Should Boris Johnson apologise for Burka comments?

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  • čas přidán 7. 08. 2018
  • After Boris Johnson 's Telegraph article Theresa May and other Conservative party members have asked him to apologise for his comments. Julia takes an in depth look at whether he should apologise with the help of Nadine Dorries, Ajmal Masoor, Stanley Johnson and more.

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  • @peterfield3563
    @peterfield3563 Před 5 lety +237

    This isn't part of British culture. Under no circumstances should Boris apologise.

    • @estrellitaradiante69
      @estrellitaradiante69 Před 5 lety

      Peter Field z

    • @johnsmith-mk3zq
      @johnsmith-mk3zq Před 5 lety +2

      Peter Field whats british culture?
      Dont think there is one anymore

    • @johnharvey4448
      @johnharvey4448 Před 4 lety +8

      john smith Don’t know either. Yet, British culture includes some things including some values such as freedom of speech, freedom of expression.

    • @rnw2739
      @rnw2739 Před 4 lety +2

      @@johnsmith-mk3zq Yes there is. Nice try trying to dismiss hundreds of years of a culture but you simply succeed in displaying your idiocy.

    • @rnw2739
      @rnw2739 Před 4 lety +6

      @Qwfwq66 And here you are again, running down the British, you arsehole. You dont know what British culture is? Than it's you who is the dimwit. I assume you are spouting your anti British bile whilst living in Britain? Of course you are you filthy fucking hypocritical wanker.

  • @jasonsmith4765
    @jasonsmith4765 Před 5 lety +99

    No he shouldn't apologise

    • @jim22277
      @jim22277 Před 4 lety +1

      @Qwfwq66 speaking from experience?

  • @hurstmitchell6392
    @hurstmitchell6392 Před 5 lety +242

    Islam is not a pleasant religion, it doesn't suit the west and I find the burqa offensive.
    So please do not say sorry Boris.

    • @littlezit2
      @littlezit2 Před 5 lety +19

      100% agreed. Islam is destroying the UK

    • @dazzdeadmeadow
      @dazzdeadmeadow Před 5 lety +3

      Hurst Mitchell ban the Catholic church as we then. They have been fucking young boys for years.....seem to have conveniently forgot that though eh??

    • @DaveL83
      @DaveL83 Před 5 lety +4

      @@dazzdeadmeadow old news and dealt with keep current

    • @dazzdeadmeadow
      @dazzdeadmeadow Před 4 lety

      @ian Garstang wit isn't your strong point I see

    • @dazzdeadmeadow
      @dazzdeadmeadow Před 4 lety

      @@FedorevskyI think you were touched by your uncle a lot and enjoyed it....don't be shy

  • @felixfedre518
    @felixfedre518 Před 5 lety +41

    Never apologise! Trump wouldn't! And the world loves Trump.

  • @rodneydrewitt2509
    @rodneydrewitt2509 Před 5 lety +236

    Boris you need not apologise you speak for millions of UK citizens

    • @robertsidwell2424
      @robertsidwell2424 Před 5 lety

      rodney drewitt but he also doesn’t speak for millions of Britons

    • @ehi2283
      @ehi2283 Před 5 lety +1

      And for some non-citizens too and that includes me.

    • @rodneydrewitt2509
      @rodneydrewitt2509 Před 5 lety

      you know that do you i think not

    • @THEPINKFLOYDIANS
      @THEPINKFLOYDIANS Před 5 lety

      So apologize for the knuckle dragging millions.

    • @sliperysid
      @sliperysid Před 5 lety +8

      The silent majority are starting to find their voice, hopefully it's not too late to end political correctness and save free speech.

  • @numbersix100
    @numbersix100 Před 5 lety +49

    Boris is only saying what most people think

  • @roblloyd1879
    @roblloyd1879 Před 5 lety +74

    Went into a Morrisons filling station and the guy in front of me was a motorcyclist wearing a helmet, He has his credit card in his hand ready to pay. The woman behind the till became quite offensive demanding he remove his helmet before he could pay. his reply was do you want me to pay or not, proffering his credit card. I payed at the next till and left after that. Next week at the same filling station a woman wearing a burka came in to pay. Same woman behing the till and no challenge. One law for them and one for us. They choose to live in our country they must accept our values. In honesty I would now choose to ban the burka in public places. I have no religion but see most countries arround the world seem to be able to bring their religious beliefs into the 21st century. I am afraid islam is still in the dark ages fighting a subtle war for religious domination. It has little place in a free Britain.

    • @SAHBfan
      @SAHBfan Před 5 lety +8

      Rob Lloyd - as an ex motorcyclist I have experienced that situation a lot. Not just filling stations, but supermarkets, too. I have been told to remove my helmet in a supermarket (a pain... Helmet in one hand, basket in the other, no hands left to shop with) but then the security guard insisted I left my helmet at an unattended till, presumably so I could slip a pack of sausages or pack of biscuits in it... My helmet was worth £200 and I have to leave it unattended for anyone to walk off with (which would then mean I could 't ride home). Lots of anti motorcyclist attitude out there... But would they DARE ask a muslim woman to show her face? Not even in an airport...

    • @davytornado9772
      @davytornado9772 Před 5 lety +7

      If the cashier had asked Mrs burkha to uncover she would have been called RACIST. RACIST. RACIST and an accusation of racism in Britain now is considered worse than baby rape. No problem with Mr motorcycle, he's only white and British.

