SAS Soldier on The UK’s Crime Epidemic - Ant Middleton

Talk about they're constantly looking over your shoulder. You might as well, you might as well go and rob a bank and look over your shoulder all the time. You might as well. You know, that's what they, they're no different to committing, committing, you know, petty crime. I'm not talking about, you know, hurting people. I'm talking about, you know, because you're looking over your shoulder. Anyway, so what's the difference between someone that adheres to the law, pay their, pays their taxes, goes about their business to someone that doesn't pay any taxes, that steals for a living? Because you're both looking over your shoulders, you're both unsettled, you're both anxious, you're both nervous. There's no, there's no separation for it because there's no safety and security. London and the UK is out of control. Right.

So I want to come to the Lord Order bit in a moment, but my kids are 11 and 14. Your kids are 18.

And I've got a nine year old, an eight year old, a 17 year old and an 18 year old.

I know.

And a 23 year old. I got five.

You've been busy. Whatever you're taking.

Yeah, give me some. I've had the snip mate. So. Right.

So like when that guy got on the train at Peterborough and started stabbing everyone until he got to Huntington, the two things I thought were my daughter has to have pepper spray. I don't know if teaching my daughter martial arts. I train mostly to look after myself but women, you know, naturally aren't as strong. So and I'm like, my son's 14, he's got to learn martial arts, he's, he's got to defend himself. And I almost feel like this should be mandatory in schools.

We.

What are your thoughts on this?

I think there should be some kind of self defense arm that you can have. Yes, self defense is great. You learn how to, you know, to keep people at distance. But when someone's welding a knife and I'm, you're talking these zombie knives now, you're not talking a little one where you can grab him and maybe you know, even if you grab their, you know, with, you know, they're slicing you up no matter what. Right. And the fear for youngster to the fight or flight, right. They're not going to go towards it. Not trained like someone like myself. Even someone like myself, if I saw that going on, yeah I would, I would arm myself with certain things in order to, to you know, to counter a blade. But, but yeah, the Natural thing to do if you haven't been, is to run. And I would recommend that.

Right, but how'd you run on a train, you know?

Exactly. When you're locked in and you're going and everyone's trying to get out and you're stuck in, you can't. No. So for me, there has to be a way to defend yourself. You. You know, and I'm. I'm very pro, you know, the police force arming themselves with guns. Yeah, 100%. Now, I'm very pro, you know, I'm very pro. Owners, no, responsible owners. Owning. Owning certain weapons, which they do already. Right. But when it comes to, to arming yourself, there's. You just have to be really creative with it. You know, when I, when I come back to London, you might see me walking around with a. With a cane every now and then from this moment onwards. Right, yeah. Okay. And walk it. Let's call it a sergeant major's cane. You know, it's just like a gentleman's cane. That would be something that I would get quite creative with one because, you know, just a nice walking stick to keep you on. Keep me stable on the slippery streets. Yeah, but, but yeah, find creative ways to defend yourself because the government aren't doing it. This is what I say to people. Find legal ways to arm yourselves. Whether that's with a newspaper. Remember the old, the old. The hammers that used to fold a newspaper up in a certain way, rock hard. And you can, you can use that as a button. Find a way with, you know, paint thinner. Have you, have you smelt that stuff? Right? You know, if you're going to do some DIY around a friend's house and you've got some paint stripper in your, you know, that spray to spray onto the walls, it just strips paint straight away. And if, if you accidentally sprayed that on the wall and you got that in your eyes, that would, you know, you'd have to go to the hospital and get that literally, you know, drained out, you know.

Yeah.

Taken out of you. So, yeah, again, like you said, we shouldn't have to do that, but we need to do it because the government are doing nothing about these murders.

Why not? So let's go there.

Why?

What's going on in the police?

It.

You hear of corruption within the police. I don't know. Petty crime is not being dealt with. Are they wildly underfunded? Are they being systematically broken up? What's going on?

London is in such a way, such a bad state that you look at everything from our Mod from our security forces, from our law and order, from our justice system. It's all being politicized. Politicized, politicized. They're all being used as political tools for the overall narrative and agenda. Now, if you had someone in a room, if you had the world's elite, let's call them in a room, who control absolutely everything from the media to the government to the politics, the external politics, etc. Etc. There'd be. If they were in a board meeting, you'd have a whiteboard and the overall objective would be population control. Right? That would be the overall mission. Population control would be at the very top. Big circle around population control. Right. How do we control the popular population? Racial blacks against whites, trans against gays, vaxes against non vaxes, Islam against, you know, Christians, Catholics. Population control as well is also depopulating the numbers. Now let's talk about the pandemic. Let's talk about the jobs. You know, there's so many ways to control the population where the overall factor of population control, this spider's web that fits underneath it, where fear, division, lives taken, whatever it may be, this whole spiderweb underneath this one mission objective of population control is what's happening.

