He's completely correct.

@weefy117

5 жыл бұрын

@TheNobullman Maybe because hes gay so theyd be "punching down"? Or maybe its because he doesnt have a working class accent like tommy does. Idk. Either way its bullshit

@wiseonwords

5 жыл бұрын

@TheNobullman - because he's got an Oxford accent and wears nice suits. British class prejudice plays a large role in how Robinson is treated and viewed, unfortunately.

@philipbailey9670

5 жыл бұрын

@TheNobullman Because unlike Tommy he's got an Olympic gold medal in tip toeing through minefields. Being gay and having a posh accent also helps.

@HSFrox

5 жыл бұрын

I wish my yt tag was a response to the status quo but it is not, I'm not that clever... Call it serendipity if you will Why is it that western world is being targeted for diversity when the rest of the world, the 'orient' especially, is rather undiverse yet no one takes up on China for being homogeneous and proud of its traditions 🤷‍♀️🤷‍♀️

@HSFrox

5 жыл бұрын

OK ok I think I've just found the epitome of hypocrisy in this gem that is a guardian article www.theguardian.com/society/2019/mar/17/some-religious-charities-promote-harmful-views-claims-report Can't read the article in its entirety, it's just so damn painfully hypocritical... Who tha fuck is Jamie Doward writing to 🤦‍♀️

Diversity isn't strength, unity is strength!

@tripzville7569

5 жыл бұрын

Unity in Diversity perhaps ?

@IndigoDisco

5 жыл бұрын

@@tripzville7569 Not always possible, obviously...

@cobraaction1365

5 жыл бұрын

@Joseph Mingle The ONLY unifying thing is Christianity. When we have had enough diversity it will coincide with the resurgence of Christianity with people labeling themselves as Christian again

@manofkentcatapultsgunsando5069

5 жыл бұрын

@Joseph Mingle exactly

@16m49x3

5 жыл бұрын

@@cobraaction1365 Please, We abolished Christianity's hold on our countries 10 years before the migrant crisis began. One of the worst thing about muslims is that they remind me of how Christians used to be.

Douglas Murray has the most solid logic as well the best spoken.

@jackrainbow560

7 жыл бұрын

The problem with Douglas Murray and with you, Mr Kay, is that both of you have no grasp of mass communication. The wonders that Murray speaks - and he IS a wonderfully incisive speaker - will never be heard by the unspeakable creatures who are my neighbours and your neighbours. These wretched creatures are the two legged anti humans who reduced Teresa May's majority and put the Corbyn thing firmly on the road to downing Street. These creatures are focused on clothes, cars, football, TV soaps and celebrities. They can hardly write their own name and many of them actually are not sure where Europe is. They have never heard of Douglas Murray or Paul Nielsen. And they are so media fed that if at gunpoint they were forced to listen to the Islamaware speakers, they would begin to wriggle and shift uncomfortably. They've been taught by fear and by peer pressure and threat of punishment, to never talk about politics. These things, not quite human as they have become in their terror of anything of the truth, especially about Islam - have one very useful characteristic. Their weak ninny brains, mostly unused and their unconscious feelings, never admitted to, can be accessed via the right advertising and psychological techniques, by use of familiar imagery to take them into unfamiliar territory. Mass media techniques, in other words. Murray, like Paul Nielsen and Robert Spencer and even Anne Marie Waters , simply refuses to understand that its necessary to organise and work with all the other people of the online right and build, somehow, with blood, sweat, toil, tears and bits of wire and sticky tape if necessary, a media platform. To access the ninny consciousness of the creature-hood thy need a large media presence. Without that, all your talk and commentary on YT is irrelevant nonsense. Without control of media we have already lost. What would help you wake up? Take care lest you get bitten and become one of the infected - quit making ninny comments of YT.

@maggie1321972

7 жыл бұрын

Jack Rainbow you could have made your point succinctly, rather than with narcissistic waffle.

@maristella287

6 жыл бұрын

I hope we see more of Douglas Murray. He is definitely solid in his analyses.

@helihobbit

5 жыл бұрын

@@maggie1321972 no way is that correct. He let fly, and it seems to work on about 8 this past year

@thetrivium2261

5 жыл бұрын

@@maggie1321972 The left can't meme, or by extension make any point without a wall of text. It's because they espouse illegitimate views which require serious mental gymnastics and qualifying of arguments, setting of terms, etc.

Douglas Murray is one of my internet hero's. Well spoken and with a good understanding of what matters most.

@MrDaiseymay

7 жыл бұрын

---and gay--so he should, have a large lefty following. BIT OF A CONFLICT FOR THE DEARS--

@MrDaiseymay

7 жыл бұрын

SORRY--IT'S GAY WEEK

@baelzeitgueist6918

5 жыл бұрын

@George Bush Well my somewhat inarticulate "friend", whilst "I do not bend for a friend" I most certainly would prefer to have him standing behind me than you holding my ankles as a "friend" whilst some low level intellectual with a rusty scimitar was trying to part my head from the rest of my body - but that is only my opinion.

There's not much diversity in Japan and they seem very happy about keeping it that way.

@MrWalker1000

5 жыл бұрын

Hey look it's one of the safest countries in the world. I'm sure they are dying for some diversity

@llddau

5 жыл бұрын

If it was a mostly white country you can bet the world wouldn't be keeping quiet about it would they?

"This is so unfair, so unfair", what the fact that Douglas is pointing out statistical analysis and data to prove his position, UNBELIEVABLE!!

Politicians and judges Laying waste to our values

@FightCollective

7 жыл бұрын

Independent American... the same values that built the countries and nations that immigrants are desperate to get in to... those values!!!! If Western nations don't hold any values then it is your duty to scare immigrants off and warn them not to migrate to nations full of 'bigots' and racist values.

@tsopmocful1958

7 жыл бұрын

***** Don't you know what Western values are? Then I recommend you read about philosphers like Thales of Miletus, Socrates, and Plato, and study the ideas generated by Humanism, The Enlightenment, and Secularism. It's probably best to avoid any of those imported and imposed Middle Eastern 'Abrahamic' religions though. While it might be true that Christianity had a huge influence on Western history and culture, it mostly just encouraged both a slave mentality and constant moral outrage in our people, and such a foreign mindset held the West back for centuries.

