Friday, November 1, 2024

Streets INTERVIEWS with random tourist in LONDON - WHY they come HERE

 This time the loacation for our interviews was The Millennium Bridge. Officially known as the London Millennium Footbridge, is a steel suspension bridge for pedestrians crossing the River Thames in London, England, linking Bankside with the City of London.





Vlog in text:




hi folks this is zupa and Dean do do 6000 yeah doy 6000 on social medias we are back again as a Duo and uh this time we are near the Ted Gallery is it Tate or Ted Tate Tate Gallery in modern yeah cuz there's Tate Britain as well Tate Britain is haven't learn we have done a interview before here Tate Britain or this is T modern Gallery are we're going to ask people about where they from and what do they think about the current situation so stay with us and watch this one excuse me would you be interested in a quick interview sure what's about okay if you come here just um like whe whether this is your first time in London no it's not my first time I've been here a number of times before where where are you from originally I'm from the Philippines okay yeah so uh what do you like about London oh the great art and the great museums here are you an artist yourself yes okay what kind of art do you do I I'm an O I paint with oils and I do watercolors and drawings okay yeah that's PR good yeah yeah yeah okay um so um do do do where does your art get displayed uh it's it's a very contentious uh subject matter so it's mostly in my studio and I do have a website that showcases the stuff that you really won't go into public exhibition because of the subject matter matter what okay what's the website uh well it's uh homoerotic art.com homoerotic art.com yeah okay yeah yeah that sounds interesting so what homoerotic art


homoerotic so what what's what's the best galleries in London well I like the tape modern yeah and the National Portrait Gallery yeah that's a traa square right right right yeah yeah in uh some some stuff at the National Gallery okay yeah the is the National Gallery is uh P trago Square as well right right they're adjacent to each other okay so how how long are you in London for uh for 4 days four days okay yeah this is a very expensive back sorry erotic life back home is there much erotic in Philippines uh on the X platform yes no but uh there's gener because it's a Catholic country so anything that's erotic usually don't get public exhibition that's why I had to start a website so people could see the art form without uh you know without censorship yeah all right where you from uh I'm from Germany all right yeah and uh you came to travel or you living in London no we came here for sightseeing for traveling yeah to explore Lon all right how is it so far uh we arrived yesterday um but today we had a great day we um went to the Big Ben and um yeah Millennium bridge and our apartment is at Oxford Street yeah that's Prett good yeah nice sceny where in German you from guys um we Liv in near Munich near mun Bavaria right yes it's Bavaria must be nice over there all right so what brought you to London why London why London because I wanted to bring my niece to London um that you can improve her English skills yeah that's the main reason all right how you doing um good good yeah all is good yeah like you said Alis CLA in it all right so what's your plans what what do you want to see in London um tomorrow we have ticket tickets for London I all right um um and we have tickets for Madame T all right nice and how long is the total visit um the total visit is 4 days days so on November the 1st we are leaving all right so it's just like a like a four days yes you want to see a few places and then go back and have you been in London before uh yes um 10 years ago something like that so years it's a long long time and was it just for a visit again like or for longer yeah yes it was for a visit um as well yeah it was three or four days yeah all right so it's mostly English language you want to like keep keep it up and listen to the English language like it's spoken in London right yes yeah that's the main reason yeah okay okay yeah you doing very well so what do you think about brexit Andrea not good question yeah you think it was a good or bad move for the UK I'm not sure um um I can understand the reasons the reason but I think it wasn't the right decision it wasn't the right decision do you see a difference in the the quality of life now between Germany and the


UK um I don't have an idea so I can't I can't answer you've been no long enough here right so so you don't know yeah because we've got we've got the crisis all over the the Europe it's not just the okay or UK is actually the visit is too short to have an opinion about that so okay yeah right and how often do you use English back in Germany um I use English I'm used to um speak English at work yes and work what do you do uh I'm a manager and I'm a director of a subsidiary and we have a call center in Georgia as the the country okay um yeah in English uh yes in English but we are also talking in German so both okay so you use English on everyday basis not every day but often of often and I was as an opair a long long time ago in Canada um yeah there I improved my English skills yeah you're doing very well Andre yeah you watch do you watch some English movies or listen to English music maybe yulina uh like Chiran Shir yes oh what the smell of this Vans we need to move de you know you this is your first time in London yes it's my first time in London all right where you from I'm from South Korea South Korea all right s or yeah s so nice one and what you going to see in London uh we actually quite a lot in London we went to the glob theater and you know the gold theater yeah okay yeah that one over the the Shakespeare one yeah I saw a play Oh yesterday okay yeah is it just your first day or oh it's my fifth day fifth day day all right and how long you staying for um I'm leaving in Friday on Friday back to Korea or yes back to Korea my hometown okay which is s yeah or yeah right how is life over there it's it's fine like it's quick it's fast yeah yeah all right sorry I'm not good at English that no no thank you very much you know what I mean yeah and um yeah what's your name oh my name is trian trian yeah trian trian yes okay nice to meet you trian well I wish you a pleasant stay in in London interv guys where you from we come from France from France what brings you to London I Ser for vacation for the week with my daughter my son and my wife okay what's your names Mar Mar Maro yes and my name is arur is


