UK Riots: The Brutal Truth About British Culture

Shahid Bolsen delivers a powerful and unflinching critique of British culture and society, exposing the deep-seated racism, violence, and hatred that has been perpetuated for centuries. He argues that the recent riots and attacks in the UK are not an aberration, but rather a manifestation of the true nature of British culture. With unflinching honesty, Brother Shahid challenges the notion that British society is civilized and tolerant, and instead reveals a history of brutality, oppression, and exploitation. This is a must-watch for anyone seeking to understand the root causes of social unrest in the UK and the need for radical change."

[anumnyamanumnyam]

The lesson Africa must learn from this occurrence is simple. We should nationalize our natural resources and free ourselves from the tentacles of imperialism and neocolonialism.

[jimmyb]

100% true. Unfortunately, America was born from British culture.

[r.s.marcus]

What he said about them being brutal colonizers is true of the American culture too. The U.S. destabilizes Central America, them complains about the immigrants that come to their borders escaping the resulting chaos and poverty.

[dervaishali]

"If you stick a knife nine inches into my back and pull it out three inches, that is NOT progress. Even if you pull it all the way out, that is NOT progress. Progress is healing the wound that the blow made. And they haven't even pulled the knife out, much less heal the wound. They won't even admit the knife is there." Malcolm X

[stuartclarke]

I'm an Englishman and this really hurts - but I can't deny any of it.

[OldSoulMindSet]

I'm my 49 years of life I've never heard more real words than the words spoken on this video.

[markwa]

Northern English Person here - I completely agree with you regarding the entrenched ruling class of this country. However, I would say that English working classes are, and always have been subjugated (not to the extent of global south though). English culture (not so much Scottish, Welsh and Northern Irish) is an extremely strange phenomenon in that it is segregated by class and also by geographic location. The elites of this country have been extremely efficient in segregating and separating people from one another. For example, I am from Sunderland which was the scene for one of the first and biggest riots in the UK and the working class in this city has a hatred for English people from Newcastle 10 miles away for no reason other than football. Essentially, in the UK, unless you are from the exact some geographic location, exact same class and speak in the exact same way, you are seen as the "other". This applies to English and foreigners alike. There is an underlying cruelty and mistrust at the heart of British culture and mindset which has been expertly fermented over hundreds of years. There is a real heaviness in the air here. Despite entrenched racism on all levels, I would say that immigrants who come to the UK are often at an advantage to working/lower class English people and their economic social mobility shows this. This is because they are outside the oppressive English class system as the class system only applies to English people for the most part. The class system determines how every English person should behave and it is frowned upon if someone acts outside their class. I enjoy having immigrant friends for this reason and would fight for their right to be in this country if needed. It is refreshing to speak to people who view others as fellow humans rather than a actor in a disgusting class system.

[nickxcore]

As a mixed race Englishman I agree with every single thing in this video and wasn’t remotely shocked by the racist riots in the U.K, because this country is inherently institutionally racist. There is still a strong colonialist and imperialist mentality in the British establishment and it filters down into British society. I think the majority of British people are decent, but they get easily manipulated by our corrupt system and that is why we end up with the recent riots that we’re seeing today. When things go bad in this country I always notice how some native British people start blaming the other for all of their problems, immigrants, Muslims, people of colour etc. They never ever direct their anger towards our morally corrupt politicians who are motivated by money and are controlled by the establishment. So many people really need to wake up and face reality.

[williamsdaf]

"You're singing God Save the King instead of saving yourselves" Bravo Sir!

[TheDoctor-to]

This dude's gotta be Malcolm X reborn.

[Moral-integrity]

To be honest I was shocked. Because I Never expected them to have that level of hate to the point of beating immigrants and burning their properties. Now, it make sense why they support Israel.

[mohummedalipeer]

Brother, I wish you long life and Almighty's protection. You are so honest to yourself and to your CREATOR.

[al]

Why is Israel's role in this not mention ed ? This is Israel's response to pro Palestinian demonstrations in the UK.

[foxtrotbravo]

God please protect this man of truth. Brother peace be with you.❤

[cynthiadrumgole]

“ They never civilized they just sedated themselves “ powerful

[rashida-iy]

God save the king instead of saving yourselves💯🇵🇸🇿🇦 ❤Brilliant Mr Shahied 🇵🇸

[RussellJamesStevens]

The British Empire was the the most powerful empire of all.We were bigger than Rome, Spain, and France, but like every empire we have now reached the end of the line and our many, cruel misdeeds have come back to haunt us.

[carcher]

All truth! Laid out before us for those who have ears to hear.

[andrewwalker]

I left England 40 years ago because of this and now in Australia the same thing is happening but mostly from the government, so Indonesia is my go to for a nice life, no racism, happy culture and Muslim😊

[petestreet]

"You enslaved each other before you became Multicultural oppressors" That was very deep.