Good afternoon. Today is Monday, the 28th of
July 2025, just after 1:00. Welcome to UK Column News.
I'm your host, Brian Gerrish, and I'm delighted to be joined
today by Diane Rasmussen Mccaddy and Ben Rubin, both of them on
Live links. So welcome to you both.
Now, a lot of things happening in the country, a lot of people
beginning to get stressed and anxious because they know
something isn't right and they should trust their instinct
because something certainly isn't right.
And one of the things that UK column has been saying to our
audience for some time now is if you can't understand the
policies unfolding, try viewing them through the lens that we
are being attacked by our own government.
And certainly that theme very much applies to today's news and
reports. Now we're going to be having a
look straight away at chaos unfolding in the country and
chaos basically promoted as part of culture.
We're also going to be looking at the very hot topic of
immigration after our UK column ad break.
We're going to be getting onto positive things but still
serious. We'll be going to be having a
look at Andrew, former Tory MP Andrew Bridgen, who was speaking
locally in Totnes. He had some incredible things to
say and we're going to end on the positive side of culture
because a lot of people saying it's getting really difficult to
absorb the terrible things that are unfolding in the UK.
But we make no no apologies for reporting the difficult things
because if you want to deal with what's happening, you have to
understand it. You cannot fight what you don't
see and you can't understand. Ben, let's bring you in straight
away. Just incredible report that you
have here and people really need to understand the significance
of what took place in London. Indeed.
I'm in London, London town, some are in the city and things are
heating up. They're getting pretty crazy.
Brian just talked about the cultural attack that we're
under. We talk a lot about politics and
economics and culture. There's three pillars of our
society and we talk a lot about the politicians, talk a lot
about the business, people, industry.
And today we're going to look at culture because this weekend
I've been exposed to a really bizarre mix of nihilistic
hedonism, Pagan ritual, Christian heresy, psychological
operations, Masonic symbolism, managed descent into madness,
and the breakdown of our national identity so it can
ultimately be reshaped into something new.
This is the Chaos side of the order out of Chaos equation and
events were focused around the National Gallery in central
London on Trafalgar Square and the celebrations of it's 200th
anniversary. The Ng 200 event been going for
a couple of years and whole programme has been taking place
all around the country and this was the crescendo of that entire
process. Huge, significant cultural event
for the gallery, for London, for the art world and obviously
celebrating an institution that has works of art from the likes
of Holbeen, Van Gogh, Turner, Da Vinci, Titian, Botticelli, Van
Ike. We had to bring in this guy to
curate the proceedings. This is postmodern trickster
Jeremy Della that go on the right we've that's Rod Stewart,
isn't it like the good good pals and Della is a bit of an on
front arable in the modern art world does a lot of conceptual
stuff. As I said, postmodern trickery,
not a lot of craft to it, to be honest with you.
A lot of concept and a lot of very kind of strong simplistic
messaging that kind of descends into propaganda, to be honest
with you. So you arrived at the square.
This was happening on Saturday afternoon.
Well, started at 11 AM, three to five big public event, free to
attend, all about freedom to party.
We Want to Dance is on the right hand side there.
You can't quite read it, but it does say a future without fear,
which is a message that I very much resonate with actually, You
know, strong, simple, but I think deceptively upbeat.
Also, you'll notice that all of this is delivered in this kind
of traditional style. So you have these banners that
are are are inspired by the traditional union banners.
So you'd see like the TUC marching with these, for
example. And you can look back through,
you know, the 1800s and 1900s and you can see examples of
these being produced and taken on marches.
So there's very much a socialist left wing political dynamic to
this as well. And it's essentially is the art
world trying to own that space. That's what they're doing here.
And I'll come back to that in a moment.
It's very important actually, because it links into Fabianism
and all these kind of political movements that begin to overlap
very closely with the cultural world.
Let's have a look at, I guess, some art.
You can call this art and interestingly originates in in
Plymouth. So this is Beryl Inflatable
woman who was carried across Plymouth, HO by a bunch of
people from a local weightlifting gym.
And that was last year, I think it was.
And then she ended up tethered down in one of the fountains on
Trafalgar Square on the weekend. And then she went on to become
part of the parade leading out the Triumph of Arts, which I
haven't already said. That was the name of the
exhibition. And we'll come back to the to
the parade in a minute. I've got some footage of that.
And there's, as we said, there's a lot of talk of chaos, right?
It's a very chaotic event in a number of ways.
Not in terms of how it was run. It was being run very, very,
very tightly, well managed. But it was deliberately chaotic.
The people working there, a lot of lot of the people working
there were wearing these T-shirts.
You can see it says good chaos, good chaos and do your own
thing, which is venturing into do as their wilt.
For me, that's what this reads like.
This was coming from a charity actually.
So there's a big overlap here with the charitable sector.
This organisation called Good Vibes, only Bad Vibes.
No thanks. It's all about good vibes.
It's all about good chaos. What's good mean and what's
chaos mean? And where's this all heading to?
I'm not sure. And also it was a lot, a lot of
fun, but ultimately a lot of talk of losing your mind.
Let's have a listen to this. Hey, you, you're losing.
You're losing. You're losing, you're losing,
you're losing. You guys.
Hey you, you're losing. You're losing.
You're losing.
The. So quite hedonistic, quite
raucous, chaotic, fun, but also, I think, slightly sinister.
Why are we being told that we're losing our minds over and over
and over and over again in the middle of Trafalgar Square?
And that track was repeated several times through the day.
You're losing, you're losing, you're losing, you're losing
your mind. Is that what people are supposed
to take away from this? I think that's what it was.
And actually I'm reminded if you go and read about this thing
called Project Artichoke, it was a precursor to the MK Ultra
programme. It was about mind control
ultimately, and this feels like a propaganda exercise.
I think we have to understand it like a propaganda exercise.
And if you're losing your mind, you are descending into chaos.
