Riots, Immigration & Revolution

Riots, immigration, revolution. I was talking to someone yesterday who believes there's probably a civil war coming on in the UK. I mean, there's riots going on in LA as we speak, and there's major civil unrest. And I have not spoken out ever about immigration. Because my vision is to help as many people on the planet get better financial knowledge. So I'm about taking agency of your own economy and not being too concerned about the economy. I believe that you can save your own finances and that a leader or a political party, that they don't care about your finances. So that being said, I've been forced to become more political over the years pretty much since 2020, because there is palpable civil unrest. And we are probably the closest we've been to a civil war or worse. And this usually happens when things like immigration don't get controlled, when the economy is not growing, when people's living expenses get out of control. And generally when you're run by a far-left regime. And this happens through history and cycles. It's actually quite normal and predictable. So I can't even believe I've never done any content on immigration. Now you've got these riots going on in LA, and of course you've got the hard immigration line from the right, and you've got the all-inclusive immigration line from the left. And I think you've got to strike a balance. So I'm a fan of people coming into the UK if they're seeking genuine refuge and they bring a skill or a talent and that they want to work and they want to add value to the economy. I'm a big fan of that. London was for them, it was, it was the place that you would go and seek refuge and build a great life. And it's what made it great. However, we've got record levels of immigration, letting anyone in with no clear skill or talent that they can contribute to the economy. And they're bringing in their entire family. And they're— and it's costing the economy, what is it, £5.5 million a day. And it's not being controlled. So the right are angry because we're losing our cultural values, and you know, there is no great in Great Britain. And then the left just want to keep letting everyone in for inclusion and diversity and equity, and that's part of what's creating this civil unrest. So how about this? How about we get as many of our own people off the streets as possible and get them back into work? How about we create apprentice schemes and, you know, we reduce the amount of welfare that people can claim if they're able to work, which is many of them. We train them up and we help them create agency and get good self-worth and help them earn good. What about if we removed any tax up to £50,000? So then people could race to 50 grand, which could, you know, for many people that's an all right life. Not for entrepreneurs, but for many people. And what about we remove all the friction? Why don't we do that? And why don't we control the borders a bit more and just let people in who are going to bring value, who've got a skill and a talent and a craft and like make a great advert for our nation? Now, We're attracting the wrong people. The law of attraction. We're attracting people who want to consume from our economy because it's obvious to everyone you can just get in Britain and you can just chill and consume. So we're not actually attracting the quality people. And there is civil unrest. And one of my friends who's been an entrepreneur for probably 50 years reckons there's civil war coming. And there's riots in LA. And this shit is real. It's so real that I've done my first ever video talking about my thoughts on immigration, because obviously I'll get judged for it. Um, look, I would get on the streets myself and I would train up and help people. Um, in fact, I do. I teach people every day to make, manage, and multiply money. I've got money.school, which is what, 50p a day? 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