Hello and welcome. Today is Wednesday the 6th of
August 2025, just after 1:00. Welcome to UK column News.
I'm your host, Brian Gerrish, delighted to be joined today by
live video link by Vanessa Bailey and from Lebanon and also
Sandy Adams. So welcome to both of you.
Now we've got a very packed news today.
We're going to stick on the theme of immigration.
And it was clear from our broadcast on Monday that a lot
of people are extremely interested in the subject.
They're extremely concerned. They're also very concerned at
the way they perceive that the British government is
suppressing any reasonable commentary and debate on this
subject. But we're certainly going to
dive into the mix and report. Vanessa's also going to be
having a look at what's happening in Cyprus with a very
large influx of Israelis as a result of the conflict in Israel
and possibly other reasons. We're going to have a look at a
very interesting tribunal which took place some time ago when a
man challenged the training that he was experiencing via the
Ministry of Defence. And we're also going to be
having a look at UAE and its dark roots into surveillance and
surveillance companies. And finally, we're going to end
on the subject of extremism. But we are going to try and
lighten the mood before we leave you today.
So let's get started by having a look at a video.
The Home Secretary talking or not talking depends how you see
it, on the subject of immigration, migration.
Provide a safe. Route and then that's somehow
going to stop people going on boats.
I just think is not understanding the way in which
these criminal gangs work. Whatever you do, you have to go
after the criminal gangs and you have to tackle these dangerous
boat crossings. That's what we're doing as part
of the returns pilot that we've agreed with France.
That's also what we're doing as part of the stronger law
enforcement. It does mean that people who
apply lawfully in France will be part of that exchange.
So it's all down to criminal gangs.
The government really doesn't know who's behind it.
They've no idea that their own policies on mass migration
throughout the world could possibly be helping the movement
of people. Nor does she apparently
recognise the UK, the US and the Westerns role in fermenting wars
across the globe as pushing people from one country to
another. It's simply, according to Yvette
Cooper, to a few gangs, so she's barely believable.
But let's have a look at Nigel Farage, who's been getting very,
very hot under the collar about migration and other issues.
Turning a blind eye, not telling the British public the truth.
But when it comes to protecting children, we're not hiding
behind a flawed piece of legislation.
We genuinely intend to protect in particular women and
children. And I made this .2 weeks ago but
I'll make it again today. None of these young unidentified
males that are coming into this country should be free to roam
the streets. They should be detained ahead of
them being deported and that is absolutely what we stand for as
a party and we mean it. And we'll do that to protect the
British people. We have simply had enough.
OK, moving on. I have a list of questions.
Let us start with. Henry Zeffman.
BBC, thank you very much. Can I just take you back
something you said right at the start you talking about?
The government and the Online Safety Act and you said they
claim that protecting children is the sole purpose of the
Online Safety Act. So you seem to think there is a,
a real hidden purpose. What is that?
Well, if it was to protect children, why on earth would an
elite police force be set up to monitor what people say online
about events such as what's occurred in Warwickshire just
last week? Why on earth are we seeing the
extent to which online material has been censored, including, I
was hearing this morning, even historical historical comments
about Richard the Third? So the point I'd like to make
here is that the focus back on individual men coming across in
boats and these have got to be detained and deported when the
real policy, mass migration, vast numbers of people is coming
through successive governments and Nigel Farage has been well
aware of this for years. To deal with the problem we need
to deal with the government policies and not only are we
talking about vast numbers of people on the move, many of them
due to war in their own country, but huge amounts of money being
wasted. This was reporting the national
UK wasted 38 billion on migrant arrival programs and that was
the cost over 10 years. And the actual report that that
article is referring to is this one from Global Exchange, the
Future of Welcoming in the UK. And note that it says that the
UK policy on landscape, on integration has often been
characterized by inertia. And what it says is a tangled
web of responsibilities, in particular in relation to
devolution, where local government has powers but few
statutory responsibilities and where funding flows are limited
and uncertain. So in this crass report, it's
trying to get the public to believe that the problem to do
with migration is the fact that we haven't done enough European
backed devolution so that local regions can control the
migration. No, no, no, the problem is the
government's own migration policies in the first place,
which is accepting huge numbers of people on one hand, which is
unsustainable for the country, on the other hand, they are
stirring up wars overseas to help promote the migration.
Sandy, let's bring you in. And you've been hearing from
some local people their concerns about migration and its effects
in particular areas in UK. Yes, thanks Brian.
Yes, I mean I've been I've been contacted by quite a few people
this week about what's going on in the UK and particularly in in
Weston Super Mare, which has been a a they they've got a
council of sanctuary there. But I'm I'm I want to kind of
focus at the moment I'll be coming back to that a bit later
in the show. But what I want to focus on this
morning is first of all is the I think people are worried about
the speed and volume of the people coming in and the lack of
public engagement and that that I will back up a bit later.
