Speaker 1: What's up and welcome. This is the Rogue Recap and
Speaker 1: you are here with your host, Linda McLaughlin. She is pissed, off,
Speaker 1: outraged and has zero patience with what seems to be
Speaker 1: an epidemic of entitlement and stupidity. Here we talk about
Speaker 1: all the things the other shows just don't or won't touch.
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Speaker 2: Hey everybody, welcome back. We are here today with part
Speaker 2: two of my interview with Peter mcelvenna. He is the
Speaker 2: founder and co host of the Hearts of Oak podcast
Speaker 2: and he is the former campaign manager for the UK
Speaker 2: Independence Party. Great guy. He had an amazing article out
Speaker 2: in the Daily Signal all about the rape gangs and
Speaker 2: groomers in the UK, and there is a two week
Speaker 2: inquiry going on right now, hosted by and taken up
Speaker 2: by Rupert Lowell, who's a member of Parliament. There just
Speaker 2: crushing it and getting us all the information. And I
Speaker 2: think it's a real problem that's honestly spreading throughout Europe
Speaker 2: and is already year in the United States and it
Speaker 2: needs attention. So here's part two with Peter mclemnon in
Speaker 2: these countries. They tell you, oh, yes, we have free
Speaker 2: and fair elections. I'm like, well, eighty four percent of
Speaker 2: Americans want to have the Save Act passed, and we
Speaker 2: can't get our leadership to get it to the floor
Speaker 2: of the Senate. Now, our president yesterday forced to vote
Speaker 2: on this one point two trillion dollar spending bill because
Speaker 2: he and I understand this, he didn't want it to
Speaker 2: negatively impact the jobs report because the last time we
Speaker 2: had a shutdown, it took the jobs report down by like,
Speaker 2: I think, like one point three one point five percent,
Speaker 2: so it made his jobs numbers look good. My point
Speaker 2: is this, and I stand on this, and it's irritating
Speaker 2: to rhinos. I really don't care about your spending bill
Speaker 2: because none of it matters because in November, all the
Speaker 2: assholes are going to win, and if you haven't codified
Speaker 2: your election laws, we're screwed. It's done. It's over. You
Speaker 2: think we're in bad shape, now wait till these scumbags
Speaker 2: get in charge. You want to talk about sharia law.
Speaker 2: We got a Sharia law caucus. Randy Fine out of
Speaker 2: Florida here in the United States. Fantastic crushing it. Okay,
Speaker 2: can we make sure now of these assholes that we're
Speaker 2: trying to build the Epic Center over in Texas, or
Speaker 2: they're trying to build a care center down in Florida.
Speaker 2: We got Qatar City out in Arizona. The fuck are
Speaker 2: you guys doing? Do you? They don't care about you.
Speaker 2: The politics of what is happening does not give a
Speaker 2: shit about your feelings. Now, Ker Starmer has shown us
Speaker 2: that very clearly, you're arresting moms, grandmoms. I sold them
Speaker 2: lift a veteran out of his wheelchair to arrest them
Speaker 2: at a protest at one of Tommy's I think it was.
Speaker 2: And I'm like, guys, so here's my question to you.
Speaker 2: You're on the streets right, you see these police officers,
Speaker 2: some of them are Muslims, some of them are just
Speaker 2: regular British folks. A born and bred British police officer.
Speaker 2: They see a person protesting, They see a preacher on
Speaker 2: the street praising Jesus Christ, and they say to him,
Speaker 2: you're not allowed to preach, You're not allowed to talk
Speaker 2: because you are upsetting the Muslims. And since the Muslims
Speaker 2: come from a nation where they don't control themselves and
Speaker 2: they rape people in broad daylight, they jerk off outside
Speaker 2: of somebody's house, they take a shit in the middle
Speaker 2: of the street. I don't know. I see these videos.
Speaker 2: I'm like, don't believe you' lying eyes don't say that
Speaker 2: it's racist. I'm sorry, are you watching the video I'm watching?
Speaker 2: That is not racist. That is a fact that is happening.
