The Sceptic | Episode 75: Jack Hadfield on the Frontlines of Britain’s Anti-Immigration Protests
In Episode 75 of the Sceptic, host Laurie Wastell speaks to independent journalist Jack Hadfield, on the history and development of Britain’s grassroots anti-immigration protest movement, from football lads of the English Defence League, to the mass unrest after Southport and the Pink Ladies of Epping. Plus: the phoniness of ‘antifa’.
And Chris Morrison, the Daily Sceptic’s Environment Editor, on why the Iran oil crisis shows how the world can’t do without hydrocarbons; the dreary woke turn of the BBC and why we don’t have to love David Attenborough; and a bombshell finding in the Antarctic ice that shatters green myths about CO2 and global temperatures.
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Chris Morrison just gets better and better. My MP was one of the muppets. Took the city to the brink of bankruptcy as head of the council and was rewarded with a safe Westminster seat.
https://youtu.be/55fqjw2J1vI?is=-JzEI49MEaKBfqsZ
When you’ve all done provaricating! DO SOMETHING, LIKE THE IRISH PEOPLE ARE!
So many interviews now are borderline unlistenable because of the qualities (or lack thereof) of people’s voices. Too many people are unable to modulate their voice properly so end up barking in a harsh monotone as is the case here. He’s giving me a headache.
Chris is such a knowledgeable bloke.
I live in Southport, and doubtless some of those living nearby were present at the riot, it took place in a residential area after all, however Liverpool is over 20 miles away, so that’s not quite as local as JH implies. I happen to know that a coach trip was organised to bring people into Southport for a ‘protest,’ so it was not predominantly local people. The protest was planned to take place outside the mosque which sounded massive warning bells to me. It was the local people who rebuilt that mosque wall the next morning. See my essay for some detail on this. https://europeanconservative.com/articles/commentary/southport-a-public-and-private-affair/