Speaker 1: Yeah, they will working with Sandy's and it's five minute runt.
Speaker 1: But at this time we're talking about the Home Secretary
Speaker 1: now urged to get involved in this Egyptian dissident. So
Speaker 1: for tweets yes on Twitter, on x as toys push
Speaker 1: for deportation of this person. Egyptian democracy activist Allah abdel
Speaker 1: Fataya has apologized for several of his old tweets that
Speaker 1: have resurfaced as caused growth for him to be deported
Speaker 1: from the UK. This is on the twenty nine of
Speaker 1: December today, twenty twenty five, after he arrived to follow
Speaker 1: his release from an Egyptian The Conservative and Reformed UK
Speaker 1: leaders say the Home Secretary should consider whether Fatia age
Speaker 1: your national can be removed from the UK after social
Speaker 1: media messages emerged of him calling for Zianists and policed
Speaker 1: to be killed. He also talked about white British people
Speaker 1: to be killed or white people, amongst other things. After
Speaker 1: reviewing the historic tweets, Fatah has said in a statement,
Speaker 1: I do understand how shocking and hurtful they are, and
Speaker 1: for that I unequivably apologize. But is that enough? Can
Speaker 1: you say these naughty things?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Did?
Speaker 1: I'm shaken that just as I'm being reunited with my
Speaker 1: family for the first time in twelve years, several tweets
Speaker 1: have been republished and used to question and attack my
Speaker 1: integratory and values, escalate into calls for the we've verte
Speaker 1: of his citizenship. He also said that he took allegations
Speaker 1: of anti Semitism basic seriously, while arguing some of the
Speaker 1: posts have been completely twisted out of their meaning. So
Speaker 1: Keres Sarma was criticized for saying he was delightful by
Speaker 1: Fat Year's arrival in the UK on Friday, three months
Speaker 1: after his freed from an Egyptian prison. Yes, so everyone's
Speaker 1: really upping arms over this. Starma seems to be happy.
Speaker 1: But let's remind ourselves, and this is why you like
Speaker 1: you to comment, share and subscribing YouTube. Please remember Peter Lynch,
Speaker 1: sixty one. He's been convicted of rioting in rather than
Speaker 1: remember last year. So he stood at a hotel holding
Speaker 1: a banner that was him rioting. He got jowled. I'll
Speaker 1: be the story a little bit. A sixty one year
Speaker 1: old man was found dead in prison. He's believed to
Speaker 1: have killed himself. An inquest heard pitch Linch with jail
Speaker 1: for being convicted of rioting outside the hotel housing asylum
Speaker 1: seekers in Rotherham. Lynch died at HMP Moorland in South
Speaker 1: Yorkshire and nineteenth of October last year. He was jail
Speaker 1: for two years and eight months holding his banner outside.
Speaker 1: I think it was Holadain Express. Yeah, and don't forget
Speaker 1: how one woman's Races tweat. Yes, it's the same as Fatias.
Speaker 1: How one woman's Races tweet sparked a free speech trail.
Speaker 1: Lucy Connolly fifty one. Her online post in the wake
Speaker 1: of the Southport killings led her to jail and into
Speaker 1: the center of a hour of a free speech. She
Speaker 1: got thirty one months in jail. Lucy Connolly remember that name? Yeah,
Speaker 1: So why should this guy get away with what he's doing.
Speaker 1: There's always two sides to store, we know that. But yeah,
Speaker 1: that has done. What you think in the comments? Thank
Speaker 1: you and goodbye? Yeah, goodbye for now. Kis Starmer's political
Speaker 1: prisoner post a girl for two tier justice.
Speaker 3: Thirty one months in jail.
Speaker 4: Really trying to put or put people in prison for something?
Speaker 4: They said, Yeah, have you been kir Starmer's political prisoner?
Speaker 4: Absolutely can. He's a practice what he preaches. I think,
Speaker 4: you know, he's a human rights lawyer, so maybe he
Speaker 4: needs to quite you know, look back at what people's
Speaker 4: human rights are, what freedom of speech means, and what
Speaker 4: the laws are in this country. It was very much,
Speaker 4: Oh well, if you're bothered about children being murdered, you're
Speaker 4: a right wing you know, you're far right. That's not
Speaker 4: you know. People are going to be and I'm entitled
Speaker 4: to be upset, deeply upset about the unnecessary death of children.
