Sir Shoaib
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Committed to doing what’s right in a divided world. I lead by example, upholding high moral standards, even when it’s challenging. Political journalists
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This is Part 2: where the Counter Terrorism Police questioned me about my political opinions on the Pakistani grooming gangs. Once again, the bald officer seemed offended that I specifically mentioned Pakistani rapist gangs. He warned me to “be careful” and claimed I was speaking without proof saying my statements were “untrue.” I tried to explain that, as a Pakistani, it’s my duty to call out the wrongdoing within my own community before pointing fingers at others. I spoke honestly and educated them the best I could. But instead of listening, I ended up being arrested for ‘racism’ and I believe this was one of the main reasons why. So to anyone who still doubts me or thinks I’d ever be scared of these Islamists, watch this video. I’ve always been clear, direct, and unapologetic in condemning these behaviours within the Pakistani Muslim community.
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I’ve lived in the UK for the last 10 years as a proud, law abiding immigrant. This country gave me a home and I’ve always flown the British flag with pride. But today, I’ve taken every single flag down from my house. Why? Because in Great Britain, flying the British flag now feels like a crime. Think about that. An immigrant like me, who loves this country, is being made to feel ashamed of the very flag that represents it. The same flag that stands for freedom, sacrifice, and unity. I didn’t take them down because I wanted to. I took them down because I was made to feel like I had to. That’s not the Britain I came to believe in. If flying the Union Jack & Welsh Flag is now an act of defiance, then maybe it says more about the state of this country than it does about me.
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I just had one of the most traumatising experiences of my life… Went into Tesco for some pork chops, and what do I find? HALAL sausages sitting in the pork section. I was shaken to my core. This is not just wrong, it’s inhumane. 😳🐖 And as if that wasn’t enough, guess what turned up at my house? A Digital ID straight from the Home Office. 👀 Check out the video to see it all (Digital ID reveal at the end).
Sir Shoaib395,748 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr
This footage was taken on Saturday after the Brighton protest. As I walked through the train station, I saw two women carrying a Union Jack being verbally challenged by the lefty lunatics. When I made it clear that I supported their right to peacefully hold 🇬🇧 flag, the attention quickly turned towards me. One Bengali repeatedly told me I should be ashamed and commented on my accent, suggesting people like me would be deported. He then grabbed my arm and attempted to push me. When I pushed him away, the police became involved and told me to move on because I was allegedly “agitating” people. Many people say there is no such thing as two-tier policing. Others disagree. I’ll let you watch the footage and decide for yourself.
Sir Shoaib143,225 Aufrufe • vor 4 Monaten
Following the publication of the rape gang inquiry report led by Rupert Lowe MP , S A M M Y Woodhouse and team, I feel both saddened and ashamed by what has been revealed. First and foremost, my thoughts are with the victims and survivors. These young girls were failed by the very institutions that were supposed to protect them. For years, many were ignored, dismissed, or abandoned while horrific crimes were being committed against them. As a Pakistani, I believe it is important to be honest about uncomfortable truths. There were individuals within PAKISTANI Muslim communities who committed these horrific crimes. There were also people who knew, suspected, or chose to look the other way. That silence allowed innocent children to continue suffering. The failures did not stop there. Community leaders, politicians, police forces, local authorities, and others who should have acted often failed these girls. Protecting victims should always come before protecting reputations, institutions, or communities. For many years, I have spoken out against these crimes and against those who seek to silence discussion of them. As a result, I have personally faced hostility, intimidation, and harassment. In Swansea, I have received threats, been subjected to repeated complaints, and have found myself under constant scrutiny for raising concerns that many people were unwilling to discuss openly. I have repeatedly reported threats and intimidation to the South Wales Police , yet I feel that my concerns have often been ignored. I have also experienced pressure from members of the local Pakistani and Bengali Muslim communities because of my willingness to speak publicly about these issues. Rather than engaging with the concerns being raised, some chose to attack the messenger. I lost my livelihood, faced investigations, and spent years defending myself while trying to speak out about matters that are now being acknowledged nationally. Regardless of what people think of me personally, the facts