Sunil Sharma ๐ฌ๐ง
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I went on the BBC to argue that Diversity & Inclusion (D&I) training in schools and workplaces is counterproductive, showing it degrades people of color & it unfairly burdens white people. I wanted to give examples how Indians on average are most likely to be managers & how white boys are performing the worst at schools in the UK. I was repeatedly shouted down by Narinder live on TV then she shouted about me off stage. She later posted an Instagram rant calling me โunhingedโ and โcrazy,โ leading to me receiving online abuse & death threats from her followers. Narinder anger came from the fact she couldnโt use her usual race card as we share the same skin colour. Good to see the nationwide exposure of who she really is since horrible comments about Kate Middleton. There are far more incredible women who deserve more attention than this racial grifter clown. The truth will always prevail. I wonโt be silenced. Anyhow hereโs the full clip below ๐
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Well said Lucy! She lost her sh*t at me when I exposed her race baiting bs on the BBC. She continued to shout after our segment finished off air & said nasty things about me on Instagram (Full clip below if youโre able to stick through it ๐ฌ)
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I am sick of hearing people moaning about the British Empire & that we should feel some sort of guilt. It makes no sense to compare todayโs social standards to standards of the past. You want to talk about British Empire? Fine compare it to other empires. In the context of empires, the British Empire was arguably the most progressive in history. - abolished slavery - brought law & order to countries - brought democracy to countries - improved education standards across the world - improved women rights across the world Context is key. Study the impact of all empires before commenting on Britainโs.
Sunil Sharma ๐ฌ๐ง498,152 Aufrufe โข vor 2 Jahren
DEI is a scam. More than 60% of Black Caribbean children in the UK grow up with 1 parent. They are at disadvantage. Not because of their race but because of having 1 parent. British Indians have lowest percentage of single parent household (between 6-8%) & perform near the best on every metric (economic, social etc) in the UK. People are afraid to have these conversations. Unfortunately, more white children are growing up in single parent houses too. The focus needs to be on parenting & family. Not on DEI or White Privilege.
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British White Boys are the worst performing children in the UK. 80% of the UK country white. The majority of the workforce is white. The gender which spends most time at work is male. Therefore, white working class boys doing horrendous at school is absolutely awful for every single person in this country. It means our job market is going to be in awful shape, our productivity will get worse, you will be less likely to get a job, your business is much more likely to fail etc etc. How about we stop teaching boys about โwhite privilegeโ, demonising any masculinity as โtoxicโ , obsessing over Andrew Tate and just focus improving the basic educational standards. We are destroying childrenโs confidence.
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"I wouldn't speak to the BBC or Sky News if you paid me a million quid." The mainstream media has become nothing more than a weaponized narrative machine. Lucy (Lucy Connolly) exposes the shocking bias, horrific reporting, and personal attacks she faced from legacy outlets that have completely abandoned basic journalistic fairness just to serve their corporate and state masters.
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Canโt thank everyone enough for the amazing support I got from going on GB News yesterday. Here is another clip from my segment yesterday on the riots. People are NOT PREPARED to talk about the issues of mass migration. It is not sustainable. We must stop silencing rational, common sense people & allow discussions on mass migration occur rather than labelling us all as "far right." Rioters need to be condemned & punished but putting everyone who is frustrated in the same category is ridiculous
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โSunil, I donโt understand why you speak about immigration the way you do when your parents are immigrantsโ - Mark Dolan gave me a chance to dive into this. There is HUGE difference to immigrants who came in 60s,70s to the many coming now. 1๏ธโฃNumbers were considerably less - the UK is a small island that doesnโt have unlimited capacity 2๏ธโฃMy parents came and fully assimilated to Britain and ensured their children did too. They economically, culturally & socially integrated themselves fully into British culture. That is not happening now. 3๏ธโฃPeople are now coming to the UK, that HATE British culture. That is so frightening. I can go on- the list is endless. Of course there is always people who donโt care their country is going to the gutter, will you call you a coconut as they canโt actually debate you. So many immigrants or product of immigrants feel how I feel. Not a day passes that I donโt feel soo lucky that my parents came to the UK and that I was born and raised here. Unfortunately the country has been taken over by people who donโt serve Britainโs interests any more.
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"A definition where you include the term to be defined means nothing." Helen Joyce (Helen Joyce) breaks down why "self-identification" fails the test of basic logic. Using her famous "wampoosle" analogy, she illustrates how a lack of objective criteria turns language into a meaningless tool.
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Laurence Fox (Laurence Fox) pulls back the curtain on the "miserable" reality of the entertainment industry, arguing that global stardom often comes with a devastating personal cost. Using Macaulay Culkin as a sobering example, Fox suggests that the faces of child stars often bear the visible scars of systemic abuse.
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Claire Fox (Claire Fox) warns that despite legal victories for biological reality, institutions like the NHS, schools, and trade unions are simply "ignoring the judgment." She argues that "institutional capture" by gender ideology has become so deep that even clear guidance from the EHRC is being stalled or over-complicated by a "massive tussle" within government.
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"We have a bigger reach than the BBC." Tommy Robinson (Tommy Robinson ๐ฌ๐ง) breaks down the strategy of bringing together independent influencers like Katie Hopkins, Laurence Fox, and Calvin Robinson to bypass the traditional media gatekeepers. He argues that the era of the mainstream monopoly is over, and that by uniting "political and journalistic might," this new alliance can speak directly to the public.
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