convert to Islam or they're seriously considering it. It's so common now that even a serious newspaper in my country reported on it. Multiculturalism in practice for you! "​@@django3422

  • @jansoltes971

    @jansoltes971

    22 күн бұрын

    ​​​@@django34221.Cultural Homogeneity and Happiness: A Cross-Cultur Study by Sharma and Haldar. 2. Multiculturalism is tearing Britain apartal by Rakib Ehsan. I'll also try to find a video where the link between prosperity and homogeneity was discussed - of course, that doesn't mean all homogenous countries are prosperous and that prosperity solely depends on homogenity. Certainly not! That would be too simplistic. But people in countries that are very diverse with no unifying principle tend to be caught in various conflicts (social, racial, religious). Can you build up prosperity (wealth, safety, social justice) in a society where people are caught in various conflicts? Those conflicts ARE present in Western Europe nowadays. You're just unaware of it. Judging by your style of writing you might be a young person with not much life experience living in a protected environment and full of lofty ideas. Likely intellectually-minded. Probably a (university) educated female or an unsporty guy. If only people behaved like those lofty people wish them to behave! But they don't. Most people are still tribal in their thinking and tend to seek out company of their of own kin. Not only that. They tend to distrust the other groups. Why then do you have Chinese, Indian or Pakistani boroughs in Britain, or London specifically? If people weren't tribal, they'd live all mixed up, regardless of their ethnic and religious background. Haven't that crossed your mind? Yes, there's mixing going on in the UK, but it will take ages and by the time it can bring something new and positive, one of the newly arrived cultures will gain dominance. That's how things work. It's like a natural law that a new hierarchy will be established. It will take some time, but it will come and the new order will last for the next several centuries. One of the new cultures will gain the upper hand either by violence or by the other cultures willingly accepting it. Those intellectuals imagining some timeless coexistence of cultures with opposing principles are simply wrong. You'll realize it yourself one day. But by then the UK and Western Europe will be gone (that would be ok, if something better was created instead but so far, it doesn't look like that - just have a look at the crime rates - why do you think countries like Czechia, Poland, Slovenia, Hungary or Romania have lower crime rates and are safer now than France, Sweden, Germany, Italy or the UK. Check it out. Even though the latter countries are more wealthy. You can guess twice why.).

  • @saltyaces8621

    @saltyaces8621

    13 күн бұрын

    @@django3422 as soon as he backed up his points of view, you of course, go quiet...

  • @saltyaces8621

    @saltyaces8621

    13 күн бұрын

    @@jansoltes971 if I could send you flowers for spending (wasting) time backing your points up in well thought-out posts, i would. it's a shame it's ultimately wasted on eyes that are far too young or glazed over to understand.

  • @mriggst
    @mriggst26 күн бұрын

    Sharing my country with foreigners is the same as sharing my house. It waters down the convenience of living. I don't want endless housing estates eroding what little is left of our heritage,

  • @lawrencewinter

    @lawrencewinter

    24 күн бұрын

    omg there are actually people who think like that lol.

  • @jonesroberts3640

    @jonesroberts3640

    21 күн бұрын

    Multiculturalism has deeply failed everywhere people are more racist and segregated than ever.

  • @daryllportas8453

    @daryllportas8453

    2 күн бұрын

    @@lawrencewinter Yes little boy, we are the majority, as well.

  • @lawrencewinter

    @lawrencewinter

    2 күн бұрын

    @@daryllportas8453 tell me you're thick without telling me you're thick.

  • @daryllportas8453

    @daryllportas8453

    2 күн бұрын

    @@lawrencewinter You just told me your thick.

  • @Jason-cj3ih
    @Jason-cj3ihАй бұрын

    Chesterfield is the whitest place in the uk ! 99% white english 1 % Chinese and Greek

  • @brianferguson7840

    @brianferguson7840

    Ай бұрын

    So, Who owns and works in the 5 Indian restaurants in Chesterfield ????? Chinese ? Fool !