@John-gm8ty

7 жыл бұрын

alt-right, yet another weasel word for "not my political beliefs so it's bad" so go fuck yourself Revolting.

@nonusbusinissus5632

7 жыл бұрын

I agree with the guy at large but the last sentence is really puzzling to me. Absolutely rubbish to be a hillfarmer in Bhutan? Why? Cause this forces you to ask yourself what happiness is and how its related to your own expectations? See this question has always been the same as speed. From walking to flying it does not matter how fast it is, the demands just always raise a notch the moment there is something better. It has no end. Happiness studies will show you the very same thing. The moment you link it to a physical and monetary base, it will become a twisted, retarded concept with absolutely no end to it cause it will NEVER be achieved. You can literally possess ALL money the ENTIRETY of humanity owns and still be unhappy. Why? Cause happiness is a state of mind and no money on the planet will be able to give it to you if you are screwed in the head. You can be happy anywhere at any time and frankly speaking, i cant stand idiots who cannot grasp this fact and just go around bullshtting about money, gdp and iphones/head. You have to be not only lost as a person to believe this bs, but also as a frikin thinker.

@nonusbusinissus5632

7 жыл бұрын

@Derryl Ritchie Do you think that there are no content and happy homeless? But regardless of that, you are not following. Im stating a simple fact. No matter your circumstances, your happiness will always depend on your acceptance and expectations. There are happy people on the verge of death, there are happy people who got crippled for life by an accident, there are happy ugly, fat, stupid, etc people. Im stating a simple fact: This is how your psyche works. And thats all there is to it. Not more and not less. Your happiness will always depend on two factors. Your ability to accept (your situation, yourself, your past, etc) and your expectations. No forms of "happiness studies" that bind happiness to material concepts will ever have a meaning to them. Not because of cliché and naive spiritual bs, but because they simply do not account for how happiness works and what happiness is. When you mention the homeless you just make a point that there are situations in life, in which its easier/harder to achieve said state of mind. That being said: You do not contradict anything i have said.

I love Douglas Murray

@IndependentManSpeaks

7 жыл бұрын

I saw him first.

@mikfax

7 жыл бұрын

Revoltingsheeple Yes you are wrong. There are many studies that support his thesis. Where the data is lacking it is due to the terrorist sympathisers prohibiting the collection of said data.

@catwalkster

7 жыл бұрын

Revoltingsheeple ( slow clapping ) Congratulations. Non of your prejudiced assumptions about me is correct! How delightfully stupid of you!.

@mgtowproperties

7 жыл бұрын

Cat Walker you love anything that moves

@alexhayden2303

5 жыл бұрын

@@IndependentManSpeaks Form a Circle!

I do not think you could ever give me too much douglas murray. Watching this guy speak is my poetry.

@jorgecampos7125

7 жыл бұрын

Revoltingsheeple Shut the fuck up mate, will you ?

@zangetsresolve

7 жыл бұрын

Ha lol. Another liberal trying to shut the flow of speech offending his world view.

@hoffybeefe

7 жыл бұрын

indeed. I just wish he responed with a confident "yes, we should look at kicking some out" when the middle guy put him on the spot about suggesting what he's saying they do with the 2.x million "citizens".

Love this guy. Super sharp.

Douglas Murray is 100% right, some other people don't like feeling worry.

Douglas Murray is absolutely correct. This is NOT our war! We are NOT responsible for it. We should NOT have to pay for it - culturally or financially.

@bamahama707

5 жыл бұрын

But we can damn well put a STOP to it.

@catrionamacfarlane4949

5 жыл бұрын

BRILLIANT.

Pride of Britain 🇬🇧👏🏻 our Douglas 🙂

Last few words captured it well..."Our culture is racked by guilt, tiredness, and existential exhaustion...we are very vulnerable to anybody that says it is all our fault, and it is high time we snap out of it"....We need a slogan like what got Gough Whitlam over the line back in the 70's.....People, "I'ts Time!"

Douglas is fantastic this man speaks for me and most uk people keep going Douglas let people know what's really going on

An important question people need to ask themselves is, what positive influence does Islam bring to Europe?

@zaprese

5 жыл бұрын

Hale Hardy Hindus and Sikhs can do that anyway.

@dgnkpr2

5 жыл бұрын

Since it was run out twice, it's only a matter of time before it happens again. Islam is a poison ideology misinterpreted by inbreds.

@MtnLiner

5 жыл бұрын

Diversity!

@AMpufnstuf

5 жыл бұрын

You'll find a ton of people who support the tax funded support of mass immigration from muslims in Europe, ask them this question and very few of them will have any answer beyond a very generic summary of the word 'diversity'. Maybe they'd save some time and just say diversity like that means something, and then quickly move on. I think many of them live in hypocrisy and the fear of being called evil (by evil) is their main motive for their cowardice.

@MrSpookyLover

5 жыл бұрын

people are so cucked that when u pose these questions they get angry they dont even know why .they should be angry that they were led down the dark garden path by the wealthy mansion dwelling globalists.

He's such an intellectual GIANT! Fucking love this dude . . .

Hello from the states. Man...I KNOW shit is weird in America, but why does everyone look so nervous at what he is saying? It all seems common sense to me.

@Cave_Monster

7 жыл бұрын

What he is saying is perceived as being racist.

@smorrow

7 жыл бұрын

It is racist.

@smorrow

6 жыл бұрын

You're really that afraid of the word racist?

@steveedwards3217

5 жыл бұрын

@@smorrow no it is not u moron...

@smorrow

5 жыл бұрын

@@steveedwards3217 It is. Racism is the left's word. Whatever they say it means, that's that it means. Just accept the label and move on.

Brilliant, Douglas. I wish we had more brave people like Douglas.

The people like Douglas, Farage, Paul Joseph Watson, Peter Hitchens etc are your last hope Britain( the same goes for Europe). If your eyes are not opened by these people. There's no more second chance.

@jimsmith9853

5 жыл бұрын

People never learn. Because of this fact. War will come.