I think that's what they're trying to propagate here very
clearly. I'll come back to that point.
A lot of Christian, well, I said Christian heresy.
I think that's what it is, to be quite honest with you.
There was this tent also on the Trafalgar Square where you could
go and see Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden.
You can see the sign there, again in that kind of
traditional style, and you can see an arrow pointing to the
right with a serpent entwined around it.
Is that progress? We moving forwards with that
arrow. Is that what that is?
And when you went in, you weren't actually allowed to take
photos. But I did go through and you
will see Adam and Eve who did appear and go on the parade.
And again, you'll see that a little bit later in the video
when I walked through, they were both in there very happily
munching away on apples in the tree of life.
They were greedily gobbling down apples, greedily gobbling down
knowledge from the tree of life. You know, some pretty strong
messaging coming through there, right?
You know this in in embrace of the Satanic.
Ultimately, this huge, important cultural event in the centre of
London, right next to that on the 4th plinth, was this
sculpture by a lady called Teresa Magalis, who is a Jewish
Mexican artist. This was reported.
This is a temporary sculpture. They go up for a period of, I
think it's a year or two years. So these kind of rotate through
different pieces of artwork. But I don't think for a second
that this was here coincidentally, I think this was
supposed to be a focal point. So this was about going to the
Guardian putting 726 trans lives on the 4th plinth, as you can
see her there. That's the sculptor, a former
forensic pathologist who has a studio attached to a morgue in
Mexico City who uses fluids from corpses to make art.
Apparently this project was inspired by a Mesoamerican
tradition where they would use racks to display the sculls of
sacrifice victims or prisoners of war.
Again, this is, this is right in the centre of of London.
It's there right now and it's right at the centre of this
focal point event, cultural event where we've been told that
we're losing our minds and everything is descending into
chaos. Lots of socialist politics.
William Morris was next to Adam and Eve.
William, William Morris, he's there on the left.
There was another sign. I didn't get a picture of it
unfortunately, but he was a great Victorian bloke, Londoner,
writer, socialist. You can see on the right hand
side there, there were a bunch of his pamphlets here, Monopoly
or How Labour is Robbed for the Hammersmith Socialist Society.
And this is slap bang in the middle of the Fabian era.
And so he wasn't a member of the Fabian Society, but he did work
closely with some of the founding members.
So George Bernard Shaw, for example, and William Morris were
very close with each other. So that ties this all back into
the dominant political movement that's running the country right
now. You know, and the idea that
these things are disconnected from each other, I think, is
incredibly naive. What are they driving towards?
They're driving towards a new form, new system of global
governance. They're driving a transformation
of humanity. They've been very clear about
that. They're engaged in a process of
transing US transhumanism and I think that the sculpture that we
just talked about speaks to that very, very clearly.
But they also want to completely change the technology that we
use to run our society. So this was also there at the
event in the North East corner. This was the Centre for
Alternative Technology. And of course this is all tied
into the climate agenda. So they talked about 0 Carbon
Britain throwing new ideas into the mix, trying out new things.
But actually what I saw people doing was smashing up old clay
with sticks. It didn't look like new
technology, it looked like old technology.
It felt regressive. It felt like we were being
dragged back into something primitive actually.
And that was the sense I was getting from a lot of this, a
lot of these kind of paganistic rituals and symbols that were
coming through. We felt pre Christian, pre
Christ, Antichrist actually even in a in a way.
Now where's this coming from? So of course the UN are in the
mix. So that organisation, the Centre
for Alternative Technology in Wales allows group visits to the
UNESCO biosphere, UNESCO Diffie Biosphere in mid Wales.
So you've got UN absolutely involved in this as well.
So this is a full economic, cultural, political programme
tied up into a huge psychological operation and
propaganda exercise in the centre of London, backed by the
state, the Arts Council, but also Lord Sainsbury, Glen
Blavatnik, philanthropic wealth, corporations like Marks and
Spencer are in the background funding the National Gallery as
well. And, you know, this was quite an
astonishing thing to see. And it all culminated in this
parade, which we've got a short clip of now.
Spend all day analysing None. that.
I mean, it didn't feel like a country that I recognised.
I don't know, Brian. What do you think?
An attack on people's minds, and it's also attack, certainly an
attack on Christianity. So this is something very, very
dark coming out to the heart of the state.
And of course, the minds they're really after are the minds of
children. Completely agree.
I completely agree. I've got another video I'm just
going to skip over that though, actually just in the interest of
time, maybe we can show that later on, but I wanted to just
just give you a quick overview right because then something
interesting happened in the afternoon.
So here we've got the the the view of Trafalgar Square is
using the map so you can see well, you actually in cut off
slightly in the top left hand corner, but the losing your
mind. It was on the steps in the
centre, the 4th Clint with the transgender sculpture in the top
left next to Adam and Eve William Morris there the
alternative technology systems. They're all the inflatable the
good chaos people around Nelson's column.
I did wonder what Nelson would have thought of all of this
while I was there, to be honest with you.
And then in the afternoon, completely unexpected, certainly
by me, but I don't think this was uncalculated in in any way.
This was this would certainly be part of the the entire
programme. Transgender pride comes in and
it actually starts in the southwest corner of Trafalgar
Square. So you've had the three or four
hours of these new ideas swirling around in the square,
the chaos and the madness and the there was that will and, and
these, these ideas that then get subsumed into the trans Pride
parade, which kicked off. That's me just outside the
Admiralty in the southwest corner.
You can see the parade starting off and it was very well
attended. They once they started moving,
they were going past for a good half hour, 40 minutes, something
like that. It's a lot of people out on the
street. Lots to be said about that is a
very complicated issue. And Brian and I are going to
talk about that more over the next the next week or two.
But one thing that jumped out at me from this I thought was quite
sinister. You can see this is always
presented in the context of empathy and kindness.