Speaker 2: It may hurt your feelings, but the facts don't give
Speaker 2: a shit about your feelings last time I checked. I'm
Speaker 2: trying to understand how those British officers don't have it
Speaker 2: in them to say I'm going to walk past that.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna let that be so, Linda, you've seen the
Speaker 3: same tourism videos that I've seen. It does it not
Speaker 3: work for the British tourism industry. I get you why
Speaker 3: you're concernative coming here. I do understand, and it is
Speaker 3: this fear of upsetting Islam. It is and we've seen
Speaker 3: we have an Islamophobia definition being looked at in the
Speaker 3: British part of the moment, and it's going to be
Speaker 3: pushed through. We're going to have a Muslim blasphemy law
Speaker 3: through the back door. Through this. It's then going to
Speaker 3: be codified in law. And if you say anything which
Speaker 3: may offend any Muslim anywhere anytime, then you'll be liable
Speaker 3: for being arrested under that crime. And we we don't
Speaker 3: have a first amend, we don't have a second amount,
Speaker 3: we don't have any free speech, We don't have anything
Speaker 3: to back up the free speech. We are all at
Speaker 3: sea and the only protection we currently have in our
Speaker 3: own slought on free speech in the UK and Europe
Speaker 3: is the Trump administration. That is literally all we have.
Speaker 3: And JD Man's got involved in when when the British
Speaker 3: government tried to force Apple into opening the back door
Speaker 3: of their system, Jenny Vance got involved. Thank god for
Speaker 3: Jenny Vance, and actually that was pushed back. President Trump
Speaker 3: has spoken continuously about the onslaught of free speech in
Speaker 3: the UK. If if it wasn't for the Trump administration,
Speaker 3: we would be in even more dire straits. But you
Speaker 3: look at our politicians and there it's not that they're
Speaker 3: caught in these headlights and don't know what to do.
Speaker 3: It's more devious, more evil than that. And Herestormer is
Speaker 3: such a pathetic individual, as pathetic as as Macron. I
Speaker 3: don't know who's more pathetic. We should have a competition
Speaker 3: to see who actually comes off the most pathetic individual
Speaker 3: in our world leaders. It could be a it could
Speaker 3: be hit TV shoe actually that. But I don't know
Speaker 3: who's the worst, Who's the most vanilla politician, who's the
Speaker 3: last energy, the least drive, the least passion for their country?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 3: Macron and Stormer would actually go head to head on that,
Speaker 3: and I don't know who would win on the most
Speaker 3: evil that.
Speaker 2: Money in Canada, he's another idiot.
Speaker 3: Oh, you can have Carnia. We had him on the
Speaker 3: Bank of England. Thank god, he's far away in Canada.
Speaker 3: How the Canadians snatched victory from or snatched defeat from
Speaker 3: victory whenever he had the option of voting for someone else.
Speaker 3: So you've got that on your northern border. Good luck
Speaker 3: with that.
Speaker 2: But well, Alberta is thinking about leaving. I don't know.
Speaker 2: I mean, if if they could do that, I would
Speaker 2: be like wow.
Speaker 3: I mean, I want Britain to be the next was
Speaker 3: it fifty first day? I want Britain. That's not fair
Speaker 3: that Canada are being gold into that by President trub
Speaker 3: Come no, forget a Greenland. Britain need to be the
Speaker 3: fifty first day.
Speaker 2: Come on, Honestly, I'll take you guys, come on, I mean,
Speaker 2: you know, after World War Two, we're good. You know
Speaker 2: we worked that out with Churchill.
Speaker 3: We're good. We'll find that exactly. But it is this
Speaker 3: weak European leaders that have lost their sense of identity,
Speaker 3: don't know their sense of value, don't know their sense
Speaker 3: of vision, have completely abandoned any understanding of Christianity and
Speaker 3: the basis of European Western society on the truths of Christ.