  • @zapre2284

    @zapre2284

    17 күн бұрын

    Greeks are white

  • @Jason-cj3ih

    @Jason-cj3ih

    9 күн бұрын

    @@zapre2284 yes lol that's why it's the whitest place in the uk

  • @missingno88

    @missingno88

    7 күн бұрын

    @@zapre2284 hence why he emphasised "white english". two different things

  • @LeArtisan
    @LeArtisanАй бұрын

    Try looking at crime stats and prison populations, go to Bradford, Birmingham, East London, see how safe you feel when it goes dark.

  • @rollo6038

    @rollo6038

    Ай бұрын

    These people don't operate in reality mate, they'd be begging for change in 1 hour!

  • @TalesOfWar

    @TalesOfWar

    Ай бұрын

    82% of the prison population is white. I'm pretty scared of white people too, we used to go around stealing countries at gun point.

  • @amishrob

    @amishrob

    28 күн бұрын

    when people say this shit they clearly have never been to east london (can't speak for the other 2 places mentioned). If some hipsters and overpriced burger restaurants scare you then i don't know what to say. genuinely think you lot need to get out more.

  • @LeArtisan

    @LeArtisan

    28 күн бұрын

    @@amishrob Born in a hostel on the East India Dock road, worked London majority of my life, smack talking melt that you are.

  • @shaunpatrick8345

    @shaunpatrick8345

    25 күн бұрын

    @@amishrob a survey in March by Survation for Centre for Social Justice found that 22 per cent of people in London had been attacked or threatened with violence in the last 5 years. When people express concern about the state of that city it is not because they're scared of avocado toast, it is because they are better informed than you and not afraid of letting facts inform their judgement.

  • @vvwalker7261
    @vvwalker726129 күн бұрын

    Ed is so desperate for a "gotcha" moment that doesn't materialise... Such a sad little man, who couldn't hold his own in a proper debate

  • @MartinJames389
    @MartinJames38929 күн бұрын

    How to describe Workington? Sellafield, Sellafield, Sellafield. Rugby league. Hates Whitehaven. Did I mention Sellafield? That's the economy. How to describe Whitehaven? Sellafield, Sellafield, Sellafield. Rugby league. Hates Workington. Did I mention Sellafield? That's the economy. The two towns will be combined in the same coast-hugging constituency from this year's election. It won't be called "Sellafield". I can't think why not. Nuclear waste storage and reprocessing would have been a more relevant issue to ask about in either town.

  • @Maccaboy1984
    @Maccaboy19847 күн бұрын

    We need to set up ‘reservations’ in Scotland and the rest of the UK to protect the indigenous people and culture.

  • @jamesmc1272
    @jamesmc1272Ай бұрын

    Is this some kind of joke channel. When Manchester Birmingham, leicester and London are minority british cities. and immigrants have gone from 2% to 20% of the population in a generation. The cultural change where I live in the Northwest is Staggering. I never voted for IT. Take London for an example, If you told me that Beijing was only 40% chinees, or that Warsaw was 45% polish that would be strange, but the tolerant brits have to take this .

  • @whambamsam86

    @whambamsam86

    Ай бұрын

    None of those cities you've mentioned are "minority" white cities factually, you've made that up.

  • @Sa1985Mr

    @Sa1985Mr

    Ай бұрын

    Aww mate, your maths teacher must have been English, if only they'd hired someone competent from abroad. When we say "majority," we're referring to more than half, that is, over 50% of whatever's at stake-shares, votes, you name it. So, when we talk about 20%, though it might sound significant, it's actually quite far from being a majority. It's less than half, quite substantially so, in fact. Think of it this way: If 20% were a cup of tea, it wouldn't even fill half the cup-far from it!

  • @jamesmc1272

    @jamesmc1272

    Ай бұрын

    @@Sa1985Mr Hi The 20% number comes from the ONS UK TOTAL population data, and the English city data comes from the electoral wards/census for the respective cities, have a look nowt wrong with the Facts. If you had studied Statistics its called a SUB set. A sub set can be 100% homogeneous but the effect on the Set could be limited.

