The Hidden Scandals Inside The British Government - Dominic Cummings

Good Morning Britain asked the question, is multiculturalism working? 5% said yes and 95% said no it isn't. What do you make of that?

Um, I guess not surprising given like, you know, months and months of, um, crazy marches, terrorism over the years, um, harassment of MPs. I mean, um, lots of parts of the country go to, they seem kind of like clearly crazy, there's a lot of violence in sto- in, in various towns which is not picked up by the mainstream media. But if you live there, you know, you live with, you, you live with it and you see it all the time. So, um, I'm slightly surprised by the number, but like the, the overall kind of picture is not, not surprising.

Do you think there's a- an irony or a prescience of Brexit being driven by concerns about immigration to now 2024 with the UK facing massive immigration problems and it being such a huge talking point?

Yeah, it's sort of, it's, it's a, it- it- i- it's a crazy situation, right? So you got in, in 2015, 2016 we had the referendum and during the referendum campaign I say, "Well, what's a core reason to, to..." L- l- let's go through a few f- few fundamentals of, uh, o- of why we should leave, right? Number one, free movement of people i- i- is out of control. It's t- it's the number one issue in Britain. Politicians' response to every problem is simply to say, "Well, it's an EU issue so there's absolutely nothing we can do about it." All across Europe you see the problem of free movement driving the growth of extremism. You have votes in places like Austria where you have like a third of the people voting for pretty much actual Nazi parties. I don't mean like fake Nazi parties, like accused by the mainstream media, but like actually basically Nazis. Um, and my- our argument was if you actually take back control of Democratic policy over immigration in Britain, then you'll see the, uh, immigration collapse as an issue. Farage will be retired, UKIP will be gone, and, um, extremists will, will be neutered here and the whole country can, could, can move on and talk about other things. It would be better if Europe did it o- overall, but Europe's not gonna do that. But we should do this ourselves. The whole mainstream media attitude was, "That's completely crazy." The FT and The Economist laughed at this. They, their prediction was if Brexit wins then immigration will become even more of an issue, Farage will be turbo charged, UKIP will be up at a third of the vote, blah, blah, blah. Right, so run the clock forward, um, to 2020, all the predictions that we made were completely correct. Concern about immigration is a straight line down, attitudes towards immigrants is like much more positive. Farage is retired, UKIP is gone, uh, uh, uh, and, uh, uh, basically the Vote Leave position is completely vindicated. And even the mad Remainers who hate me and hate Brexit have to admit, actually the immigration thing has turned out completely differently than what we expected. Right? Meanwhile in eu- in Europe, of course, exactly as Vote Leave predicted, the problem has grown and grown. If I'd said in 2016, "Well, in like eight years time they'll be like close to a Nazi party, neck and neck for leading the polls in Germany," everyone would've completely laughed at the FT and Economist. But that's actually the situation, right? So I think things worked out the way that Vote Leave predicted on the, on that stuff, but then in an amazing plot twist, I fall out with Boris over the summer of 2020, Vote Leave leaves number 10. And then in 2021, 2022, 2023, the Tories actually like give up all immigration control of legal immigration, have unprecedentedly high legal immigration. Then open, like basically like surrender to the fucking insane, stupid, retarded dinghies coming across the channel. So you suddenly have tens of thousands of these ludicrous boats coming over, and Farage is back, a new party's created, Tories lose half their votes. I mean, it's like a sort of, I mean, you can't explain it by any kind of rationality, right? The Tories just sort of completely shoot themselves in the, shoot themselves in the head. Um, but that's, but, but, but the good thing about it is like every- it's clear to everyone what's actually happened, right? Because of Brexit there's democratic accountability. No one can blame the EU anymore. The British government sabotaged border control and sabotaged having a sane immigration policy deliberately. That's what the Tories did, and everyone was clear about it. So it's sort of stupid and insane in one way, but at least now because of Brexit, everyone knows exactly who to blame. And quite rightly, they, they gave the, the Tories the kicking they deserved.