And you can see on the left there the sign says trans lives
are more important than CIS feelings.
And the lady holding that arm is in the right hand side of the
frame and she was wearing AT shirt which says on it.
Blow that up for you, kill everyone now condone first
degree murder, advocate cannibalism, eat SH1T.
Filth is my politics, filth is my life.
Now that's a quote from a film called Pink Flamingos by John
Waters. Came out in 1972.
But that was really striking to me when I saw that online
earlier on. You know, what is this all
about? Because that doesn't sound like
empathy and kindness to me. Also a couple more things.
Real witches don't support transphobes, so apparently real
witches are pro trans. What else are real witches
doing? Who are these witches?
It's not the first time I've heard talk of witchcraft in
London over the past week, to be, to be quite frank with you,
something going on here. What else is happening?
This is the view down Whitehall from Trafalgar Square. 3 Ukraine
flags, 2 Union Jacks. Is there a pecking order here?
Are we an occupied country? Are all of these things
connected? I don't know.
Quick timeline cleanse. I headed back into the National
Gallery to get a bit of sense. The Pistoia Santa Trinita
Altarpiece on the left there Francesco Pesolino 1435 and then
Rafael's Monde Crucifixion 1530 on the right.
That's more like it. Ben, thank you very much.
Well, our audience clearly picking up how serious this is.
And of course this this culture has not come out of nowhere.
It hasn't just sort of manifested.
This is created with the backing of enormous amounts of public
money through the government itself.
And many people saying I just can't believe what the UK column
is reporting today because this is Satanism.
While many people might agree with you, but one thing we can
be sure of. This culture is being implanted
on the population of UK whether we want it or not at the moment
until people stand up to be counted.
And of course, this is immensely dangerous and immensely
dangerous attack on the the minds of our children.
So what else is going on? Well, I'll just hold up the
Sunday Telegraph here, which I purchased yesterday.
And what caught my eye was this headline police unit to monitor
anger over migrants. And this is the National
Internet Intelligence Investigation Team.
This is a bit like 77 Brigade, but it's the police and they're
all going to go flat out to pick up anybody who dares criticise
the mass migration policy. Well, we are going to do exactly
that by pointing out to people that the plan is to exile the UK
population in its own land, in their own land, in our own land.
And who am I talking about? Well, I'm not talking about
white people. I am talking about anybody who's
established in this country and who has been enjoying the
established culture, cultural identity of this country because
the agenda of the government is to destroy our cultural
identity. And I remember many years ago,
the chairman of Birmingham Central Mosque came and gave a
talk in Plymouth where he talked about why he left a very
dangerous Pakistan to come to UK.
And of course he came to UK because of the cultural
environment in this country. He didn't come to UK to live in
the same cultural environment as Pakistan, which was very, very
dangerous to his family. So the learning process here is
everybody who is living in this country is to be attacked under
this policy. And the attack is also designed
to destroy the lives of the migrants themselves.
Now, I'm just going to very, very quickly flick through the
headlines or the major articles in this Telegraph edition
because clearly the Telegraph was up to no good.
Here is a very emotive picture about people daring to protest
about what's happening with these massive migration and
immigration figures. We've got lots of fear.
If I bring it on to this one, we've got grooming gangs
juxtaposed with Nigerian immigrant poets and migrant
murder. So this is all absolutely
designed to ramp up the fear in people's minds and to lead
people to believe that they cannot do anything to stop this
madness which the government has implemented.
Now, if we look at the mighty Telegraph itself, they can't
even manage to produce a proper analytical article about what is
going on. The headline here is ending
sequence secrecy on migrant crime statistics will help stop
the boats. Well, of course the boats are a
minor part of the migration and the immigration and the idea is
to get the public focused on rubber boats and not on to the
politics that are coming through the government on immigration.
And of course the fear is continued in the Telegraph.
So we've got put resources into physical policing, not Orwellian
units. So the government, and this is
cross party, it's Labour and Conservative Lib Dems have been
in there in times gone past. The government itself has been
creating the chaos through this ridiculous and dangerous
immigration policy. The violence ensues, the
criminality ensues. And then what do you do?
You call for more police. This is building the dictator
dictatorship in UK and it's getting very, very easy to
recognise. Now, aside from the Telegraph
articles and mixed opinion on immigration and migration, of
course Palestine and Israel were heavily represented and of
course the paper putting across simply the Israeli government
viewpoint. And here was the headline
recognising Palestine would reward murder and rape.
Why am I mentioning this? Because the paper mixes this
stuff against it's immigration reporting so that minds are
completely scrambled as to what they really should be worried
about. Here's another headline town in
fear after supporters of pro Gaza MP accused of intimidation
campaign. Be fearful, be afraid of
migrants in this country. But of course the government
itself wants those migrants in this country in vast numbers to
break down the cultural identity of this nation.
And they're going to use the type of psychology that Ben has
already shown in London. Now I've captioned this
Palestine slaughter swept into the long grass.
You can make your own mind up again about this, but
essentially nothing pro Palestine in the Telegraph.
Not interested in the slaughter. It's simply to keep the pro
Israel line going. Now I'm going to say here to our
audience that UK, call them, absolutely delighted recently to
have an interview with a Jewish lady talking about her concerns
and indeed the concerns of wider Jewish communities about what is
being done in their name. And we will have further
interviews from members of the Jewish community talking about
that. So really pleased to see that
finally we've got a dialogue going with people who are
deeply, deeply unhappy with Zionist policy.
Now, just before we show you a video about what people have
really been saying about immigration and migration, last
little headline here, if I could bring it up on the screen from
the Telegraph, it's about Mandelson calling Epstein his
best pal in a birthday message. But of course, that was
absolutely tucked away in the Telegraph itself.
Apparently not important to the Telegraph, but I think very,
very important to many people not only in the UK but also the
United States. Let's look at what ordinary men
and women were saying about problems to do with immigration
in Epping. And a big thank you to Will
Coalsill for sending us this report from the end of last
week. I've been more over 70 years.