Speaker 3: And whenever you abandon that, anything else comes in and
Speaker 3: into that vacuum, which is why we are we are
Speaker 3: in Europe. We've abandoned Christ and into that vacuum comes Islam,
Speaker 3: because Islam puts itself forward as forceful, strong, confident understanding,
Speaker 3: and Christianity has this document of doubt that has confusion
Speaker 3: and doesn't know what it thinks. And Islam steps in
Speaker 3: says we're going to do this or will kill you. Well,
Speaker 3: I mean that wins. Then that trumps. We need to
Speaker 3: re understand what it means to be Christians and not
Speaker 3: when Lord Pearson, who I work for in the Houseboorts
Speaker 3: always tells me, he says, Peter, when Jesus said to
Speaker 3: turn the other cheek, he didn't say, turn the other
Speaker 3: cheek to the devil, and that is an interesting concept
Speaker 3: and maybe the basis on what Christian nationalism can be
Speaker 3: standing up for your country, standing up for your values,
Speaker 3: which are based on biblical values, and understanding what it
Speaker 3: means to have that confident Christianity does. It's not aggressive,
Speaker 3: but it's confident. And if we had that confidence, we
Speaker 3: would not be losing our youth to atheism. We've been
Speaker 3: not losing our youth to Islam. We've been not losing
Speaker 3: our youth to anything except Christianity, because Christianity would position itself,
Speaker 3: would present itself to be confident and the way the
Speaker 3: worldview of how you see the world, so that that's way,
Speaker 3: full and short. That's why I've hoped for the you asked,
Speaker 3: because your churches are much stronger. They're not, I get that,
Speaker 3: not perfect, but they're a heck of a lot stronger
Speaker 3: than where we are in the UK and Europe. And
Speaker 3: that's why I think there is hope for America.
Speaker 2: I'll tell you honestly to that point. You know, one
Speaker 2: of one of the main issues that I think we
Speaker 2: have right now is tolerance. I am not tolerant at all. No, No,
Speaker 2: I am not filtered. I'm not tolerant, and that is
Speaker 2: something I have in common with Islam, because Islam is
Speaker 2: not tolerant and Islam is not filtered. Believe them when
Speaker 2: they tell you that they hate the Infidel. Believe them
Speaker 2: when they tell you that they are practicing takia, which
Speaker 2: is to make you think one thing when they're doing another.
Speaker 2: For those of you who don't know what tekey is,
Speaker 2: there is an effort. It is organized, and it is coordinated,
Speaker 2: and it is an understood practice in their religion. Now, Christians,
Speaker 2: to your point, are often like, we have to love
Speaker 2: one another and peace and love and kindness. Absolutely, if
Speaker 2: somebody's there and they're doing good work, I volunteer. I
Speaker 2: donate to hurricane relief. I work with nonprofits that actually
Speaker 2: give one hundred percent of their funds to the effort
Speaker 2: in which they are named. You know, not these government
Speaker 2: fund at us a bullshit and goos. But there is
Speaker 2: also a point of strength. You know, God is telling
Speaker 2: you I'm giving you these tools. You know, It's like,
Speaker 2: what is the story of Noah. It's like, well, I
Speaker 2: sent you a ship, I sent you a paddle, I
Speaker 2: sent you the animals were telling what what are you doing?
Speaker 2: You know, my God, thew Yorc is there. Those stories exist,
Speaker 2: those parables exist for a reason like pay attention. And
Speaker 2: so what I always say to friends and family and
Speaker 2: my enemies is I am here to make some noise.
Speaker 2: I am here to go out when you raise your
Speaker 2: Antifa cartel, pre paid, bought and signed giant poster. I
Speaker 2: am there to raise the American flag and tell you
Speaker 2: to go fuck yourself. That's what I'm here for. I
Speaker 2: am here because my ancestors built this land based upon freedom.
Speaker 2: That whole thing with Billie Eilish at the Grammys. You know,
Speaker 2: no one is legal on stolen land, Like bitch, you
Speaker 2: are living in a mansion based on a tribe sacred land.
Speaker 2: So I said, well, I'm sure that Billy is going
Speaker 2: to give up her mansion now and turn it into
Speaker 2: a museum for the tribespeople. I'm super stoked about that.
Speaker 2: You know, Wildflower is your song. I never heard of
Speaker 2: it before the other night. I didn't even know who
Speaker 2: she was. I'm like, why is she in her father's clothing?
Speaker 2: What is happening? She looks like a moron AnyWho, And
Speaker 2: everybody's like, you know, oh, wigged out about what she said.
Speaker 2: I'm like, she is a child. She has lived no life.