Yeah Diversity is a good nickname for islamic colonialisation of the West

@Maikeru1964

7 жыл бұрын

I thought diversity meant screw white people.

@rocketman9868

7 жыл бұрын

Maikeru1964 And being forced to take in millions of Muslim migrants errr I mean invaders

@rocketman9868

7 жыл бұрын

Revoltingsheeple Another butthurt leftwing loser

@rocketman9868

6 жыл бұрын

ALBANO2684 Well said

@rocketman9868

6 жыл бұрын

Oh yeah we should be more focused on "saving our people" not just our women

I lived in East London happily for decades, then the shit hit the fan. EVERYONE I knew moved out on mass. My Jewish friends fled first.

There was a hint of Hitchens in there at a few points. Love Douglas.

@AleXoEx0

7 жыл бұрын

Maître Scythe How I long for his insights in times like these we find ourselves in.

@maitre6365

7 жыл бұрын

Yes, I sometimes find myself daydreaming about how he'd destroy all these apologists.

@falseprophet1024

5 жыл бұрын

@Wally Reyes So, you dont understand there is a difference between a humanist and a communist. How unsurprising. The nordic countries arent exactly religious. When will they go communist do you think? Is the USA with its godless, secular constitution a communist country?

@falseprophet1024

5 жыл бұрын

@Wally Reyes The people in all those places have historically been religious. Dictators like stalin, who was trained in a seminary school, took advantage of the well of credulity. All your doing is showing that credulity and faith are bad things. So the nordic countries have an immigration problem? Okay. When are they going communist? What happened to it being simple math? Hitler = Religious. Bin Laden = Religious. Sadam = Religious. ISIS = Religious. IRA = Religious. Italian Mob = Religious. Im starting to see a pattern here, as well. Oh i forgot one.. Institutionalized cover-up and protection of paedophiles. = Catholic. Do you really have to pretend you are morally superior because you believe in an invisible man in the sky?

@falseprophet1024

5 жыл бұрын

@Wally Reyes America was not founded as a Christian country. You are the one that doesnt know your history. The founders were mostly deist, not christian. They only mention god in the constitution to seperate state and church. And our fist treaty clearly states that america is in no way a Christian nation, and this was signed by most of the founders and our first congress. We are not based on christian values, we are based on greek philosophy. How many of the 10 commandments have ever been illegal in the US?

Words on top of words that when examined amount to nothing. People coming to live in the west should be prepared to live by our laws. Had the politicians of Britain got just half a head they would understand this. A Muslim man living in Britain can and does have several wives with no judicial consequences, an indigenous British subject takes a second wife and he is imprisoned. Replace the word diversity with bull shit. Michael Dable

Douglass owns her "this is so unfair, so unfair"

@wiseonwords

5 жыл бұрын

Steven - she's simply an Islamist apologist!

I effing love your channel brother. All hail Douglas Murray. Purveyor of common sense.

THEY OBVIOUSLY NEVER LISTENED TO THIS MAN & NOW EUROPE IS PAYING THE CONSEQUENCES

We could use a few million more....Like Douglas Murray!

Great speech !

Yes, definitely! The 2 or 3 million Must Go ! Won’t be easy, must be done .....

Yes I have had more than enough diversity... Im done with it!

we in Australia are not so far behind in this issue, and soon, it's going to be right in our faces too. the embers are already glowing.

DOUGLAS MURRAY!!! You are absolutely spot on with your analysis and conversation articulate with fact and clarity! Continue doing the wonderful work you are doing for the entire world! :) CANADA could use more people like you!

"A huge amount of damage has been done historically and is still be done today by optimists."

I use to live in East London as a Lefty, but when the sh#t hit the fan we all moved out on mass to Essex. My Jewish friends fled first. These issues are coming to a town near YOU soon

Why doesn't the likes of Saudi Arabia or Africa need more diversity?

@tcritt

7 жыл бұрын

Africa is very diverse. Well over 1000 languages, and thousands of ethnic groups. Saudi Arabia is hardly an example to be followed either, wouldn't you agree?

@itztocaJulia

7 жыл бұрын

timcritt I think M's point is that "diversity" is only pushed in historically European lands/nations/countries.

@tcritt

7 жыл бұрын

Also, this. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Foreign_workers_in_Saudi_Arabia#Composition_and_numbers Even though they treat them like total shit. So again, not exactly a good example of anything, really.

@user-cm8en8or1p

7 жыл бұрын

Amy, you're absolutely right, that's exactly what I meant. I'm amazed people could read it any differently...

@user-cm8en8or1p

7 жыл бұрын

timcritt - FFS, like Amy said ☝️ It wasn't an example you tit. It was a rhetorical question.

I wonder how long it will be before this gentleman that makes too much sense is charged with a hate crime?

@matthewsmith1931

5 жыл бұрын

Absolutely correct 👍 no common sense is allowed, god for shaken anyone who tells it how it is. I really amuses me how people are so easily offended in today's society by minor/ trivial things. Maybe brutal honesty is the way forward then at least they could justify the way they bitch and moan.

Anyone that thinks the Muslim problem is going to be dealt with any time soon is kidding themselves. It's gonna be at least two decades before we seriously start to tackle the issue.

@tigerarmyrule

7 жыл бұрын

The issue will never be tackled because Europe is hollowed out.....it has no identity. What gave Europe an identity separate to Asia was Christianity. Without it ( and is is effectively dead in western Europe with only old ladies remaining ) Europe simply doesn't exist. It is a western outcrop of Asia.

@simonbru1

7 жыл бұрын

tigerarmyrule I agree in part. I think it will become a race issue. White people will see themselves left behind and at some point attempt to defend themselves. Each European country will will look at the other as an indication of where they are. As one country descends into oblivion it will wake people up. At some point a country will vote against Islam, and as a result Muslims will kick off. The first country to stand up to Islam will be the first country to experience conflict. The only question is, which country will that be.