But there, there is a, a problem within, within the migrant camps
in France with a lot of infighting between sectarian
groups of, of, of, of people. And I'm just going to there's a
migrant who was shot dead amid, amid an increase in the violence
in the camps in northern France this week.
So I, I just want to sort of just have a little bit of a clip
to, to, to let you see what, what is going on.
They seem to be armed, and we don't want this here.
And that's what this clip is all about.
Worth noting here is these migrants often stay in groups.
The Afghans, the Iraqis, the Eritreans and so on often stick
together. It's certainly what we saw when
we were there at the height of the crisis there in 2016.
Sometimes there is tension between those groups.
So this fight involved two groups, Eritreans and Afghans.
Another brawl erupted later nearby couple, 100 people got
involved. More than 20 people sent to
hospital. Police were called in.
And now the interior minister has announced today that he is
sending in police reinforcements to the Calais area.
At one point yesterday, someone pulled out a gun and started
firing. At least 5 migrants are reported
to have been shot. 4 remain in critical condition today.
The victims are all said to be between the ages of 16 and 18.
And this morning, French media reporting police are looking for
one suspect, a 37 year old Afghan man who they believe was
the gunman. There's always sort of ebb and
flow of tensions in Calais, Michael.
Right now it seems it is again at a high point now.
You know, we, we, it's well documented that Western
interventions, you know, in the Middle East have exacerbated
under the banner of regime change.
And we, we know that, that a lot of Western hegemony has caused a
lot of the extreme Islamic stuff.
And we've, we've just got to understand that there is a role
that the, the United States and, and the British have played in
this. But Even so, you know, we've,
we've got to realise that there's a, there, there is a, a,
a, a dichotomy of, of humanitarian help to these
people as well as our national security.
So that has to be looked at. And the next slide is there's a,
there's the Jean Christophe Kuvi who was there in the, in the
migrant camps and he said they are armed.
It's, it's a real mafia with networks going all the way back
to Iraq. And unfortunately this is the
case and, and you know, we, we can't, we obviously it is, it is
the West has a lot to blame for this.
And when, when you look at, you know, who, who, how did these
extreme groups, umm, appear? And a lot of it is to do with
Western hegemony and umm, you know, going into these countries
and causing dissent. So I think, you know, we, we, we
can't be blameless in all that. But E equally, the people of
Britain are genuinely worried about all of this and I think
they have, you know, reason to be so.
And, you know, you look at if Yvette Cooper, the police, you
know, she's, she's now saying the police should reveal
suspects nationality. And of course we've got the
worry now of digital ID being brought in as a, as a reason.
It's problem reaction solution yet again.
So I, you know, I, where is this all going?
Well, you know, we've got to, we've got to have this, this,
this, this thing where we, we, we, we do welcome people, but
this is a huge volume and it's happening very quickly.
And we know that the government are pushing this agenda through
the office of the International Office of Migration.
And so, you know, we've got the, the, the, the, the worry also is
that the, there's different factions here at play.
You know, you've got the, the Sunnis, the, the Shias and the,
the, the Afghan soldiers that came over here that were, that
were, you know, we had, we had this, this whole data breach
that, that happened in 2022. And they're, they, they've had
threats, you know, in their own country, you know, in the UK,
they've been these, these Afghan soldiers were brought over here
and the data breach has really left them very vulnerable
amongst extreme Sunni factions that we have here already.
So I think they are a little bit, you know, worried.
And I think I've got a slide about the, the spreadsheet of
the umm, super injunction that the, with the relocation scheme
of Afghan data, which, you know, is, has put them in a difficult
position here. Umm, so, you know, where does
this leave us? And I know people are really
worried and that Afghan migrant cover up has cost the British
taxpayers a massive amount of money, umm, because obviously
compensation has had to be given.
And you know, all of this we have to look at the cost, as you
were saying, Brian, the cost of all of this and that there's
another slide here. The UK spends a record 5.38
billion on asylum system with bills up over 30%.
So all of this, when we are in a cost of living crisis, is going
to cause problems. I, you know, it, it's got to be
said and people are genuinely worried and I think they have
every reason to be worried. Sandy, Sandy, totally agree with
that. I think the the other point that
we have to keep gently working through is that you could say
what is happening. Many people do say that what is
happening is shearing competence by the government.
But if you really dig, dig into the policies and you see the
amount of money and effort that is going into not only stocking
up the wars overseas but also then assisting these migrant
throat flows through Europe and into the UK in particular.
This is not accidental. This is deliberate policy in
order to bring a very large number of people into the UK.