    • @amandacarpenter255
      @amandacarpenter255 Před 5 lety +1

      @Zia Smith No need to call folk! You horrible individual. Besides it's not a religious outfit...it's a excuse to intimidate!

    • @johnharvey4448
      @johnharvey4448 Před 4 lety

      Zia Smith True, a bicycle helmet is not part of his religious beliefs. And ?
      b) The burqa is not a requirement in religion I.e Islam.
      c) Branding someone a fascist spastic is appalling. Especially when he’s not a fascist. And, to call someone a spastic as an insult - that is considered appalling in our culture and rightly so.

    • @Wandering.Homebody
      @Wandering.Homebody Před 4 lety

      Wow. That sounds really concerning, for general traffic safety, if she was driving. I can't quite believe that that would be legal, tbh? I ve tried ona niqab before to see what it's like, and have found that it really affected my field of vision. Never would I drive a car, motorcycle or ride a bike like that.

  • @frankspence8460
    @frankspence8460 Před 5 lety +16

    Boris is absolutely spot on, two brief examples as to why.
    First there was an armed robbery in Bradford during which a WPC was murdered. The robbery was carried out by a so called Somali asylum seeker, who subsequently escaped back to Somalia to evade arrest, and he did so wearing a Burka. Secondly there was a failed attempted bombing in London a fortnight after 7/7. One of the perpetrators whose home was surrounded by Police escaped immediate arrest by travelling to Birmingham by wearing a Burka. These two examples demonstrate the danger of allowing this garment it is a risk to our security and safety and should be made illegal. Boris is quite right, and apart from that just exactly what happened to Boris freedom of speech?

  • @martyinsumatra
    @martyinsumatra Před 5 lety +156

    "Should Boris Johnson apologise over his Burka comments?"
    Let me sum this up in a single word: no.

    • @smudgersmith4306
      @smudgersmith4306 Před 5 lety

      Theresonlyone, so would I, 'Definitely Not'

    • @ericdavies1040
      @ericdavies1040 Před 5 lety

      Martin Hann Boris Johnson should apologise for being alive. Hes a complete twat .

    • @martyinsumatra
      @martyinsumatra Před 5 lety +6

      I don't like Boris either, but I agree with his comments.

    • @rnw2739
      @rnw2739 Před 4 lety

      @Russian Métropolitan Tough shit

  • @Earl-Dumarest
    @Earl-Dumarest Před 5 lety +43

    I think foreigners have no right to tell us how to behave here- how dare they assume we should think their morals are any better than ours?

  • @we4r119
    @we4r119 Před 5 lety +23

    Love Julia Hartley-Brewer! I agree with her completely on this.

  • @008juggy
    @008juggy Před 5 lety +20

    Boris is only saying what we all think.. End of.
    No need for any apology..

  • @SwappingIsSaving
    @SwappingIsSaving Před 5 lety +145

    No. It's called free speech. To hell with those who don't like it.

    • @christopherflux6254
      @christopherflux6254 Před 5 lety +2

      SwappingIsSaving Someone could say the same about wearing a burka. They are claiming it’s ‘free expression’

    • @lucasmucas2807
      @lucasmucas2807 Před 5 lety +3

      Christopher Flux
      Just a shame we cant see the free expression on their faces.

    • @rockie0708
      @rockie0708 Před 5 lety

      SwappingIsSaving Hear Hear.

    • @johnharvey4448
      @johnharvey4448 Před 4 lety +2

      Jay Jay And, if a woman were to kiss a friend on the cheek as a greeting in Dubai she is arrested imprisoned and deported. That’s ok as that is the law in their land. However, we should have law against the garment that covers the entire face except the eyes in the UK, and It’s not much to ask. I can’t think of any other part of their culture that is illegal in the UK. The UK has been very tolerant to Muslims.

  • @grahamellis6029
    @grahamellis6029 Před 5 lety +25

    Hold firm Mr Johnson.

  • @jagpete
    @jagpete Před 5 lety +31

    "BAN THE BURKA" and comments Boris Johnson made perfectly fine comparison I'm tired of all this PC in this Country really tired of it and no need to apologies "BAN THE BURKA"

  • @ryanborder189
    @ryanborder189 Před 5 lety +60

    Julia is fast becoming my favourite TV/RADIO presenter. She's brave, fearless and funny-go for it Julia-kick em where it hurts!!

    • @jim22277
      @jim22277 Před 4 lety

      @Qwfwq66 you like em and still in school.

    • @tessgirl383
      @tessgirl383 Před 3 lety

      Qwfwq66 weirdo

  • @nickbrian5141
    @nickbrian5141 Před 5 lety +46

    We should not tolerate these intolerant extremists, and those people calling for an apologise are supporting extremist view and should not be in Government.

  • @bott3849
    @bott3849 Před 5 lety +99

    No he should not apologize.
    You should be able to say what you want but the UK is a nanny state. They put people in jail for words and that is shameful authoritarian nonsense.

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      @trinamicenterprize2800 Před 5 lety

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    • @ibrahimalkoum946
      @ibrahimalkoum946 Před 5 lety

      you can not offending people and incite the hatred they will throw you in the prison like any dog

  • @stephenmiller3698
    @stephenmiller3698 Před 5 lety +64

    Please don't apologize Boris !

  • @MaybeTheBest
    @MaybeTheBest Před 5 lety +102

    If you dress up like a letter box, be prepared to be compared to a letter box.

    • @raymondcragg7282
      @raymondcragg7282 Před 4 lety +4

      That isn't fair. Letter boxes are red

    • @jim22277
      @jim22277 Před 4 lety +1

      @Qwfwq66 your an insult on humanity.

    • @hughjones4049
      @hughjones4049 Před 4 lety +1

      "Shall I compare thee to a -summer's day- letter box?"

    • @MaybeTheBest
      @MaybeTheBest Před 4 lety

      @Qwfwq66 Oh dear, really?
      And?

  • @LETHALAPOLLOGAMING
    @LETHALAPOLLOGAMING Před 5 lety +23

    NO APOLOGY IM OFFENDED AT THAT SORT OF CLOTHING AND AGREE IT SHOULD BE BANNED IN PUBLIC

  • @marksapollo
    @marksapollo Před 5 lety +63

    If your a motorcyclist you must remove your helmet before entering a petrol station shop, why do the same LAWS not apply to Burka wearers? It’s perfectly fine to discriminate against one group but not another? That is ridiculous and hypocritical and makes no sense what so ever. It’s either one rule for everyone or no rules! Not one rule for one group another rule for another group..
    Boris does not own any apology to anyone, people should get over themselves.

    • @dezalan437
      @dezalan437 Před 5 lety +3

      Tomas de Torquemada me too I refuse to remove... Bikerphobes!

    • @marksapollo
      @marksapollo Před 5 lety +1

      Dez Alan Well yes, because then you need to remember the reason why in the U.K. you have to remove your helmet, it’s due to all the robberies that take place, some armed, by people wearing helmets. So it’s a good thing to ask people to remove them, my point was more about the fact that the Burka doesn’t fall under the same laws when it should! You can’t have one law for one group, another for another group..

    • @dezalan437
      @dezalan437 Před 5 lety

      marksapollo I remove it in banks just not petrol stations and yes I agree it's double standards... First we were told they would integrate now we're told we need to adapt to their culture.

  • @bobhead665
    @bobhead665 Před 5 lety +63

    it's ok to ware a Burka but you can't fly a union jack in the uk.

    • @markscouler2534
      @markscouler2534 Před 5 lety +3

      Look at that cafe who was putting little union jacks in the full english breaky they had close because they said it was racist

    • @mayhorse66
      @mayhorse66 Před 5 lety +2

      The police (forcibly) tried to stop the flying of the Union Jack at the recent DFLA march.

    • @johnharvey4448
      @johnharvey4448 Před 4 lety

      mayhorse66 What was the Police rationale for doing that ?

    • @johnharvey4448
      @johnharvey4448 Před 4 lety

      Jay Alex No way. Wasn’t even aware of that.

    • @whitehorses460
      @whitehorses460 Před 4 lety

      wear

  • @ddjay1363
    @ddjay1363 Před 5 lety +49

    Trying to 'debate' someone who is indoctrinated with a medieval, middle-eastern political ideology is like pissing into the wind.

    • @dazzdeadmeadow
      @dazzdeadmeadow Před 5 lety +1

      D D Jay bit like trying to stop our government bombing Iraq to fuckery innit?

    • @patriciathomas1533
      @patriciathomas1533 Před 5 lety +1

      Hello my friend that's just it we don't have freedom of speech anymore in our own country only the Muslims do what a messed up this planet is .

    • @dazzdeadmeadow
      @dazzdeadmeadow Před 5 lety

      Patricia Thomas we must be pretty weak if 4% of the population are telling us what to do. I advise that you stop reading The Daily Mail so much. Yes, there are extreme Muslims and moderate Muslims, just like there are people with no faith who are tossers and some who are rather nice. I think it's a bit more nuanced than you are perceiving.

  • @StackerNoobUK
    @StackerNoobUK Před 5 lety +463

    No. You should never apologise for telling the truth

    • @flyingdutchman3895
      @flyingdutchman3895 Před 5 lety +25

      leon mc pilibin , dont try make it about something else , f islam f the burqa and f everybody who believes in the devils book of islam , amen .

    • @NDTViThailand
      @NDTViThailand Před 5 lety +32

      If you want to wear the burka do it in your own Islamic country. Apart from violence what has Islam brought to the west? It only takes and wants more.

    • @flyingdutchman3895
      @flyingdutchman3895 Před 5 lety +8

      Russian Métropolitan , nobody cares what you say cause your an nobody 👌🏻

    • @rubytuesday4026
      @rubytuesday4026 Před 5 lety +4

      Flying Dutchman///Well said

    • @NDTViThailand
      @NDTViThailand Před 5 lety +4

      Russian Métropolitan
      Is that it? What a thick commie bastard.

  • @LiamEshikari
    @LiamEshikari Před 5 lety +53

    Apologise for what? They do look like letter boxes.
    Maybe the people complaining should go down the high streets of old Yorkshire towns such as Huddersfield and Dewsbury and see the rows and rows of letter boxes walking down the streets. England is changing extremely fast and we don't like it.

    • @johnharvey4448
      @johnharvey4448 Před 4 lety +2

      JRM 4 PM Yes, the particular garment does look like a letter box. Obviously it doesn’t look the same. Yet, it does look like one.

    • @smithysmith4004
      @smithysmith4004 Před 3 lety

      And the people blamed: weak government and Guardian readers. All 30.

  • @goodall1bay
    @goodall1bay Před 5 lety +20

    if he apologises he will undermine the view of the vast majority of the general public.