What? Was it like up until the
migrants survived? That hotel was very hush He.
Used to have a man years ago with the grand piano playing.
We never could afford to go in there and even my daughter had a
wedding reception there and it was lovely.
And then all this slot on the Empire.
And then just ruined it all. Heck, he was ruined there and
they're such a shame. It's never just support the
local people. I live about 5 miles away, come
down here to show my support. I've been down here every time
I'm here peacefully. I'd like to know, unlike some of
the other day, but it's got to stop.
It's ridiculous people, the average British person is
struggling and yet these come over on a banana boat.
Get a free mobile phone, get allowance, which they've been
spending in the bookies. By all accounts today, we've
been told just enough is enough. Just everybody's had enough of
it. It just seems like the
government just don't give two shits about the British people.
And it's just like I just keep saying enough is enough is just.
A point free sport. That I just think that these
these people come over and no one's stopping to ask questions
or, you know, if you're coming over, can you prove you can
support yourself? Can you, I know Britain's always
opened its arms and in principle I'm for that, but it's just
getting ridiculous. You know, our own people, a
friend of mine who's disabled, he's been kicked out on the
street, British born and friend can't get down so black love
more money and he's going to have to live on the street.
How right is that when other people come over and just, you
know, seem to get whatever they want.
So it's the point of principle rather than specifically what
happened here. It's just generally I just, I
just don't think British people spoiled.
I don't care what colour you are, what nationality you are,
because essentially you're British.
You are not a sport yet we're. Not always, not coming in,
watching about. I'm fighting to take my dog out
and. She's a little.
Dog everywhere. I'm fighting to go out.
It's just awful that it's just been that the whole country's
out of control and Starmer just flies around the music and the
planes down everywhere and not doing a thing to several
countries. That's all he thinks about.
Residents again gathered in the Essex town of Epping on Thursday
in protest against the Bell Migrant Hotel, expressing
concerns for local safety. A large police presence was in
place with police from around 7 different forces including Met
Police, TSG and Dogs. Protesters peacefully worked
with the police to congregate in designated penned areas.
Despite fears this may spark a flashpoint.
Protesters sought to bring on board the local council in
opposition to the hotel. We believe that the council
isn't showing any solidarity. For too long they've put out lip
service about how they want the hotel shut down, they want it
closed, but the reality is they're not.
If they wanted the hotel shut down, they wanted to keep our
community safe, they'd be standing here today and they'd
be marching alongside us. So do you think you're going to
be able to draw councillors? Over to your side and.
Put pressure. I believe, correct me if I'm
wrong or I don't know, but I believe there was two district
councillors are lost protest on Sunday.
I'd like to see plenty more. And does the Council actually
have power to stop this sort of thing happening in their area?
The sad reality is, is that they don't.
However, local protests work when elected representatives get
on board and side with the local people.
Protest works when they have solidarity from the voices that
have been elected. The facts about the council
hasn't come and stood with us today.
It kind of delegitimizes our peaceful protest.
We would like the Council. Council here alongside us and it
kind of gives us a firmer voice. Epping says.
No. And when's the next council
elections and will you be standing if they don't listen?
I don't know if I'll be standing, probably not to be
honest. It depends on my personal
situation but I believe, correct me if I'm wrong, we had our
elections cancelled and I believe the next ones are in
2026. So keep an eye out, OK?
Everyone will be leaving now, we'll be leaving towards the
council, the liaison officers going to stop the traffic so
it's safe to cross and we'll make our way down the High Road.
In defiance of the weather, protesters then marched towards
the council building, drawing on significant support from the
locals of the town. Protesters then congregated
opposite the council building, demanding solidarity from the
local councillors. But the District Council, we'll
be debating in motion as to whether they support the closure
of the Bell Hotel. Residents of Epping, do you
support the closure of the Bell Hotel?
We're here to show that the town, the residents of Epping,
we want this hotel gone. We have to clear them out.
We don't want them here. The Bell Hotel has posed a risk
for too long. We've had two arsonists, 2
counts of arson break out of sexual assault and two others
and it's it's too much. The residents were in danger,
communities not safe. As long as our hotel's open, we
can't walk our streets safe at night.
As long as our hotel's open, we can't guarantee that our girls
won't be harassed until the hotel's shut.
We'll keep protesting. We'll keep our we'll keep
peacefully protesting and losing our voices.
And the hotel has the. The protests then wound down,
with many returning to the hotel and their cars.
Later Thursday evening it was announced that Epping District
Council passed a motion of solidarity against the hotel.
A further protest is planned for Sunday, spurred on by Tommy
Robinson, with a counter demonstration planned.
This is Will Coleshill reporting for UK Column News Keep pilled
for more. So local people getting fired
up, quite rightly. But of course nothing will
change. Nothing will stop unless the
wider public in UK tackle the government as the source of the
problems and not to focus on people on the ground, but of
course changing the views of your local accounts.
Very, very important. Diane, let's bring you in
because you've also been seeing things happen around the subject
of immigration. What have you got for us today?
Yeah. Thanks, Brian, and hello, Ben.
It's great to be here today. I just have a little bit of
coverage. I'd like to show there's quite a
several Youtubers that are covering what's happening around
the country about immigration but also things around bordered
up homes in smaller towns around the country.
So areas outside of London, general deprivation, a lot of
things going on in this one in particular that I just showed us
a short clip from which you can see the full video in the show
notes later. This was filmed around a migrant
hotel in Liverpool by one of these Youtubers that's just kind
of walking around and seeing what's going on, just looking at
the landscape. And this particular YouTube
talked to one of the migrants that was staying in this hotel.
And let's just take a short look at what the migrant had to say
to the YouTube. Oh, you live up there?
Yeah. I was at the hotel.