And then any person with a modicum of common sense would
say this is nothing to do about with the colour of people's
skin, It's to do with the volume of people coming into the
country and there is inevitably going to be problems due to the
sheer volume. So to me it's obvious that this
is calculated agenda by the by the government.
And then you say why would they want to create fear and
breakdown in UK? Well, the simple answer to that
is they need the chaos and the breakdown in order to bring in
the more draconian agenda and we can see that coming in across
the board. So we are witnessing
orchestrated breakdown and the migrants are being used as a key
weapon to do that. So a lot of consideration and
debate needed and certainly we need to hold the government to
account. But Vanessa, welcome to the
news. Of course, it isn't just UK
that's experiencing problems with the influx of people and
Cyprus has now come into the bracket in relation to Israel.
Yes, it has, if we can just put this quote up on screen.
This is from it's a speech from the Third Zionist Congress of
1899. David Treach, born in Germany, a
founder of the Zionist movement, one of the founders, believed in
practical colonisation, not negotiations with Palestine.
In order to colonise Palestinian land from 1917 onwards, Jews
shouldn't seek refuge in lands favourable for European
settlement, as they would encounter resistance in every
such country. They also won't be able to
efficiently settle in tropical regions.
Given these conditions, Cyprus is the most suitable location
for Jewish settlement. While the island isn't a magnet
for European settlers, it's climate is suitable for
Europeans. And notably, it's in close
proximity to Israel, serving as a gateway to it.
And if we look at this looking back in history, this is from
the New York Times in 1935. David Treach dies, they call him
an outstanding Zionist. Of course that is not
necessarily a compliment in the view of those who condemn what
the Zionists are doing to Palestinians.
And he urged practical colonisation of Palestine,
agricultural and economic experts.
So that brings us very rapidly to what's happening in the last
few years. This is very recently an article
in Al Mayadeen. Cyprus faces outcry over Israeli
real estate surge and sovereignty fears.
Let's have a look at what's 1 of the politicians in I think it's
Greek Cyprus, said AKEL Leader warns of organized land
acquisition At a recent conference of Cyprus's leftist
Progressive Party of Working People, the Secretary General
Stefano Stefano issued a stark warning.
Lightning the patterning. Sorry, the pattern of Israeli
real estate acquisitions in Cyprus to the early stages of
settler expansion in historic Palestine.
This is not just investment, it mirrors what happens in
Palestine, gradual land takeover, he stated, adding that
key purchases are being made in strategic areas that could
eventually undermine Cypriot. National.
Control, and this, as I said, is is not necessarily recent,
although it seems to be ramping up.
This is the President of Greek Cyprus. neighbors, friends,
strategic partners. This was a tweet he put out very
recently, a forward-looking discussion with my good friend
President Isaac Herzog on addressing challenges and
creating opportunities for our neighborhood.
Cyprus is a reliable, stable, trustworthy partner committed to
regional cooperation with the Israel.
The Zionist flag on the on the post, and this was back from
2024 in Daily Subba. Zionism's grip on Northern
Cyprus grows stronger each day. And what did they actually say
within the article? A couple of very important
points. First of all, they agreed with
the idea that specific areas are being effectively occupied by
Zionist, the individuals and corporations that have been
increasingly investing in Northern Cyprus with a
particular focus on the Escala region in close proximity to
Israel, Jewish investors or even establishing their own housing
projects and neighborhoods. And then basically the more
disturbing article that's come out very recently in Hebrew
media, this is in Israel. Hyom, Northern Cyprus is also an
Israeli problem and if we look at the text within the article,
I highly recommend people reading it because of course,
what are they doing? They are raising the concerns.
Cyprus recently marked the 51st anniversary of Turkey's 1974
invasion, which of course was engineered by Kissinger at the
time. The history on that is is very
interesting. In practical terms, they say
Northern Cyprus functions as an international no man's land,
enabling Turkey and terrorist groups like Hamas and Iran's
Quds Forces unrestricted operational freedom.
So obviously now they're framing the entire subject as a
potential for an Israeli need to conduct, as usual, pre emptive
self defence for Israeli national security.
And they go on to say within the article, they talk about the
potential for an operation to liberate.
Northern Cyprus. So if we could just have up the
the next slide, it's there. Thank you.
Threat reaches critical threshold.
Israel, in coordination with Greece and Cyprus, must prepare
a contingency operation to liberate the islands N eliminate
air defence systems in Northern Cyprus, destroy intelligence and
command centres and finally remove Turkish forces restoring
internationally recognized Cypriot sovereignty.
And they go on to describe how the operation would would be and
have what they would call it. The contingency plan could be
termed Poseidon's Roth after the Greek God of the sea,
highlighting maritime dominance, which of course means trade
dominance, effectively Turkey. And this is interesting because
now they're they're effectively bringing in the framing of
Turkish weapons of mass destruction.
