Tucker interviews Nigel Farage, the head of UK’s Independence Party on important considerations regarding the current refugee situation in the West. Highlights include:
“Of all the effects of the current conflict in the Middle East, one we can be certain of at this point is that there are going to be a lot of refugees, hundreds of thousands, possibly millions. Where should they go? That’s a real question. So, if you were to suggest, well, why doesn’t Israel take them in, it’s their war? The response you would get would be immediate, and it would be aggressive, and it would be ‘of course not, that’s insane. These people are dangerous. If they were moved to Israel, it would be destabilizing for that country, and that’s probably true. In fact, it’s certainly true. But what’s interesting is the very same people who would tell you that are now pushing for those refugees to be sent to the West, to English-speaking countries, Scotland and the UK and yes, the United States. Calls for this are coming from the left, predictably, but also from the so-called right…What’s going on here, and is anyone pushing against it?”
“Hamas, the terrorist group Hamas, although the BBC will never call them terrorists, the Hamas who launched those appalling, barbaric attacks on everything down to babies on October 7, they enjoy considerable support in Gaza. Indeed, the last elections that were fought in Gaza a few years ago, Hamas came top of the pole. So, if you take any significant number from Gaza into our country, you will have a significant percentage of Hamas sympathizers and supporters among them. And you have to ask, given the protests that we’ve seen on the streets of London just this weekend and the weekend before, whether maybe we’ve got enough of a problem in this country already.”
“If anyone should take them…, shouldn’t it be the Egyptians, shouldn’t it be the Saudis, shouldn’t it be their co-religionists in that part of the world? And how interesting that Saudi Arabia didn’t take a single person from Syria because they were worried of the impact it would have on Saudi society, and they same goes for Egypt right now. So, if they won’t take them, why on earth should we threaten national security?”
“We have allowed the virus of Marxism to take hold in our countries. We’re being told to be ashamed of our histories, we’re being told that we’re institutionally racists, we’re being told that we suffer from our own form of bias and we indoctrinate our school kids with this stuff, and the reason this neo-Marxist agenda has taken such hold in Britain, Europe, and indeed in much of America, too, is actually not because of the left, it’s because the conservatives in those countries have not had the courage to stand up to this stuff.”
“Everywhere we see the growth of big government, big government that wants to control every aspect of ours lives and it’s all irrelevant. You know, our national debt, I mean our debt interest payment is massive, just as it is in the USA. Our entrepreneurship is falling, our levels of national security through failed immigration leave us more vulnerable to internal terrorist attack than ever before…It’s almost unbelievable that banning cigarettes for anybody born after 2009 could even be seen to be a priority.”
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Ep. 35 Start another war, send millions more anti-Western refugees to the West. Starting to notice a pattern? pic.twitter.com/93dQaVfbNF
— Tucker Carlson (@TuckerCarlson) October 30, 2023