revealed in these inquiries show that there was a serious problem that should never have been ignored. My greatest concern now is that lessons must be learned. Those responsible for these crimes must face the full force of the law, and those who covered up, ignored, enabled, or failed to act must also be held accountable. Justice should not depend on race, religion, ethnicity, or political considerations. Britain owes these survivors more than apologies. It owes them truth, justice, and accountability. No child should ever be sacrificed to protect politics, ideology, community relations, or institutional reputations Swansea Council The victims deserved better. The British public deserved the truth. And now that more of that truth is coming to light, we must ensure that such failures are never allowed to happen again. GB News Patrick Christys Martin Daubney 🇬🇧 ITV News Good Morning Britain Mike Graham 🇬🇧
Sir Shoaib106,153 Aufrufe • vor 4 Monaten
This is when I was arrested simply for speaking my mind and defending myself. For months, I reported death threats and harassment from members of the Muslim community in Swansea, yet the police repeatedly shut cases down without action. When I finally stood up for myself, I became the target, labeled a “racist” while those sending threats walked free. These individuals leak information about my family, harass me online, and then play the victim when I respond, using the police as a weapon against me. South Wales Police still have my phone and access to my X account, yet I have recordings proving both their failures and the intimidation tactics used against me. I’ve been stuck under bail conditions since January and must answer bail again in October. I urgently need a strong lawyer who can fight to clear me and lift these restrictions. The state-provided lawyers have ruined my case, so if you can help or recommend someone, please DM me. (And no, Free Speech Union cannot assist, I’m already a member.) Thank you.
Sir Shoaib242,683 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr
So, I can finally share the full details from the recording of when I was visited by the Prevent Counter-Terrorism police. This clip shows just one of many accusations made against me by members of the Muslim community, accusations that led to my arrest. Listen carefully to how these two officers repeatedly tell me that I’m “not in any trouble,” yet in the same breath insist that I’m somehow being radicalised by the far right simply for attending a Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧 rally. Over and over, they reassured me I wasn’t in trouble but also warned me that attending a peaceful protest could “cross a line.” Since when did attending a rally, expressing a view, or standing for what you believe in become a criminal act in Britain? Let me make something absolutely clear. no one asked me to fight this fight. I chose to stand up because I have White British friends, family, and deep loyalty to this great country. That’s why I’m standing shoulder to shoulder with the White British people. This is about principle, loyalty, and love for Britain. To everyone who has shown me support, thank you. Your messages and encouragement mean the world to me. ❤️ I’ll be releasing more clips from the full hour long recording soon please bear with me as I edit and prepare the next parts. Thank you, and stay tuned. 🇬🇧
Sir Shoaib206,571 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr
I attended the Unite The Kingdom (UTK) 2026 march organised by Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧 and his team. A huge amount of hard work and behind the scenes commitment goes into organising an event of that scale, and that shouldn’t be overlooked. Initially, I planned to attend quietly. However, the day before the event, I watched a video from the Prime Minister, Keir Starmer , where he described those attending as “far right racists” and “thugs,” as if the purpose of the rally was to spread hatred or intimidate others. I understand that there are strong emotions and deep divisions in our country right now. But when millions of people are broadly labelled in that way, it only widens the divide and puts targets on ordinary people’s backs. I knew that not many people from my background would be attending. In fact, I was advised by members of the Muslim community and others not to go. But I believe in leading by example. I would never ask someone to do something I wouldn’t do myself. So yes, as a brown Pakistani man. I went alone to see for myself what the rally was about. I wanted to experience it firsthand and see how people would treat someone like me. In this video, I explain exactly what I saw and experienced. (And yes, my voice is completely gone, too much singing at the event! 😅)
Sir Shoaib74,505 Aufrufe • vor 5 Monaten