@tigerarmyrule

7 жыл бұрын

Yes I think you may be right. At some point in perhaps 10 to 15 years the French or Belgians or Dutch are going to realise there is no turning back....they are destined for minority status in all their cities and the areas available for white flight are disappearing and one of them will see their soon to be white minority kick back....perhaps a dead cat bounce perhaps not. As you say whoever kicks back will endure muslim backlash allied to Cultural Marxist shaming and attack. It'll be interesting. However to be honest I believe western Europe is simply slipping off the stage. I think the game is up.

@simonbru1

7 жыл бұрын

tigerarmyrule - I agree with your time frame (20 years at most). We'll take a beating at the beginning because we've been neutered by feminism etc etc, and they've been preparing for decades under the notion of jihad and collecting weapons. We'll eventually get our arse in gear and make use of whatever army we have left. I see three possible outcomes. We submit, we settle on apartheid or we have civil war. Either way it will be unpleasant. The leftist arguements will finally be dead as reality kicks in.

@dgnkpr2

5 жыл бұрын

There will be millions of army aged musls by then.

Ive completley missed this guy... Heard his name before but never hear him speak ... ... He's good... He's very, very good.

If I were to say to the other members of that panel: _"You're not ethnically Japanese"_ - they would agree, and not consider the mere statement of that obvious fact to be racist. Yet those same people would be very reluctant to say that someone from Africa or the Middle-East is not European. They would feel uncomfortable admitting that White people are ethnically European. If I were to say to them that a European nation had a right to maintain it's ethnic majority, they would probably label me a "racist white supremacist". ^This is the problem. Not actual racism, but a fear of racism itself leading to people being unable to face realities, and to ask themselves important questions.

"When did the Spanish Inquisition return?" No laugh, I notice.

@Textra1

7 жыл бұрын

Stormy The trouble is, no one expects the Spanish Inquisition. Everyone has been too caught up with their attention on other things to notice. And now that the necessary actors(PC, SocJus, etc) are in position, we cannot act to preserve our values without seeming like the subversive or violent ones. We've killed our civilisation by allowing lesser minds to mute us with the fear of not being _politically correct._ By the time we noticed, the wormtongues were already in our midst and the game was half way over.

@azmanabdula

7 жыл бұрын

Ingsoc begins?

@Mike-pf1ru

7 жыл бұрын

The Inquisition sucessfully exposed the Muslims and Jews who were masquerading as Catholics in order to infiltrate and overthrow Spain, a Catholic confessional state. It was a movement whose goal was to accomplish the very things you wish could happen here - and it worked! Get both sides of history.

@arthurfrayn8622

7 жыл бұрын

Deluded, pampered Baby Boomers, Marxists, and Jews destroyed it. Muslims aren't the problem, since they can simply be deported. The war will be against Western proponents of multiculturalism. Every last one of them should be made to pay for this atrocity personally. They can't be allowed to walk away from what they've done. You look at them smiling on this stage, as if we're all members of the same civil society, but the truth is if people who think the way I do get political power, we will strip them of their assets and citizenship and dump them in Somalia where they can enjoy all the vibrant multicultural enrichment they can stand. This is a war and it's time to start treating it like one. I no longer regard these people as fellow citizens. I couldn't care less about their rights.

@bluesrocker91

7 жыл бұрын

No one expects the Islamic Caliphate!

It’s a slow suicide we are committing it’s very painful to watch and we are doomed

@latotheleaf2223

5 жыл бұрын

It's not suicide, its murder. Research The Kalergi Plan.

@thewomble1509

5 жыл бұрын

@@latotheleaf2223 And Fabianism, Hegelian dialectic, cultural Marxism etc...........

@latotheleaf2223

5 жыл бұрын

@@thewomble1509 yep. Agree 100%

no they should be expelled or this problem will go on for centuries ,

@loushulgin-smythe940

7 жыл бұрын

how can muslims who have been born in britain be expelled? that would be a violation of british democracy.

@ballerlarva4214

7 жыл бұрын

Letting them in in the first place was a violation of British democracy. No we don't just have to accept that 'what's done is done' so you leftists can have your way.

@loushulgin-smythe940

7 жыл бұрын

You know what I mean Justin. Muslims are not born Muslims but they are born somewhere. Britain in this instance.

@loushulgin-smythe940

7 жыл бұрын

+Baller larva, I didn't say that you can't just expell people born in Britain because I'm a "leftist", I'm saying it because it's a fact. I am a leftie btw, just not part of the regressive left.

@ballerlarva4214

7 жыл бұрын

You say 'I am a leftie btw' as if I had even the slightest doubt about that. It's obvious from your treasonous demeanor that you're a leftist. It's not a fact at all, if it can be shown that previous governments have been grossly, treasonously negligent in handing out British citizenship to hostile aliens and their offspring (as is obviously the case) then the clear course of action would be to reverse that. Like I said, I know you leftists like to try and convince us that 'well it's just done and we'll have to live with it' every time the disastrous consequences of your idiotic policies become too obvious to lie about anymore and you get scared someone will try to reverse them. There's no reason for the rest of us to listen to you though.

Heres an idea! How about a Murray, Hitchens, and Peterson, forming a political movement in the UK?

Enoch Powell warned us long befor the 90's Douglas.

Douglas Murray is so wise and insightful.

I really like Douglas Murray because he is a Clear thinker speak very well and he’s brilliant I wish that I can speak and think clearly like him. I love him I believe that he should keep on fighting for the rights of this country

Very engaging and well said. Its beyond refreshing to hear someone speak what so many have been thinking.

I tell you I'm certainly sick of "diversity". I'm proud of being half white!! And due to the actions of certain blacks in the recent years, I'm not nearly as proud of my black side.

@JRobbySh

6 жыл бұрын

Most blacks in the United States, in fact nearly all, have a white side. Alex Haley realized this, but unlike the demagogues, he wanted people to know that blacks share with whites both genes and culture. That at bottom they are no more African than the 40% of Americans who have German blood are German.

@peanutboxes4076

6 жыл бұрын

I agree totally, I am mixed like u and feel the same. My black mother moved out of London to escape mass immigration from the third world, she works so hard to dispel stereotypes, the black community as a whole needs to be more like this too.

@MrCmon113

6 жыл бұрын

i unironically lift for hitler What about stopping to be proud altogether? Especially of superficial connections to groups.