Of course, previously we saw them preemptively strike the
Osirak nuclear reactor in 1981 in Iraq and in 2007 they
preemptively struck an alleged nuclear reactor project backed
by North Korea in Syria. Now and of course Iran is the 30
year gag on on nuclear production, Turkey currently
constructing the problematic A Caillou nuclear plant on its
Mediterranean coast. This should be internalised so
here in this article. Effectively what they're doing
is framing the potential for military intervention in Cyprus.
Of course, Cyprus is very much occupied by by British military
and Air Force. Air Force that has been used to
sustain and assist the genocide in Gaza, allegedly surveilling
Gaza for hostages, but of course providing equipment to the
Zionist forces and surveilling Palestinian civilians inside
Gaza that of course were then targeted by the IOF.
So very disturbing times at the moment, the fact that they are
declaring that Turkey has weapons of mass destruction.
We know that Cyprus for a long time has been the money
laundering Center for the region, for the Israelis, even
for the Turks themselves. But also more recently, as I'll
talk about in my next section, for the AL Qaeda elements now
ruling and destroying Syria on behalf of the British, the UK,
the UK, the US and Israel. But it's also about, in my
opinion, the wider war of preventing Turkish hegemony in a
region where Israel sees itself as being supremacist.
It's already prevented near Ottoman expansion in Syria by
Turkey. Now it is targeting effectively
Turkish held territory in Cyprus, threatening to push
Turkey out of a very strategic position in the Mediterranean,
which of course is jam packed full of hydrocarbons and and oil
resources and also challenging Turkey in the north of Lebanon.
So we're seeing at the moment, in my opinion, a war between
Greater Israel and Greater Turkey, if, if you like, which
will take in Cyprus at some point, in my opinion.
Vanessa, thank. Thank you very much for that
comprehensive report. It, it is quite extraordinary,
isn't it, that you would have thought reasonable people would
be at least trying to deal with the, the chaos and the, the war
in Gaza before unleashing another front.
But here we are in Cyprus talking about effectively
dealing with the with the north of the islands.
Now Israel can only be making these policies and this type of
rhetoric. They can only do it with the
full support of particularly the UK because of EU KS military
bases on the on the island but also the support of the
international community. So what do you think we're
seeing here? This is Israel, but I'd suggest
Israel can only do this because it has the full backing of what
we will call the rules based international order.
Well, effectively what we're seeing now, and we've, we've
touched on this in previous UK column news is almost
overarching the regional conflicts.
For example, in West Asia. I mean, you're talking about
it's extending to Cyprus, but of course it's extended into
Lebanon, into Syria, into Iraq, into Iran.
Israel is bombing Yemen. So Israel appears to have
absolutely no problem with overextending itself in the
region to achieve its Greater Israel project.
But also on behalf of the UK and the US to basically redraw the
borders. The, the Sykes Picot borders
from 1917, very dear to the British and the French are
effectively being extended and redrawn to take in the global
corridors. So the, the, the economic hubs,
the transit routes through for example, Azerbaijan, we're
seeing the US, Israeli, Turkish build up in the Zanguzur
corridor that is now being challenged by Russia and Iran.
Cyprus, of course, is, is a, is a very important route from West
Asia into Europe. So it's incredibly strategic
both for Turkey and for, for Israel in its run towards
achieving regional hegemony with the help of the Arab Gulf
states. And so I think, you know, it's,
it's, it's really part of a much, much wider war that's
ongoing at the moment. And it is all about redrawing
the economic borders and securing and straddling
territory that incorporates those economic corridors for the
future, both to to compete with China, Russia and Iran and
effectively to isolate Iran eventually, if you look at where
the corridors are now being targeted.
Vanessa, thank. Thank you very much.
Really excellent and quite, quite extraordinary what's
happening there in Cyprus. We'll definitely go into to this
issue much deeper in UK column extra after the news.
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And I'm very grateful to AUK column viewer for sending me
this article. Now, unfortunately, I haven't
got a date on it. I think it was a a few weeks
ago, possibly a month ago, but it's from Scottish Herald Daniel
Powell. Tribunal Glasgow civil servant
loses case. Interesting that the headline
doesn't give any clue as to what's going on here, but if we
delve into reports around this, all becomes clear very quickly.
So Mr. Powell, a civilian based with the MOD in Glasgow, was
forced to read a paper which suggested that white people are
psychotic, cannot be reasoned with and must be destroyed.
And as a result he sued the government to race
discrimination and harassment, claiming the way that diversity
and inclusion is being implemented within the MOD
breaches the Civil Service Code as he considers that what's
happening represents a left wing and Marxist political ideology.