  • @davidlloyd8374
    @davidlloyd8374 Před 5 lety +51

    WINSTON CHURCHILL had a disdain for Islam in his book the River War, Boris Johnson wrote a book about Churchill. British people have a right to defend ithe cultural values of BRITAIN. ISLAM has the right to defend their values but are able to do in MUSLIM countries Saudi Arabia, Middle East, but should not be offended when Europeans express their views to their own cultural stance. ISLAM cannot have it both ways. The dress is acceptable in Saudi Arabia, Middle East but this type of dress is not seen as accepted in Western society, Islamic society is showing a disdain for Western society in the west with its liberal values has said nothing. The time has come to be shown that this is not normal nor an accepted dress practice in Europe, fine in Saudi Arabia, Pakistan.
    Boris Johnson has every right and will probably express the feelings of many British people who will agree with him.

    • @johnharvey4448
      @johnharvey4448 Před 4 lety +1

      David Lloyd I have a disdain for the garment that covers the entire face except the eyes. That is I have a disdain for it being legal in the UK.

    • @jim22277
      @jim22277 Před 4 lety

      @Qwfwq66 shh! That will be your little secret 😅

  • @davidhack1974
    @davidhack1974 Před 5 lety +145

    Please don't apologise Boris

    • @gulligullible7242
      @gulligullible7242 Před 5 lety

      David Hack you is not from England so keep your nose out of our business understand ! Peace

  • @vjab1108
    @vjab1108 Před 5 lety +47

    WHERE is there EQUALITY in Islam? WHY do the MEN Not wear the Burka?

    • @a5amr2
      @a5amr2 Před 5 lety +1

      Grow up. Why do priests not wear nun outfits.

    • @johnharvey4448
      @johnharvey4448 Před 4 lety

      Mikasa Ackerman What is remarkable and wrong is Muslims who leave an Islamic country to move to the UK but think the UK should change to how the country they fled is. So wrong. The UK should be different in that it has a ban on the garment that covers the entire face except the eyes. No culture has its own way completely on a foreign culture.

    • @jayshedden3202
      @jayshedden3202 Před 4 lety

      They do

    • @hughjones4049
      @hughjones4049 Před 4 lety +1

      @@a5amr2 Nun outfits are not burqas.

  • @roberthollands7863
    @roberthollands7863 Před 5 lety +121

    How do you know the are always women ?

    • @anthonytaylor9232
      @anthonytaylor9232 Před 5 lety +11

      robert hollands
      Malcontents and terrorists have been known to conceal themselves under such attire, to further their aims.
      Then of course amongst them, I guess there must be a percentage of 'CROSS DRESSERS' ...........

    • @vincentmckenna281
      @vincentmckenna281 Před 5 lety +10

      Their was a robbery a few years ago by four Muslims men dressed in full length Muslim woman's cĺothes

    • @surality
      @surality Před 5 lety

      Hello Vincent Mckenna, I remember that, i do recall them as the black moped Robbery type nothing to do with being Islamic, but I understand your concern and point. Thank-you

    • @haydnmoore6787
      @haydnmoore6787 Před 5 lety +3

      They could be LGBT, then nobody will know what they are. Themselves included.

    • @johnharvey4448
      @johnharvey4448 Před 4 lety

      robert hollands Haha. Good point actually, very good point.

  • @commonsense5401
    @commonsense5401 Před 5 lety +14

    He should not apologise under any circumstances.The political landscape is changing and the cringing apologetic hang-wringing days of Theresa May are over. The interviewee is an example of everything that is wrong with Islam. Well done Julia , you called him out big time.

  • @PeteLogan101
    @PeteLogan101 Před 5 lety +29

    On a side note, Julia was brilliant!!

  • @Truth_Seeker_UK
    @Truth_Seeker_UK Před 5 lety +39

    It's nothing to do with choice when you'll be ostracised by your community

    • @koreyleigh2733
      @koreyleigh2733 Před 5 lety +2

      Truth Seeker THEN THAT COMMUNITY SHOULD NOT BE ALLOWED TO EXIST IN BRITAIN. SEND IT BACK TO THE MIDDLE EAST.

    • @DarrenHarrison7160
      @DarrenHarrison7160 Před 5 lety +2

      Truth Seeker Absolutely spot on there

  • @richardballinger517
    @richardballinger517 Před 5 lety +21

    IT'S FREE SPEECH, they do look like letter boxes, they do look like bin liners, they do look like loosely clothed ninja's, they do cause separation, it is a symbol of oppressed women, I could go on. He's only saying what the rest of us sensible people are thinking and it's about time somebody said it out loud, I hope it's just not a case for votes.

  • @georgeswampy6224
    @georgeswampy6224 Před 5 lety +25

    Ask the Nation if the burka be banned in Britain, and you will find the answer will be a resounding YES, that’s why they will not ask the ordinary people. They will only ask if they believe the answer will fall in their favour, Like Brexit, that they now believe they wish they had never had, a referendum, but they cocked up, and are trying to back out of the nations majority decision.

    • @jim22277
      @jim22277 Před 4 lety

      @Qwfwq66 that one day you may face the gallows.

  • @BB-mv9wl
    @BB-mv9wl Před 5 lety +16

    No, he should not apologise at all. He hasn’t said anything non factual. What is noticeable is how the MP looking to have him fired, is using his religion as a weapon to hold the conservatives to ransom. Urging all Muslims not to vote for the Tory party until he apologises. Moreover; Theresa Mays response is nothing more than sending an instruction to cower to political correctness.
    Thumbs up to Mrs Hartley-Brewer.