Speaker 2: Your life is to go into a room and sing
Speaker 2: into a microphone. And while that's incredible, I have a
Speaker 2: degree in music. I can appreciate it. Wonderful. Good for you.
Speaker 2: Go out, pay your mortgage, figure out where you're kid's
Speaker 2: foods coming from, do homework, stay up and work all day,
Speaker 2: and then talk to me about the struggle, please, because
Speaker 2: I'm having a lot of problems with what we got
Speaker 2: going on right now. And here in America we have
Speaker 2: all kinds of rights, but we still have people afraid
Speaker 2: to say what is because they're like, oh, it's a
Speaker 2: lot islamophobia. I'm like, no, no, that's not islamophobia. Those
Speaker 2: are just facts. Don't recategorize things because they make you
Speaker 2: feel better. They are what they are. So you know,
Speaker 2: if a white guy goes out and he rapes a
Speaker 2: child and his religion is anything other than Islam, it's
Speaker 2: gonna be rape. But if he's Islamic in any way
Speaker 2: from any nation that practices and is a practicing Muslim,
Speaker 2: then it's going to be Well, he didn't understand in
Speaker 2: his country. I'm so sick of that in his country.
Speaker 2: But he's not in his country. He's in your country.
Speaker 2: If I go to Pakistan right now and I say
Speaker 2: I need to sit down right now and do the Rosary,
Speaker 2: they're not gonna let me do the rosary thing. Oh,
Speaker 2: I need you guys to put a church up. I'd
Speaker 2: like to go on Sundays, maybe a Saturday night service.
Speaker 2: Not too much? Am I asking too much? It's not
Speaker 2: a thing. And so when I look at full circle
Speaker 2: back to these rape I want to put up this
Speaker 2: one image. I saw this the other day and I
Speaker 2: was like, I got to show this to Peter. So
Speaker 2: I see this this post right, and I'm like, what
Speaker 2: the hell Asian groups appalling sexual abuse of young girls
Speaker 2: sixteen years because people in authority were scared of being
Speaker 2: labeled racist. How is protecting fourteen hundred kids again, It's
Speaker 2: what we know about, and yet here we are Lowe's
Speaker 2: doing this rape inquiry. These are the types of people
Speaker 2: we want to expose and get out of your country,
Speaker 2: and we're not allowed to talk about it. I'm wondering
Speaker 2: how the Daily Mirror even got it on the cover.
Speaker 3: I agree, I do know how they got it. All
Speaker 3: that they got it. You can see the subheading Asian
Speaker 3: guys appealing and I've had seat and who have said
Speaker 3: there are no seat gangs going around. This is Islamic
Speaker 3: and let's call it out for what it is. And
Speaker 3: now we've moved to I know you've got your Somali
Speaker 3: problem in the US. We've got our Pakistani problem, and
Speaker 3: we talk now about Muslim Pakistani rip gang. So it's
Speaker 3: moved on to now you can address the religious helement
Speaker 3: and the cultural But Pakistan is based on Islam. There's
Speaker 3: no Pakistan if it's not Islam. Therefore, the problem is
Speaker 3: Islam has been there fourteen hundred years. Pakistan has been
Speaker 3: there for what idiots. So the problem is the religion,
Speaker 3: and the problem is the religious aspect of that. And
Speaker 3: of course our leaders, as you know, they run away.
Speaker 3: They're utterly fearful addressing something that may have backlash to
Speaker 3: them and God forbid, may affect their votes. And that's
Speaker 3: what it is about. As we've seen off all the
Speaker 3: work up in Minnesota with Nick Shirley and the money
Speaker 3: that's gone through, and part of that is buying the votes.
Speaker 3: And this is Islam using all the levers of power, using
Speaker 3: the media, using local businesses, using the finance using five
Speaker 3: to one c threes, using the political side for the votes,
Speaker 3: using it is across the board, and the churches have
Speaker 3: been asleep saying here, as long as we can have
Speaker 3: our midweek meeting and a Sunday morning service, we're good. No,
Speaker 3: that you're not good. You've removed yourself from the public space,
Speaker 3: and into that vacuum has gone Islam and is dominating itself.
