Transcript [00:00] Katie Hopkins has got a dire warning to [00:05] everyone in the West on Islam. Let's [00:06] take a look. [00:07] >> My message is simple. [00:09] Do not let this great country become the [00:13] United Kingdom. [00:16] Do not allow America to fall as Europe [00:20] has fallen. Look at us. Let us be a [00:23] warning. Be better than us. [00:26] I've watched my country fall apart and I [00:29] want to warn others before they let [00:31] their country do the same. And believe [00:33] me, I love my country. [00:36] I'm not quick to talk it down. I was [00:38] sponsored through university by the [00:39] intelligence core. I passed out of the [00:42] Royal Military Academy Sandhurst to [00:44] serve my country as an army officer. We [00:46] went in as a troop of 32 girls. We came [00:49] out as a more or less men. [00:53] Oh, yeah. [00:54] It's still there, but doesn't work that [00:56] much. And I wanted to become the first [00:59] female general. My my epilepsy put paid [01:02] to that. It's why I have short hair too, [01:03] actually. But it brought me to the media [01:05] and so my fight goes on. And this fight [01:08] is real. [01:10] The UK today is a place few of us [01:12] recognize. I get letters and emails, [01:15] really upsetting ones, from 60 and [01:18] 70-year-olds struggling to make sense of [01:21] the country they love. Like my mom and [01:22] dad, they asked me, "Has the world gone [01:24] mad? [01:26] How is this all going to end up? Where [01:27] does this stop?" Some of them email me [01:30] to say that they're glad they're old [01:32] because they will be gone soon. [01:34] And and they won't have to wait for the [01:36] time they see their country fall. These [01:39] are hard messages to read and they're [01:41] really hard messages to respond to. And [01:44] believe me, I am wary of painting too [01:46] depressing a picture. I have not come [01:48] here to be part of the fear. I have not [01:51] come here to talk my country down or to [01:54] fail to see the good in Britain. But [01:56] there are some blunt truths. I believe [01:58] it is my duty to tell. You are more [02:01] likely to be raped in London than in New [02:03] York. You are more likely to be attacked [02:06] with acid from a guy on a moped in East [02:09] London than in Islamabad. And when it [02:12] comes to terror, the head of the UK MI5 [02:16] said the risk is now impossible to [02:19] contain or to control. [02:22] Serving police officers in Muslim [02:24] controlled areas of the UK email me and [02:27] allege that the local Imam at the mosque [02:29] is in charge of selecting the police [02:31] officers he will allow to police his [02:33] neighborhood. [02:35] In a relentless program of appeasement [02:37] by the establishment, they continually [02:39] seem to put the lives of jihadi and the [02:42] Muslim mafia ahead of the lives of our [02:44] own daughters. [02:46] And in the latest recruitment round for [02:48] the police, white British males were [02:50] excluded from the day's coaching in how [02:53] to pass the recruitment day. If you were [02:56] white and male, you could not go. If you [02:58] were gay or ethnic or black or any other [03:01] minority, then you could apply. And I [03:03] have nothing against those people. [03:05] But the in the UK, discrimination [03:08] against whites is institutionalized [03:11] and systemic. I applied for a place for [03:14] my husband just to see if he could get [03:16] through. He's a male uh vaguely, and [03:19] he's white. And they said no. [03:23] But without a minority card to play or a [03:26] race card, you have no grounds for [03:28] redress anymore in our country. The UK [03:30] is now formed of two distinct [03:33] territories. There is Londonistan, [03:36] and there is the rest of the UK. London [03:39] and the rest of the UK, if you took [03:41] Britain and spun it on its side, it is [03:43] very much a baby America. London is [03:46] Clinton. London is California, the bad [03:49] bits. And all the good bits I see are [03:51] here today. [03:52] London is Bill de Blasio's New York, and [03:55] he's an utter cockwomble if ever I met [03:57] one. I wrote all this, you know, in a [03:59] column on MailOnline. I write for [04:00] dailymail.com. And And I I went on [04:02] Tucker Carlson. He did his best confused [04:05] face. And um [04:12] I'm like Tucker, quit that. [04:14] Tucker, you're my mate. You do not have [04:16] to put on a confused face just because [04:18] we're on telly. [04:20] And for the crime of this column, which [04:22] was a precis of what I just said, I was [04:25] reported to the British Metropolitan [04:27] Police for hate crime and inciting [04:29] violence against Muslims. [04:31] We can reject the narrative. Two, [04:35] we can commit to arm ourselves, not just [04:39] with the help of the NRA. Sadly, in the [04:41] UK, we don't have that luxury of the [04:43] Second Amendment. Our police on our [04:45] streets are armed with the equivalents [04:47] of a Clorox spray and a band-aid. [04:50] Some even have a letter from their mom [04:51] excusing them from games. [04:55] But we can arm ourselves with [04:57] information. [04:58] Information that we find closest to the [05:01] source, not information fed through the [05:04] liberal filters of Google or the [05:06] Californian fruit loops at Facebook. [05:09] We must look for our own truths. [05:12] I spent 48 hours in the migrant camp at [05:16] Calais in France. It's called the [05:18] jungle, quite appropriate seems to me, [05:20] where African migrants masquerading as [05:22] children and asylum seekers fought their [05:25] way through tear gas and steel fencing [05:27] to break into the trucks crossing over [05:29] from France to Dover to sneak into the [05:32] UK. [05:33] My photographer was lynched. His camera [05:36] was stolen, his wallet taken, he was [05:38] beaten up beaten up, [05:40] and he run went home because he was [05:43] badly beaten actually. I had my arm [05:45] dislocated. They came for us with steel [05:47] bars. We were put in the back of a van [05:49] and taken out of the camp to safety. I [05:52] went back in the next day. [05:55] I was told to cover up by the charity [05:57] workers there, the do-gooders, the [05:59] Democrats, those types, you know. [06:02] They told me to cover up my shoulders [06:03] because it was offensive to the Muslim [06:05] men. [06:07] So, I stripped off. [06:11] They didn't like my tiny tits much [06:12] better, either. [06:16] I met a lady uh with a little boy, and I [06:18] and I was really I was trying to find [06:20] this quieter story, you know, real women [06:22] who real problems. And her her little [06:24] boy I was It was the first child I'd [06:26] seen in camp, and she invited me into [06:29] her little caravan thing. [06:31] Uh and it turned out her little boy was [06:33] in fact a little girl. [06:35] Except she dressed him as a boy so that [06:37] at night the migrant men wouldn't come [06:39] and try and steal him from her. [06:42] And I learned a big lesson as well. I [06:43] was naive. [06:45] Migrants don't come for a new life and [06:48] leave their old life behind. They bring [06:50] them with them. [06:52] All the old conflicts from back home. [06:55] The Eritreans help hate the Somalis who [06:58] hate the Afghanis who don't speak to the [07:00] Libyans, and they're still fighting. [07:03] They come. They do not start a new life. [07:05] They bring the conflicts from back home. [07:08] And then finally, the third arm of this [07:10] thing is that we have to have the moral [07:13] courage to fight. [07:15] We have to somehow find the strength to [07:18] withstand the constant attacks that we [07:20] face. And Trump is the Jedi master at [07:23] this game. [07:25] I love him. [07:28] We know what it's like to be ostracized [07:31] by friends who don't like our opinions. [07:33] People can be unkind. The media can be [07:36] merciless. [07:37] But we all need to find the moral [07:39] courage to stand strong. You know, I [07:41] have battles of my own, of course. I [07:43] have [07:46] >> [laughter] [07:48] >> who see my head as a prize. I've got the [07:50] pocket-size Muslim mayor of Londonistan [07:53] who's about as useful as a chocolate [07:55] teapot. [07:58] There is a ruder version which involves [07:59] a penis-flavored lollipop, but I thought [08:01] that wasn't correct for today. [08:06] I have a Muslim mayor I cannot stand. He [08:09] spent 1.7 million pounds on an online [08:12] hate police force to police my Twitter [08:15] feed. [08:17] I've been arrested for my writing. I was [08:18] interviewed under caution by the major [08:20] crime and homicide command for a column [08:23] in a newspaper and I was referred to the [08:26] Crown Prosecution Service for my [08:28] commentary on life because a complaint [08:31] was made by the Society for Black [08:32] Lawyers. [08:33] I look forward to meeting the Society [08:35] for White Lawyers one day. [08:39] And my family are reported to social [08:41] services on a fairly regular basis. [08:43] People hope that they can take my [08:44] children from me and that will silence [08:46] me. The last time social services rang [08:48] and said they'd had a complaint. I said, [08:49] "But my children at home and my husband [08:51] just made them a prawn salad." Cuz [08:53] prawns are quite posh in my family. And [08:55] the guy was like, "That doesn't really [08:56] help." No, it doesn't. [08:59] And vexatious litigation, of course, is [09:00] never far from my door. But I'm not [09:02] complaining. There is no self-pity. I've [09:05] put myself out there. I have to suck it [09:08] up. If I don't like it, I can get home, [09:10] sit on my sofa, shut up, and become a [09:12] vegan. And that is not going to happen. [09:17] But resistance is key. And when we come [09:19] under attack, we need to make like an [09:21] arrowhead and feel the criticism falling [09:24] from your sides. You know, I get a lot [09:26] of emails from 16, 17-year-olds who feel [09:28] like they have no voice in school [09:30] anymore. They can't say if they're a [09:32] Brexit supporter or if they're one of [09:34] the members of Gays for Trump. They [09:35] can't speak out. And I say to them, [09:38] "Make like you're diving into a swimming [09:39] pool. Feel the water coming off your [09:42] sides. Feel that Imagine that's the [09:44] criticism falling off you and keep [09:46] moving forward. We can keep moving [09:49] forward. The liberals who reject Brexit [09:52] or try to discredit Trump, they gave [09:55] birth to our determination to succeed. [09:58] They are Frankenstein and we are their [10:01] monster. And we are big and we are bad [10:04] and we are coming for them." [10:07] They are right to be afraid. [10:11] >> [applause] [10:14] >> We can do this. Yes, we can. [10:22] If only I was black, that would work so [10:23] much better. [10:25] We can commit to refuse the narrative. [10:29] We can commit to arm ourselves with our [10:32] truth with no liberal filter. [10:35] And we can commit to have the moral [10:37] courage under attack to keep moving [10:40] forward. [10:42] This is our time. [10:44] Do not become like Britain. [10:47] Get furious and fight back. [10:50] >> God bless. Get furious and fight back. [10:52] Ladies and gentlemen, it is time. It is [10:54] beyond high time. Katie Hopkins speaking [10:56] with such conviction, so true.
