October 1, 2026 • 33 mins
The UK is becoming a warning label for the West—and this episode explores why free speech, border policy, and cultural identity are colliding in ways Americans may want to watch closely. In this Rogue Recap, Lynda McLaughlin shares her take on current events in England, including migrant crime, grooming gangs, the arrests of Tommy Robinson and Danny Tommo, and concerns about how authorities respond to public dissent.
She also discusses the PREVENT program, STACU, a terror plot near a UK airbase, and the debate over cultural assimilation and national identity in Britain and France. The conversation looks at the broader questions behind the headlines: how public trust is affected when people believe officials are minimizing crime or suppressing criticism, and how fear of being labeled racist can make discussions about safety, migration, and law enforcement more difficult. This is a direct, urgent episode about the tensions unfolding in the UK—and what they might mean for the future of public debate and policy.
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Speaker 1 (00:01):
Welcome to the Rogue Recap. Hot takes, cold facts, and
zero respect for the official narrative. Sit back, roll your eyes,
and let's recap Rogue Style.
Speaker 2 (00:13):
What is up and welcome to the Rogue Recap. My God,
it has been way too long. I was in England,
ladies and gentlemen. And unfortunately, being in England with the
time difference and still trying to work and take care
of everything proved to be a little bit difficult to
do the podcast. So I've missed you guys. I obviously
have been watching the barrage of news. I'm sure make
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many of you and man, do I have plenty to
say today? I'm going to focus on the UK. And
I was talking to a friend of mine the other
day and he was like, you shouldn't be talking about
the UK. You shouldn't be worried about the UK. We've
got midterms elections in a little over 30 days. That's
where the focus should be. And I was like, I
agree with you, except for, you know, I've always looked
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at Europe and a lot of people look at Europe.
as sort of the barometer of what's coming our way.
I'm a firm believer of that. And, you know, history
has definitely shown us that whatever happens, you know, in
Europe tends to flow directly over to here. And it's
the simple things, right? It's whether we're talking about music
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or fashion or, you know, types of food or cars
or whatever. And now we're looking at culture and we're
looking at a way of dismantling things that have a
legacy and a history in our nations. And one of
them is our Western culture and saying that we're no
longer Christian nations. We're no longer Judeo Christian nations. We
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no longer care about the foundations of our countries, but
instead we have people saying things like, of course we
need to allow people to come to our countries and
have their own faiths and do their own things. And
we need to allow them to just do what they
do when they get here instead of assimilating. And I
got to tell you, that's a hard and fast no
for me. I, I believe that if you go to
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somebody else's country, you shouldn't walk in and expect them
to speak your language. You shouldn't walk in and expect
them to wear your clothes, like types of clothes. You
shouldn't expect them to eat the types of food that
you eat. You should expect to adhere and adjust to
the environment that you are now in. Fortunately, when people
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come to America, because we are so wide open armed
and so accepting that Just because we are that way
doesn't mean that we want to be like you. It
means that you have the right to do you and
to have your faith in your home and live a
certain kind of way in your home. So long as
it doesn't break any laws, you know, like these people
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who do these honor killings, which is a very real thing.
And they're happening all over the United States or female
genital mutilation, which is a very common thing. practice in Islam.
Once again, the religion of peace and love, ladies and gentlemen.
It's funny, like you think about just for a moment,
the interesting synergy between liberalism and Islam. They both claim
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to be the most tolerant and loving and accepting and
only talking about peace. And they are the two most
violent groups in the world. People that practice Islam are
I believe if you're a secular Islamist and you're somebody
who's like, yeah, my mom was Islamic, my dad was Islamic,
I'm a Muslim, it just is what it is. That's
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one thing. And I'm still not totally okay with that.
But unless and until I see large throngs of Muslim
people marching in the street saying that they love America
and they put America before they put their hate that
they're being taught by these mosques and these radical imams,
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you know, jury's out, for me anyway. So we're looking
at what's happening in the UK, full circle, back to this.
And there is a person by the name of Danny Tomo,
full name Daniel Thomas. And Danny Tomo is part of these,
you know, this group of people along with, you know,
Tommy Robinson. And Tommy's obviously a stalwart, right? This is
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a guy who has been put in solitary confinement. They've
tried to break him because he believes in the sanctity
of his nation. He believes in the sanctity of its history,
of its people, and of its culture. And while it's
okay to share with tourists or people who decide to
get visas and stay and live in your nation, it's
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not okay for those people to come in and to
rape and to pillage and to defraud the system and
those who work honorably to put into it to take
care of the many generations of people that are to
come and that have gone. So you're senior citizens and such.
And it's curious to me that we are unable to
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actually have a real conversation about what's happening. I was
saying earlier that facts don't really care about your feelings.
They never have. And this idea that we're not allowed
to say that we are seeing rampant crime being done
and performed by and And on, you know, completely just
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people not being held accountable for it under the guise
of religion. And so in the UK, they've got a
really serious problem because the king, Chucky, he's the biggest
con artist, right? And everybody knows that he's a piece
of shit. And it's one of those things due to
the lineage and how the royals work in England, I guess.
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You know, they can't get rid of this guy. So
wait till he dies at this point. But Just remember,
he didn't ring the bells for Easter, but he celebrated Ramadan.
So you have these grooming gangs, these Pakistani grooming gangs.
You had the member of European Parliament, Rupert Lowe, out
there talking about these victims and the crimes that are
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being waged against these young girls. I mean, I'm talking
young girls, seven and eight year olds, that are becoming
victims and gang raped and drugged. And it's so vile
and horrible. And I think a big part of what
people don't understand is that these kids are kept in
dog cages. They're driven around English cities, London, Birmingham, Manchester,
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in the backs of vans and shopped to men that
can then buy them for an hour, 15 minutes for
eight of their closest friends. I mean, we're talking about
really sick and depraved things here. And when they testified
and they tried to relay to these various members of
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parliament what was happening to them, one of two things happened.
People were unable to listen because they couldn't stomach what
they had been through, or they didn't want to point
the finger at those people who weren't quote unquote British.