  • @RobertRobbinsvideomarketing

    No he should not he is right, when my kids first saw a woman in one of those they ran away crying, it's oppressive and usually forced on the woman by fathers or husbands, it has no place in the 21st century and could be interpreted as extreme, Boris bless him although he was a bit too descriptive is absolutely right

  • @martingibbons1324
    @martingibbons1324 Před 5 lety +12

    You cannot win against this type of mentality. Ban women wearing skirts that come to the knee, but it is absolutely fine to walk along the high street looking like a Ninja

  • @buzzcut63
    @buzzcut63 Před 5 lety +30

    When people are so easily offended, you have to stop worrying about offending them.

    • @k9komfortinn
      @k9komfortinn Před 5 lety

      Wonderful easy way of dealing with it. Good job.

  • @oldsongsnew8797
    @oldsongsnew8797 Před 5 lety +19

    The ever widening gulf of opinion between 'the people' and those in power ,is amusing to see, not just in the UK but the whole of Europe.

  • @mmtot
    @mmtot Před 5 lety +29

    As well as having a polyester Hood and face cloth why not attach a neck clamp and chain dragging a large iron ball? Would that be progressive enough?

  • @orlas5861
    @orlas5861 Před 5 lety +11

    No !
    He was speaking the truth - ' they ' do look like that etc !!
    Go Boris ! Go Boris !
    👏👍🇬🇧

  • @onetwothreefourfive12345
    @onetwothreefourfive12345 Před 5 lety +10

    Well done Julia! Never back down.

  • @StackerNoobUK
    @StackerNoobUK Před 5 lety +223

    In the West, we live in a highly open, high trust society. That open, trusting democracy requires that you reveal your identity in public spaces. Additionally, humans evolved to require highly integrated social groups to reveal faces. Our brains are wired to assess facial expressions for signs of intent of the person you are looking at.
    Not being able to see those expressions and signs can only lead to mistrust. Its why we find it so creepy when someone has no movement in their facial muscles when they are speaking or listening. Its why we have whites in our eyes, so that we can see what people are looking at. There is anthropoligical evidence that early humans with little or no whites in their eyes were murdered by the group because they were not trusted. Its why monsters never have whites in their eyes.
    Covering of the face is intimidating and leads to an inescapable instinct not to trust the person you are talking to. Thats the key phrase here, INESCAPABLE INSTINCT. Instinct cannot be waved away by SJWs and political islam.

    • @raysummers8958
      @raysummers8958 Před 5 lety +3

      Stacker Noob UK : Exactly , so why cause themselves even more problems. Sadly Muslims have been given a bad press because of a minority of ignorant bigots who think they are above the Law. But so little is said by the So called Priests and Community Leaders, and they all wonder why trust has gone.

    • @StackerNoobUK
      @StackerNoobUK Před 5 lety +4

      Yes it does. You are thinking of the Niqab or the Hijab
      Here you go, explained by a kids news show for you:www.bbc.co.uk/newsround/24118241

    • @chipsandkebabs
      @chipsandkebabs Před 5 lety +4

      As a Muslim, I believe Britain should ban it. It is not even part of Islam. I have 2 videos on my channel relating to this.
      Islam, though, is an amazing religion which has been hijacked.

    • @RobertRobbinsvideomarketing
      @RobertRobbinsvideomarketing Před 5 lety +7

      Origins The Burka is an addition to a religion to cover women up in case another had desires for her, a religion is not a race so to call out someone as racist over the burka which is not an original part of the religion of peace is hypocritical and very misguided religious views are not a race issue, many races follow a faith only a very small proportion of followers require their women to cover up to this extreme. Call them religionist by all means, but racists is insulting peoples intelligence.

    • @jagman84
      @jagman84 Před 5 lety +5

      It is not a religion, it's a murderous political ideology. Convert or die is not something that can be accommodated in the UK. Or, indeed, any civilised place in the world.

  • @nomis4913
    @nomis4913 Před 5 lety +17

    I think we should be allowed to walk around bollock naked. I'd give it a go with the heatwave we've been suffering recently.
    The burqa and niqab both look ridiculous (and somewhat sinister) and Boris certainly shouldn't apologise for pointing this out.

  • @AndrewAHayes
    @AndrewAHayes Před 5 lety +25

    I visited an asian cornershop the other day, on the door was a sign requesting people remove helmets and hoods, the woman behind the counter was wearing a headscarf and a veil.
    that is the definition of "taking the piss"

    • @iamseetherfan
      @iamseetherfan Před 5 lety +2

      Andrew Hayes just read your post, oh the irony of it lol. There piss takers and they know it

  • @whitexchina
    @whitexchina Před 5 lety +9

    I once saw 5 niqab wearing women coming into a store, a child was so scared that it ran to his mother & hid behind her.
    The kid was terrified!

  • @mjcard
    @mjcard Před 5 lety +35

    No Apology!!!! They do look like robbers.

    • @NDTViThailand
      @NDTViThailand Před 5 lety +5

      mjcard
      80% don’t work so technically they are robbers.

  • @mjcard
    @mjcard Před 5 lety +16

    Women who wear burqas do NOT have the choice mostly. If they refuse to wear it they suffer repercussions from family members or community memebers.