The asylum? Yeah, Yeah.
Asylum. Yeah.
How did he treat you? All right?
Treat you all right in there. Yeah.
Yeah, yeah, look after.
You. No problems.
No, not the problem. But you know, not not the
British people. No, no.
Just where are you from? Me.
Arab. Saudi Arabia.
Nice. Nice.
What brought you to England? Me.
What brought you here? Yeah.
No, no, no. How come you come here?
Yes. How come Airport.
No, no, no, I'm asking why do you want to live here?
Yes, Saudi Arabia is such a nice place.
I. Know man that I have for some
issues yes yeah yeah yeah legal sound off so you can stay yeah
yeah yeah yeah find job work something like.
That yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
So what's your plan? Yeah, actually.
Man. I don't know.
So he's got legal issues, he has no plan for what's going to
happen. He goes on to say as well, if
you continue to watch the interview that it's potentially
A4 star hotel, but for him it's a three star, according to the
person he was speaking with. I just want to remind viewers,
if you want to see what's backing this, that there's a
report from the United Nations called replacement migration is
a solution to declining and ageing populations.
Question mark. It was published in March of
2000 and it has projections all the way up to 2050 and perhaps
beyond in some cases. And part of this is explained
very well in an article that we published in two parts on the UK
column website earlier this year.
It comes from a book by Selman, Simon Elmer about the great
replacement immigration in the UK.
So if we can just put those up on screen, Part 1, as we can see
here is a photo of Axelroda Cabana, if you remember that
incident from last year. This part talks about the
statistics that is presented in the UN report.
And Part 2, we see there the Prime Minister, Keir Starmer,
when he is talking about, in this case, the policies that the
government has put in place to make this replacement happen.
Diane, thank you very much for that and it's interesting to see
people producing these little film clips which are very
informative and of course, we're never going to see it on the BBC
or the mainstream media. Now let's just do some niceties
around the UK column and a huge thank you to our audience, to
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Yeah, so just some articles we've published in the past few
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to the interview that you did with Lynn Lopez Salzador last
week. So that goes along well.
The next one we have here is Parliament and the Assisted
dying bill. Voices protesting the process is
used. This is written by a pseudonym
called Cassandra Wise. And this, this author does a
very good job of looking at the protesting.
The the the procedures have not been placed correctly to get the
assisted dying bill to the point to where it is right now.
The next article that we've published recently is called Is
5G Dangerous by Doctor Yobs Lankreba.
I will say that this article has created a fair amount of
discussion around various communities, so we're happy to
receive input both for and against or in neutral in case of
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and please join this lively discussion that's going on right
now. We might have more opinions
later. And finally, I think we have one
more piece which was mentioned last week on the news, which
when Mariana met the Shamaranis, how reporting becomes propaganda
by a veteran journalist called Jeannie.
And she is did a really great job of tearing apart the BBC
Panorama coverage in Mariana Spring, in particular about what
she did with Keisha Morani and the death of her daughter
Paloma. Excellent.
Thank you very much, Diane. Now tomorrow at 1:00, we've got
an interview with Lynn Taylor going out.
This is on the subject of international education.
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big corporations. Getting involved with children's
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Now many people are saying to the UK column, we can see all
the terrible things. We need some good news.
And in the second half of today's UK column News, we're
going to have a look at people who are fighting back.
And I'm going to concentrate this next segment on former Tory
MP Andrew Bridgen, who Friday nights just gone gave the talk
about his experiences as an MP in Totnes.
My goodness, it was incredible. And of course, none of his
information appeared in the Sunday Telegraph or the BBC.
And if we have a listen to some of these clips, you will
understand why. But I am going to say this is
such important material. I'm going to allow today's news
to overrun slightly from our normal time.
But I think the information is vital.
We're going to be looking at Andrew Bridge and talking about
really what is what is really going on in politics in UK.
So let's have a look at the introduction where Andrew Bridge
and was welcomed in by Patrick Henningson.
So finally we had a voice in Westminster, a fearless voice, a
champion of truth and justice, and he's going to be sharing his
story with us tonight. Ladies and gentlemen, I welcome
Andrew Bridget this evening. I'm going to tell you a lot of
things that have happened over the last five years.
Many of you have experienced yourself and what it was like
being in Parliament when these strange things were going on.
And the proudest moment I ever had in my life was standing up
in the House of Commons and speaking the unpalatable truth
in a chamber which is supposedly the mother of all parliaments,
where your elected representatives are supposed to
speak without fear or favour. Ladies and gentlemen, I can
assure you that in the House of Commons there is a lot of fear
and there is a lot of favour. I want to give you a little bit
of the back my background. It's fair to say I didn't get
into politics the normal way and when I think the moment came to
stand up and warn the people about what was going on.
So this is the first very. Important point by Andrew Bridge
and that when he realised things were wrong, he went for support
amongst his colleagues. There was no support as we will
hear later. When he went to the mainstream
press there was no support, there was no reporting.
But also, of course, many people don't want to hear what's
happening because they're frightened of the information.
But if we're going to fight what's happening, we have to
stand up and be counted and every adult man or woman in this
country needs to know what's really happening.
Now let's listen to Andrew Bridgen talking about David
Cameron and Boris Johnson and how they think is really the
subject, he said. Oh, I came to.
I came to Coalville in 2005 with Michael Howard on the campaign
trail, he says. What a.
SH. One T hole.
Wow. I said well that's on my postal
address. I said I'm not, I'm not some
parachuted incountedate. This is where I was brought up.
I said we will win. I said we just have the biggest
swing in the country in the local elections and we've
destroyed the Labor Party, the councillor base has gone and we
will win. And I don't need the party's
money. I've got my own money and and
quite honestly, David, I said if you feel like that's about
northwest Leicestershire, best you've never come here again And
and to be. Honest with me, David.
Cameron can be a man of his word because he never came to the 4th
1st Domestic church again and we didn't miss it.