And now they're calling them UK nationals. What a crock
of shit. They're not UK nationals. They're illegal aliens that
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these disgusting members of of these legislative parties that are
in these communities and these counties that have now come
by the thousands and they take over these small local roles.
So they're elected. Now they're making laws to protect fellow
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illegal aliens. And then they're more protected by the white
liberals who are trying to say that what they're doing
is okay. I don't actually understand the police force in
the UK, nor do I understand the people that have
served as elected members of parliament for their counties for
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years who are suddenly acquiescing to these Muslims that are
coming in saying, well, we want halal food and we
want the call to prayer and It's okay to rape
an infidel and it doesn't count. And, you know, this
is the way our culture is and they don't need
to assimilate. And we only answer to Allah and all
this bullshit, right? They want to have Sharia courts and
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they're getting very close to achieving a lot of it
because people like Tommy Robinson and Danny Tomo and Katie Hopkins,
when they stand up, they get locked up. by these
assholes in power. And I'm not just talking about Mayor
Sadiq Khan or this, you know, Mahmoud Commissioner. You know,
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we are talking about the highest levels of the prime
minister's office that are coming out and saying that people
who speak out against members of these migrant groups are
right-wing racists. We're not right-wing racists. We just don't want
our kids raped. We don't want our dogs raped, our
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animals murdered. We don't want our elderly raped. I read
a story today about a woman who I think she was,
I don't remember if they said she was 84 or 94,
but she was in her apartment in France, a Sudanese illegal,
broke into her apartment while she was sleeping and raped
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her multiple times and then proceeded to consume copious amounts
of alcohol. and pass out on top of her where
the police found him and her dead. Imagine living into
your last years of your life and being raped by
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a Sudanese migrant because Macron can't find his balls for
10 seconds to protect the people of his country. And
you thought Keir Starmer was bad and the new regime
is not any better, but it's actually the local levels
of government that I find most troubling. Because there has
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to be some sort of relationship between those police officers
that are policing these communities where these horrific crimes are happening,
and the people that are fighting back against them. And
the idea that these police are actually going after their
fellow Englishmen, I I just don't get it. Aren't you
guys married? Don't you have kids? Don't you want somebody
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to stand up for your country? Like, okay, you decided
to be a police officer. You decided to be in
law enforcement. You know, you are in this role. But
when you go to somebody's house because they posted on
X or they posted on Facebook, something that says, I'm
really starting to wonder about my country and the amount
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of illegal migrants that they're letting come in on these
dinghy boats that are arriving daily, multiple times with hundreds
of fighting age men by themselves. We're not rescuing women
and children from the depths of despair in these third
world countries. We're bringing in these men who believe that
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women are worthless and who believe that they're allowed to
rape them and keep them as their own or leave
them for dead after they gang rape them. And I
think Some of what should happen, and I don't really
know how this could happen or what the feasibility is,
but they have all these cameras everywhere, right? Why don't
you show what it is for one of these women
to be held down and raped? Is that what people
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need to see? Do you need to see these poor
women that are walking along, not bothering anybody, being harassed
by five or six men at a time and then
slapped around, beaten and held down against their will and
raped in broad daylight in the middle of the street?
Is that what people need to see to understand the
vile nature of what we're dealing with? I am so
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upset by what is happening to Danny Tomo in the
current state of the UK. I was reading today an
article and it's from a paper in England called The Metro.
And it was posted on an account called the Free
Speech Union. And it explains that social media posts criticizing
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government policy are being monitored, and they're being logged by
the officials. This paper Metro has obtained a list of
77 critical posts recorded by the Standards and Compliance Unit,
the STACU, which oversees the government's PREVENT program. This program
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was established in 24. It is a quote-unquote opaque body
set up to handle complaints about PREVENT made on X
and Reddit. it appears officials are also scouring the internet
for criticism of the program. The posts include comments from
ordinary people, many of whom would never expect that government
officials to be monitoring their social media. A significant number
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were flagged for describing Prevent as biased. One ex-user made
the list after calling its training complete bullshit. And then
this is their commentary on this. It says, how can
Britain claim to be a liberal democracy and When officials
monitor and log posts criticizing government policies and programs, more
than 62,000 people have been arrested for speech-related offenses in
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the past five years, including over social media posts. Every day,
Britain feels more like George Orwell's 1984. And this may
just be the beginning. Andy Burnham's National Center for Information
Defense says, has been billed as a tool to counter
information warfare from Russia. But he has also said it
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should address counter narratives about Britain. That raises serious concerns
about whether it could be used to target criticism of
government policy and its handling of such issues as mass
uncontrolled migration. And with so many secretive monitoring bodies, transparency
is lacking. This revelation requires further questions about free speech,
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the right to protest, and the right to criticize the government. Now,
Andy Burnham is even more woke and more liberal than
Keir Starmer, if that's possible. And so they have this
thing out and they're saying like, yeah, if we see
anybody and they're posting or they're doing anything, we are
going to come after them. We are going to tell
them that they are not allowed to say these things.
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And if they do say these things, the police will
come to their home, break through their door and arrest
them for hate speech. So if you say, I am
afraid of all of these illegal migrants that are crossing
into my country every single day. They go through no clearance.
We have no idea what their background is. We have
no idea if they're criminals. We just know that they're
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coming into the country. And if we say something about them,
we're being arrested. And that is exactly what happened in
Tommy Robinson. That is exactly what is happening to Danny Tomo. Now,
Danny Tomo was out in international waters and cut open
one of these stupid ass dinghies so that they couldn't
bring in any more migrants. That's what they arrested him for.
That's the crazy part. I want you to take a
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look at this video really quick. There's no words for this.
It's only 30 seconds. But I don't think that people
are going away quietly after this has happened.
Speaker 3 (15:20):
Free Danny Tomo. They've nicked him for putting a hole
in a dinghy. They said they'd use the full force
of the law. Now they have.
Speaker 1 (15:33):
That's the tactic.