  • @samspade5824
    @samspade5824 Před 5 lety +64

    No. Its seems to me that its the media are more offended than the Muslims. Anyway, this will be forgotten about in a week or two replaced by another media made "controversy"

    • @gulligullible7242
      @gulligullible7242 Před 5 lety

      Sam Spade Oh so abusing women is ok and it's no more than spilt beer I dare you or anyone you know to go to a Muslim area and say that to a man and see wat happens ! Peace

    • @jamessmythe1891
      @jamessmythe1891 Před 5 lety

      gulli,
      It's amazing how many people here are peddling ignorance!
      Moslems are in fact the victim, they are told to wear Bukha and beard, they are being used as useful idiots by the loony left in their politics of class war, they are upset over the policies pursued by Mrs Thatcher when she was in power.
      Don't get brainwashed, do your own research, get wise.

    • @gulligullible7242
      @gulligullible7242 Před 5 lety

      James Smythe abusing women is ok not with me but I don't spend all day in a pub ! Peace

    • @johnharvey4448
      @johnharvey4448 Před 4 lety

      James Smythe Told by whom ?

  • @brianlodge8502
    @brianlodge8502 Před 5 lety +14

    When in great britain respect the british customs and way of life.

    • @ianmcnulty3279
      @ianmcnulty3279 Před 3 lety +1

      A lot NO most of them have no respect at all for the country they have chosen to live in and the benefits they get from our government.

    • @grahams1231
      @grahams1231 Před 3 lety +1

      Stop talking about it ,ban it it's obscene and has no place in Britain today it is wrong in so many ways,🇬🇧

  • @ancietman
    @ancietman Před 5 lety +34

    Why should he apologise. In Britain we have freedom of speech I expect the Burka wearers have no understanding of that concept.

    • @johnharvey4448
      @johnharvey4448 Před 4 lety

      ancietman Having freedom of speech doesn’t mean there are never instances when an apology for something said is appropriate. (Note : I don’t think Boris should apologise for the things he actually said).

  • @derekyates2548
    @derekyates2548 Před 5 lety +13

    He's talking about the garment not the wearer

  • @stephenmiller3698
    @stephenmiller3698 Před 5 lety +26

    It's only to cover the Bruises !

  • @johnpuddifoot7330
    @johnpuddifoot7330 Před 5 lety +8

    Absolutely not! Saying they look like a letterbox is an observation, not a racial slur. Besides, the Burka is related to religion - since when has a religion been a race?

  • @williedavies9267
    @williedavies9267 Před 5 lety +26

    No apology, no regret, no surrender to PC bull541t. Mutual respect for all views is needed if freedom of speech and expression is to continue. As a Brit you have the freedom to feel offended, but not the freedom to shut down that which offends you.

    • @shadejalik4769
      @shadejalik4769 Před 5 lety

      Tell that to CZcams, Facebook, Twitter, and all the other big tech companies.... what they've done to Alex Jones is just disgusting

    • @williedavies9267
      @williedavies9267 Před 5 lety

      I'm sorry Common Sense but being new to this sort of debate I am not familiar with Alex Jones however, if he has been shut down for expressing unpopular views then this is clearly not right. We must resist all attempts to silence freedom of speech and expression. We must be free to comment upon all aspects of our lives and the immigration of Islam is no exception to this.

    • @shadejalik4769
      @shadejalik4769 Před 5 lety

      the news wants spreading around because what they're doing with alex jones is leading to the total and complete destruction of internet as we know it and freedom of speech

  • @MybitofHistory
    @MybitofHistory Před 5 lety +23

    Perhaps such a cultural mindset goes a long way towards explaining the Rotherham scandal

    • @robertcumpsty857
      @robertcumpsty857 Před 5 lety +1

      Totally correct.

    • @dazzdeadmeadow
      @dazzdeadmeadow Před 5 lety

      My bit of History ignore the massive problem in the Catholic church though....they are white, it's ok.

    • @rowdyhill9555
      @rowdyhill9555 Před 5 lety

      My bit of History , exactly

    • @dazzdeadmeadow
      @dazzdeadmeadow Před 5 lety

      Goober's Ghost I don't support any abusers, let's have some balance that's all I ask.

  • @cjling42
    @cjling42 Před 5 lety +15

    I agree with you Mr Johnson

    • @jim22277
      @jim22277 Před 4 lety +1

      @Qwfwq66 threatened much 😆

  • @paulbrendan8034
    @paulbrendan8034 Před 5 lety +8

    Do we live in a free society or not.
    It goes all ways not just Islam's

  • @artourious6346
    @artourious6346 Před 5 lety +145

    Of course not, apology for this, it is silly season is it not..

    • @susangordon2998
      @susangordon2998 Před 5 lety +1

      Boris don't say sorry you will be given in to them and let them get there own way

    • @cliffordhatton4444
      @cliffordhatton4444 Před 5 lety +2

      May's televised rebuke of Johnson was possibly the greatest display of sycophantic capitulation of I've ever witnessed from a national 'leader'. Her words were those of a craven crawler...a toady of the highest order. She has absolutely no place in Britain - let alone the British government.

    • @millwallholdings
      @millwallholdings Před 5 lety

      May is a disgrace
      The humpty backed dried up old tart needs to fuck off

  • @andrewchapman2738
    @andrewchapman2738 Před 5 lety +17

    Unlike the Muslim world UK has a policy of free speech - if that's what he thinks its his choice. I have heard muslim taxi drivers condemning the way british girls dress when they go out on the town - that's their freedom of speech!