@marleneholloway7775

5 жыл бұрын

Yes i love my white side to

@criticalweiner8256

5 жыл бұрын

Easy on the anavar

Douglas says what politicians fear to say. The only thing I disagree on is that we were warned about Muslims by Winston Churchill and Enoch Powell on more than one occasion

His is so talented at being able to talk openly and honestly about what many are now afraid (and with good reason) to discuss openly about what disaster lays before us all in Europe who want freedom and independence.

Douglas Murray and Jared Taylor definitely two of my favourites! Well spoken

Douglas Murray says the same as Tommy Robinson only with a posher accent.

@thewomble1509

5 жыл бұрын

You say that like it's a bad thing................

@jasonbourne4426

5 жыл бұрын

@@thewomble1509 not at all, it's amazing how Douglas Murray doesn't get the vilification that Tommy Robinson does though, don't you think ?

@thewomble1509

5 жыл бұрын

@@jasonbourne4426 I was playing Devil's advocate! I agree with you. To me it's another example of how perception is everything in British society. Murray is the educated, erudite who appeals to those who occupy the middle and upper middle echelons, Robinson is your typical "boot boy thug, recruiting sergeant for the lower orders". Both are from the same cloth but that gets lost in the MSM characterisations.

@thewomble1509

5 жыл бұрын

@Simon Tide Yes, they could be factors. Murray is certainly an educated bloke and he's not afraid to stir the waters.

We have to do something now. We've come too far to fade into memory.

holy crap. Murray is remarkably well spoken, reasonable, and even-handed. We need more like him!

‘In order to make this work, we’re going to need a we(e) . . . .’ I can’t stop giggling. I’ve been living in England too long!!!

Yes it has gone too far. More and more people are wanting to Deus Vult! It will be glorious.

"Diversity" is not only patronising to "foreigners" (liberal bigotry of low expectations) but it's also a transparently false premise to hide a hidden agenda, because suspiciously it is only ever enforced upon predominantly white cultures and populations. China and India are both incredibly ethnically homogeneous societies and no-one from the outside objects. If parts of Birmingham, England, are 94% Muslim, no-one objects. But if there are parts of England that are still mainly white, that is somehow a 'problem'; there's not enough 'diversity'. No-one demands more white people in a Bollywood production, but the moment you get a mainly white production, for example, the murder series Midsomer Murders, you get demands to add more black and Asian characters...despite the fact blacks and Asians don't live in the rural countryside the series is set and it wouldn't be very representative. Another example: a school in England was downgraded by the school inspector because it 'wasn't diverse enough'...despite the fact it was in a mainly white part of rural England where the only migrants that live there are _white_ Europeans. We also get demands for more black and Asian MPs in parliament, the assumption being white politicians don't respond to black and Asian concerns. As if black and Asian concerns are somehow different from the white population's concerns. And would anyone white have the courage to object if they had a black or Asian politician and didn't feel they represented them? Not likely, even if they were right to think so. Call me a tin-hatter, but this all adds up to a concerted policy of collective punishment for the rights and wrongs of colonialism, imposed out of a hideous sense of self-loathing, and they want every white person to suffer for it.

@awolgeordie9926

5 жыл бұрын

What a great comment.

@PeteAmachree

5 жыл бұрын

Something tells me, you won't like the new Dr Who. I am non white, and this diversity with everything gets to me too, I assure you. There was an episode set in Elizabethan England, that pushed my incredulity to new heights. The Doctor and Martha had just exited the Tardis, and were surveying they new surroundings. She expressed concerns for her safety, being non white, in 16th century England. Right on cue, two shawled black women walked into shot. Martha was speechless, so the Doctor spoke for her, saying something like, "You can't always trust your history books," with that insufferably smug demeanour that's become the hallmark of the new Doctors. I was so enraged, I couldn't think straight. Christopher Nolan received a lot of flak, for a lack of diversity in his Dunkirk movie. Pathetic! What's the end goal I wonder?

@jaywalker_4629

5 жыл бұрын

India is not ethnically homogeneous, not even close. Just figured you should know

I'm a Canadian and our official governmental position on 'diversity' is that it is absolutely necessary for economic growth and absolutely successful. On the very day of 9/11 I took a taxi that evening (in Toronto) downtown to be with some friends. The driver (who I instantly clocked as Middle Eastern) had the radio blaring away with the horrific details of the attack. I asked him to please turn it down or even turn it off. He jerked his head around to look at me and shouted at me " Yeah, F#CK AMERICA!" with a big smile, as if something wonderful had happened that everyone should be happy about. The next day from my balcony I saw two large Pakistani flags hanging from some balconies over in the vertical slums of St. Jamestown.

wow, I really admire this guy for having the balls to tell what virtually everybody knows but nobody wants to hear - the FACTS!

"A huge amount of damage is being done by optimists". Nailed it.

@person.X.

5 жыл бұрын

Yes. It is not so much optimism as desperately hoping for the best.

"No homo". LMAO!! Tbis guy is awesome.

The first 10 seconds of this clip is one of your finest sir.

Love the comments on Scandinavian countries, I myself have met plenty of them leaving Norway and Sweden to live elsewhere

The necessity to censor view of the audience when they applaud Douglas Murray’s statements speaks volumes !!!

I love this compilation of comments. He´s absolutely right in his arguments. Costs and benefits? It´s good that he´s gay, because it allows him to stay on this platform and to get invited to debates, since he´s in one of the groups that shouldn´t be critisised, though islam has got the top priority here. And he´s right about Germany, France, Belgium, Holland and Sweden, they are in the very same problematic/crucial situation that GB is in. Which of them will cave in first to anarchy? Can it be stopped?

He's absolutely bang on the money. I think we'll be seeing a lot more of Murray in the coming years. Thank goodness!

Thank you Douglas for your willingness to apply detailed analysis to the migrant situation. You are to be credited for this. We do need you.

The so-called most gloomiest people in Europe are doing the right thing for Europe. The Hungarians 👍

For there to be a cost-benefit analysis there has to be a benefit!

Couldn't agree more. This is a conversation that we frankly need to have and face or it'll keep snowballing into bigger and bigger problems that will eventually explode and to the detriment of the whole country.