Speaker 3 (15:35):
Take one man down, hope the rest bottle it. Too
late for that. Take one man down, there'll be 10
more lads to take his place. What do you think
they're up to?
Speaker 2 (15:56):
So that video is by a group called The Node Project.
And if you're listening and not watching this video, What
you're seeing is a group of British patriots on the shores,
and they're showing you that you can put Tommy Robinson
in jail and you can put Danny Tomo in jail,
but we're not going to stand around and let you
take our country from us because that's exactly what's happening. Now,
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I will tell you, I was in England for about
six days, and I will tell you on good authority
that these people are walking around. They are in groups.
They are dirty. They're gross. There are women that are
in head to toe full burqas. I mean, you can't
see anything. They have, they actually have the full hijab
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on and the burqa on where you can't even see
their eyes. The slit in their eyes still has like
a thin veil over their eyes. Imagine being told that
you have to wear sheets all day because the mere
appearance of you gives a man the right to rape you.
And then you're the person who has made the error.
You are the person committing the offense. because you have
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now made and enticed a man to do this to you.
This is the logic that we're dealing with. Like it's
really some third world bullshit. And it is so beyond,
I think what our nation here as Americans, I don't
think we're quite understanding what we're dealing with. Like all
these people who are talking shit about Hassan Piker, don't
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get me wrong. I agree. Hassan Piker is a total
piece of shit. And he says some really nutty stuff.
And he says he hates everybody and blah, blah, blah.
That's fine. But a big part of what makes me
particularly worried about Hassan Piker and Abdullah Al-Sayed is their
commitment to Islam. It's not about their commitment to tearing
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shit down or stirring shit up. It's their commitment to Islam,
their commitment to Allah, their commitment to Muslims and Islam
before everything else. It's the same thing we hear when
we talk about Ilhan Omar. Still waiting, by the way,
on seeing whether or not she's going to get her
shit kicked out of the country for marrying her brother.
I mean, just for a second, can we just, you know,
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if this was like your typical white woman and they
were like, yeah, you know, Sue over there, she married
her brother, Jim. Yeah, Sue wouldn't be in Congress anymore, guys. Like, sorry,
not sorry. And I think unless and until we can
start to have real conversations about the fact that we
are looking at a complete and utter just a, we
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dismiss anything that is about Islam because we don't want
to be seen as Islamophobic. It's not Islamophobic to say
that the crimes that are happening in England, the crimes
that are happening against young British girls are happening by
large group of Muslim men from Muslim countries because that
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is what's happening. And the problem is that it's not
coming to a head because the people that are covering
up are the same people that are supposed to be
actually taking care of it. They're members of the police force.
They're members of the county. They're members that are holding office.
So nobody has anywhere to go. So for example, you
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saw this foiled attempt at blowing up this airport in
the UK. And this farmer was actually the one that
found these five or six, the farmer actually said there
was probably about eight terrorists on this side of the road.
But she saw them and obviously was like, these do
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not look like regular British people. It is the middle
of the night. This is an out of nowhere, middle
of nothing road. And all these guys are sitting there.
And it's one of those things where you're like, should
I call this in? Should I not call this in?
And this brave farmer calls it in to find out
what is going on. So they get these people. They
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gather them up. They bring them in for, quote unquote,
counterterrorism operations and questioning so that they can take a
look at these individuals. and find out what is going on.
But we're not allowed to say that they're possibly connected
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to Iran. We're not allowed to say that they're Muslims.
We're not allowed to say that they're not inherent to
the nation of England. And then they go so far
as to call them freaking UK nationals. I'm like, who
in the hell is developing these names and saying that
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they're not illegal aliens that are coming in, you know,
from God knows where. I mean, then they have only
five of them that they arrested, but the farmer's like, yeah,
there wasn't five. There was like seven or eight guys.
So that means three of them got away. Lord knows
where they went. They had a car full of explosives
and other terrorist, um, terrorists, like I guess in a paraphernalia,
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if you will. And so they have this whole car
full of all of this at the American, uh, air base.
in Southwest England. And the UK Prime Minister, Andy Burnham,
says there's a strong indication that Iran played a role
in the suspected terror plot. Now, I have no idea
if Iran played a role in this or not. And
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I don't think Burnham knows his ass from his head,
just as much as I don't think that Mahmoud knows
her ass from her head. I think they are all
so far left and they all hate their own country
so much. that they could give a shit less. They
hate America. They hate the UK. They want to bring
it all down. They're part of this Neville Singham Soros
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elite group of people who believe in one thing and
one thing only, and that's world domination. And that's not
being funny. They do not care about anything that literally
doesn't affect them. So there's this concept that they can
just keep doing what they're doing and stealing money from
taxpayers and and over-controlling everyone and big brothering everyone into silence.
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But as you heard by what I just played, people
are done. They're not taking any more shit. You want
to bring in eight people from another country that want
to blow up a US airbase? England's supposed to be
our ally? How many more people are in your country?
How many sleeper cells do you have that you know
nothing about? Because you're so busy placating people to a
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culture that hates the shit out of you? Why are
you acquiescing to a group of people who would no
sooner see you dead? Why? There's only one reason. And
I always say it comes back to money and it does.
So they have invested in this one world elite group, right?
The Bill Gates's and the Zuckerberg's and the Sam Altman's,
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they're all part of this elite group where they have
billions of dollars that come from stealing from the everyman,
that come from tricking the everyman, from showing them that
how much better it is for them to have control
over you and provide you these tools and these gifts
and these technologies that you just can't live without. And
then they take them away from you and they rape
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your kids and they murder your people and they steal
your land and they move into your homes and suddenly
you're sitting there going, huh, funny, I think somebody told
me once that this was coming down the pike. And
when people like me speak out and we start to
talk about these things, people say, oh my God, that's
racist or you're wah, wah, wah, wah, phobic, whatever it is.