AR difficult French names and yours sorry and your I mean it's niola Nicola okay I go by the name of vlogger zupa uh you find me on social medias guys so what's your plans about London you know what you going to see how long you staying for we stay for the week uh we already visit web SM Bingham Palace uh of big band so on and today what we do we do the toour bridge The London Tower and now we go to the London I wow everything TR right and where you from in France uh near in Lauren near um the border of Belgium and Luxor okay nice one over there what do you think about brexit my friend uh it was a good or bad move I think it's not good for me it's not good because for the Border it's not uh something nice uh yeah they controlled you yeah yeah yeah there is did you did you have to have a Visa uh no not not yet but uh next time I think yes okay the British government is going to issue visas for European guys to to come here for me it's not a good idea but okay it's up to you yeah I'm not British I'm myself polish so it's not my decision really but I'm just asking so guys and what do you think about London could you pass is it big bigger than Paris yes bigger than Paris yes yes bigger than Paris well I wish you a pleasant stay and uh please subscribe to vlogger zaa yeah on YouTube Excuse me ladies I have just one question is this is this your first time here no it's it's her first time and oh you showing your friend around absolutely oh where is your friend from she's from Barcelona we both live in Sp from Barcelona you living in Spain you're British right but you live in Spain can you just look over there girls so so uh what do you think about London very beautiful very inclusive impressive impressive right yeah you like okay yeah are you where are you from yourself I'm from London you from London what you what are you doing in Spain uh work work and my mother is from there so spending some time with family but back and forth all right so where would you rather leave what do you think about brexit yourself excuse my language but [ __ ] brexit brexit you didn't like it no absolutely not anything that devises the people and you know ferments hate and separation I I think it's horrible and we are a beautiful United um place especially London so Multicultural and yes everything has its pros and cons but it's it's been going really well so doing this and doing it in a way where absolutely atrocious I don't think it's it's fair on future generations and the one that is is currently now so it's very sad right do you think there will be like another referendum in Britain you know to rejoin the Europe one day I think there's going to have to be one uh but hopefully it's done legally and properly um and where everyone is you know in unison as to how the future's going to go hopefully because we need to change it yeah you would like to see Britain in the Europe again in the unit European Union absolutely 100% And was it difficult for you to travel to the UK being Spanish now no it's it was easy it was easy no visas nothing not I was told by a man today Frenchman that maybe a Visa's coming you know for a European citiz cens ship in 2025 2025 is going to is going to mean people need to have a visa to come and only visit so that's going to be hard and complicated do you think that will stop the tourism industry in the UK somehow I don't think um I don't think strongly just because um you know England and London is are still a very interesting place to visit and people still want to come but definitely people are going to have to think twice as to you know options London is going to have extra difficulties when coming so people are going to go for something easy and that's not going to be London so so you reckon the numbers will drop in London a little bit 2025 yes a little bit unfortunately yes sadly all right and are you following the current affairs in Britain have you heard about the case of Tommy Robinson I have not I don't think it's hard to keep up with Spanish and and UK politics is it politics yeah yeah okay you don't not really not really and what do you think about like the quality of life because you live in two countries Spain and the UK do you think Spain is catching up oh Spain is definitely catching up and is doing major advances in everything and everything I think it's about time and Spain does have the potential to be a very strong country um the UK well especially because of brexit is kind of falling behind and everyone is aware of that the world and the European Union um but I think you know every country does what it can it can you know take a few steps back then a few steps forward but let's see all for a better stronger uh and more positive future that's what I hope yeah thank you very much for the great interview what's your names by the way Pia Isabella Christensen P Isabella Isabella right yes Isabella stick with Isabella Isabella and yours Valentina Valentina right have you got 5 seconds for the interview you know is that your first time in in in this bridge yes where are you from I'm from England thank you what about um I'm from uh sou fields in Wimbledon that's really where okay part of London and this is your first time on the Millennium Bridge yeah it is oh you need to move around my friend what are where are you heading we're going to the theater so what want your wi's tail wow Mommy's taking you to the theater yeah tonight nice one nice one from Wimbledon yep okay what's your names my name is Connor