  • @TalesOfWar

    @TalesOfWar

    Ай бұрын

    @@jamesmc1272 Around 80% of what became England was comprised of non-natives, those people were pushed into the far reaches of what is now Wales, Scotland and Cornwall. The same people's made up the majority of places like Britanny in France (which literally means Little Britain). Our entire history is one of movement, it's the story of ALL life, not just humans. If you want to go back far enough we're all African. Look up Cheddar Man too, he's as dark skinned as they come, and he was found in... Cheddar. He's from before humanity began to develop less melonine in our skin in cooler, less sunny climates like Europe.

  • @JohnnyWeissmuller-iw4pl

    @JohnnyWeissmuller-iw4pl

    29 күн бұрын

    ​@@TalesOfWarWho are the 80% non natives that you refer to that became England & were pushed into Wales, Scotland & Cornwall?

  • @Hustlin87
    @Hustlin8727 күн бұрын

    The English people have an unquestionable right to remain the overwhelming majority in their homeland without needing to constantly justify it 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

  • @harrybacon419

    @harrybacon419

    27 күн бұрын

    Define English

  • @Hustlin87

    @Hustlin87

    27 күн бұрын

    @@harrybacon419 The same way you would define a Somali, or a Vietnamese, or Japanese.

  • @harrybacon419

    @harrybacon419

    27 күн бұрын

    @@Hustlin87 so what would the child of an immigrant be? If they are born here? Also I’m assuming you mean British as we are British citizens

  • @Hustlin87

    @Hustlin87

    27 күн бұрын

    @@harrybacon419 What would the child of a Somalian be if they were born in Japan? That will give you your answer.

  • @harrybacon419

    @harrybacon419

    27 күн бұрын

    @@Hustlin87 interesting that you place them in Japan in this hypothetical. Why don’t you want to say that they would be British?

  • @fannyblancmange4709
    @fannyblancmange470929 күн бұрын

    "Your settled stable high-trust homeland is being changed into an overcrowded fissile fissiparous low-trust authoritarian pyre and those responsible are enjoying your discomfort - what would you say to them about prioritising trans football players from Sudan for social housing when there are supply-chain issues regarding suitable bathroom fitments?"

  • @celestesmith6060

    @celestesmith6060

    28 күн бұрын

    Have a little lie down luv.

  • @___________no

    @___________no

    28 күн бұрын

    I would say RICHARD TICE CARES ABOUT MY FITMENTS

  • @shaunpatrick8345

    @shaunpatrick8345

    25 күн бұрын

    @@celestesmith6060 you have a duty to yourself and to others to understand what is being done yo you.

  • @WadudSyed222
    @WadudSyed2225 күн бұрын

    It isn`t a bad thing to preserve their National Identity and if anyone don`t want immigration he/she isn`t a bad person.

  • @ptv8113
    @ptv8113Ай бұрын

    Sorry, but you seem to have hand picked a couple of extremely reasonable and progressive thinking individuals. Even the one leaning on bigotry was polite and caring. Sadly, I don’t think this is reflective of how this population thinks. Go to the pub and ask the regaulars what they think.

  • @garethbuckeridge6910

    @garethbuckeridge6910

    29 күн бұрын

    But aren't those regulars at your pub racists for daring to have such views and opinions? 🤣🤣🤣

  • @vvwalker7261

    @vvwalker7261

    29 күн бұрын

    Welcome to Politics Joe!

  • @syttt7925

    @syttt7925

    29 күн бұрын

    Have a look at the thread just above yours - white supremacists making their views known

  • @ptv8113

    @ptv8113

    29 күн бұрын

    @@garethbuckeridge6910 yes- absolutely. That's my point. I hugely doubt that those reasonable, thoughtful, tolerant young people that they talked to are representative as a whole. I'm sure there are plenty of (if not many more) racist, bigoted, immigrant hating, gay bashing, Brexit voters around that they didn't talk to.