Boris Johnson never wanted us to leave the European Union.
The establishment didn't want us to leave the European Union,
which is why having despite voting to leave, we've only ever
had the worst parts of Brexit. It's all been scuppered by the
establishment punish us for having the temerity to vote
against their wishes. They hate democracy and I made a
prediction at the time that it'll be a very long time before
they ever allow the British people to have another
referendum after you've blooded the establishment's nose.
Well, that was pretty direct and of.
Course, it gave us a glimpse into the deep mind of David
Cameron. Utter arrogance, those horrible
little poor people up north. And with regard to Brexit, it
was a big game. And of course, UK column always
labelled it Brexit without the exit.
Now, Andrew Bridgen went on to talk about what he discovered
around COVID, and let's have a listen.
R rate of three. That meant for every person who
caught it, they gave it to three others.
What we knew from South Africa was that the Omicron variant was
a lot milder, less lethal, but it was very contagious, had an R
rate of 12. So it's four times more easily
transmitted. And we know that whatever
lockdown measures were taken, they couldn't stop the spread of
whatever it was. So what lockdown measures could
possibly stop something at an R rate of three but was less than
half as as refund? And why would you want to try?
So in December 21, I was pretty shocked when the first week in
December I got the invite to go to a party at #10.
We were going to hear more about these parties and and I already
got wind in parliament that they were going to try and lock this
down December, Christmas 21 again.
So I wrote back to Boris Johnson and said thanks to the invite,
but I've got wins. If you're going to try and
restrict the freedoms of my constituents this Christmas, in
a few weeks time I'm going to vote against it.
I'll speak against it. I think it's wrong because of
that it completely inappropriate.
You know, it's within the rules at the moment.
If you go and have a lovely party at #10 or some breaks.
I think it's inappropriate if in a couple of weeks time you're
going to take the freedoms of my people away again.
So I'm not coming. And the week after another
invite to another party the week after.
And by this time it was out that they were looking to take away
your freedoms again. And I thought it's, you're now
saying you're going to do this. And I, I wrote to you last week.
So I'm definitely not coming. I'm happy to have a business
meeting with the Prime Minister if he wants to discuss policy,
but I'm not coming to a Prince party when you're going to take
away the public's freedom. And then the week after that,
the third week of December, party back gate broke, didn't
it? So then you realise why they'd
invited all the MPs to not pretend.
So they wanted everybody's hands in the blood.
We'd all been to parties. Yeah, I have.
So the truth coming out about. COVID and yes, Andrew Bridgen
did get caught up initially with vaccines, but once he discovered
what was going on, he's been prepared to speak out and speak
out. And that has cost him not only
his business life, it's cost him his personal life and his
family. So tremendous courage to two of
the countries speaking out as an alienated MP, now former MP,
warning people about the way that the UK Parliament and
political system actually thinks.
And of course, it is an incredibly callous viewpoint
coming out of Westminster. We need more MPs to break ranks.
So we would say to the audience if you've got some doubts or you
don't agree with everything that Andrew Bridgen is saying, that's
that's your entitlement. But respect what he is doing to
get the word out about what he was able to challenge, what he's
been able to uncover. This is him talking about the
Post Office scandal, which of course resulted in destroyed
lives, people in prison and indeed suicides.
For many, many months, Fujitsu claimed that Mister Rokin had
never been on the premises. I told them that Mister Rokin
had claimed he'd signed the visitors book on that day and
helpfully, Fujitsu said that they lost the visitors book for
the day in question. And eventually a whistleblower
came forward from Fujitsu, one of the IT engineers, and he
verified everything that Michael Rokin had said.
Ron Warmington was the forensic accountant I recommended to the
government to investigate with a view to administering a
mediation scheme for the victims.
He saw the bigger picture, the bigger picture, much bigger
picture. There were many, many more
people impacted and he understood the consequences.
Why? Why?
Because the government, my part, has been written out of this
drama. I don't think any of us are
surprised by that. But what ITV have also written
out is its own refusal to tell this story.
When the broadcaster was first told about it by me in 2014, its
chief executive at the time was Adam Crozier, who at the height
of the scandal was in charge of Royal Mail, of which the Post.
Office. Was then part ITV doesn't
mention it's old boss in the drama series either.
I went to the BBC, to ITV, to Sky, Channel 4 News.
I went to the Times, I went to the Telegraph, I went to the
Daily Mail. I didn't actually get an article
in the Sunday Express. Caroline Wheeler was the
political editor of the Sunday Express at the time and we did a
small article about it. Was all we can get in about this
huge miscarriage of justice. Caroline subsequently moved to
the Times, The Sunday Times, and I was expecting, we were all
optimistic that now she was at a a broadsheet newspaper, the, the
newspaper of record, that we'd be able to expose this great
injustice. But the fact is that Caroline
Wheeler went to The Sunday Times.
Her ability to get that story out disappeared with her move.
Well, he says he says a lot. To there.
But in the final clip, we really understand how Parliament works
when a system that wants to shut him up resorts not only to
pressure but to outright bribery.
Let's have a listen. This junior civil servant, there
are hundreds and hundreds, all of Downing Street is actually
one big office block with two flats in there, one Number 10
and one on the road. All the buildings are linked,
Number 910 and 11 Downing St. They're all they're all linked
behind the front wall and there are hundreds of civil servants
working there and advisors. And one of them wrote an email
to his line manager during the lockdowns.
And he said, don't you think we ought to enforce masking and
social distancing in the building because we've inflicted
it on the public? And the email came back from his
manager. Nah, because we've checked out
with a scientist and none of it works.
But. Since there are cameras.
Always outside the front door when you go home or go out, you
make sure you put your mask on and social distance for the
cameras. It was a complete comment.