But his case was dismissed because while the tribunal found
that the Psychosis of Whiteness paper had been part of the
material given to managers within the MOD, Mr. Powell had
apparently misread it. He was not bright enough to
understand what it said and effectively the tribal tribunal
concluded that the MOD had never directly disseminated the
document to staff, had never used it in training and did not
endorse it's contents. But effectively the the
gentleman claimed the MOD had been taken over by subversives.
But the judge said that basically it was important for
democracy. The papers, like the one in the
case, challenge people's views and as such its use by the MOD
could not be found to be discriminatory against its
staff. And I I think the final comment
by this lawyer, Andrew Gibson, says it all.
Representing the MOD, the lawyer said that the claimant simply
had a skewed view and sees himself as a spokesperson for
downtrodden white men. I'm just going to remind our
audience that some time ago I've put here circa 2019.
Apologies, this is not a good image, but this was a grid that
the MOD circulated, which was apparently to get people to look
for indicators and warnings against people who were right
wing extremist within the military and the army in
particular. And my point here is that this
type of policy is not only alive and well, it's being accelerated
by the government in order not only to capture our minds, but
to control the way we think we speak and think and on the
subject to manipulation of our minds.
I'll add to this little section the fact that on the
parliamentary website, fairly recently, the description as to
the role of an MP was changed. Now, luckily, one of our
supporters put in a Freedom of Information request asking why
the description was changed and where the orders for that change
had originally come from. And I have to say that the
answer that came back was very dismissive.
It says that the Freedom of Information Act 2000 only
provides you with the public with access to recorded
information held at the time of the request.
It does not extend to providing confirmations or explanations
which are not already held in recorded form, nor are we
required by the ACT to create information.
To answer your question. It goes on to say that that
said, it may help the person asking the question to know that
the web page they referred to is managed and updated by the
Houses Inquiry service. So this is hugely important that
the actual description as to the official role of an MP was
changed on the website. But when a member of the public
asks what this was about, who did this, the answer is
effectively a wall of silence. Sandy, I'll just bring you here
in here because this is really bringing home to us that we're
now being governed not only by a cabal, but it's a cabal that's
prepared to manipulate information and data in order to
deny us knowledge and or to skew our views on particular
subjects. Could be immigration or it could
be politicians. What do you think?
It yes, exactly. I mean, we, we've, we've noticed
throughout the years for decades now, NGOs change agents coming
into into communities with with that in mind, with, with this
idea of actually changing and skewing people's minds to
certain ideologies. And I think, you know, we this
open infiltration, as you know, for common purpose.
It's been happening for years and years.
And what we see is a very pernicious almost.
It is an attack on, on, on the UK and, and Europe, actually the
whole of Europe. It's an attack on the West.
It's to destroy the West. And we see this every single
day, different policies that are destroying our, our, our
infrastructure. I mean, you, you look at the
climate stuff, it's destroying our farming.
Farmers are not farming now because they, they're, they're
being prevented to by climate change, you know, policy.
So we see this with, with the immigration as well.
And you know, I don't, I don't know whether we're, we're,
we're, we're going into, into what's happening locally now.
No, no, we'll come. We just we'll.
Come back to that. I just wanted to reinforce this
point that the manipulation of our minds is an attack on the
public and we have to understand the government's attack US.
Vanessa, let's bring you back in.
Because if we're talking about an attack on our minds, part of
that big attack comes through surveillance.
And when we look into the Oddis that are involved in
surveillance, we can often come straight back to the Israeli
unit 8200, which I think forms part of your report here.
Yeah, it does. But perhaps even more sinister
than that, you're absolutely right, is to focus today on the
UAE, the role of the UAE in furthering the Zionist agenda
both regionally and in Cyprus. And of course, the normalization
between Israel and the UAE was very much engineered by Tony
Blair back in 2015, as we've reported on here, when he
introduced various members of the UAE leadership to various
members of Netanyahu's cabinet. And that relationship then
developed into UAE being one of the first to normalize with
Israel. And so this is an article when I
was looking into the Cyprus issue and and for people to know
that I will be writing a very in depth article on Cyprus for UK
column, which we'll go into a lot more detail about what's
going on. But this article which talks
about the outsized role of surveillance technology in the
Israel, UAE, Abraham Accords. And then if we look at what they
actually talk about with reference to the Abraham
Accords, far from a peace milestone, the Abraham Accords
represent the public formalisation of a long standing
covert partnership, as I said, very much begun by Tony Blair,
between two governments with interests in population control
and surveillance. We've been covering Unit 8200
for some time. The UAE purchased and deployed
Israeli surveillance technology well before the adoption of the
Abraham Accords. Leaked emails in 2018 revealed
that the UAE signed a contract with NSO, which of course is
Pegasus, Sky Spyware and Israeli Cyber war company, to license
surveillance software as early as August 2013, including the
infamous Pegasus spyware. And then this is where it gets,
in my opinion, very sinister. So effectively what the UA is
doing is acting as an outreach settlement com country for for
Israel, for Israeli expansion. One of the primary companies
involved in in this very shadowy surveillance tech is the Dark
matter group. If we can just put the slide up
and Abu Abu Dhabi based cyber cybers, can we just go back one
please, Brian, Thank you. Cybersecurity firm Doc Matter
recruited some NSO staff and former Israeli operatives from
Unit A200 offering $1 million salaries per year and luxury
homes in Cyprus. So here is the UAE effectively
enabling the settlement or the expansion of Israel into Cyprus.