  • @Fisthammet
    @FisthammetАй бұрын

    I work in an international organisation; my colleagues are Polish, Hungarian, Italian, Iranian, Turkish, Romanian... etc. It's hilarious that even some of these immigrants can see something isn't right in Britain. A pair of Iranian women literally said that they think there are too many immigrants here now, especially from Muslim countries. The polish also feel a similar way.

  • @elvishprincess321

    @elvishprincess321

    Ай бұрын

    When most people move somewhere else to settle they want to feel a sense of community & unity, thats simply not possible in a mass immigration nation with people coming from all over the world, it just ends in alienation & balkanization.

  • @chimpana

    @chimpana

    Ай бұрын

    Immigrants are not immune from pulling up the drawbridge.

  • @ldn876

    @ldn876

    Ай бұрын

    They can always go home????

  • @ljmolly4029

    @ljmolly4029

    Ай бұрын

    That's not news. Many who arrive and gain some "acceptance" turn their nose's up at the next wave.

  • @TalesOfWar

    @TalesOfWar

    Ай бұрын

    @@chimpana I met many mostly asian taxi drivers during the whole Brexit period who were complaining about all the foreigners coming over here. I'd say a good 60% of them were first generation immigrants and the rest 2nd or 3rd. It really took me aback. It was always interesting when I had a white driver who expected me to agree with their racist views, then see them squirm when I disagree (politely). They just assumed because I was a white guy I'd also think like they did.

  • @jodders619
    @jodders619Ай бұрын

    Haha! I often suspected my home town was the whitest place in the UK. It's now confirmed!

  • @joepiekl

    @joepiekl

    29 күн бұрын

    I knew Cumbria was the whitest county, but I didn't know where was the whitest town. In the 2001 census, the second biggest religion was Buddhism. As far as I can tell, there's only 1 temple in the whole county, but that was enough.

  • @EpicAelflaed

    @EpicAelflaed

    29 күн бұрын

    Not for long now though as you’ve just basically told the government “hey it’s too white British here” then watch the plantations of illegals come - sheesh it will change your demographics very quickly. My town and towns around me are being swamped with these ‘mainly young men in designer clothes’ every ethnicity and little English If any spoken. Every week more come and it’s starting to ‘feel’ like we are in a different country. Call me what you want but yes there is resentment what our government is doing on purpose - Open borders to the 🌍

  • @CatMrLover

    @CatMrLover

    29 күн бұрын

    not for long

  • @missingno88

    @missingno88

    7 күн бұрын

    enjoy social harmony while it lasts

  • @BadgerBoy59
    @BadgerBoy5923 күн бұрын

    The lady at 1:53 saying "I don't want to give details" when asked how she would sort it most-probably means she has some right bastard thoughts on how to "deal with" migrants and doesn't want to be outed.

  • @GhostSal
    @GhostSal14 күн бұрын

    FYI: Líberia, you can't become a citizen unless you are black. Nígeria, where you can't be in advertising unless you are an ethic Nigerian (błack). South Africa, where some there chant, "kill the boer" (boer meaning white farmers). Why aren’t ppl being asked, should they be much more diverse?

  • @tortoisewarrior4855

    @tortoisewarrior4855

    11 күн бұрын

    Find a white person that wants to live in Nigeria and Liberia. Thats why its just not talked about. Your point on South Africa is meaningless because its not the policy of the government. I can find anyone from anywhere saying something and use it as an argument. South Africa is also very diverse, more so than the UK.

  • @GhostSal

    @GhostSal

    11 күн бұрын

    @@tortoisewarrior4855 You saying they aren’t desirable places to live, isn’t a positive for them, especially because it’s due to the ppl that live there. It still doesn’t change the fact if the premise is good for one, it should be good for all.