Here’s the interview I gave at the #UniteTheKingdom march and let me be clear, no amount of lies, hate, or threats will silence me. Thanks to Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧 and the independent media, I was able to speak my truth. And despite coming from the desert, I stood in the rain with pride because I’ve embraced British culture, British values, and yes… even British weather ☔😅. I wore a Welsh Cilt not for show, but because I love Wales. It’s my home, I’m married to a Welsh woman, and I’ll always honour the country that welcomed me. That’s what being a proud immigrant truly means. This festival of free speech proved that voices like mine cannot be censored. And for that, I thank Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧 and Elon Musk for making it possible. To everyone who has shown love and support, I see you, I thank you, and I stand stronger than ever. To those who spread lies, know this I will never bow, I will never hide, and I will never be silenced. 🇬🇧🔥
Sir Shoaib148,976 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr
🚨NEW HATE CRIME POLICIES ARE IN PLACE NOW I know I’ve spoken before about being arrested for “racism” against my own community, and I understand some people had doubts. I never blamed anyone for questioning it. But after taking legal advice, I can finally share this. Ladies and gentlemen, if you’ve ever doubted the reality of these new “Hate Crime Laws,” here’s the proof. Watch this video in full. Not only am I being threatened and harassed by members of the Muslim & Bengali community, but I’m also being targeted by the government. After Prevent Counter Terrorism police visited me and I was arrested, I was then visited again by another officer. The officer was polite but the outcome is the same: I’m now unable to get a job in Swansea. I’ve been labelled a “threat” and a “racist.” Organisations have been warned that if they hire me, pro Palestine marchers will show up to protest and demand I be sacked, just like they did when Swansea Council fired me. And this is only part of it. I have many more recordings of threatening calls which I’ll share in due course. This is the price I pay every day for simply saying: Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧 is not a racist & the White people are not racist. This is just a glimpse of what I face almost every week.
Sir Shoaib150,300 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr
I’ve been reporting the threats I’ve been receiving from Pakistani and Bengali Muslims in Swansea, but the police have repeatedly refused to help me. And I can’t help but believe it’s because I’ve filed a complaint against an Imam from the local mosque, the same Imam responsible for my wrongful arrest. This man even showed up at my basketball match with eight thugs, trying to intimidate me. He demanded that I delete my Facebook, X, and YouTube accounts, and that I stop saying Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧 is not a racist or that the white people who support him are not racists. When I refused to be bullied by this lunatic, he took my photo and name and circulated them across Muslim communities throughout the UK deliberately making me a target. People don’t realise how dangerous this is. It only takes one extremist to label me an “enemy of Islam” and end my life. Yet the police treat this like a joke. To make things even more worrying, the police officer handling my complaint started the conversation by bringing up “pro-Palestine” completely unprompted. That alone shows he came into the call with his own agenda long before he even listened to my concerns. And then, somehow, while I was making a complaint about being threatened, this incompetent officer found a way to blame me. All charges against me have already been dropped, yet he still acted like he knows better than the judges and the CPS. Was he biased? Or simply incapable? I honestly don’t know anymore. All I want to know is this, is what this police officer said on the call actually true? Because nothing about any of this feels like justice.
Sir Shoaib119,122 Aufrufe • vor 11 Monaten
🎙️ Another short clip from my podcast with Liam Tuffs ! In this clip, we discuss asylum seekers and White History Month, sharing our perspectives on two topics that continue to generate a lot of debate. If you'd like to hear the full conversation and the context behind this clip, you can watch the complete podcast on YouTube. 🔎 Search: Liam Tuffs Shoaib Sohail Whether you agree or disagree, I'd love to hear your thoughts. Respectful discussion is always welcome.
Sir Shoaib30,667 Aufrufe • vor 3 Monaten
After I spoke out against illegal immigrants and even legal ones who refuse to respect British laws, rules, and values. I became a target for the left. They’ve attacked me multiple times, tried to intimidate me, and when that failed, they turned to using the law against me because that’s the game they know best. Let me make this clear once again: if you’re illegal in the UK, you’re a criminal and should be deported, no questions asked. If you’re legal but refuse to live by British laws and values, you should also be deported. And if you’re a citizen who commits crimes against this country, deportation should still be on the table. In one of my videos, I said that the majority (not all) Afghans are dangerous and instantly, I was labelled a racist by people who’ve never even dealt with Afghans. I speak from lived experience. I’ve met them, worked with them, and seen enough to know that many are deceitful and dishonest. This isn’t about hate, it’s about truth, safety, and standing up for the UK. 🇬🇧
Sir Shoaib55,617 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr