"This Isn't Prejudice", Douglas Murray Leaves British Immigrant SPEECHLESS on Colonialism

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  • "This Is'nt Prejudice", Douglas Murray Leaves British Immigrant SPEECHLESS on Colonialism
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Komentáře • 324

  • @tdevry
    @tdevry Před 27 dny +256

    Of course, Douglas is absolutely correct.

    • @LondonMap
      @LondonMap Před 24 dny +6

      Douglas Murray for PM, Do you support ? .

    • @lesleyvivien2876
      @lesleyvivien2876 Před 20 dny +2

      @@LondonMap Perhaps not. He would be brilliant but would also be limited in what he could talk about. Protocol and all that. 😥

    • @lesleyvivien2876
      @lesleyvivien2876 Před 20 dny +2

      Yes. Perfectly. I never heard a Douglas Murray word that wasn't absolutely correct.

    • @christinehoughton8591
      @christinehoughton8591 Před 12 dny +1

      Agree he’s always spot on

  • @keithroberts5611
    @keithroberts5611 Před 26 dny +117

    If the UK followed Poland policy on immigration we wouldn't be having these pointless discussions!!!🤔🇬🇧🙏

  • @sandrabowne5407
    @sandrabowne5407 Před 27 dny +139

    He is too smart for anyone to try to debate with him

  • @greentroll9326
    @greentroll9326 Před 27 dny +157

    its not 1 or two thousand its a few hundred thousand unwanted imports ...Stop Rewarding Start Deporting

    • @lorellgingrich6603
      @lorellgingrich6603 Před 27 dny +29

      it's about 17 million. They should return and re-build their own countries. If Europe is so effin' bad, why do they stay? Oh yeah, free stuff, Also, they have huge families

    • @julienash3049
      @julienash3049 Před 27 dny +10

      @@lorellgingrich6603well said

    • @terencemullins1422
      @terencemullins1422 Před 26 dny +3

      Yep, and the rest 😂

    • @StarCrystal9
      @StarCrystal9 Před 24 dny

      They will never understand! Their brain migrated away long before their body did! It is hopeless, just deport them out.

    • @katieMarie2022
      @katieMarie2022 Před 22 dny +5

      ​@@lorellgingrich6603
      Also they have no intention of integrating.

  • @NGP14
    @NGP14 Před 26 dny +72

    Mr Murray your eloquence and intelligence is impeccable.❤️✌️🇦🇺

  • @marian6593
    @marian6593 Před 26 dny +64

    I don't know how Douglas manages to stay so calm when answering the questions of the deluded "bandwagon" victims.

  • @julienash3049
    @julienash3049 Před 27 dny +107

    Love Douglas, him is always 100% right 👊🏽🇬🇧

    • @MarcusCorbett
      @MarcusCorbett Před 26 dny +2

      I bought one of his books. Very good.
      Great on immigration and the threat of Islam in Europe.
      However he kept his head well down during Covid when all that he holds dear about the UK was trashed and barely any MPs dared question the undemocratically imposed measures despite 10 yrs of UK research which concluded that lockdowns were a no no.
      When it came to the... what's the cliché, I've forgotten, he was nowhere to be seen..
      So much for courage &l integrity.

    • @BigM94sqd
      @BigM94sqd Před 14 dny

      @@MarcusCorbett look at what happen to those who did.

  • @marialuisaisidro2647
    @marialuisaisidro2647 Před 26 dny +57

    This man is SO intelligent and cultured that l’m speechless every time I hear him

  • @user-ih2zw1nb5p
    @user-ih2zw1nb5p Před 26 dny +75

    God Bless Douglas Murray 🙏

  • @oldman1734
    @oldman1734 Před 26 dny +48

    Can anyone tell why the British people are not allowed to decide how many foreigners (if any) can come here?

    • @silverforest4682
      @silverforest4682 Před 26 dny +12

      it's a good question. I would ask the same of the US. why are skilled people imported with visas rather than training people? why are refugees allowed from places without the US people agreeing? Why are people just let in and sitting for years waiting for a court date to see if they can stay? In the meantime, a bunch of kids are born who are citizens.... deport the parents?

    • @elainegoad9777
      @elainegoad9777 Před 15 dny +2

      @@silverforest4682 Yes, as an American, I agree with your comment.

  • @asmith1151
    @asmith1151 Před 27 dny +81

    We are not going to play the deceitful pretentious lying game of the religious invader .

    • @docca123
      @docca123 Před 25 dny +7

      Israel knows how to deal with them

  • @silverforest4682
    @silverforest4682 Před 26 dny +49

    Mr Murray is correct. People who flee their countries should be staying and fixing them. It reminds me of all the young Afghan and Syrian men trying to enter European countries.

    • @thevocalcrone
      @thevocalcrone Před 26 dny

      right.. so can australia now decline and stop all the brits fleeing the sinking ship an coming out here and changing our societal values? and workplace conditions? (to worse).

    • @pops6638
      @pops6638 Před 26 dny

      ⁠@@thevocalcrone
      ‘Brits’ don’t enter Australia illegally.
      You need to question your countries immigration laws, if you are not happy with your already very rigid immigration laws.
      Which I admire.
      We are BRITISH, not Brit, you wouldn’t abbreviate someone from Pakistan to P*k*!

    • @peteratkinson922
      @peteratkinson922 Před 26 dny +1

      ​@@thevocalcroneAlong with the ones from other nations.

    • @radaysham
      @radaysham Před 26 dny

      It was Western countries that destabilised the region, and now chickens have come home to roost

    • @thevocalcrone
      @thevocalcrone Před 26 dny

      ​@@peteratkinson922 exactly..lets not mention the strikebreakers who were the catalyst for the unravelling of our fair work in Australia and the impetus for making 'striking' and protesting illegal in some states.. but of course they are now embedded in our culture taking all the jobs and exploiting government funding. bet you know who i'm talking about.. pack that lot up and send them home as well.

  • @annephillips8494
    @annephillips8494 Před 27 dny +67

    And they never address China, their empire and current day's affairs in Africa and their pursuit of Commonwealth countries, along with Russia.

    • @thevocalcrone
      @thevocalcrone Před 26 dny

      because China doesn't give a stuff about them and has no relevance to the conversation. China has only ever wanted the Chinese borders (and Tibet) and Taiwan, what they consider to be their countries boundaries.

    • @SkinPeeleR
      @SkinPeeleR Před 23 dny

      The Chinese are succesfull in Africa because the Chinese use a different strategy.
      Instead of plundering and leeching on their colonies, they build schools, roads houses.

  • @leerein9818
    @leerein9818 Před 27 dny +123

    Canada needs a Douglas Murray

    • @Luvly2938
      @Luvly2938 Před 27 dny +9

      The whole of non Muslim countries need Douglas Murray!!

    • @DJ-qi4ry
      @DJ-qi4ry Před 26 dny +9

      You have one, he’s called Jordan Peterson.

    • @s.e.wagger3888
      @s.e.wagger3888 Před 26 dny +2

      ....... and a new Prime Minister. And maybe even a new Government!!!

    • @gehtkeinenwasan8087
      @gehtkeinenwasan8087 Před 25 dny

      @@DJ-qi4ry no he is not...

    • @appledoreman
      @appledoreman Před 25 dny +1

      While I agree with almost everything he says - & admire him for saying it - it's not affecting the rising tide of illegal immigration to UK, which will take a lot more than words, however wise or clever

  • @brucewessel7753
    @brucewessel7753 Před 26 dny +33

    Just the best. He listens first then gives facts and a truth to the discussion

  • @alm5992
    @alm5992 Před 27 dny +70

    Gen Z's shouldn't even be allowed in to these events. I'm surprised she didn't stand there and ask "why?" a hundred times like idiots I deal with at the mall, when they are told to leave for being disruptive or breaking things.
    Complaining about colonialism like she just learned about it on Facebook or Reddit. Why doesn't that kid give back to her parents, teachers and society all the time, money and effort wasted on her generation!?

  • @robertougas9425
    @robertougas9425 Před 26 dny +19

    Douglas is the man ,so much knowledge so much humanity is a very very intelligent man.

  • @DamnDealDone
    @DamnDealDone Před 26 dny +11

    Many areas of Leeds and Bradford are 100% Pakistani and African now. There is no changing this. The best option is for me to move to a place where my culture and history are still intact so I can feel welcome and like I belong.

  • @sumary7663
    @sumary7663 Před 26 dny +24

    Douglas is brilliant always.

  • @fuwingpang5445
    @fuwingpang5445 Před 26 dny +28

    Stop interrupting the debate with your voice overlay. Just let us hear from Murray himself.!!

    • @hiya2112
      @hiya2112 Před 19 dny

      Upload your own video and stop trying to control others through means of your discontent with them.

    • @michelleleitner7254
      @michelleleitner7254 Před 18 dny +1

      Exactly because hes the only one we want to hear from. Im from the USA I absolutely love this man. People are so uneducated and they hate to hear the truth. Im about to move to Poland. Lol

  • @prboddington
    @prboddington Před 26 dny +20

    This is not 'fear' - it's noticing reality. I live two. miles from where I was born in London. Am now in a minority. It is more common to hear languages other than English spoken on the street than English, let alone hear a London accent. When I told a party of neighbours that I was born in London, they thought I was just making a joke. Of course, this also meant that they were so unfamiliar with London that they didn't even recognise that I have a southern English accent.

    • @TheOwlsarewatching606
      @TheOwlsarewatching606 Před 20 dny +1

      Exactly my own experience, word for word. And I am fed up with projected dislike by europeans that came here expecting much bigger salaries than a waiter can earn in Spain, then getting angry because this isn't like Spain.

  • @lynettepeacock4672
    @lynettepeacock4672 Před 26 dny +19

    The cultures and way of life is not changing where these people come from.But its ok to change ours for them

  • @paulbritish2194
    @paulbritish2194 Před 26 dny +21

    I say Mr Murray for PM 💯👍👍

  • @susanfrancois1821
    @susanfrancois1821 Před 26 dny +22

    We understand what Douglas is talking about, why do we have the woman talking say it all over again

  • @maxwolfcraft9573
    @maxwolfcraft9573 Před 27 dny +17

    Can i kindly request that no commentary must be given like this lady but the true videos be presented ❤❤❤

  • @Larsbor
    @Larsbor Před 24 dny +6

    Why dont more Politicians know about Douglas sanity

  • @AnnalyFaith
    @AnnalyFaith Před 25 dny +8

    As am immigrent myself I totally agree with Douglas. I moved to France for the food and culture. I integrated. Do I still keep aspects of my English heritage of course, but I respect the rule and culture of my host country !

    • @renacleerican7824
      @renacleerican7824 Před 19 dny +1

      Britts will always be welcome in France.
      We are neighbors and share so much History.
      Unlike the ones from the jungle that we must endure.

  • @haydehabdolahian7691
    @haydehabdolahian7691 Před 26 dny +17

    Thank you Mr Murray for standing to this ignorant people with facts! You speak for all of us 👍👍👍

  • @jennymunton8408
    @jennymunton8408 Před 26 dny +6

    It is annoying having Douglas' answers explained. We understand him perfectly

  • @Luvly2938
    @Luvly2938 Před 27 dny +29

    Douglas Murray understands Islam!!

    • @LondonMap
      @LondonMap Před 24 dny

      Islam has carried out Uyghur genocide in Eastern Turkestan of Uyghur Nation on Central Asia . What are Uyghur Halal Organs ? . The body parts of mass slaughtered Uyghur children, Uyghur women and Uyghur men are Uyghur Halal Organs . Uyghur Halal Organs are the products of Islamic slaughter of unarmed, defenseless, innocent, healthy and young Uyghur children, Uyghur women and Uyghur men by the China-Arab Axis . What is Human Flesh Capsules ? . Religion of Peace have produced Uyghur Halal Organs, Uyghur Halal Blood, Uyghur Genocide .... ,,,,,

    • @LondonMap
      @LondonMap Před 24 dny +2

      Douglas Murray for PM, Do you support ? .

  • @nicoibzschalin-hr4bj
    @nicoibzschalin-hr4bj Před 27 dny +36

    Why does the voiceover explains and repeats what was just said. The viewers arent stupid.

    • @lesleyvivien2876
      @lesleyvivien2876 Před 26 dny +2

      True, but she's American, and perhaps she's used to people wanting to be told what to think.
      I too dislike it. It's just like being in a school comprehension lesson. "Now, children, who can tell me what we just heard?"

    • @nicoibzschalin-hr4bj
      @nicoibzschalin-hr4bj Před 26 dny +2

      @@lesleyvivien2876 I think its a AI voice

    • @stewartwyeth1302
      @stewartwyeth1302 Před 25 dny +3

      Yep it is which makes it worse and questionable.

    • @lesleyvivien2876
      @lesleyvivien2876 Před 25 dny +2

      @@nicoibzschalin-hr4bj Wow! I did wonder, after I'd heard a couple of dubious pronunciations!
      I wonder whose bright idea it was to add her/it?