  • @GhostSal

    @GhostSal

    11 күн бұрын

    @@tortoisewarrior4855 Also…. The 2022 estimates were 81.4% Black or Indigenous South African, 8.2% mixed race (usually black and white, in much of the rest of the world would be called “błack”. So South Africa is really about 90% błack) South African, 7.3% White South African, and 2.7% Indian South African. Dominant population groups in South Africa. 81.7% of the population in England was white (as of 2021), and 18% belong to a black, Asian, mixed or other ethnic group (those stats were from 2021 and don’t include the excessively large numbers that have come in since).

  • @gtrdxz
    @gtrdxzАй бұрын

    Diversity has failed, its time he were honest enough to admit it.

  • @raymondbonington9355
    @raymondbonington93552 күн бұрын

    It’s ok saying how great diversity is till it affects you , they might mix for 10 minutes till they get there own around them .

  • @Happy_CHUNK
    @Happy_CHUNK8 күн бұрын

    These people have no clue what’s coming to them. They are insulated atm

  • @simsnqta
    @simsnqta28 күн бұрын

    Bet these two girls prefer to watch BBC... 😂😂😂

  • @darren253

    @darren253

    27 күн бұрын

    Wait until those Girls have to live like in Iran or Afghanistan. Banned from leaving the house without escort. No drinking or partying. Wearing a HIjab and Burkha. Flogged because they disobeyed their Husbands.

  • @jakehowie442

    @jakehowie442

    26 күн бұрын

    Yeah CBeebies

  • @GH-jr4qu

    @GH-jr4qu

    26 күн бұрын

    Nah. They've been in "education" for a while

  • @drfell9105

    @drfell9105

    26 күн бұрын

    Better than GBeebies.

  • @keithpanton

    @keithpanton

    26 күн бұрын

    Prefer the BBC to what?

  • @martinsolomon5500
    @martinsolomon550021 күн бұрын

    She’s soooo right. Having immigrants from third world countries will make “MORE things to do”.

  • @mrlolmaster1019
    @mrlolmaster101925 күн бұрын

    are we all gonna just ignore that one piece t shirt in the window of HMV

  • @emotivelyy_
    @emotivelyy_29 күн бұрын

    Savile Town is the least diverse place in Britain

  • @johnderrick2501
    @johnderrick2501Ай бұрын

    Great interview - Thank You

  • @daryllportas8453

    @daryllportas8453

    2 күн бұрын

    Hardly, the interviewer spent all afternoon looking for four people that agreed with him, That's a poor interview.

  • @joepiekl
    @joepiekl29 күн бұрын

    Is immigration increasing in Cumbria because there are so many job opportunities that are attracting immigrants, or is it just cheaper for the government to house asylum seekers and refugees there than it is in London and the South East? I just looked, and it seems that's exactly what happens. The vast majority of migrants to the UK live in London and the South East, but when it comes to asylum seekers and settled refugees, the South East take just 0.3 per thousand of the population. London do a bit better with 0.8 (but I bet they're not being housed in the nice bits of London). Meanwhile the North West takes 1.7 per thousand and the North East 2.3 per thousand. So the North East, an already deprived area, are taking over 7 times as many as the richest part of the country. And because the Tories have been so awful at actually processing asylum applications, the number of asylum seekers is much higher than the number of settled refugees. In the North East, 1.6 of the 2.3 are asylum seekers, meaning they can't work or contribute to the local economy. These people could be an asset, but they're not allowed to be because the government are dragging their feet too much.

  • @NosyFella

    @NosyFella

    29 күн бұрын

    Interesting. Do you know how to find a source for the claim made in this video about immigration into Workington leading to an increase of 10% to the non-white population? Can't find anything myself.

  • @joepiekl

    @joepiekl

    29 күн бұрын

    ​@@NosyFella No idea. It says Cumbria rather than Workington specifically. But as someone who's originally from Cumbria and goes back to visit occasionally, I find it hard to believe.

  • @zorydirwai8661
    @zorydirwai86614 күн бұрын

    Was it intentional to have "The Colour Purple" movie in the background of the interview with the man in the grey hoodie? 🙃

  • @biglinds39
    @biglinds392 күн бұрын

    Them young girls will soon change their minds when its no longer safe for them to go out on their own like in the town where I live. Women and young girls stalked, assaulted and more.