Why? Why population control?

To control the population. Yeah, but why control. Control them when it comes to finances. Control them when you know how much money they're earning, how much money they're spending. You know, just, it's, it's a whole population control because. And making them reliant on the system. You know, you look at the pandemic, it's a complete reset. People were getting, were making way too much money. They were, you know, they were, their business were. Businesses were absolutely thriving. They were, you know, people were, were finding out how to make money so easily that, you know, less and less people were reliant on the system. More people were getting out of the system. People were moving over to Spain, we're moving over to Dubai, we're moving now.

More people are doing that.

Yeah, but it's, it, you're, you're, but what you're doing is you're bringing in the world masses now. So it doesn't matter how many per capita, how many people are going out to how many people they're bringing in. You're probably, you know, what is it? One on a thousand, I would say. So that doesn't matter. The actual people that they're pushing out.

So you think one out, a thousand in.

So it's. And again, it's just. And then they're controlling the whole world, right? It's, it's a whole bigger picture of the narrative. But without going too much into that, we'll go into it. It's, it's, it's the UK that really, really concerns me because, you know, we are the easiest country, let's call it a nation. We are the easiest nation to defend. We are island with seas. Let's call it the, the roughest moats around. We don't need crocodiles and sharks, right? Okay. We've got the shittest, coldest, roughest seas around our nation. It is so easy to defend. So easy to defend. You know, we buy air, you know, you can drive from one end of bloody the UK to the next in seven, eight hours, right? It's, you know, obviously via air. It's easy to defend, right? Our waters should be so easy to defend. We've got one of the best navies in the world, the most efficient navies in the world. They've been stood down, they've been told not to, not to go anywhere near the boats. That's an invasion. They're coming in illegally. This is, they're ultimately coming in illegally. Which fighting age males breaching our shores, landing on our shores. Now if that's not a warning that you know that not only is that illegal, but you've got fighting age males hitting our shores. If that's not an invasion, if that doesn't come under, then I don't know what is. Our army, our army are being politicized. And I'll go back to, you know, I'm mod. Being politicized, Being politicized. You know, you've got so much woke now going on with, with within training. So the woke agenda of this, what.

Are they training now?

That's woke, it's. You can't scream at the, the recruits, you can't keep them out, you know, at night now, you know, over a certain amount of time they've got so much rest, you know, they've, they've got to be able to, you know, practice their, their, their religion is, is. It's just been woke and it's just destroyed. The, our army, our mod Navy, Air Force and army operational and I'm talking people that could, you could actually deploy, you would be able to fit easily very, very, very comfortably in Wembley Stadium.

Wow.

Right. Very comfortably, I would say. And you'd have, you'd have a couple of sections free that the state of army. No one's joining up, no one's. There's no sense of what are you fighting for. Who are you fighting for? You know, it's, there's, there's no sense of pride then. It's being done on purpose. Is being done on purpose being. We're being ultimately being disarmed, we're being suppressed. And it's so obvious now that the people, and this is why people are getting into politics, this is why youngsters are getting into politics now, because they see it the government's job. And I sort of look at it as like a parent's job. My children, I shall shelter them from any, any sort of violence, I shout them from any anger, shelter them from any, any sort of thing that I think, you know, that will affect the way they function as an individual. And that's how a government should do. The primary role of government is to make you feel safe and secure. It's, you know, even, even if you're not, it's not to highlight that you are actually in danger or that you're in harm's way or something bad is going to happen around you, but because it's so out of control and we are seeing it on a daily basis now from people getting killed and the boats coming in, whatever it may be, that people are now getting involved in politics, they're like, what the hell is going on? That's the primary role of a government, to shelter you from all of that. So you can, you can, like I said, grow your family so you can, you can function in a, in a, in a, in an economy and in a thriving society that, that once was the uk, that once was London, but now, because we have to look over our shoulders and we. It's arrived on our doorsteps, that is our doorsteps and to our children. Politics is at the, at the, at the, the forefront of everyone's mind now. The politics, Politics is meant to be for the government, for the politicians. And this is how serious, this is how serious right now, the layout of the land is when it comes to safety and security. Sam.