Speaker 3: And when was the last conversation outed with the Christian
Speaker 3: on what food they eat? No, they don't worry about that. Oh,
Speaker 3: but Islam has a requirement, and Islam says we need
Speaker 3: halal food, we need permissible food for us, and therefore
Speaker 3: that then dominates areas. Or again, Christians, isn't important for
Speaker 3: us about finance, No, it's not, Oh, Islam it is Sharia.
Speaker 3: Finance comes into that. And you see how Islam works
Speaker 3: on every sphere of society. It dominates that, it pushes
Speaker 3: itself forward. And Christians sit back to say, well, as
Speaker 3: long as we can have our Sunday service, we don't mind.
Speaker 3: We have given up the public space. We need to
Speaker 3: re engage with the public space to actually say what
Speaker 3: does it mean to be christ Like in that space?
Speaker 3: What does it mean to have Christian businesses. Maybe that's
Speaker 3: some of these megachurches need to understand what it is
Speaker 3: to have Christian businesses in their vicinity, so they're not
Speaker 3: sending out all their congregation members to go and eat
Speaker 3: halal food on a Sunday lunchtime. Maybe that's a sermon
Speaker 3: we need to have in our churches.
Speaker 2: I will tell you full circle on that point too.
Speaker 2: The thing that I find most mystifying is what you
Speaker 2: just said, and it's so spot on. They don't want
Speaker 2: to offend. They don't want to offend, and they just
Speaker 2: want to keep the status quo. They want their service,
Speaker 2: They want to do what they're doing and then move along.
Speaker 2: But the problem is at some point you won't move
Speaker 2: along because they'll take over and they'll remove it because
Speaker 2: your Sunday service is going to become offensive to them.
Speaker 3: So when the head comes off, you can't move on, Linda.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, that is the name of the podcast.
Speaker 2: When your head comes off, you can't move on. Your moron,
Speaker 2: stop defending. It's literally like you're giving the killer the
Speaker 2: murder weapon. You're saying, here you go, I'm going to
Speaker 2: help you kill everything that I love about me, about
Speaker 2: my country, and I really do feel when you stop
Speaker 2: protecting the kids, that's when you get to the spot
Speaker 2: where it is all consuming. You know. Tommy put this
Speaker 2: out and he said, in Britain rape is systemically used
Speaker 2: as a weapon of war and your party is ignoring it.
Speaker 2: And he had tip this to You've got Cooper because
Speaker 2: this moron is talking about rape and Sudan. Ma'am, are
Speaker 2: you kidding me that? That is the kind of shit
Speaker 2: that really pisses me off. Why don't you worry about
Speaker 2: your backyard. Why don't you do that? Why don't you
Speaker 2: take care of your people, your constituents, and then we
Speaker 2: can worry about Sudan. What what is the is Eva
Speaker 2: getting a kick back from Sudan? Is somebody? Is there
Speaker 2: an MP from Sudanne that you want to be friends with?
Speaker 2: This is the ship that I don't understand. Why are
Speaker 2: you emboldening an entire group of individuals that hate everything
Speaker 2: that you are. You are a white, blonde woman. You
Speaker 2: are literally the queen of Infidel That's what you are.
Speaker 2: And let me be let oh, this is the first one.
Speaker 2: You're going down first.
Speaker 3: Vet.
Speaker 2: They're coming for you because you're a woman who thinks
Speaker 2: she has power and in their in their world and
Speaker 2: their religion, you are worthless. You are what is it like?
Speaker 2: I know you said you're one third of a man
Speaker 2: or one or one quarter, but then it's also like
Speaker 2: they compare you to like goats and animals and oh
Speaker 2: my god, I'm oh, I got your goat right here?
Speaker 2: You know what I'm saying. I want to play this
Speaker 2: last clip. I know we're heading on an hour here.
Speaker 2: I hope you guys are enjoying the podcast. We're here
Speaker 2: at Peter mcleven and he's wonderful. If you haven't read
Speaker 2: his article on the Daily Signal, please do. He also
Speaker 2: hosts Heart to Evoke the podcast, Part of Me the podcast,
Speaker 2: so you got to listen to that. He's phenomenal. Take
Speaker 2: a listen to our friend Tommy Robbinson here, who's doing
Speaker 2: the good work on the streets of London.