  • @katarinaaslin6609
    @katarinaaslin6609 Před 26 dny +18

    Because I had immigrants neighbors, I have not been able to be in my apartment, they scream, talk, big kids jump, bang, roar every day and that's not how you do it when they have to take neighbors into account!

    • @caroleking9748
      @caroleking9748 Před 26 dny +6

      My family had the same problem & had to move. My father spoke to the husband & he refused to change his life style. He worked for the American embassy in London. Many people are dreadful neighbours without any consideration not only immigrants.

    • @secondchild5801
      @secondchild5801 Před 22 dny

      This is what prejudice looks like. You're either saying all immigrants disturb their neighbours, or all immigrants are the same. Every country has people of different social classes/backgrounds and your neighbours are clearly lower class, but not all immigrants are. The UK is full of indigenous 'chavvy' people. I travel by public transport, so I know. You could just as easily have a white British neighbour who does the same, or even worse. Douglas Murray is trying to address a serious issue affecting the nation, while you're moaning about your neighbours who are a disturbance to you, in your own words, because they are immigrants.

    • @michelleleitner7254
      @michelleleitner7254 Před 18 dny

      They’re very loud. 😳

    • @secondchild5801
      @secondchild5801 Před 17 dny

      @@caroleking9748 Thank you for that last sentence.

  • @user-bj7lu2yd6v
    @user-bj7lu2yd6v Před 27 dny +24

    no rational argument will satisfy a person who wants to go and live off someone else's benefit system

    • @francodenobili7654
      @francodenobili7654 Před 27 dny

      Like you ???

    • @user-bj7lu2yd6v
      @user-bj7lu2yd6v Před 26 dny +3

      @@francodenobili7654 what a deeply intellectual, pithy response. You have struck me to the core. I am bereft of reason in the face of yours.How can anyone withstand your withering intellect, your superb debating skills, your superior rhetoric. you should run for office!

    • @peteratkinson922
      @peteratkinson922 Před 26 dny

      ​@@user-bj7lu2yd6vOr a bus

  • @ronfarkas4207
    @ronfarkas4207 Před 26 dny +8

    Douglas is so so so so Right

  • @user-oz7se4xm4o
    @user-oz7se4xm4o Před 24 dny +6

    England was q much nicer safer place when didn't have immigrants here.

  • @zkykmxgj7490
    @zkykmxgj7490 Před 26 dny +11

    DM is spot on that it was not just the West that's guilty of colonialism but the TURKS who had invaded and colonised the West (Spain) as well as kingdoms in Far East that includes India which was repeatedly attacked for its resilience. Infamous brutal killer Aurenzbe (admired by apologists) staged several brutal attacks on India that razed down valuable education centres, scriptures & texts; destroyed many valuable ancient Temples/murtis, stole riches from those kingdoms, enforced Islam with brute force or face death on the people of Bharat yet thousands more of innocents murdered, raped and or killed including adbuction of women and children as sex slaves. And now, the same shameful group ignorant of its own history is calling out the West for colonising nations ....the remnants of such vile generations live west of India; ongoing call for the destruction of the sovereign state to make the whole of India, Islamic...Yea, why not open up the topic and see how they defend the violent acts of their ancestors...!

    • @TheOwlsarewatching606
      @TheOwlsarewatching606 Před 20 dny

      you totally left out Greece. Turkey continues threatening Greece today. They have driven out Greek diaspora people too.

  • @MrJohnL21
    @MrJohnL21 Před 27 dny +10

    The male questionmer's opening suggestion is unbelievably ridiculous and actually answers itself although he doesn't seem to realise it.
    Quote - '...(why would) the presence of one, or two, or a thousand people with a different identity within a society threatens the identity of the people within the society originally'.
    1. We would normally say 'one or two or three' if we were suggesting a minimal figure with minimal consequence, but 'one or two' - followed by a 'thousand'?? There's something very, very seriously wrong with this man's logic.
    2. How could this man not see that (a) 'a thousand people' with 'a different identity' turning up isn't going cause some 'discomfort' (at the very least) to an existing established population who would not relate to them easily if at all, and that (b) a recognisable 'society' is the sum of the collective identity of those who form it, so large numbers appearing with a different identity could not be deemed to be part of the original society but would automatically form a parallel society of their own? At that point, 'immigration'; starts to look and feel like 'invasion'.
    My guess is that this questioner's clearly exclusively egocentric thinking, lacking any vestige of awareness of anyone or anything apart from himself and his compatriots, would be completely reversed if the discussion was about immigration into HIS native country.

  • @Poisedanubis85
    @Poisedanubis85 Před 25 dny +3

    And it is not fear of our culture being erased,,IT IS AT THIS VERY MOMENT HAPPENING HERE IN EVERY FACET OF OUR COUNTRY!!

  • @tunnel7
    @tunnel7 Před 26 dny +5

    Bang on Douglas as usual.

  • @gsullivan3262
    @gsullivan3262 Před 26 dny +4

    Kudos to Murray; Let the West maintain its identity. This should be "no brainer".

  • @marcoplumari5356
    @marcoplumari5356 Před 26 dny +4

    Douglas the Mike Tyson of debating 😂😂😂

  • @xenomorph6961
    @xenomorph6961 Před 27 dny +42

    OK, most of the riches and wealth were taken from other countries by us Europeans; let's assume that is correct.
    So what? That happened in the past, and isn't happening now. It also isn't a reason to allow people who happen to be from ex-colonial countries from coming to Europe when they cannot demonstrate they are a benefit to us. There will always be winners and losers, and there always were in the past.
    If anyone feels bad for what happened in the past then I suggest we all encourage them to move to any ex-colonial country they wish and to offer their skills as their own private reparation. That would certainly be better than allowing our countries in the West to be reduced to third world conditions by allowing this influx of people who offer nothing but contempt for their new country.

    • @mikeoliver159
      @mikeoliver159 Před 27 dny

      Even if Europeans did "steal" from third world cultures, the technological legacy left is more valuable than anything taken.
      Most of Africa wasn't even at the Iron Age stage if development when the Europeans arrived 300 years ago.
      Now almost all Africans have access to the internet, have cars and fridges and are vaccinated against diseases that killed the majority of infants before Europeans shared their knowledge. That's the main reason that Africa's population is booming.

    • @user-fw1hj3vv2k
      @user-fw1hj3vv2k Před 27 dny

      Ànd it's still being taken from Africa in form of oil and natural resources. Europe has still made Africans' lives miserable through these oil companies.

    • @threeriversforge1997
      @threeriversforge1997 Před 26 dny +5

      Even if you assume that for the sake of argument, it still holds no water. As you note, every single group in history has done the same. There was nothing new or surprising about what Europeans did, and some might argue that they learned it from the non-European countries. After all, Egypt had a thriving slave trade long before the first folks from north of the Med had even heard of the place. Who taught Who?
      I do like your solution. Weird how all these people actually refuse to do that, isn't it?

    • @dewirusli987
      @dewirusli987 Před 26 dny +2

      Because it was written in their holy book that their Allah has given the portion of the poor to the rich people. So the rich people should give out that poor people's portion from their wealth. If not, the poor are allowed to get them by force.
      Surah Adz-Dzariyat ayat 19
      QS 51:19
      And in their wealth there was a rightful share ˹fulfilled˺ for the beggar and the poor.
      This is why they think the rich western people should be responsible for the poor moslem refugees. In addition to their thoughts that you've rob them centuries ago, so they are coming to rob you back...

  • @MinhNguyen-es5oz
    @MinhNguyen-es5oz Před 27 dny +7

    People remember first and last no one cares about the in between

  • @zhafi15o
    @zhafi15o Před 27 dny +12

    They never criticuea themselvs for anything they do

  • @user-js9xk1xz8n
    @user-js9xk1xz8n Před 24 dny +3

    There are no words for DM all has been said we need a new word please he is just wonderful

  • @debeeriz
    @debeeriz Před 26 dny +4

    anyone who does not think mass immigration will threaten the culture and existence of the original inhabitants does not have to go back too far in modern history, countries like, canada, usa, new zealand australia and fiji to name a few, where the natives are now second class citizens

    • @jr8899
      @jr8899 Před 25 dny

      Or the Caribbean,where sub Saharan African descendants are now considered their countries when they were distributed there like Australia,look at indian colonisation,and Asian especially china ,how many their citizens are all around the world,but not allowing foreigners to purchase land or in any position of power like council or government roles,

  • @jamesmulvey1386
    @jamesmulvey1386 Před 26 dny +3

    Spot on ----

  • @asutoshkumar3806
    @asutoshkumar3806 Před 27 dny +11

    Rishi became PM in UK , can Any Rishi can achieve this in Pakistan Afghanistan Bangladesh Kashmir? Land which were Rishi land 😅

  • @CaliKiwi-
    @CaliKiwi- Před 26 dny +3

    He right! Period.

  • @annefox6552
    @annefox6552 Před 26 dny +10

    Keep talking and telling the truth Douglas Murray. Look at the state some of these Countries are in since they screamed for independence to rule themselves. They have their independence now. Just get on with it and make your own Country better.

  • @daps9436
    @daps9436 Před 26 dny +7

    Forget colonialism. I am English and owe you....nothing. i ignore your arguments also.

  • @GuohuaQiu
    @GuohuaQiu Před 24 dny +5

    I'm Chinese and I'm living in Spain. I don't know why it's so hard to understand that when you come to a country as an outsider you have to follow the rules and assimilate into the culture of the country. Because if you don't… you don't fit in. So respect the Europeans and their traditions and culture because I can assure you it is very disgrateful when you invite someone to your home and that person does not follow their rules and traditions.

    • @bj6806
      @bj6806 Před 20 dny

      Right! now ask yourself this question, did the British apply this principle of following rules and traditions in Africa and Asia? As an African Asian, I am the answer to your question, I cannot read and write my native language but only English although not having set foot in England.

  • @Yawnyaman
    @Yawnyaman Před 25 dny +4

    In practice UK colonialism left nearly all countries in a much better state than before.

  • @greggallego3111
    @greggallego3111 Před 27 dny +11

    Too late, demographically replaced.

  • @DonnaDerossi
    @DonnaDerossi Před 26 dny +5

    Immigration and integration should not be confused. Whilst living in the UK I noted the indigenous British "love their little Island" and rightly so. To be considered integrated in regions of the UK your family needs to have lived in there for hundreds of years. Therefore, most immigrants might NOT expect integration into a society within their lifetime.

    • @lesleyvivien2876
      @lesleyvivien2876 Před 26 dny +2

      Does it really take that long?
      OK but it would be nice if current immigrants at least made an effort to integrate. I don't think they intend to.

    • @TheOwlsarewatching606
      @TheOwlsarewatching606 Před 20 dny

      Astonishingly, for thousands of years Britain has had overseas people coming to trade, live here, invade here, fled here from persecution over the centuries who blended in, could retain their own tastes in food, music etc and who are content. (hence gt range of different cuisines, art, books etc etc). In small country places, someone arriving from a big English town is an outsider. EXACTLY THE SAME IN OTHER COUNTRIES. however, we are so used to other people being here if you found it hard to integrate, you might need to think about your idea of being integrated was different to your neighbours, colleagues etc. Britain didn't suddenly start having incomers.

    • @lesleyvivien2876
      @lesleyvivien2876 Před 20 dny

      @@TheOwlsarewatching606 And, once again, we have invaders.
      All the people who have come here, for reasons including to avoid persecution, learnt the language and worked at fitting in. Until now. The latest demographic doesn't want to fit in. It wants to take over and make us fit in with them.

  • @donnabailey5325
    @donnabailey5325 Před 25 dny +3

    Douglas Murray is 100% correct ! ALLWAYS

  • @deantsar6246
    @deantsar6246 Před 26 dny +3

    I have seen this clip, many times.
    Please show us more recent and relevant footage.
    👍

  • @Storyraymond
    @Storyraymond Před 27 dny +4

    Keep an open mind and heart, but dont be naive. Always question and rethink claims.

  • @digitd4663
    @digitd4663 Před 25 dny +3

    He's brilliant!

  • @Sam_Green____4114
    @Sam_Green____4114 Před 25 dny +3

    It isn't one or two or thousands now though , It's millions !!!! Namely 8 million and more in the UK alone !

  • @karenrobertson1673
    @karenrobertson1673 Před 22 dny +1

    God Bless Douglas Murray❤️🇨🇦

  • @Icanonlyimagn7891
    @Icanonlyimagn7891 Před 25 dny +2

    Love you Douglas! 🙏🏻❤️

  • @ZB-25g-kf4tn
    @ZB-25g-kf4tn Před 26 dny +3

    Top man

  • @linm9598
    @linm9598 Před 11 dny

    Well said Mr Murray I agree with you on this issue 🙏👏👏👏🇬🇧

  • @Jason_g_kennedy
    @Jason_g_kennedy Před 27 dny +11

    One says nice thoughts, the other states facts.

  • @StarCrystal9
    @StarCrystal9 Před 24 dny +2

    All politicians should be held responsible. As do the employees in other type of employments. Why there is the exemption? I wonder...

  • @ianmuir3640
    @ianmuir3640 Před 24 dny +3

    It’s not one or two it’s thousands of them

  • @honoradele
    @honoradele Před 26 dny +3

    Could the narrator let Murray speak instead.

  • @arthurdick9553
    @arthurdick9553 Před 24 dny +3

    Am I being too simplistic ? Immigrants come to the UK because they want to. They do not return “home “ by choice. If desiring to stay in the UK there must be good reasons for choosing to stay. But all too often we do not see a willingness to integrate and appreciate the values of the established culture of this country which given they came and stayed suggests a preference over their home country. In many cases what we see is a clinging to a culture they left behind and a denouncing of the culture of the country they settled in. Isn’t it hypocritical ?

  • @dinmaroban5614
    @dinmaroban5614 Před 27 dny +12

    Why the women muslim dont use scarf. Haram?

  • @user-yj8wp7wj8k
    @user-yj8wp7wj8k Před 24 dny +2

    I would like to hear Douglas without the voice over.

  • @karinmaryturner
    @karinmaryturner Před 24 dny +3

    Why do we need a lady to now explain what we can here from listening ourselves •

  • @threeriversforge1997
    @threeriversforge1997 Před 26 dny +1

    One thing I've come to understand as the motivator behind these people saying that taking over European countries is only right and fair.... is a deep subconscious anger at themselves and their home nations. It's a type of jealousy, really, but also a mask for their sense of cowardice. They spoke of how a Syrian might feel and Douglas rightly pointed out that instead of fleeing, maybe rebuilding is the correct action. Instead of running away, maybe the correct response is to learn from history and mimic the nations that you can see have done well for themselves. Unfortunately, instead of copying a system and style that they know works, they instead run from the hovel of their home nation to insert themselves in the lands of those who did things right. Instead of learning and improving, they chose the easy route. And they hate themselves for it at a subconscious level.
    Even that young lady who spoke of the fairness of it since European nations "colonized" third-world countries, you can see the self-loathing in her. She's been trained to feel bad about herself and her history precisely because it helps foster this notion that she has no right to complain, or try to stop her people from being overrun and destroyed. Of course, she doesn't think of it that way, so she tries to use words like "fairness". I would point out that she'd complain mightily if that "fairness" included her being enslaved by those people she says have a right to take her lands and culture for their own.

  • @calcariachimera
    @calcariachimera Před 24 dny +1

    Another one for the Douglas Murray Jar

  • @BILLVANNER
    @BILLVANNER Před 20 dny

    Why are people, persistantly, going on about crimes and bad actions committed 100s of years ago when they should
    be thinking about lessons to be learned from it. History should be used for learning from passed mistakes.

  • @secondchild5801
    @secondchild5801 Před 22 dny +1

    If White British culture is being diluted/eroded, it's because the British tiptoe around immigrants, adapting so as not to offend them, when it is immigrants who should be adapting to fit in. I am quite sure that no matter how many people immigrate to Middle Eastern countries, their culture will not be affected, because they would not let it. They don't bend the rules for anyone, and that's how it should be.

  • @user-xu6bv7yh2j
    @user-xu6bv7yh2j Před 17 dny

    It's not guilt - it's just history and he's right all countries have done it - but it's not guilt

  • @user-fj6wk7tj6t
    @user-fj6wk7tj6t Před 9 dny

    well, said Douglas Murray.

  • @karenrobertson1673
    @karenrobertson1673 Před 22 dny

    We are not prejudice of migrants that are coming to us, the issue is that it needs to be done in a proper, gradual manner, with everyone being properly vetted so the people who refuse to intigrate are denied the privilege to become a British citizen. The Brits don’t owe anyone, anything. God Bless Britian and DM.

  • @michaelnorthey3108
    @michaelnorthey3108 Před 25 dny

    Let go of past to heal move forward

  • @rjw4762
    @rjw4762 Před 26 dny +3

    Sorry love - Douglas is WAY too smart for you.

  • @Phi1l
    @Phi1l Před 26 dny +1

    One point I disagree with Mr Murray is on speed of integration. There are ethnic cultures, who have had plenty time in our country, yet 60% of marriages are to blood relatives, where marriage to a partner of a different religion is not recognised & where men may have four wives. That's not what I call a culture of integration & if they'd had any sense back in the day, they'd have done their homework on each culture or religions ability to integrate before letting them in.