  • @gilaschannel1855
    @gilaschannel1855 Před 5 lety +6

    No, of course not. He's quite right. And he's entitled to his opinion - looking like a letterbox - had me in stitches. Lighten up and stop being so precious. If you live in Britain, while you are free to live as you choose so long as you do not harm anyone else, everyone should surely respect the culture and deeply held freedoms of the indigenous inhabitants. Cover as much as your body as you like, but not the actual face. It's crucial for real social interaction, both ways, for your face to be shown.

  • @phildiamond3627
    @phildiamond3627 Před 5 lety +12

    I definitely have a disdain for Islam.

  • @mustapilleri
    @mustapilleri Před 5 lety +19

    No

  • @buzz4284
    @buzz4284 Před 5 lety +27

    In 2017 me & my family visited blackpool pleasure beach and alton towers, shocked how many burkas were worn!!! Made me & my family feel veryl unfortunately & we won't visit these places again! Julia 👍it should be banned and borris weak for not goin far enough!!!

    • @johnharvey4448
      @johnharvey4448 Před 4 lety

      You should write a letter to those places of entertainment as not attending again without them knowing will just mean less business needed to survive without awareness of the thing putting people such as you and others off.

  • @europeanworldenglishchampi3860

    Boris keep it 100,ban the ninjas

  • @jimmyyorkshire4495
    @jimmyyorkshire4495 Před 5 lety +9

    Should have gone for letterbox or bee keeper.

  • @jaynej9924
    @jaynej9924 Před 5 lety +44

    He should not apologise, he should retract all his previous apologies. It is not in our shared historical culture to take offence. At least the Tories might now have to take pause about the validity of ‘hate speech’ laws.

    • @mielerodriguez5678
      @mielerodriguez5678 Před 5 lety +6

      Hate speech laws are a stain on our society. They are an ideological tool to silence us. We will not be silenced. Islam is vile. These laws need to be repealed. Our police service needs retraining from their current brainwashing. Especially the high ranks who were brainwashed at university. No longer centres of learning.

  • @learninggenos1763
    @learninggenos1763 Před 5 lety +10

    Islam needs a reformation.

  • @TheMRmadhatt
    @TheMRmadhatt Před 5 lety +5

    he said the Muslim women wearing these things look like letter boxes or bank robbers means indicate something simple... They kind of do look like letter boxes and bank robbers

  • @mohammedmannan754
    @mohammedmannan754 Před 5 lety +23

    Boris Johnson has nothing to apologise about, i totally agree with him, I'm a Muslim and i hate burka types clothing.

  • @aldomac8866
    @aldomac8866 Před 5 lety +9

    MAY must go !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  • @grahamsinclair9967
    @grahamsinclair9967 Před 5 lety +6

    first caller says it all why there is culture problems with people in no way wanting to live by western values and rules , they want to bring there culture here and we are all meant to change our ways if not happy then why come to a country you dont agree with

  • @alantanner3375
    @alantanner3375 Před 5 lety +8

    Our government and the shadow government need to understand the majority of the people in this country which as it happens are white and christian cultured should rule, thats what democracy is about. so if people are not happy with our ways and traditions, it is their right to leave and go somewhere where they would be happier.

  • @janetskien3529
    @janetskien3529 Před 5 lety +6

    If the guy being interviewed could bring himself to apologise for the insulting way he speaks about women, who choose to walk out in a skirt which is up to her knees, then maybe then, he might be right in his demands for an apology from old Boris.

  • @Grogster2007
    @Grogster2007 Před 5 lety +3

    The caller dug himself a huge hole when he said there should be a law about scantily clad women....but then doesn't want a law against Burkas

  • @christopher-bj8de
    @christopher-bj8de Před 5 lety +28

    taqiya spewing mohammedan.

  • @ostevoostevo8989
    @ostevoostevo8989 Před 5 lety +5

    Ban all Islamic clothing for women and men. Islamic clothing is a political statement and shows the wearer has no interest in intergrating into British society.

  • @benessk5270
    @benessk5270 Před 5 lety +12

    If one of these women wearing the full covering, collapses in the street what is the procedure? Do you try to assess whats wrong by seeing if she is concious or breathing? What if she is not breathing what then?

    • @hughjones4049
      @hughjones4049 Před 4 lety

      I don't like the burqa but nonetheless, I guess what you'd do is first, try talking to her. "Are you ok? Can you hear me?" Ask some basic questions to see if she's fully conscious and coherent. If she's not, you could say "I hope you don't mind. It seems like an emergency, I going to remove your veil to see if you're breathing". Like that, you see. Also, you could stop some other passers by and what would be ideal would be to get a woman to help her, if one is around. Better still get another Muslim woman to help her. But if those aren't an option, you help her yourself. Get witnesses if you can as well. I don't agree with the Burqa, but in terms of your question, in that situation, that's how you'd go about helping. If she's not breathing, get the most suitable person present to resuscitate her, but if no one suitable is around then you do this yourself, in order to save her life. Maybe record on your phone just to be safe. There's always a way of doing things even when the situation isn't ideal.

    • @hughjones4049
      @hughjones4049 Před 4 lety

      @david mulligan I mean that's kind of low. Basic human dignity. You don't have to stoop to that level. You don't have to agree with the religion, but a life is a life.

    • @hughjones4049
      @hughjones4049 Před 4 lety

      @david mulligan I mean that's kind of low. Basic human dignity. You don't have to stoop to that level. You don't have to agree with the religion, but a life is a life.

  • @kaysussex4991
    @kaysussex4991 Před 5 lety +4

    If you dress to make a statement you should expect a reaction

  • @brianrussel6012
    @brianrussel6012 Před 5 lety +3

    (guest)
    Well said, Julia.
    We need to oppose twisted reasoning....
    Keep protesting.

  • @andymoss2490
    @andymoss2490 Před 5 lety +2

    Julia, love, I think you deserve a medal for your patience.

  • @Elfin4
    @Elfin4 Před 5 lety +4

    If burka or Hijab oppresses woman's free rights, why not ban it like France. It causes far too much issues around the world in free democratic societies. It is very intimidating and offensive when seeing women dressed like this. Boris should not apologise for his descriptions, they are accurate. There are no rules about dress attire in the UK and there never will. Muslims will always want to oppress womens right to wear what they want. What you wear in Churches or religious buildings is something completely different.

  • @talktv
    @talktv  Před 5 lety +57

    Is it time for Britain to ban the burka or should women be free to wear that they choose?

    • @andymac345
      @andymac345 Před 5 lety +30

      The imam is such a tool. Yes the burka etc should be banned in public places, in the privacy of their own home or mosque, who cares.

    • @byroncudworth6918
      @byroncudworth6918 Před 5 lety +33

      No just deport Muslims many problems solved.

    • @bobbyscott2123
      @bobbyscott2123 Před 5 lety +23

      Yes it should
      Simple as that

    • @commanderspock531
      @commanderspock531 Před 5 lety +24

      It's time talkRADIO presenters actually studied the history of Islam and read the Hadiths and Quran and stopped peddling IGNORANCE! Islam is a very bad, totalitarian ideology that veils girls from 9 or younger - which in essence sexualizes them as children.

    • @chipsandkebabs
      @chipsandkebabs Před 5 lety +13

      As a Muslim, I believe Britain should ban it. It is not even part of Islam. I have 2 videos on my channel relating to this.
      Islam, though, is an amazing religion which has been hijacked.

  • @leonwp60
    @leonwp60 Před 5 lety +3

    I was asked to carry out a property survey to facilitate a grant of tens of thousands of pounds on a local authority property.
    One of the frant conditions required me to confirm on a legal document that the tenant was the person making the application.
    The 3 adult occupants of the property were all women wearing bhurkas, they refused to provide me with any of the verifiable i.d requirements.
    I refused to authorise the grant.
    A complaint was made against me on grounds of discrimination.
    The complaint was NOT upheld.
    I have no idea if they ever got another surveyor to sign off the grant.

  • @MacCunnyfunt
    @MacCunnyfunt Před 5 lety +3

    BAN IT, no place in Britain for this kind of idiocy. Listen to the caller, complete hypocrite.

  • @leeandrews2473
    @leeandrews2473 Před 5 lety +6

    NO and Mrs May should resign noee

  • @agedefiant-heteromundane-s6943

    Did anyone get hurt? No. He had criticism of a dress (fabric isn't a race) which clearly looks odd. Seems OK for people to go around calling Boris names though

  • @Mrskateboardboy
    @Mrskateboardboy Před 5 lety +3

    Face coverings are foreign to our culture. It was funny to read that they "looked like letter boxes."

  • @Cruner62
    @Cruner62 Před 5 lety +2

    Julia I love to listen to you because you say it as it is.

  • @kitschiguy
    @kitschiguy Před 5 lety +4

    Nice one, Hartley-Brewer. You wiped the floor with the zealot.

    • @kitschiguy
      @kitschiguy Před 4 lety

      @Qwfwq66 Please refer to my previous statement,

    • @kitschiguy
      @kitschiguy Před 4 lety +1

      @Qwfwq66 Saying someone is wrong isn't shining alight on anything. Please elaborate. Until you do I will assume you're just butthurt

    • @kitschiguy
      @kitschiguy Před 4 lety

      @Qwfwq66 What a cop-out. You're a coward and an intellectual dwarf.

    • @kitschiguy
      @kitschiguy Před 4 lety +1

      @Qwfwq66 Passing comment on someone I've barely heard of. You're butthurt because someone has a different opinion to you and you have no idea how to express yourself or form a cogent argument.

  • @margaretpitts5462
    @margaretpitts5462 Před 4 lety +4

    It’s no good arguing with Imams. Their minds are completely closed

  • @stephenjdixon1
    @stephenjdixon1 Před 5 lety +3

    his comments would not be offensive to most British people. These face masks are a grotesque aberration worn by people who have no respect for British traditions or any intention of leaving Pakistan etc behind. So why are they living here,

  • @michaelhunt4445
    @michaelhunt4445 Před 5 lety +2

    Is not Boris' statement called "Free Speech"?

  • @EnglishTurbines
    @EnglishTurbines Před 5 lety +3

    Caller, constantly deflecting and trying to change the subject....We dont have a "Wailing Wall" here matey, this is Britain....Its OUR Country...at least for the time being...It's going to stay that way too.

  • @jaded9629
    @jaded9629 Před 5 lety +3

    Covering the face is anti social!!!

  • @goodall1bay
    @goodall1bay Před 5 lety +2

    should the person who removes the shackles from the slave apologise for doing so.?

  • @commanderspock531
    @commanderspock531 Před 5 lety +3

    Of course he shouldn't, it was a joke, and funny! How utterly pathetic it has come to this in Britain!

  • @LOVEchristHEwasVEGAN
    @LOVEchristHEwasVEGAN Před 5 lety +3

    hes so condescending and good at arguing but lacking in solid ethics