And of course Dark Matter Group, which I will write more about in
the article, were responsible for or or linked to the
assassination of Khashoggi. They were also linked to Project
Raven, which in fact was established, including or
employing NSA employees to spy not only on internal dissidents,
which who were then arrested and subjected to torture, but also
effectively on American individuals and on governments
outside of the UAE. It was a massive scandal, yeah.
And, and this is something that I think we're seeing now in in
the Gulf States, but particularly with UAE, that they
are effectively taking on the mantle of authoritarian AI
development with the collaboration of Israel and the
Unit 8200 and all of the other military linked spy agencies
that are working and have been working to bring about the
genocide of the Palestinians or or an intensified genocide from
October the 7th, developing smart cities, for example, in
Hebron. And now the UAE will be used
along with other Gulf states to effectively extend that AI
dictatorship influence that originates from the Zionist tech
industry in in Israel. And as I mentioned in the in the
previous report, also worryingly, the Cyprus
connection to NATO's Syrian caliphate.
Interesting that Jonathan Powell, Tony Blair's former
security advisor and point man in the Middle East, is back in
Damascus today speaking to Jolani's al Qaeda
administration. Members of.
And we know that he has an office, a permanent office in
the presidential palace. But it's been reported, and I've
heard it from various sources inside Syria, that Jolani, since
he took control of Idlib in the northwest of Syria prior to the
coup in December 2024, he was siphoning Syria's wealth and is
continuing to do so through Turkey and into Cyprus, where
the al Qaeda extremists have bank accounts and are basically
coordinating to establish territorial presence there and
to take gold and wealth out of Syria.
Because, of course, Jelani understands that his role there
will be temporary. Vanessa, thank you.
We can see pieces of a very big jigsaw coming together.
I will say to our audience that if they are, I'm still surprised
at the power and influence of of Israel in this internationalist
sense. Remember it was Francis Maude
from the Conservative Party here in the UK many years ago that
suddenly announced A partnership with Israel through security
that was linking GCHQ Unit 8200, which is Vanessa's mentioned.
So our intelligence and our security services were being
directly linked with Israel. There was no debate in the House
about this. And of course the other bodies
that were brought into that agreement with the universities
in UK. So all of this assembly of, of a
joint power base with Israel was visible, hidden in plain sight
in UK many years ago. And both Conservative and Labour
governments have continued to push this amalgam of, of these
very powerful globalist interests.
Lot more to discuss, but thank you very much, Vanessa.
Now we're going to return to UK and Sandy, this is the point at
which you've been hearing concerns from local people and
the subject is the creation of mosques.
Yes, some people from Weston Super Mare got in touch with me
because I know there's there's there's cities of sanctuary or
towns of sanctuary or councils of sanctuary all over England
now. But Weston Super Mare is a, is a
council of sanctuary and they've received a planning permit.
The people have have realised there's a planning application
going through for a very large building, a very large mosque,
which is occupying 3 three buildings in the centre of the
town. And as you can see, and from the
slide there there, you know, it's quite a big, it's a very
big mosque. And actually it's, it's the
biggest mosque between Bristol and and, and Bridgewater.
And they're, they're, what's interesting is that they're
talking about the expansion of the population of, of Weston
Super So I don't believe that, that,
that, that people are inherently racist here.
Um, obviously there are some we've got, we've got Tommy
Robinson whipping things up and Farage, but on, on average, I've
looked at this, um, 7 page document which has been put
through to oppose this mosque. Um, I'm just, uh, got the, the
migration and, uh, of course it's all the 2030 agenda.
As we know, uh, all of this is, is a, is a plan and it's rolling
out and it's having the desired effect because actually what
they want is civil unrest. So we've got to be so careful.
We've got to be very measured. And what I was impressed with
was these people from Weston super It's, they've, they've
produced A7 page document to back up the petition that they,
they raised of over 1000 people, um, against the planning
application. Um, it's right in the Senate.