  • @offshoretomorrow3346
    @offshoretomorrow3346Ай бұрын

    Not keen on quoting the crime stats, employment record and cost/benefit analysis, Joe? Take a look at Sweden. If you dare.

  • @danielcrafter9349

    @danielcrafter9349

    Ай бұрын

    One of the safest countries in the EU? What's revelatory about that??

  • @user-mu8kd6uz8u

    @user-mu8kd6uz8u

    Ай бұрын

    Amen

  • @lifesbutastumble

    @lifesbutastumble

    Ай бұрын

    @@danielcrafter9349 OP is hinting at homogeneity of Sweden

  • @theyatsyspam

    @theyatsyspam

    Ай бұрын

    @@danielcrafter9349 It *was* the safest Country in Europe, now it's embroilled in gang warfare, has also become the r*** capitol of Europe. A most recent development is that a 39yr old Swede was shot in the head in front of his son by a 29yr old import named Abdullah. There have been mass protests about the continued crime waves.

  • @maxb9315

    @maxb9315

    Ай бұрын

    @@danielcrafter9349 One of the safest EU countries (with the highest incidence of rape).

  • @MrTidymark
    @MrTidymarkАй бұрын

    She was very small what’s her height got to do with anything?

  • @nichoji

    @nichoji

    29 күн бұрын

    He mentioned her small statute in contrast to her significant work output. As if to say you wouldn't expect someone so small to have so much strength/vim.

  • @Chambers36TheEnter

    @Chambers36TheEnter

    26 күн бұрын

    He thinks short people don't work as hard as tall people lol

  • @jeremyjones5436
    @jeremyjones543618 күн бұрын

    Workington people are great, welcoming. Absolutely loved the place, worked there for 6/7years. Govt virtually abandoned the place when bridge collapsed, place does need change (investment for jobs).

  • @Sommervillle
    @Sommervillle20 күн бұрын

    The lad in the underarmour jacket and the guy with the northern soul hoodie are switched on!

  • @Copium6921
    @Copium692126 күн бұрын

    I wonder what the crime rates there are like

  • @django3422

    @django3422

    23 күн бұрын

    Highest in Cumbria.

  • @matty506
    @matty506Ай бұрын

    Migrants in NHS- 14% 256K Construction- 9% 190k Farming/agriculture- 15% 75k (in high season) 3 main sectors when considering if we need migration to keep afloat. The cheek to talk about hospitality sector of which they only make up 15% of workforce. Id rather have affordable housing and be able to get seen at doctors than have a million choices of where to eat out or get a coffee. Skilled visa's make up only 15% of migrants and many of those only use it as a way in to then claim benefits as shown by multiple investigations. Employment in migrants 16 and above EU Countries- 70.8% non EU Countries- 64% Africa - 61.9% Americas and Caribbean - 60% middle east and Asia - 53% 11 million migrants in UK 16% population Housing ratio compared to similar countries UK 2.9 Per dwelling 24.9m dwellings France 2.2 per dwelling 31m dwellings Germany 1.9 per dwelling 43m dwellings Land per person UK 0.8 acres per person Germany 1.1 acres per person France 2.7acres per person. GDP per capita down 0.7% yoy We need some migration but no where near what we've had. Ask yourself what the government has done right in recent years/decades but you think mass migration they've got right? By every metric we are worse off from mass migration. We can help the rest of the world without telling them all to come here. WAKE UP, YOU ARE BEING DEVALUED WITH CHEAP LABOUR AND FORCED INTO DESPERATION BY LACK OF HOUSING. MESSAGE YOUR MP AND TELL THEM TO CLOSE THE BOARDER TO ANYONE WHO IS NOT ON SKILLED VISAS. GOOGLE " MY LOCAL MP" IF YOU DO NOT KNOW WHO YOURS IS.