Speaker 4: We've seen seven rapes in the last seven days. Now.
Speaker 4: This lady's braving off, she's putting to face the camera
Speaker 4: and she's telling a story. But originally she went anymous
Speaker 4: Leads crime Stoppers because she was scared. Right since speaking out,
Speaker 4: she's faced a lot more backlash, but how many more
Speaker 4: women like this are they in every time I see?
Speaker 2: I mean, he's so right. We see what's happening in Ireland.
Speaker 2: You know, they're bringing these Africans in. They're raping girls
Speaker 2: in the middle of the night in their bedrooms. They
Speaker 2: climbing up the buildings into the whip. Your child is
Speaker 2: not in your home, it's not even just walking back
Speaker 2: and forth to school, but they are standing outside the schools,
Speaker 2: and they are standing outside the soccer fields and they
Speaker 2: are watching. He's right. How can you guys protect your
Speaker 2: women and children?
Speaker 3: He is And again this boils down to well, you know,
Speaker 3: if that's what they do in their culture, then maybe
Speaker 3: we need to accept it. And as you pointed out,
Speaker 3: a boy tolerance when we tolerate what was the mandatory peatures.
Speaker 3: If you tolerate this, then your children will be next, yes,
Speaker 3: And that is exactly what we are beginning to reap
Speaker 3: in the UK and in Europe. We have tolerated Islam
Speaker 3: coming in. We have tolerated the writ of our women
Speaker 3: because of fear of events, and then we wonder when
Speaker 3: it happens to your own daughters, and by that point
Speaker 3: it's too late. So we have tolerated that and now
Speaker 3: we are reaping that. And it is you put up
Speaker 3: the post before Tommy off a Vet Cooper. I think
Speaker 3: she's now the Foreign Secretary high. We have pig We
Speaker 3: have pigmies in government. I remember going up with had
Speaker 3: great states in states, men, states women, growing up watching
Speaker 3: Morgait Thatcher speak, growing up watching cabinet members rise up
Speaker 3: and give statements, give speeches, and you would think I
Speaker 3: would love to be that when I grew up. Now
Speaker 3: you've got these little pigmies and is one of those
Speaker 3: and whenever I mean, I will go with your language.
Speaker 3: Excuse my French, but who gives a shit about Sudan?
Speaker 3: If you're an MP, your role is to protect your citizens.
Speaker 3: Your role is to protect your borders. Your role is
Speaker 3: for your country. You shouldn't a damn Really what is
Speaker 3: happening outside if you haven't got your own house in order,
Speaker 3: if you've got women internally, And get this, I think
Speaker 3: the figures in terms of raping the UK, one and
Speaker 3: a half percent of rape allegations end up in a prosecution,
Speaker 3: ninety eight point five percent are rejected, probably.
Speaker 2: Are rejected, but even when they get sentenced, they put
Speaker 2: time served.
Speaker 3: I know. But if we So when a woman comes
Speaker 3: to the police and says I've been ripped, she has
Speaker 3: only got a one and a half percent chance of
Speaker 3: seeing her perpetrator put into jail. She doesn't get any
Speaker 3: financial benefit or any protection from the state or anything.
Speaker 3: The least she can expect a one and a half
Speaker 3: percent chance is our perpetrator goes to jail. And that
Speaker 3: is where we are. And you've got a politician worried
Speaker 3: about what happens in the middle of after whenever, she
Speaker 3: doesn't give a damn of what happens in her constituency
Speaker 3: where she is MP. That sums up the problem we
Speaker 3: have in the UK. There our politicians are concerned what
Speaker 3: happens thousands of miles away, but don't care about British
Speaker 3: citizens because we've abandoned our own culture, we've abandoned our
Speaker 3: own society, we've abanded our own constituents. We no longer
Speaker 3: care and it's all about grandstanding and talking about what
Speaker 3: happens in a completely different continent that an MP really
Speaker 3: should have no regard for, should have no concern about,
Speaker 3: really whenever, they're have all their time focused on what
Speaker 3: happens internally. And if only she went to the police
Speaker 3: and actually recommended that they begin to prosecute these rapists
Speaker 3: instead of worrying about what happens in a fore gone
Speaker 3: country like Sudan.