I was pretty angry about that. I'd seen the impact it had on my
constituents economically, mentally, physically, and I
wasn't happy about that. So I wrote the first week in
January 22. I wrote a four page in the
title. I'm saying thanks Boris, but
goodbye, time to go. And that is when they came to me
from to number 10 and asked, and I've already spoken in the
debate in December and voted against the NHS mandates, the
masking, the social distancing, any restrictions of freedoms.
And they came to me in the January 22 and it's, it was
unreal. They came to me and said, what
do you want, Andrew? I said, what do you mean, what
do I want? So you tell us what you want to
shut up and we just get it for you.
That's all. Anything.
It's a week pretty much. Just tell us what you want to
get it for you and then you should do it.
I said it's not the game. We're playing really, he said.
That's the game we're playing now.
I said in that case, if that's the game we're playing and I can
have anything I want, I think I better have the prime Minister's
resignation that I haven't time. And unfortunately they told me
that was the one thing I couldn't help.
So I said, well, I don't want any.
If that's the game we're playing, I don't want anything
else, do I? And it was pretty much war at
after that. And they inflicted some very
severe financial harm on me through the corruption of the
judiciary repeatedly. And all those millions I'd
earned, they were separated from my businesses.
I had £2,000,000 in my private pension fund before I became
ever elected in 2010. No access to any of that money,
not to this day. Well, that says it all, not
only. A corrupt Westminster but
corruption amongst the judiciary and of course many people who go
through the family courts are only too aware of that as their
children are stolen behind closed doors.
But speak out and the state, the political state of UK, wants to
destroy you. So this really sets the whole
scene. The country is being attacked
and the policies are coming out of our own government and
clearly this needs to be dealt with before we're going to be
able to clean anything up. Diane, let's bring you in.
We're going to try and end today's news with a bit more
uplifting. But for me to hear a former MP
daring to go on to the public stage to criticise not only his
colleagues but the system and indeed the judiciary, this is
something which should be uplifting.
Because of course if Andrew Bridgen can speak out then other
people can come forward from within the political arena and
surely we should be giving them maximum support to do just that.
So well, welcome back and can you lift the mood further from
good men speaking out? I will try to do so, Brian, I
just want to do a little segment here on what I consider to be
beautiful culture. It's part of traditional English
culture and, and English music and Renaissance music in
particular is something that I have loved for many years, years
before I moved across the pond. And, and I think this was
something that maybe can help us fight the darkness and the
Satanic messages, including what we saw in Ben's coverage earlier
in the programme. But I also want to emphasise
that in order to save English culture and on all these
traditional bits of beauty that we can find, we have to get out
there and partake and participate in order to save it.
And if we don't do that, then it will go away.
So here's something I did yesterday.
This was in the village of Corbridge in Northumberland, up
here in the northeast of England.
And I attended an event from the Corbridge Cambridge Chamber
Music Festival. These are some photos that I
took before the event. This was when I was walking into
the village from the South side of the village where the railway
station and the car park are crossing the River Tyne into the
village of Corbridge. Just a beautiful day.
Even though the weather wasn't absolutely perfect, it was still
a bit of scenery and you could hear the river flowing and just
see the beauty of the trees and the North Pennines in the
distance. Just beautiful.
So as I walked through into the village, eventually I reached
the Paris Church of Saint Andrew, which is the location of
the concert, which is right in the middle of the village,
surrounded by lots of beautiful cafes and cobblestones and all
of the sort of picturesque things that you think about when
you might think about a beautiful traditional English
village. And inside the church where the
concert was held, I have a photo of that as well.
So we see sort of the very traditional beauty that we come
to expect when we visit the Church of England or or any
church or any sort of religious location in in the traditional
England. So the concert that I went to
here in particular, and I made a, a really strong point to hear
them. This was called the Flutes and
Frets Duo and I've played the flute since I was maybe 7 or 8
years old and I started learning to play Renaissance music on the
flute when I was around 15. So I was really interested to
hear this. They described the concert and
these are two young physicians who I really think should be
supported. They described the concert from
the the programme as quote, a fascinating journey through the
500 year long history. That's a long time of the flute
and the guitar, featuring a period of instruments ancient
and modern in a selection of the flutes and frets, duo's
favourite repertoire. So one of the things that they
opened with the first piece included a part of a song from
1597 called Now, Oh now I need must part.
This is written by a composer called John Dolan.
He was an English Renaissance music composer who was born in
1563 and died in 1626. So I'm going to explore a little
bit more about this in extra for our members, but I just want to
read a few lines. That's a sort of a palate
cleanser from some things that we heard and saw earlier in the
news. So this is the first verse from
the song now. Oh, now I needs must part
parting though I absent mourn absence can no joy impart joy
once fled cannot return where I live.
I need, must love live lives, not when hope is gone.
Now at last despair doth prove love divided loveth none.
So that's just the first verse of that beautiful song.
And this weekend, Brian, I'm going to be attending the
opening weekend of the Edinburgh Festival.
I'm expecting it's going to be a mix of old and new culture.
So I will try to choose appropriately and I will see
what I can report from the festival on next Monday's news.
Yeah, well, what? Wonderful, Diane.
And of course a major point for you here is that if people want
to keep their culture, they have to support it.
And when these little events happen, often they get missed
because they're not advertised properly in in the mainstream
media. But if you can seek them out and
give people support, then that is doing something which is
rejuvenating for yourself, but it's also helping keep the
cultural base of this country going.
What a difference between sorry, sorry Dan.
What a difference between what was taking place in that church
and what we saw on the streets of London in Ben's report.
Absolutely. And what I what you?
Invited me to add is that there will be a link in the show notes
to support these two young artists from the Flutes and
Frets duo. They have recorded their first
CD back late last year and they are asking for donations with
this small record company that wants to make their CD
available. So if there's any way that you
could potentially think about donating to these two wonderful
young people, I I would highly encourage you to do so.
OK. Now you've got a couple.