It was the residents association that did this.
And I have to say, looking at it, it was a really, really, um,
considered and not inflammatory document.
Um, but it was put, um, that the term in the terms of the
planning application for the mosque.
The key thing is that that North Somerset Council has removed all
the comments about this planning application, um, because they
consider them offensive. That is because people would
voicing genuine concerns, but they won't let anybody see the
comments. So where is this coming from?
So who's deciding what can and cannot be said here and what is
offensive? We, we don't know.
The debate, you know, is in the conversation which nobody is
allowed to have. Now, I don't believe that
everyone in in in Weston Super So it does speak volumes and,
and The thing is there should be dialogue on all this and there
hasn't been. And that's the main problem.
It's all about speed, volume and dialogue.
There's been a lack of dialogue and this whole programme is
happening. I mean, the, the, the immigrant
programme has been happening at at great speed and at great
volume. And that is the problem.
You know, it's not people being uh, NIMBY or, or, or racist or
anything else. It's people being genuinely
concerned about what is happening in the UK and we have
to emphasize this. Um, so they, they, the residents
association got in touch with me because they knew that the UK
column could voice their concerns, uh, in a measured way.
And I hopefully this is what we're doing.
Um, so there's, there's been a lack of transparency that it's
all been rushed through. The people are reacting to this,
this way, the way it's been handled.
It's not that they're far right, You know, the Council of
Sanctuaries, a national international network, but most
people in Weston Super So let's look at the, the city
of sanctuary charter. Um, now this was, this was
brought in, you know, 2022 to 2025 and, and it's, it, it seems
to be financed by lots of NGOs, the National Lottery, all sorts
of, you know, it's very, very shady where it's all come from.
And it's just kind of tipped up in, in, in, in all these cities
of sanctuary, there's a, there's always an office for the, for
the city of sanctuary charter. And that they, they, they, they
bring people in and they, they talk about stuff, but it's all
about, we've got to be more inclusive.
We've got to do this. And it's a lot of DEI, but
there's no real dialogue about what is really happening.
And that's what people are concerned about.
So let's have a look at this this the next slide.
Yeah, a lot of it's been brought through through through the
national planning policy framework.
And again, it's it's all it was first that was first published
in in March 2012. And it it really is if I could
have the next slide up with with that it regard.
It's, it's all about, I'm just trying to read this because it's
a bit small, but it's all it, it says, you know, it's North
Somerset has always been and always will continue to be a
place that celebrates and welcomes ethnic and cultural
diversity. Well, of course it is.
But at the moment this mosque, they're, they're worried about
it because it's going to be huge.
It's going to be 24/7 with about, I think it's 341.
You know, it's got the ability capacity of 341 men and that the
men have, you know, a, a, a, a, a different entry to the women.
The men are going to be occupying this mainly.
And you know that the, as I, as it says on, on the, the, the
planning application that they, they removed all the comments
and people are worried also it will encompass a, a morgue, a
24/7 morgue. But more than anything else, I
think people are worried that this is a Sunni mosque and that
with, with the tensions that are already firing up with the SEC,
you know, the sex SEC, you know, the secular stuff that's going
on in France, The, the, the, the, the, the, the, the troubles
that they're having in the, in the migrant camps between
different sectarian facts. We've just got to look at what
is really going on here because people are worried because
they've already taken in the Afghan population from from when
Kabul was was very speedily evacuated and they brought the,
the, the, the Afghan migrants here who were involved with,
with obviously the, the western side.
So you've got tension there and people are worried about that,
very rightly worried about that. Now there's also the idea that
this is, this is a bit like, I think the government are, are
really pushing this through different NGOs and they're, I
know Weston Super So you've got the the sanctuary
awards and there's they, they mentioned within the sanctuary
awards, they mentioned the theory this, this.
Could I have the next slide, please?
Oh, this is their values. They've got inclusivity, you
know, openness, participation, inspire integrity.
All of this sounds very, very good, but to to bring this into
a very sleepy seaside town is going to cause tension between
different factions there already within the UK of Islamic people,
but also between the people that, that that live there.
So this is the, I mean, This is why unfortunately we are a
tolerant race. We always have been, but this is
kind of pushing people to be really concerned.
Now we've got the theory of change within that, that
document of the, the of the one that I mentioned earlier.
And it's the theory of change. They, they're pushing this whole
theory of change. And the theory of change is
really the NGO that's pushing a lot of this.
It's a, it's a theory. And I'd like to just flag up
this video which explains what the theory of change is.
A theory of change is a powerful tool that helps an organization
articulate the connection between their actions and their
mission using the language of outcomes, a theory of change
helps you define your intended outcomes and the connections
between them. Identify the why and how of your
organization. Create a foundation for
evaluation, program development, organizational change, or
strategic planning. Communicate more effectively
with internal and external. Stakeholders.