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We're not. We're looking at things that are happening and
we're telling you that they are happening. At some point,
we have to be able to speak out clearly about
what is happening. It's the same thing as when they
tell a story in the United States and they say
that a black woman was lynched in a Southern state.
but then they omit the fact that the person that
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lynched her or people were two young black men. So
they inspire a reaction from their headline. And they know
that most people don't read PESTA headline. They know it.
So you get a headline, people freak out. How can
we have modern day lynchings in 2026 and on and on, right?
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And they're freaking out. Come to find out there's no
modern day lynching. This is some kind of disgusting, you know,
set of people that took this poor woman and murdered her.
But it has nothing to do with lynching or racism.
It has to do with two disgusting people who murdered
another person, not two white people that murdered a black person,
two black people that murdered a black person. And when
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that detail came out, the story went away because her
life didn't matter anymore because they couldn't politicize it. That
is what's happening in the UK. They want to say
that people on the far right are these right-wing lunatics.
that have all of these phobias about people coming into
their country. They don't have phobias. They have real life
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accounting that they've seen with their own eyes and they
don't want it to happen to their families or their children.
And they're coming to you as their leadership and their government,
and you're turning your back on them and you're imprisoning
those who actually stand up to stop the influx. So
these five UK terrorists, because they only took in five,
who tried to blow up an American air base in England,
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are free. They were let out on bail. We have
an eyewitness who the UK counterterrorism officers have never interviewed.
She gave an interview to local media, which is actually
very brave of her, but they never interviewed her. Explain
to me how someone is running the UK counterterrorism office
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and did not bring in the eyewitness who reported the
terrorists outside of the airbase about what they were doing
was not interviewed. Does that make any sense to anybody?
Of course it doesn't. If you're a common sense person,
you're hearing me say this going, oh, that's freaking weird.
Why wouldn't you interview the one main witness? And then
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you start to listen to the elected officials. So take
a listen to Shabam Mahmood as she's being interviewed. And
notice where she says that her allegiance lies.
Speaker 4 (26:26):
A reminder.
Speaker 5 (26:28):
And the other thing that I think brings you solace
or something different to politics is your faith. And I
noticed you have the pendant on your, is that a
symbol of faith?
Speaker 4 (26:42):
So this says Allah, which is Arabic for God. I mean,
so there is an accountability, right? This life is not
the end. It is a beginning. There is another life.
And there is accountability before God for everything that you
have said and done in this world. But like remembering
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that this life is not the end, that God knows all,
like it means that I can sort of step back
a bit and then also just remember that who I am,
you know, what my life is for me. It's a gift.
It's a test. I have a set of responsibilities. I
have a privilege I have to account for have decisions
I need to be accountable for, not just to parliament,
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but in the end to the God that made me.
Speaker 2 (27:36):
So in Islam, it is always that you have Allah
first and your country comes second. And she is telling
you that she has her allegiance in check. She is 100%
telling you that her allegiance is to Islam and to Allah.
It is not to England. It has nothing to do
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with England. It has to do with her having control
over a group of people in a country that used
to be pretty focused on being Christian. And they want
to make sure that they get to a spot where
that becomes the minority. If you look through your history books,
if you go back and you study everything that we
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have experienced, here in America as a very young nation,
and then in parts of Europe as much older nations.
And you look at the times where Islam came into
play and where they were let in or where there
were battles or wars. Islam always wanted one thing, to conquer, control, destroy.
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Today in France, there are groups of Sudanese as well
as other African migrants going through the streets of Paris,
and other parts of the suburbs around Paris, and setting
fire to century-old Catholic schools, high schools, churches. How many
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incredible churches have suddenly caught fire? All of a sudden,
we have a mass fire problem in Catholic churches. Nobody
else thinks that's weird? Of course we think it's weird.
Of course we think it's bullshit. Of course we know
it's a lie. And that is, to me, the most
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frightening part. When they start to burn down your history,
when you no longer have that Catholic church to walk
down and see, when you no longer can go somewhere
and say, wow, this is from the 1600s. Look how
old it is. Look at the history we have here.
They are erasing the history. They want to start over.
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They want you to know only one thing. You see
these little kids, they're being ushered off in their public
schools in England and here now in America. Today, we're
going to spend a day at a madrasa. Today, we're
going to spend the day at a mosque. Oh, we're
going to put little girls in hijabs. What in the
hell is wrong with these parents? Why in the world
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is there not a separation of church and state here
in the United States? Why do we have the call
to prayer five times a day in various parts of
the United States? That's not who we are. Never has been,
never will be. You can bring as many as you
want here. You want to play the call to prayer
in your house, have at it. I could give a
shit less. But when I started hearing that ridiculous stuff
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all through a county, all through a community, why? And
then someone tried to make the comparison to me the
other day. It's the same thing as the church bells ringing.
I promise you it's not. The call to prayer sounds
like someone dying a very slow and painful death. Church
bells go on for like, I don't know, a minute
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and it's over. I think that we need a real reset.
We need real leaders that are able to stand up
and are able to really fight back to what we
see happening. And I think, unfortunately, what's truly going on
is we now have our own citizens. We have people
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that are taking the fight to the streets, but they're
doing it on their lonesome. They're doing it all by
themselves because our leadership has failed us. They really have.
I'll leave you guys with this thought today. This is
Tommy Robinson. He wrote this a little while ago and
he said, you know, a leading politician of a party
points out that the UK home secretary is an Islamist
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and he's right. Shabana Mahmood is on record saying Islam
comes before anything else. Islam is Sharia. So she's already
declared Sharia is more important than democracy to her, more
important than British laws and values. Over a decade ago,
she's on camera aiding and abetting the invasion of Europe
via Greece. She personally signed off on my solitary confinement
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every 28 days because of Islam, as I am against
her ideological beliefs. She used her position to punish me,
and I believe the same with Danny Tamo. This week,
she announced easier ways for Afghans and Palestinians to come
live in the UK at the taxpayer's expense. Even when
damning statistics show these people are massively more likely to
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rape and kill, this is the enemy within. And he's right. Statistically,
we are seeing that young children are being raped and
murdered by these migrants. And these people just don't care.