Speaker 4: I would not be more offended by an offensive tweet
Speaker 4: than I would be upset about a child losing their life.
Speaker 4: You can be upset about what I wrote, but I
Speaker 4: don't understand that you would be more upset about that
Speaker 4: than the death of children. And that seemed to be
Speaker 4: the case. They seem to be more bothered what I'd said,
Speaker 4: then why i'd said it? Would you now like to
Speaker 4: get involved in the fight for free speech? Oh? Absolutely?
Speaker 4: Free speech is exceedingly important in the UK, and it
Speaker 4: is something that seemingly is diminishing. I appreciate that you
Speaker 4: can't just go around and saying exactly what you want
Speaker 4: when you want, but really trying to put or putting
Speaker 4: people in prison for something, they said.
Speaker 5: Yeah, from one grandfather to another. You stood not for yourself,
Speaker 5: but for those yet to be a future of hope,
Speaker 5: for your grandkids to see. Your voice rang where others died.
Speaker 5: Still you fought for their freedom, their dreams, to fulfill
Speaker 5: a grandfather's love in the face of despair. A sacrifice, mate,
Speaker 5: so they'd breathe freer air. Though they took you too soon,
Speaker 5: your fight carries on in the lives of your children.
Speaker 5: Your spirit's not gone. Rest in peace.
Speaker 6: Peter Man stood awaar the sand in his hand, so
Speaker 6: they branded him a danger to this man, a victim
Speaker 6: of love, a man they friend.
Speaker 3: For speaking his truth. He was shackled in shame, not
Speaker 3: a qril at all.
Speaker 2: But they loved till away. Ali press whose life they betrayed.
Speaker 3: Where's the young man? Where's the car? A father's life lost?
Speaker 4: And we do.
Speaker 3: Nothing, and all.
Speaker 2: Your heads and shame, as we all share the blame
Speaker 2: for the courts and politicians they're acting in our day.
Speaker 2: The innocent suffer, while the guilty of three.
Speaker 3: And this is the world. We pretend not to see
Speaker 3: my grandfather health and they lot too moving.
Speaker 2: But a pair of folds walks pretty every other day,
Speaker 2: So hurry had.
Speaker 3: Words, who preyed on me?
Speaker 2: Him who walk out of court while justice holds this
Speaker 2: time bill monsters go, But they caged a good man
Speaker 2: all for daring to stand.
Speaker 3: Who will the side his hand wears? The ally who
Speaker 3: has called the father's life lost? And we do nothing.
Speaker 2: Has its shame, because we all shall the blame for
Speaker 2: the courts and politicians the acting honday me and suffer
Speaker 2: lot of guilty of friends. And this is the word
Speaker 2: we pretend not to see. Peter dead should never be
Speaker 2: swept to yield him more than the side and swinking today.
Speaker 2: A granddad gone by his file ever on his memory
Speaker 2: is a lie in the world gone wrong. Let his
Speaker 2: name be a call, Let his life be spunk.
Speaker 3: Some more.
Speaker 2: Left to die of the darn they gave soulsby a
Speaker 2: pass for cleaning a child, And would of his images
Speaker 2: just trump and smile the person and inchant from their
Speaker 2: Christ's sort of seek, But the judges showed versing they
Speaker 2: did the sea.
Speaker 3: Meanwhile, her grandfather is god.
Speaker 2: Buried in shame for holding a sign that spoke his
Speaker 2: sister's name. Why all ray let's all ray wells called wells,
Speaker 2: called father cyclost A father nine tons of figuring on me, dude,
Speaker 2: as a shame, because we all shall playing for Shaffle
Speaker 2: and ant and politicians for the acting on day me
Speaker 2: and said, suffer while guilty walk free.
Speaker 3: And this is a word we pretend not to.
Speaker 2: See a children week and look guilty walk free, they said,
Speaker 2: of the well it was meant to be.
Speaker 5: And