So what I'm seeing here is it, it is another sort of, if you
like agents of change coming in to, to, to really push an
ideology. And it's also heavily funded and
we need to find out who. And of course, when you look at
it all, it all goes back to Agenda 2030.
And what we're seeing here is a roll out of the the, the
infrastructure of Agenda 2030 within our communities that
will, if we're not careful, end up being a bit of a disaster in
my view. Sandy, thank you very much.
Very emotive subject. The key thing is that we have to
have dialogue in this country and we have to have
understanding as to what's really going on.
I'm going to end today's news by a very quick look at countering
extremism, because of course we come back to this business that
anybody who dares speak out about what's happening, not only
here in UK, could be in Gaza or could be in Iraq or Iran, you
are going to come under the network of extremism.
So this is the government, the government's Commission
Commissioner for countering extremism, Robin Simcox.
And I just wanted to have a little look at what he said in
part of the the commentary on the website, the government
website itself. He says that the government's
independent advisor on extremism.
I have long observed A persistent debate around what
motivates terrorism. Some point to the role, some
point to the role of ideas. Others emphasize socio
economics, personal trauma or mental illness.
This debate matters enormously for how we shape our counter
terrorism policies. And he goes on to say that to
bring clarity to this question, I've commissioned Doctor Donald
Holbrook to conduct forensic research examining the
electronic content collected from 100 UK terrorists over
several decades. His findings published today,
are unequivocal and significant. Now, this is just one paragraph
from the report, but I've decided to bring this to the
fore. It says the evidence is clear.
And he goes on to say that what Doctor Holbrooke discovered is
striking. Terrorists do not merely dabble
with extremist ideology. They immerse themselves in it.
They actively seek it out. They consume, debate, and even
produce ideological content that guides and justifies their
actions. So, according to the
Commissioner, it's all very clear.
But let's remember what we discussed in Monday's news when
Ben Rumid brought up this Policy Exchange document, which was
entitled Extremely Confused. The government's new counter
extremism review revealed and this is because the document was
basically saying that the government just had no idea what
behaviour was what. It was confused, it was chaotic.
It's a really interesting report to read.
But whilst this tells us the chaos in government, the the
Commissioner himself is appointing a man linked to this
organization, the international, sorry, that should say
International Centre for Counterterrorism.
And this is a think tank based in The Hague, Netherlands,
providing research, policy advice, training and other
solutions to support better counterterrorism policies.
Well, here's if we just bring that, put that back on screen.
Here's Donald, Donald Holbrook himself.
And if you look at this organization, you quickly find
that it's fully in bed with the European Union's own hub for the
prevention of radicalisation. So we are not dealing with AUK
generated policy. We are still locked into an EU
based policy. And as UK Column has said for
many years, this is the reality of Brexit without the exit.
Now, to end on a lighter note, but still with some teaching
content, let's have a look at Yes Minister talking about
defence. I think we've shown this before,
but I think it's an important one to review.
Bernard, what is the purpose of our defence politics?
To defend Britain is to make. People believe Britain is
defended. The Russian.
Not the Russians. The British Russians know it's
not. For all our.
Simple, ignorant people. The aim of the defense policy is
to make them feel secure. Bernard, we have a magic wand.
It is called Trident. Nobody understands anything
about it except that it will cost £15 billion, which means it
must be wonderful. All we have to do is write a
check and then we can all relax. But if people in government
start talking about it, in the end they'll start thinking about
it. They will come to realize the
problem, the flaws in the reasoning there.
Is one thing there this TV broadcast is doing because he
uses it to announce his new policy?
Regard firstly to have to go through.
Cabinet in the House? Well, you can do that if the
Prime Minister's made-up his mind then.
He must unmake it. He's the Prime Minister, his
own. Car, nice house in London, place
in the country, endless publicity and a pension for
life. What more does he want?
I. Think he wants to govern
Britain? Well, stop him, Bernard.
So comedy, humour, laughter, but a very strong message there that
the people of Britain are to be deceived, they're be to be made
to think what the power base wants and even the Prime
Minister himself or herself is going to be controlled to do the
bidding of those behind the scenes.
So whilst we may laugh at that short clip, I think there's a
lot of very serious comments and analysis has gone on in the
background which reflects exactly on the position today.
We will leave it at we will leave it there.
Thank you very much for joining us, wherever you are in the
world. And if you're Auk column member,
we'll be back in a few moments for UK column extra.
Vanessa and Sandy, I look forward to speaking in more
detail about the subjects of today's news in our extra.
And thank you also for joining me on the news today.
We'll leave it there. Bye bye.