History will be very kind to Douglas Murray and future generations will ask why more people didn't listen to him.

@person.X.

5 жыл бұрын

Unlikely. Those future generations will not exist sadly.

I wish there were more centrists, either left or right who would get hold of this issue and force the honest and rational discussion that needs to be had. Unfortunately this discussion is being driven by the further right and this will mean that the discussion needed, will be pushed back by those who can make a difference, as they run a mile from being given the tag of a racist.

@loushulgin-smythe940

7 жыл бұрын

good point

@piershartley6191

7 жыл бұрын

+Sarah Jessica Farter It's illuminating that you insist what is your skewed view of centrist politics are somehow far left, I seriously doubt you live anywhere with anything approaching a left wing government yet apparently it's the communists oppressing you. I'm also not sure where any of your ideas are coming from or indeed what some of them mean. What for instance is the islamisation of state schools? Do you mean faith schools? I'm also not sure how you "islamise" a house. The gang rape thing sounds very like the deliberate misrepresentation of concerns over the rotheram incidents, you might want to read the reports on rotheram or talk to some of the people involved, none of them concluded that political sensitivity over race was a serious contributing factor, the issue was primarily the media and authorities complete dismissal of young people from disrupted backgrounds. I'm not aware of any anti blasphemy code recognised by the press, do you mean the fact that they don't publish the sort of inflammatory rot you'd like them to publish on the grounds they like people buying their newspapers? I'd also be surprised if anyone's ever been labelled racist for pointing out that "jihadist" terrorism is an issue. Whining about how your political opinions are underrepresented when the US has what is in effect an alt right executive and the british government has fallen so far off the rails over immigration that it's now having to dig itself out of the mess of brexit seems a little like playing the victim card.

@sarahjessicafarter7383

7 жыл бұрын

The far left can have cultural power in society, independent of how much concrete political power they have. In western Europe, the far left have ample cultural power currently and a not insignificant level of political power. The Islamization of state schools has been well-documented in England and has been especially observed in the east of Birmingham. If you think Islamized neighbourhoods are a myth then you are living in blissful ignorance. You should research or visit Dewsbury, Saint-Denis, Rinkeby or Molenbeek, among many other areas of western European towns and cities. Gang rape of non-Muslim girls is institutional in the Mirpuri Pakistani Muslim community in England. It has been happening for over 20 years to the extent that the daughters of abused women have even been abused by the sons of their abusers. A similar phenomenon has occurred in the French banlieues where the girls are referred to as "tournantes" ("pass-arounds"). Rotherham was only one town, Mirpuri gang rape is a nationwide problem in England. It's disgusting how ideologues like yourself so regularly seek to downplay this. Political sensitivity over the ethnic background and in later years, the religious background of the perpetrators, was indeed found to be a contributing factor. It's a downright lie from you to assert otherwise. The victims being from the most economically marginalised and socially disadvantaged backgrounds was certainly too a contributing factor. Again, the left must reflect on itself over that given how feminism consistently excludes the plight of poor women from its campaigning. I don't want inflammatory rot published in the media. Do you? Perhaps some projection from you there. You know full well that at least since the Charlie Hebdo staff were massacred, media publications in western Europe have self-censored when it comes to criticism and satire of Islam. Recognising jihadist terrorism certainly does see that person labelled racist. A strand of the European left long ago decided that people noticing jihadism is a greater problem than the jihadist terrorism itself. This is abundantly clear after each jihadist attack, when that section of the left polices people's opinions in response to the murderous violence while refusing to discuss the murderous violence that just took place. USA is not in western Europe, you have the wrong continent there. Whatever their "alt right executive" is up to is of little more concern to us here than whatever Narendra Modi's government is doing in India. Why are you bringing up Brexit? I'm against it, personally. although as it happens a majority of British Muslims voted in favour of it under the impression that Pakistani and Bangladeshi immigration could replace EU immigration.

@piershartley6191

7 жыл бұрын

Oh come on, the trojan horse affair really? I thought you meant actual policy not the actions of a few weirdo governors. There are real potential (although largely not actual) issues around faith and free schools, had you attempted to present those it might have been interesting, this is just dull. As for the straw manning this is the same argument you always see presented on this issue and frankly it really pisses me off. The Jay report amongst others found systematic failings in the police and councils response to CSE reports, massive under funding and failures in management of child protective services, failures to properly investigate or support some of the most vulnerable members of our society and indicated there is probably still a huge group of young people that are being exploited that are receiving little to no help. The response to this from elements of the right wing press and individuals such as yourself is to pick up probably the least important issue at hand and run with that. Meanwhile we still have case workers with case loads that are simply impossible to manage, protective services being under funded and social care basically collapsing in on itself and young people left in the hands of predatory adults while we have a three ring circus about the laughable idea that the police are somehow intimidated by the ethnicity of suspects which the same bloody report said was not an issue in bringing proseuctions. Maybe if you were similarly exercised by any of the actual issues I'd have more time for your opinion. But no if you're a bit tired of the lets dance off into lala-land crowd you must be somehow ok with the idea of CSE. It's ideological apologism if anyone who actually has to deal with this kind of awfulness points out that you're basically obfuscating issues that are leaving people in vulnerable situations. Unless I see you and the rest of the daily mail crowd getting similarly incensed about the actual issues involved I'm going to be relatively disinterested in whether or not you get called racist. Especially when you couch your argument in terms like "non muslim girls" which clearly show you don't give a toss about the large group of victims that are probably still out there. I'm not going to bother arguing with you about the idea that the western media suddenly became all touchy feely about not offending muslims because of the Paris attack when you're commenting on a video of a man criticising islam published by a western media outlet it's just too surreal. No one is policing people's opinions, they're disagreeing with them. The idea that debate about islamic terrorism is somehow shut down in western democracies is just bizarre. If you were being honest what people (not the left it's not an organisation) tend to do is point out that terrorist attacks are not somehow representative of the muslim community in general. This fact is so self evident it really shouldn't need to be made but these incidents generate fear out of all proportion to their actual impact. That fear is in turn used to generate an us vs them mentality by people who are either viciously stupid or willing to play nasty games in order to gain political or social status. That in turn makes it easier for politically naive young men to be convinced that driving into a crowd or burning down a building or setting off a bomb is justified. If you genuinely believe that your hurt feelings are more important than attempting to keep the debate framed in such a way that we don't add fuel to the fire then I'm not sure the issue is with the nebulous leftist censors. Of course if you have any evidence of actual violations of free speech occurring feel free to point them out.

@piershartley6191

7 жыл бұрын

Sorry it's kind of difficult to respond to criticism when you don't raise any issues and claim I'm talking about a problem in the past tense when every part of that post was dealing with ongoing issues. Did you read it at all or just stop by to gibber? Where exactly did I deny anything other than I suppose pointing out that "political correctness" was not a major issue?

I don't know who any of those other people are, but let me guess-- the women on the stage argued in favor of continued, endless "multiculturalism" and "diversity"-- and made excuses for Islam...

@smorrow

7 жыл бұрын

She has that look.

@iamyobama5180

5 жыл бұрын

Probably identifies as a "they"

Douglas is superb. He is able to articulate what so many Britons and Europeans are feeling and has the facts and eloquence and sheer balls to say it. If only we had some politicians of his calibre. A courageous man with great integrity.

Love Douglas Murray. He will go down in history along with his book. Every school should have his book as part of their curriculum.

Some of us dare call it treason.

"England for the English."

@MrCmon113

6 жыл бұрын

Joel Hassig Britain for the Celts! Get out Saxons!

@latotheleaf2223

5 жыл бұрын

@@MrCmon113 That's a dumb thing to say. Celtic Britons, Angles, Jutes, Saxons and Nords all come from the same stock. White North Western European and all followed essentially the same polytheistic religion. Comparing that migration to the migration of Arabic and African people who follow completely different ideologies and are from completely different race is just stupid.

@daragildea7434

5 жыл бұрын

@@latotheleaf2223 Ancient celtic religion was very different from germanic religion in point of fact. Just because two religions are polytheistic, does not make them "essentially the same", that is a very ignorant thing to say.

Would love to come to America forever and stay here, but I understand how much Europe and Britain needs you. Blessings from across the pond.

Honestly a few months ago I was feeling pretty shit about America, where I live. Now after hearing about how the rest of the world is, I'm damn glad I live here.

@thepanel2935

5 жыл бұрын

Me too, and I lived in Detroit, one hell of a rough town!

I've gotta admit it too. If I were gay I'd have posters of Douglas Murray and Milo Yianopollous all over my pink walls. Alas, I'm not gay but my 2 favorite British political pundits are. So I'll settle with having both their new books and keep posters of sexy woman instead. -No Homo

@cranekraken24

7 жыл бұрын

Oh shit! I am? Please don't tell my wife and kids. They'd be horrified.

We've had enough for Balkanisation to be a certainty in Western Europe now.

@clouseblowhard891

5 жыл бұрын

Yep then NATO will come bomb you if you defend yourselves against the invaders.

@Lrapsody27

5 жыл бұрын

@@clouseblowhard891 or do "training exercises" with foreign troops in your country when you are protesting (UK)

Douglas, always the smartest man in the room.

Just heard this, but I had reached the same conclusion about the meaning of "populist" years ago.

I'M a WHITE man , if I move to Africa am I now African?. I LIVE IN THE PHILIPPINES AM I A PILIPINO?

@mccari09

5 жыл бұрын

One you gain citizenship then yes

@MeanBeanComedy

5 жыл бұрын

Yes.

@Paladin1983PL

5 жыл бұрын

I wonder if lefties think that a basset born in german shepherd's kennel is a german shepherd. Probably not. But they refuse to apply the same logic to nations.

@MeanBeanComedy

5 жыл бұрын

@@Paladin1983PL Nationalities aren't different subspecies. That's why they don't apply that logic. It's a fallacious false analogy.

@Paladin1983PL

5 жыл бұрын

@@MeanBeanComedy I wonder how large does the genetic difference have to be in order to make it valid. I assume that you see the difference between a Masai and a Pygmy. Or between a Himba and an Australian Aborigin. Do you see a difference between a Swede and a Spaniard? Would you recognize them if they were standing next to each other? I bet you would.

solution to the Wests problems SHORT TERM LIMITS for all politicians!

He is AMAZING!! Love his delivery and beautiful speaking voice.

Douglas, a voice that should be heard.

Popular Misconceptions about the Crusades: A Rebuttal by Dr. Helena P. Schrader Thursday, January 5, 2017 Readers of this blog will be familiar with (and annoyed by) popular misconceptions about the crusades -- such as blaming the rise of the Islamic State on the alleged "atrocities" and "aggression" of the crusaders, or lumping the crusades together with the holocaust as one of the worst crimes against humanity in human history. Nevertheless, you may find the following concise rebuttal of common myths useful in your own discussions with people who have fallen victim to persistent misinformation. 1. The crusades were not an act of genocide. There were battles and sieges, but at NO time was the extermination of any ethnic or religious group the policy or goal of the crusades. 2. The crusades were not wars of aggression. They were a response to over three hundred years of Muslim aggression in which invading Muslim armies had threatened Constantinople and nearly reached the Loire. 3. The crusades were not an invasion of traditionally Muslim territory. The Holy Land had been the home of Christianity since Christ himself, and Christianity had become the official and dominant religion by the end of the 4th Century. At least 50% of the population of the Holy Land was still Christian when the first crusaders arrived. 4. The crusades were not wars of religious conversion. There was no attempt to force the Muslim population in the crusader states established by the First Crusade to convert to Christianity. The Church explicitly condemned forced conversions, and secular authorities found it convenient to tax non-Christians at a higher rate. 5. Except for the First, and to a lesser extend the Third and Sixth Crusades, the Christians LOST all the crusades, and were driven out of the Holy Land in a long series of brutal, bloody campaigns in which the Mamlukes repeatedly slaughtered civilians, broke truces, failed to keep their word and enslaved tens of thousands of civilians. The last crusader foothold in the Holy Land was lost in 1291 with the fall of Acre. In short, there is no need for modern Islam to revenge the crusades--they did that very effectively and brutally in the late 13th century. Modern apologists for ISIL, however, are obsessed with pointing to the atrocities and injustices allegedly committed by the crusaders, while excusing, dismissing or simply ignoring the atrocities perpetrated by their contemporary opponents. This narrative is apparently motivated by the naïve hope that if we “confess” our “guilt” we can somehow deflect or weaken the hatred directed against us. Or perhaps it is motivated by a desire to demonstrate the superiority of our “enlightened” standpoint over the “bigotry” of our enemy? Whatever the reason, most modern references to the “barbarism” of the crusaders and the “atrocities” they committed are little more than rhetoric, yet they draw their inspiration from two "facts" that have been repeated so often that most people don't know the source but accept them unthinking. First, the Greek historian Anna Comnena used the term “barbarian” to describe the participants of the First Crusade, and second, after finally taking Jerusalem by storm in 1099, the crusaders unquestionably sacked the Holy City and massacred the garrison. Now, it must be remembered that the Greeks used the term “barbarian” to refer to anyone who didn’t speak Greek. This included, in a different age, the highly civilized Persians, Babylonians, Egyptians etc. Second, the Greek Emperors considered themselves the descendants and heirs to the Roman Empire-and viewed the German, French, and Norman crusaders as the descendants of the “barbarian hoards” that had over-run the Western Empire. Furthermore, because the Byzantine Empire preserved greater continuity with Rome, it also had a very sophisticated bureaucracy and hierarchy that left the Byzantines confused and offended by the lack of formalized command structures among the crusaders. Indeed, the complete absence of a supreme commander among the crusaders was utterly incomprehensible to a society in which the Emperor was an autocrat. Anna Comnena certainly saw the crusaders as barbarians - that does not mean that we should. The lack of understanding for a different culture exhibited by the Byzantine chroniclers does not mean that that other culture was inherently inferior. Modern readers-particularly enlightened, tolerant modern readers - ought to appreciate and recognize that fact. The sack of Jerusalem, on the other hand, was unquestionably a barbaric act-from the modern perspective. It was hardly so in the eyes of contemporaries. The contemporary rules of war were clear and universally accepted: a city that surrendered could expect mercy, a city that did not could expect “to be put to the sword.” This had been the rule of war at least since the sack of Troy. Modern sensibilities are offended particularly by the fact that Christians, allegedly fighting in the name of a peaceful, forgiving and loving Christ, could commit this “atrocity.” The fact that they did commit this act of bloodshed may be evidence that the medieval understanding of Christianity and our own diverges somewhat - but that would ignore the very sophisticated and centuries-long discussions about the nature of “just wars” and the complex theological debates about the justifications for the crusades themselves. Far more likely, by the time the crusaders at last reached Jerusalem after horrendous suffering and huge losses, they were simply not willing to curb their baser instincts -- even in such a sacred place. Yet this does not make the crusaders “barbarians” in the contemporary context, certainly not when it is clear that most apocalyptic descriptions of the sack are exaggerations and that thousands of Jerusalem’s inhabitants survived. Nor was this in any way an exceptional atrocity, much less justify modern-day atrocities against innocent and unarmed populations inside the Islamic State, or against unarmed civilians in terrorist attacks around the world. defendingcrusaderkingdoms.blogspot.ca/... __________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Absolutely correct most of North Africa and the Middle East including Palestine, which before that there were the Israelites, were Christian in 611 The Persians and their Zoroastrianism religion invaded Syria and persecuted Christians, the Persians were eventually defeated by King Heraclius of the Byzantine Empire who restored Christianity. It was only with the rise of Islam under the Caliph Umar in 634 & their subsequent invasions & murder of the people & priests who would not convert to Islam or pay a Jizya Poll Tax & Kharaj Land Tax By 732 the Arab armies advanced deep in to France to be defeated by Charles Martel only 160 miles from the English Channel now does this sound familiar? An interesting aside is that in 772 caliph Mansur visited Jerusalem where he ordered that all Jews and Christians should have their hand stamped with a special Mark again does that sound familiar? Then in 850 caliph Mutawakil required that all "dhimmis" (Non Muslim) must wear yellow as to identify themselves? Then in 1071 the Turks invaded who were Islamists, now see the familiar pattern here History repeating itself? That is why the Crusades began to rid the Islamic threat to Europe and the persecution of Christians. ~ Gordon Perry

Your example is right in your back yard. You are trying to become the Balkans. If that's the future you want, go for it. But don't lie to yourself that you will somehow be different. You don't have to wonder about these things. History provides plenty of examples.

How come I haven't found out about Douglas Murray yet?! This man is a fucking GOD!

@Cave_Monster

7 жыл бұрын

Have you heard of Anne Marie Waters? try her too

Douglas Murray is one of the most interesting and interested people in British society today. His book 'The Strange Death of Europe' is brilliant.

We just need to watch the house burn down at this point. The game is over, most people just don't know it yet. Then action can be taken.

@MrCmon113

6 жыл бұрын

Inane Observations Why don't you go out of your house for once?

But muh islamic fee-fees.

@StarWarsomania

7 жыл бұрын

Revoltingsheeple Well, given that ONE of those was caused by idiots who believe the only way Allah will grant them eternal life in heaven is if they get themselves killed fighting 'the infidel', I say we worry about that one. You know, given that it kills thousands of people brutally every year, and maims more, and terrorizes millions into shutting up about it. Yeah, that one's an actual problem.

I think anyone who was undecided about the issue Diversity & Migration would have been solidly swayed by Douglas after watching this video. My goodness, this man is really on the ball. Absolutely owned the panel. Truly Hitch Re-incarnated. Amazing insight from a very eloquent & intelligent man.

Hes the man. Seriously, he owns EVERYONE who tries to go against him.

Diversity isnt in any Muslim vocabulary,,as well as assimilation and integration.

NZ MOSQUE killing over 50 have died so far NOT SAYING it’s right however it’s a consequence of not listening to your countrymen nor reading the QURAN and it’s view of non muslims

We ignore this man at our peril!

Great clips independent. I love Douglas as well. He says it so well. I vote Douglas Murray for president of the universe.