And at some point, regular people have had enough. And
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I think that's where we've kind of arrived in the UK.
My fear is that when it comes to America, it
will get much uglier. And I pray that we fight
back before it gets there. Depressing, but it's our reality.
We'll follow up more tomorrow. I am Linda McLaughlin. Happy
to be back with you. And check us out at
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The Rogue Recap at LindaMick and RogueRecap.com. We will catch
you guys tomorrow. Everybody be safe out there. Good night.
Welcome to the Rogue Recap. Hot takes, cold facts, and
zero respect for the official narrative. Sit back, roll your eyes,
and let's recap Rogue Style.
Speaker 2 (00:13):
What is up and welcome to the Rogue Recap. My God,
it has been way too long. I was in England,
ladies and gentlemen. And unfortunately, being in England with the
time difference and still trying to work and take care
of everything proved to be a little bit difficult to
do the podcast. So I've missed you guys. I obviously
have been watching the barrage of news. I'm sure make
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many of you and man, do I have plenty to
say today? I'm going to focus on the UK. And
I was talking to a friend of mine the other
day and he was like, you shouldn't be talking about
the UK. You shouldn't be worried about the UK. We've
got midterms elections in a little over 30 days. That's
where the focus should be. And I was like, I
agree with you, except for, you know, I've always looked
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at Europe and a lot of people look at Europe.
as sort of the barometer of what's coming our way.
I'm a firm believer of that. And, you know, history
has definitely shown us that whatever happens, you know, in
Europe tends to flow directly over to here. And it's
the simple things, right? It's whether we're talking about music
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or fashion or, you know, types of food or cars
or whatever. And now we're looking at culture and we're
looking at a way of dismantling things that have a
legacy and a history in our nations. And one of
them is our Western culture and saying that we're no
longer Christian nations. We're no longer Judeo Christian nations. We
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no longer care about the foundations of our countries, but
instead we have people saying things like, of course we
need to allow people to come to our countries and
have their own faiths and do their own things. And
we need to allow them to just do what they
do when they get here instead of assimilating. And I
got to tell you, that's a hard and fast no
for me. I, I believe that if you go to
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somebody else's country, you shouldn't walk in and expect them
to speak your language. You shouldn't walk in and expect
them to wear your clothes, like types of clothes. You
shouldn't expect them to eat the types of food that
you eat. You should expect to adhere and adjust to
the environment that you are now in. Fortunately, when people
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come to America, because we are so wide open armed
and so accepting that Just because we are that way
doesn't mean that we want to be like you. It
means that you have the right to do you and
to have your faith in your home and live a
certain kind of way in your home. So long as
it doesn't break any laws, you know, like these people
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who do these honor killings, which is a very real thing.
And they're happening all over the United States or female
genital mutilation, which is a very common thing. practice in Islam.
Once again, the religion of peace and love, ladies and gentlemen.
It's funny, like you think about just for a moment,
the interesting synergy between liberalism and Islam. They both claim
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to be the most tolerant and loving and accepting and
only talking about peace. And they are the two most
violent groups in the world. People that practice Islam are
I believe if you're a secular Islamist and you're somebody
who's like, yeah, my mom was Islamic, my dad was Islamic,
I'm a Muslim, it just is what it is. That's
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one thing. And I'm still not totally okay with that.
But unless and until I see large throngs of Muslim
people marching in the street saying that they love America
and they put America before they put their hate that
they're being taught by these mosques and these radical imams,
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you know, jury's out, for me anyway. So we're looking
at what's happening in the UK, full circle, back to this.
And there is a person by the name of Danny Tomo,
full name Daniel Thomas. And Danny Tomo is part of these,
you know, this group of people along with, you know,
Tommy Robinson. And Tommy's obviously a stalwart, right? This is
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a guy who has been put in solitary confinement. They've
tried to break him because he believes in the sanctity
of his nation. He believes in the sanctity of its history,
of its people, and of its culture. And while it's
okay to share with tourists or people who decide to
get visas and stay and live in your nation, it's
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not okay for those people to come in and to
rape and to pillage and to defraud the system and
those who work honorably to put into it to take
care of the many generations of people that are to
come and that have gone. So you're senior citizens and such.
And it's curious to me that we are unable to
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actually have a real conversation about what's happening. I was
saying earlier that facts don't really care about your feelings.
They never have. And this idea that we're not allowed
to say that we are seeing rampant crime being done
and performed by and And on, you know, completely just
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people not being held accountable for it under the guise
of religion. And so in the UK, they've got a
really serious problem because the king, Chucky, he's the biggest
con artist, right? And everybody knows that he's a piece
of shit. And it's one of those things due to
the lineage and how the royals work in England, I guess.
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You know, they can't get rid of this guy. So
wait till he dies at this point. But Just remember,
he didn't ring the bells for Easter, but he celebrated Ramadan.
So you have these grooming gangs, these Pakistani grooming gangs.
You had the member of European Parliament, Rupert Lowe, out
there talking about these victims and the crimes that are
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being waged against these young girls. I mean, I'm talking
young girls, seven and eight year olds, that are becoming
victims and gang raped and drugged. And it's so vile
and horrible. And I think a big part of what
people don't understand is that these kids are kept in
dog cages. They're driven around English cities, London, Birmingham, Manchester,
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in the backs of vans and shopped to men that
can then buy them for an hour, 15 minutes for
eight of their closest friends. I mean, we're talking about
really sick and depraved things here. And when they testified
and they tried to relay to these various members of
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parliament what was happening to them, one of two things happened.
People were unable to listen because they couldn't stomach what
they had been through, or they didn't want to point
the finger at those people who weren't quote unquote British.
And now they're calling them UK nationals. What a crock
of shit. They're not UK nationals. They're illegal aliens that
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these disgusting members of of these legislative parties that are
in these communities and these counties that have now come
by the thousands and they take over these small local roles.