Of videos to end, which is back on the theme of local people
doing local things through local councillors absolutely can't
make a difference. Yes, so I.
Just wanted to go back to some of the coverage that I included
in last week's news here in Durham County where the Durham
County Council voted out the sort of the climate emergency
response plan overwhelmingly. I, I should note that there are
68 Reform UK out of councillors out of 94 councillors here in
the County Durham Council. And so this was really quite
phenomenal, but I wanted to highlight a little bit more of
the work that some of the councillors that I interviewed,
and these again are UK column exclusives.
So the first one I want to go back to you is Counsellor Ian
Catchpole. I actually saw Counsellor
Catchpole yesterday at my local stand of the Park group who
decided to make an appearance and he talked to several of us
who were there. And he and I had a really good
conversation about some of the things that he is currently
reading and learning and what he is trying to engage with to help
him understand what exactly is going on in this country and in
the world and ultimately what we can do about it.
So here's a short clip that was another part of the interview
that I recorded from him last week where he was talking about
a sensible approach to looking at renewable energy sources that
will truly be beneficial to the planet.
Me, like a lot. It just sounds expensive because
if you look at the plan for change, it's millions of pounds,
right? Well, offshore winds four times
more. Expensive than onshore, right?
It's very. It's very.
Expensive, that's what I'm saying, but it's also we've all.
We've already got existing wind farms, we've got dog a bank
existing right. What we don't do yeah, is we
don't site back your storage close to the chore where where
the power comes in store it Wind wind energy is intimate, right,
right. So since that's intimate and
it's solar. Power and it is very Peaky.
Especially in this country. Both of those technologies they
require. An element of storage before
they go to National Grid. Yeah, Yeah.
That's what people don't understand.
They just think, Oh yeah, we'll do loads of sorts because do
loads. When that doesn't work that way,
you need to sort the energy out before it goes into national.
OK Yeah, that makes sense. OK, thank you.
Thank. You, yeah.
So there's quite a bit to. Take in there and a lot more
that I think I'd need to learn to understand all of what he
explained but again going on to another example from the
interviews I did there last week at the council meeting this is
councillor Darren Grimes he is the deputy leader of foreign UK
in County Durham and this was at the end of would be discussed
the the scrapping of the net zero climate emergency policy.
Here's what he had to say about the work that I've been doing
around the the library books and education and I'll actually. 3rd
that we I want to work with you as well and this is an exclusive
on. Countering the indoctrination of
our children? Yes, yes, you know, yes.
And I, I, I wanted to say after that discussion we had a few
days ago, I've started to look into it.
I haven't had time to do as much as I want, but I have found
already examples of things that are shelved in the children's
section. 11 in particular is about two dads that gave birth
and it's to teach the it's for ages 3 and up saying this dad
gave birth to this child. So, you know, not only are we
not. Content with the fact that we
have children reporting a large amount of children reporting
nightmares that the world is about to end in a ball of flames
or they're going to all drown to death.
But we're also telling them that actually biological reality
doesn't exist and we're in the land of of fairies and Pixies
saying that two men can carry a child.
You know, it's absurd. So I don't have any trouble with
any of that. I like facts, and I think that's
what we made clear to do, absolutely.
I thought you did a great job. With that, and I think as well
knowing about the indoctrination is that when they mentioned
well, children are worried about the climate, it's because
they're being taught that in schools and not not giving you
their options, which proves that your work is.
Is so important and actually crucial to tooling.
People like myself. With the the weapons that we
need to make the case against this kind of push to actually
politicise our kids, right. And that's exactly what's.
Happening. So thank you again for that work
and we will continue to work on that issue.
We will indeed. Thank you so much.
Thank you for your time and thank you again for your work.
Today. So that is some ongoing.
Work and I just want to finally report just to end this, that
recently in the United States, this was an email received that
I I got a few days ago through an advocacy group affiliated
with the American Library Association, which is completely
captured and in favour of putting this kind of content in
front of children that Councillor Grimes and I are
working together to fight. They have reported in a very
negative way, but it's actually very good news that there are
have been 596 books pulled from the shelves.
The Defence Department of United States schools that serve the
military children as part of the approach to removing this kind
of information from government materials.
Now there are 596 books. We can't talk about all of them,
but there will be a link to the full list which has recently
just been revealed online. An example of one book was
called If You're a Drake Queen and you know it.
The author is Lil Mess, Hot Mess.
Let it show by winking, shaking your bum, laughing real big,
twirling around and more. A perfect companion to the hips
on the Drake Queen. Go swish, swish, swish.
This was written by a board member of the Drake Queen Story
Hour, and that summary comes from a bookshop in Manchester
called Queer Lit, which is a bookshop and Pride store.
So if you're in Manchester, you might want to go see what's
happening down there. Joanne, thank you very much and.
You've got one final image. Brace yourselves public.
One final image to finish on today.
This may or may not need. A trigger warning depending on
what you think of our Prime Minister.
So we don't want to hear about the ID to cross the border as
we've been covering in today's news.
But it now that the online safety bill is in place, we do
need ID to use the Internet. So make sure you have your ID in
the right place and throw it out if you're planning to come in,
Brian. Brilliant.
Well, Ben and Diane, thank you very much for joining me in
today's UK column News. Huge thank you to the audience
wherever you are in the world. And I know that we certainly do
have a worldwide audience. So thank you for giving up your
time to watch. Become a member if you're not.
And we must end there. So an extended UK column.
News today, very, very, very serious things now beginning to
unfold in UK. People getting agitated, some of
them getting quite frightened at what they see unfolding.
But if we're going to fight it, we have to know what is
happening. We have to know who is driving
this malicious agenda and we have to be brave enough to stand
up and be counted. So get learning, get researching
and have the courage to stand up and challenge what's happening.
And if you can't understand what's happening, then start by
thinking that you're being attacked by your own government.
We'll end there. Thank you.
Bye. Bye.