  • @fiskalumunon6737
    @fiskalumunon6737 Před 26 dny +2

    UK is different now... now it is like you are in arabic or muslim country!!! And becoming scary place for non islam...

  • @krishnamoorthygopalan583
    @krishnamoorthygopalan583 Před 26 dny +1

    From an Indian perspective, the Hindus of India are now making efforts to revive their own civilisation from the effects of various Muslim and later European invaders.

  • @johanda2000
    @johanda2000 Před 26 dny

    The essence of this problem is between "The Haves and the Have-nots".

  • @serioustoday
    @serioustoday Před 26 dny +1

    More brown and black versus white.

  • @steveeardley4094
    @steveeardley4094 Před 23 dny

    Irish Italian Norwegian Greek and more came to America and simulated but lived in their own communities. 😎

  • @wendyshoowaiching4161
    @wendyshoowaiching4161 Před 18 dny

    The world should advocate Peace, Development And Sustainability. No citizens have the right to invade other countries in mass numbers, disrupted others lifestyles and culture to make way or tolerate their foreign demands. Every countries should keep their citizens Peace (National Security), Development (Growth & Financial Budget) And Sustainability (Jobs & Livelihood Pension)

  • @thomjarman
    @thomjarman Před 22 dny

    The wealth of colonisation was never evenly distributed so the poor in Europe were exploited in much the same way as those who were colonised. Yet when we are told migrants from other countries have a right to settle in our European countries due to the "crimes" of our forefathers it is the same poor of Europe who suffer while the rich enjoy private health care and cheap labour and are little effected by the social burden placed on affordable or social housing, schooling or other social resources such as parks, swimming pools etc.
    So those who never truly benefited carry the burden of an influx of people the share nothing with, no wonder the "far right" is on the rise. All we want is out lives back!

  • @littlenan3576
    @littlenan3576 Před 11 dny

    What about the Barbary Corsairs who took British people and others to Asia and Africa to sell as slaves. This was well before Europe had slaves.

  • @SJRD18
    @SJRD18 Před 20 dny

    I'd rather just hear Douglas speak

  • @robert8552
    @robert8552 Před 26 dny +2

    Why oh why do you want to come to the UK - Indeed why come to the West at all?
    Does your country of origin not offer/cannot offer what your host offers? Are those origin countries backward and oppressive?

  • @user-im1kl3xs9r
    @user-im1kl3xs9r Před 24 dny

    Whatever one may think is just - remember Lebanon in the 70/80?
    It will not end well for neither original population, nor the immigrants. A 20 year civil war crushed Lebanon, and as of now, it can certainly not be excluded the same may happen in many or all European states. It will just not end well.

  • @anthonymiller9899
    @anthonymiller9899 Před 24 dny

    WHY IS SOME PERSON TELLING US WHAT WE KNOW , WHY

  • @terencemullins1422
    @terencemullins1422 Před 26 dny +2

    1 or 2 thousand ? , millions you mean lol😂

  • @spekenbonen72
    @spekenbonen72 Před 22 dny

    Comparing illusions with fantasies.... it's kinda futile....

  • @ananamu2248
    @ananamu2248 Před 19 dny

    This is a case of a fear based culture run by men who can tell you what to do and expect compliance . .and a sharing and caring love culture that is deeply feminine and ancient

  • @paulhornsey-pennell1931
    @paulhornsey-pennell1931 Před 26 dny +1

    he is someone i look to for council. what does annoy me is why do we have a digital fake american voice saying "i completely agree with douglas murray on ...... etc"? i really object to this and would rather a) a human talking and b) to hear more from douglas murray than some android.

    • @wallihaley5194
      @wallihaley5194 Před 24 dny

      I agree, and I am an American who thinks the narrator’s voice sounds a lot like Megan Kelly!

  • @steverobertson791
    @steverobertson791 Před 24 dny +1

    He is right the tories boys got rich fast in and out

  • @paulstuart551
    @paulstuart551 Před 25 dny

    Europian colonialism came a long time after Eastern colonialism which goes back many thousands of years, Russia is still doing this in Ukraine. Africa will regret it's devious contracts with China & Russia. I would challenge Murray over integration as black people invited were often shunned, but now immigrants do not want to integrate they just make demands of privilege over British people. This happened with Asian & EU migrants who were automatically given housing while the British were refused, now there is a shortage & rental costs have risen too high for individuals.