  • @gtrdxz

    @gtrdxz

    Ай бұрын

    Dont look up! and remember "diversify diversify diversify", who is running scotland right now, its not a genocide of your culture and people..... but you're definitely not allowed to stop it.... Wake up people.

  • @TalesOfWar

    @TalesOfWar

    Ай бұрын

    Are these "investigations" published in the Mail by any chance? The lack of housing, low wages and poor workers rights has precisely fuck all to do with immigrants, but everything to do with those in government.

  • @rollo6038

    @rollo6038

    Ай бұрын

    100%

  • @stephenjon3502

    @stephenjon3502

    29 күн бұрын

    Guess what happens when they pay £30 an hour to pick fruit n veg?

  • @Sabrermk42

    @Sabrermk42

    29 күн бұрын

    In the statistics you quoted, does that include those working in those sectors who are First generation Britain's born to parents from elsewhere? Go into any university and look into Medicine, Dentistry, and Optometry and in sure the student population would be disproportionally of immigrant backgrounds

  • @Jafmanz
    @Jafmanz12 күн бұрын

    Workington is a dead end town with little to no prospects. Most of the folk there were born there and have never left... many of them have never left it full stop... To be clear they have no idea what diversity looks like, not a clue...

  • @richardallen503
    @richardallen5037 күн бұрын

    So when the immigrants take the low paying jobs what are the people who lose their job going to do. ? There is minimum wage why don’t the government increase it

  • @mossfoster5317
    @mossfoster531728 күн бұрын

    If you asked people in the most diverse place the same question I wonder what the response would be, Southwark for instance

  • @Bob-el3iw
    @Bob-el3iwАй бұрын

    Well, that is very generous, forget Rwanda, send them to Workington with open arms!

  • @callofduty6661
    @callofduty666123 күн бұрын

    Why do you jam so many people on to that little island? England population density is not far below India . INDIA 481 /km ENGLAND 438/km( 2022)

  • @jameshedges3857
    @jameshedges38579 күн бұрын

    What the left doesn't understand is that it's not about the colour someone skin. But more the culture which isn't always compatible with ours. Also we can't ignore the fact violent crime is significantly higher amongst immagrants than those that are born here

  • @Muhammads_pork_chops
    @Muhammads_pork_chops22 күн бұрын

    "racism" is just observation.

  • @dandavidson4717

    @dandavidson4717

    22 күн бұрын

    Lack of observation, more like. It’s just wilful ignorance.

  • @Muhammads_pork_chops

    @Muhammads_pork_chops

    22 күн бұрын

    @@dandavidson4717 spoken like a true sausage. Did you ever wonder why wherever there is conflict, there is Islam? No, of course not, because that would mean doing something.

  • @evolassunglasses4673
    @evolassunglasses4673Ай бұрын

    We are living through Immigration Austerity. Wages are suppressed and our public services are overwhelmed.

  • @IloveTide1997

    @IloveTide1997

    28 күн бұрын

    your government hates you and is destroying you through immigration

  • @SEANBANOG4
    @SEANBANOG429 күн бұрын

    Looks like a beautiful peacful place. Can we role this model out across the country.

  • @midgemagoo
    @midgemagoo5 күн бұрын

    "We need a lot of people from abroad" was the interviewer's comment. He should be deported to Bradford.

  • @Cashback13
    @Cashback13Ай бұрын

    Fair play to the lass admitting to having small town syndrome when going to Glasgow, but it just shows that we shouldn't have places that are too small in the first place to live or can't easily connect to bigger places for work/study/leisure by an easy train journey etc and just expect them to work for all ages of people. I can understand someone older wanted somewhere a bit quieter and smaller and quicker to get around for day to day things but you can't expect younger folk to be able to live there all their lives into old age and actually do something significant really. People from different places coming into the town will increase it and with that comes investment and more things to do so it is not a bad thing. Not everywher in rural or remote setting is some idylicc tourist picture postcard type place where it is all lovely buildings, indy shops and smiley people all around.

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