Speaker 2: And the problem is, because they're not doing anything, they
Speaker 2: continue to hurt women, they continue to hurt children because
Speaker 2: there is no accountability, there is nothing happening to them.
Speaker 2: So would the rape and cry under low As we
Speaker 2: wrap up here, how what do you expect to how
Speaker 2: many more days of it? Is it the whole week
Speaker 2: or is it two weeks?
Speaker 3: So this is two weeks. And again I give credit
Speaker 3: to Rupert Low for what he's doing. I just frustrate
Speaker 3: that happens behind closed doors. We don't know when we
Speaker 3: will ever know what happened behind those closed doors. It
Speaker 3: may be a month, maybe a year, maybe ten years,
Speaker 3: I don't know. I assume he's putting together a documentary
Speaker 3: for it. Maybe that's going to be sold on to
Speaker 3: a Netflix or something. I don't know what's happening. I'm
Speaker 3: not part of that. But again, transparency is the best
Speaker 3: way to deal with injustice. And if those were live streamed,
Speaker 3: so we'll have these two weeks. He's bringing evidence. He's
Speaker 3: worked hard at this as his team for the last
Speaker 3: nine months on talking to a lot of these girls,
Speaker 3: the fathers, the families, and those in social services, those
Speaker 3: in local authority, and he's done a lot bringing this
Speaker 3: together and I hope and pray that we get something
Speaker 3: from it because we have not had a single police
Speaker 3: officer prosecuted for collusion or involvement in these rips. We
Speaker 3: have not had a single local official prosecuted for their involvement.
Speaker 3: We've not had a single person who works in child
Speaker 3: services prosecuted for turning the blind eye. No one in
Speaker 3: authority has ever been prosecuted in minimum ten inquiries that
Speaker 3: we have had in the UK. So I am willing
Speaker 3: rupert Low, I'm willing them on, praying them on for success.
Speaker 3: But I think you to get success, you do need
Speaker 3: that visibility to the public and we haven't had that.
Speaker 3: But it's going to go on this week next week,
Speaker 3: and I don't know what will happen after that, but
Speaker 3: I will do anything I can, certainly to assist him
Speaker 3: in that because he has done the groundwork, he has
Speaker 3: done the hard work, and I hope that what he's
Speaker 3: done produced a results. We have prosecutions, individuals go to prison.
Speaker 3: I hope we get justice for a lot of those
Speaker 3: girls who've given evidence. That's what we want. But yeah,
Speaker 3: that's where we are at the moment in the UK.
Speaker 3: We're just the first week into this.
Speaker 2: Well, we're going to keep following it the little that
Speaker 2: we can, and we'll have you back to talk more
Speaker 2: about it, because I will tell you, I really believe
Speaker 2: that this is happening here already, and I think that
Speaker 2: it's only going to get worse. And if you guys
Speaker 2: don't take a stand, we're screwed. We're really screwed. Guys.
Speaker 2: Thank you for joining us today. We're actually I think
Speaker 2: we're going to split this up in two parts, so
Speaker 2: we're gonna have part one and part two. This is
Speaker 2: Peter mclevennet. It's the Hearts of Oak podcast. Where can
Speaker 2: they find you?
Speaker 4: Peter?
Speaker 3: You can find us on Warroom every Balance Warroom or
Speaker 3: Naomi will Staley cloud every Monday, Thursday and Saturday three
Speaker 3: pm Eastern or Heartsooke dot org or at Hearts of
Speaker 3: Oke UK on X.
Speaker 2: Yes, listen for him. He doesn't curse as much as me,
Speaker 2: but he's just a badass.
Speaker 3: I'm working on it.
Speaker 2: We'll see you next time, guys. Well, thanks for listening
Speaker 2: and watching everybody this first week of my video podcast.
Speaker 2: So excited to see you guys, and stay tuned tomorrow
Speaker 2: We'll have another show with more nonsense. There's no end
Speaker 2: of the shit that is going on all over the world.
Speaker 2: This is the Roague Recap. I am Linda McLachlan. Check
Speaker 2: us out at Roague Recap at Lindamick and we will
Speaker 2: see you tomorrow. Be safe, everybody,