So they're elected. Now they're making laws to protect fellow
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illegal aliens. And then they're more protected by the white
liberals who are trying to say that what they're doing
is okay. I don't actually understand the police force in
the UK, nor do I understand the people that have
served as elected members of parliament for their counties for
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years who are suddenly acquiescing to these Muslims that are
coming in saying, well, we want halal food and we
want the call to prayer and It's okay to rape
an infidel and it doesn't count. And, you know, this
is the way our culture is and they don't need
to assimilate. And we only answer to Allah and all
this bullshit, right? They want to have Sharia courts and
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they're getting very close to achieving a lot of it
because people like Tommy Robinson and Danny Tomo and Katie Hopkins,
when they stand up, they get locked up. by these
assholes in power. And I'm not just talking about Mayor
Sadiq Khan or this, you know, Mahmoud Commissioner. You know,
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we are talking about the highest levels of the prime
minister's office that are coming out and saying that people
who speak out against members of these migrant groups are
right-wing racists. We're not right-wing racists. We just don't want
our kids raped. We don't want our dogs raped, our
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animals murdered. We don't want our elderly raped. I read
a story today about a woman who I think she was,
I don't remember if they said she was 84 or 94,
but she was in her apartment in France, a Sudanese illegal,
broke into her apartment while she was sleeping and raped
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her multiple times and then proceeded to consume copious amounts
of alcohol. and pass out on top of her where
the police found him and her dead. Imagine living into
your last years of your life and being raped by
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a Sudanese migrant because Macron can't find his balls for
10 seconds to protect the people of his country. And
you thought Keir Starmer was bad and the new regime
is not any better, but it's actually the local levels
of government that I find most troubling. Because there has
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to be some sort of relationship between those police officers
that are policing these communities where these horrific crimes are happening,
and the people that are fighting back against them. And
the idea that these police are actually going after their
fellow Englishmen, I I just don't get it. Aren't you
guys married? Don't you have kids? Don't you want somebody
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to stand up for your country? Like, okay, you decided
to be a police officer. You decided to be in
law enforcement. You know, you are in this role. But
when you go to somebody's house because they posted on
X or they posted on Facebook, something that says, I'm
really starting to wonder about my country and the amount
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of illegal migrants that they're letting come in on these
dinghy boats that are arriving daily, multiple times with hundreds
of fighting age men by themselves. We're not rescuing women
and children from the depths of despair in these third
world countries. We're bringing in these men who believe that
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women are worthless and who believe that they're allowed to
rape them and keep them as their own or leave
them for dead after they gang rape them. And I
think Some of what should happen, and I don't really
know how this could happen or what the feasibility is,
but they have all these cameras everywhere, right? Why don't
you show what it is for one of these women
to be held down and raped? Is that what people
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need to see? Do you need to see these poor
women that are walking along, not bothering anybody, being harassed
by five or six men at a time and then
slapped around, beaten and held down against their will and
raped in broad daylight in the middle of the street?
Is that what people need to see to understand the
vile nature of what we're dealing with? I am so
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upset by what is happening to Danny Tomo in the
current state of the UK. I was reading today an
article and it's from a paper in England called The Metro.
And it was posted on an account called the Free
Speech Union. And it explains that social media posts criticizing
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government policy are being monitored, and they're being logged by
the officials. This paper Metro has obtained a list of
77 critical posts recorded by the Standards and Compliance Unit,
the STACU, which oversees the government's PREVENT program. This program
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was established in 24. It is a quote-unquote opaque body
set up to handle complaints about PREVENT made on X
and Reddit. it appears officials are also scouring the internet
for criticism of the program. The posts include comments from
ordinary people, many of whom would never expect that government
officials to be monitoring their social media. A significant number
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were flagged for describing Prevent as biased. One ex-user made
the list after calling its training complete bullshit. And then
this is their commentary on this. It says, how can
Britain claim to be a liberal democracy and When officials
monitor and log posts criticizing government policies and programs, more
than 62,000 people have been arrested for speech-related offenses in
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the past five years, including over social media posts. Every day,
Britain feels more like George Orwell's 1984. And this may
just be the beginning. Andy Burnham's National Center for Information
Defense says, has been billed as a tool to counter
information warfare from Russia. But he has also said it
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should address counter narratives about Britain. That raises serious concerns
about whether it could be used to target criticism of
government policy and its handling of such issues as mass
uncontrolled migration. And with so many secretive monitoring bodies, transparency
is lacking. This revelation requires further questions about free speech,
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the right to protest, and the right to criticize the government. Now,
Andy Burnham is even more woke and more liberal than
Keir Starmer, if that's possible. And so they have this
thing out and they're saying like, yeah, if we see
anybody and they're posting or they're doing anything, we are
going to come after them. We are going to tell
them that they are not allowed to say these things.
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And if they do say these things, the police will
come to their home, break through their door and arrest
them for hate speech. So if you say, I am
afraid of all of these illegal migrants that are crossing
into my country every single day. They go through no clearance.
We have no idea what their background is. We have
no idea if they're criminals. We just know that they're
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coming into the country. And if we say something about them,
we're being arrested. And that is exactly what happened in
Tommy Robinson. That is exactly what is happening to Danny Tomo. Now,
Danny Tomo was out in international waters and cut open
one of these stupid ass dinghies so that they couldn't
bring in any more migrants. That's what they arrested him for.
That's the crazy part. I want you to take a
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look at this video really quick. There's no words for this.
It's only 30 seconds. But I don't think that people
are going away quietly after this has happened.
Speaker 3 (15:20):
Free Danny Tomo. They've nicked him for putting a hole
in a dinghy. They said they'd use the full force
of the law. Now they have.
Speaker 1 (15:33):
That's the tactic.
Speaker 3 (15:35):
Take one man down, hope the rest bottle it. Too
late for that. Take one man down, there'll be 10
more lads to take his place. What do you think
they're up to?
Speaker 2 (15:56):
So that video is by a group called The Node Project.
And if you're listening and not watching this video, What
you're seeing is a group of British patriots on the shores,
and they're showing you that you can put Tommy Robinson
in jail and you can put Danny Tomo in jail,
but we're not going to stand around and let you
take our country from us because that's exactly what's happening. Now,
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I will tell you, I was in England for about
six days, and I will tell you on good authority
that these people are walking around. They are in groups.
They are dirty. They're gross. There are women that are
in head to toe full burqas. I mean, you can't
see anything. They have, they actually have the full hijab
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on and the burqa on where you can't even see
their eyes. The slit in their eyes still has like
a thin veil over their eyes. Imagine being told that
you have to wear sheets all day because the mere
appearance of you gives a man the right to rape you.
And then you're the person who has made the error.
You are the person committing the offense. because you have
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now made and enticed a man to do this to you.
This is the logic that we're dealing with. Like it's
really some third world bullshit. And it is so beyond,
I think what our nation here as Americans, I don't
think we're quite understanding what we're dealing with. Like all
these people who are talking shit about Hassan Piker, don't
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get me wrong. I agree. Hassan Piker is a total
piece of shit. And he says some really nutty stuff.
And he says he hates everybody and blah, blah, blah.
That's fine. But a big part of what makes me
particularly worried about Hassan Piker and Abdullah Al-Sayed is their
commitment to Islam. It's not about their commitment to tearing
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shit down or stirring shit up. It's their commitment to Islam,
their commitment to Allah, their commitment to Muslims and Islam
before everything else. It's the same thing we hear when
we talk about Ilhan Omar. Still waiting, by the way,
on seeing whether or not she's going to get her
shit kicked out of the country for marrying her brother.
I mean, just for a second, can we just, you know,
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if this was like your typical white woman and they
were like, yeah, you know, Sue over there, she married
her brother, Jim. Yeah, Sue wouldn't be in Congress anymore, guys. Like, sorry,
not sorry. And I think unless and until we can
start to have real conversations about the fact that we
are looking at a complete and utter just a, we
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dismiss anything that is about Islam because we don't want
to be seen as Islamophobic. It's not Islamophobic to say
that the crimes that are happening in England, the crimes
that are happening against young British girls are happening by
large group of Muslim men from Muslim countries because that
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is what's happening. And the problem is that it's not
coming to a head because the people that are covering
up are the same people that are supposed to be
actually taking care of it. They're members of the police force.
They're members of the county. They're members that are holding office.
So nobody has anywhere to go. So for example, you
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saw this foiled attempt at blowing up this airport in
the UK. And this farmer was actually the one that
found these five or six, the farmer actually said there
was probably about eight terrorists on this side of the road.
But she saw them and obviously was like, these do
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not look like regular British people. It is the middle
of the night. This is an out of nowhere, middle
of nothing road. And all these guys are sitting there.
And it's one of those things where you're like, should
I call this in? Should I not call this in?
And this brave farmer calls it in to find out
what is going on. So they get these people. They
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gather them up. They bring them in for, quote unquote,
counterterrorism operations and questioning so that they can take a
look at these individuals. and find out what is going on.
But we're not allowed to say that they're possibly connected
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to Iran. We're not allowed to say that they're Muslims.
We're not allowed to say that they're not inherent to
the nation of England. And then they go so far
as to call them freaking UK nationals. I'm like, who
in the hell is developing these names and saying that
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they're not illegal aliens that are coming in, you know,
from God knows where. I mean, then they have only
five of them that they arrested, but the farmer's like, yeah,
there wasn't five. There was like seven or eight guys.
So that means three of them got away. Lord knows
where they went. They had a car full of explosives
and other terrorist, um, terrorists, like I guess in a paraphernalia,
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if you will. And so they have this whole car
full of all of this at the American, uh, air base.
in Southwest England. And the UK Prime Minister, Andy Burnham,
says there's a strong indication that Iran played a role
in the suspected terror plot. Now, I have no idea
if Iran played a role in this or not. And
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I don't think Burnham knows his ass from his head,
just as much as I don't think that Mahmoud knows
her ass from her head. I think they are all
so far left and they all hate their own country
so much. that they could give a shit less. They
hate America. They hate the UK. They want to bring
it all down. They're part of this Neville Singham Soros
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elite group of people who believe in one thing and
one thing only, and that's world domination. And that's not
being funny. They do not care about anything that literally
doesn't affect them. So there's this concept that they can
just keep doing what they're doing and stealing money from
taxpayers and and over-controlling everyone and big brothering everyone into silence.
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But as you heard by what I just played, people
are done. They're not taking any more shit. You want
to bring in eight people from another country that want
to blow up a US airbase? England's supposed to be
our ally? How many more people are in your country?
How many sleeper cells do you have that you know
nothing about? Because you're so busy placating people to a
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culture that hates the shit out of you? Why are
you acquiescing to a group of people who would no
sooner see you dead? Why? There's only one reason. And
I always say it comes back to money and it does.
So they have invested in this one world elite group, right?
The Bill Gates's and the Zuckerberg's and the Sam Altman's,
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they're all part of this elite group where they have
billions of dollars that come from stealing from the everyman,
that come from tricking the everyman, from showing them that
how much better it is for them to have control
over you and provide you these tools and these gifts
and these technologies that you just can't live without. And
then they take them away from you and they rape
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your kids and they murder your people and they steal
your land and they move into your homes and suddenly
you're sitting there going, huh, funny, I think somebody told
me once that this was coming down the pike. And
when people like me speak out and we start to
talk about these things, people say, oh my God, that's
racist or you're wah, wah, wah, wah, phobic, whatever it is.
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We're not. We're looking at things that are happening and
we're telling you that they are happening. At some point,
we have to be able to speak out clearly about
what is happening. It's the same thing as when they
tell a story in the United States and they say
that a black woman was lynched in a Southern state.
but then they omit the fact that the person that
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lynched her or people were two young black men. So
they inspire a reaction from their headline. And they know
that most people don't read PESTA headline. They know it.
So you get a headline, people freak out. How can
we have modern day lynchings in 2026 and on and on, right?
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And they're freaking out. Come to find out there's no
modern day lynching. This is some kind of disgusting, you know,
set of people that took this poor woman and murdered her.
But it has nothing to do with lynching or racism.
It has to do with two disgusting people who murdered
another person, not two white people that murdered a black person,
two black people that murdered a black person. And when
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that detail came out, the story went away because her
life didn't matter anymore because they couldn't politicize it. That
is what's happening in the UK. They want to say
that people on the far right are these right-wing lunatics.
that have all of these phobias about people coming into
their country. They don't have phobias. They have real life
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accounting that they've seen with their own eyes and they
don't want it to happen to their families or their children.
And they're coming to you as their leadership and their government,
and you're turning your back on them and you're imprisoning
those who actually stand up to stop the influx. So
these five UK terrorists, because they only took in five,
who tried to blow up an American air base in England,
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are free. They were let out on bail. We have
an eyewitness who the UK counterterrorism officers have never interviewed.
She gave an interview to local media, which is actually
very brave of her, but they never interviewed her. Explain
to me how someone is running the UK counterterrorism office
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and did not bring in the eyewitness who reported the
terrorists outside of the airbase about what they were doing
was not interviewed. Does that make any sense to anybody?
Of course it doesn't. If you're a common sense person,
you're hearing me say this going, oh, that's freaking weird.
Why wouldn't you interview the one main witness? And then
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you start to listen to the elected officials. So take
a listen to Shabam Mahmood as she's being interviewed. And
notice where she says that her allegiance lies.
Speaker 4 (26:26):
A reminder.
Speaker 5 (26:28):
And the other thing that I think brings you solace
or something different to politics is your faith. And I
noticed you have the pendant on your, is that a
symbol of faith?
Speaker 4 (26:42):
So this says Allah, which is Arabic for God. I mean,
so there is an accountability, right? This life is not
the end. It is a beginning. There is another life.
And there is accountability before God for everything that you
have said and done in this world. But like remembering
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that this life is not the end, that God knows all,
like it means that I can sort of step back
a bit and then also just remember that who I am,
you know, what my life is for me. It's a gift.
It's a test. I have a set of responsibilities. I
have a privilege I have to account for have decisions
I need to be accountable for, not just to parliament,
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but in the end to the God that made me.
Speaker 2 (27:36):
So in Islam, it is always that you have Allah
first and your country comes second. And she is telling
you that she has her allegiance in check. She is 100%
telling you that her allegiance is to Islam and to Allah.
It is not to England. It has nothing to do
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with England. It has to do with her having control
over a group of people in a country that used
to be pretty focused on being Christian. And they want
to make sure that they get to a spot where
that becomes the minority. If you look through your history books,
if you go back and you study everything that we
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have experienced, here in America as a very young nation,
and then in parts of Europe as much older nations.
And you look at the times where Islam came into
play and where they were let in or where there
were battles or wars. Islam always wanted one thing, to conquer, control, destroy.
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Today in France, there are groups of Sudanese as well
as other African migrants going through the streets of Paris,
and other parts of the suburbs around Paris, and setting
fire to century-old Catholic schools, high schools, churches. How many
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incredible churches have suddenly caught fire? All of a sudden,
we have a mass fire problem in Catholic churches. Nobody
else thinks that's weird? Of course we think it's weird.
Of course we think it's bullshit. Of course we know
it's a lie. And that is, to me, the most
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frightening part. When they start to burn down your history,
when you no longer have that Catholic church to walk
down and see, when you no longer can go somewhere
and say, wow, this is from the 1600s. Look how
old it is. Look at the history we have here.
They are erasing the history. They want to start over.
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They want you to know only one thing. You see
these little kids, they're being ushered off in their public
schools in England and here now in America. Today, we're
going to spend a day at a madrasa. Today, we're
going to spend the day at a mosque. Oh, we're
going to put little girls in hijabs. What in the
hell is wrong with these parents? Why in the world
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is there not a separation of church and state here
in the United States? Why do we have the call
to prayer five times a day in various parts of
the United States? That's not who we are. Never has been,
never will be. You can bring as many as you
want here. You want to play the call to prayer
in your house, have at it. I could give a
shit less. But when I started hearing that ridiculous stuff
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all through a county, all through a community, why? And
then someone tried to make the comparison to me the
other day. It's the same thing as the church bells ringing.
I promise you it's not. The call to prayer sounds
like someone dying a very slow and painful death. Church
bells go on for like, I don't know, a minute
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and it's over. I think that we need a real reset.
We need real leaders that are able to stand up
and are able to really fight back to what we
see happening. And I think, unfortunately, what's truly going on
is we now have our own citizens. We have people
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that are taking the fight to the streets, but they're
doing it on their lonesome. They're doing it all by
themselves because our leadership has failed us. They really have.
I'll leave you guys with this thought today. This is
Tommy Robinson. He wrote this a little while ago and
he said, you know, a leading politician of a party
points out that the UK home secretary is an Islamist
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and he's right. Shabana Mahmood is on record saying Islam
comes before anything else. Islam is Sharia. So she's already
declared Sharia is more important than democracy to her, more
important than British laws and values. Over a decade ago,
she's on camera aiding and abetting the invasion of Europe
via Greece. She personally signed off on my solitary confinement
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every 28 days because of Islam, as I am against
her ideological beliefs. She used her position to punish me,
and I believe the same with Danny Tamo. This week,
she announced easier ways for Afghans and Palestinians to come
live in the UK at the taxpayer's expense. Even when
damning statistics show these people are massively more likely to
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rape and kill, this is the enemy within. And he's right. Statistically,
we are seeing that young children are being raped and
murdered by these migrants. And these people just don't care.
And at some point, regular people have had enough. And
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I think that's where we've kind of arrived in the UK.
My fear is that when it comes to America, it
will get much uglier. And I pray that we fight
back before it gets there. Depressing, but it's our reality.
We'll follow up more tomorrow. I am Linda McLaughlin. Happy
to be back with you. And check us out at
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The Rogue Recap at LindaMick and RogueRecap.com. We will catch
you guys tomorrow. Everybody be safe out there. Good night.
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