I'm Eva Eva okay you you you twins no cin cousins yeah cousins right yeah all right guys so have you ever been to Tate modern Gallery oh yeah we have what do you think about it it's mindblowing mindblowing what do do you remember anything from them M no not really but I know I remember a little bit of it when how our a took us there yeah yeah yeah J does Mom remember anything from there no I don't know you don't yeah okay how is Wimbledon do you watch the tennis every year it's a big thing in wi do you play tennis no I don't play tennis a lot of people play tennis in wimbl I don't I didn't play tennis but I play uh some other sports okay what do you do I play rug I play rugby cricket and football okay nice one nice one and uh does mom does anything oh she watch the I I I don't I I go to the gym you go to the gym okay that's more than me do what did you see in Ted modern today what what's on there is a big installation which is really beautiful you have the camera is De big installation T mod uh who is the outo I forgot you forgot did you enjoy it yeah yeah I really enjoy it so you came from shortage all the way from shortage to see the installation in Tate modern you like the art right yeah what's your name Bobo Bobo nice to meet you Bobo I like your fashion you know it's something different you know thank you how long you've been in the UK 3 years two years three three years three years right what brings you to the UK uh I I was in like in s Martin which is Martin C Martin like University of the Arts London right yeah I I study in the uni in London for like 3 years and you stayed in the UK yeah yeah okay looking for jobs you're looking for job what is your profession graphic designer graphic design where you getting your in what you wearing Bobo vintage vintage right C do you see that this is vindy where do you get your clothes from Notting Hill Notting Hill that's like secondhand shops yes wow you look fantastic bbo thank you and how much you paid for your clothes 6060 for this jacket for this jacket £60 you nothing here yeah good price right yeah very good price I mean it's it's amazing man it's really amazing B okay and nice to meet you your first time in in that bridge yes this my first time on that Bridge all right all right where you from from Germany from Germany where about where about um near heidleberg heidleberg Frankfurt all right Western German on the borders yeah where the big airport is yeah maybe what brings you to the UK my daughter because she wanted was a great wish to come here your daughter is actually behind her yeah she wanted to come to London all right yes okay cool yeah well you enjoy your time and maybe your daughter wants to join the interview what's your name Elisa Elisa and how you enjoying your London it's really nice you like it here okay what have you seen and what are you going to see um what have you seen what have we seen we have seen really many things we have said seen Westminster we we now see the Millennium bridge and so on and so on and so on you like London yes it's the first time here first time in London all right where you from Belgium Belgium all right where about what about Belgium yeah where about in Brussels or an big cities big city is very small in instead of London yeah it grew it grew yeah yeah all right what brought you to London what do you want to see justification and the museums uh just uh everything everything just looking in the areas just looking at the areas yeah are you the the Flemish or the French speaker flish speak at the more the the Holland side yeah you you go to Holland you feel like at home yes yes it's like would you like be part of Holland um no no no it's not the same it's Belgium is Belgium Belgium is Belgium orand isand okay nice one nice one and what your plans to you know what you planning to see we are going now to uh Ed or something the cathedral we're going to visit the cathedral okay nice nice one what's your name Ira Ira Ira I I I like the Irish yes is that flamish name H no no it's just the name just the name Ira right from Ant in belgi nice one what would you recommend to see in an when I go to an what R house R Miss right um and uh just visit and join the meals because you can eat a lot of good stuff and um see a lot of nice shops because we have lots of good designers okay yes chocolate chocolate and the fries with my yes and M FR what's that m the m uh muscles mus oh yeah yeah yeah yeah seen I've I've never tried that but I know the muscles and and the fries tried it it's in Pella also Pella in P you also have the muscles yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah I've tried them but not like just this I know that's what you do in Belgium with muscles and and chips together what you think about brexit you know Britain and brexit oh no do you have a couple of hours is it so bad or so good we it's not our interest it's your problem I'm not British I'm myself polish yeah but I've been here for 10 years I don't think it's good you don't think it was a good idea brexit but it's not so problem do you think Britain will rejoin the EU soon yes I hope these guys think Britain will come back to European union soon bye thank you enjoy your day video Yeah well this is vlogger zupa what's your name Lexi Lexi hello Lexi is that your first time on the Millennium Bridge um yeah it is where you from um I'm from um like up north like ish in Birmingham all right what brought you to London um I just wanted to see all the the art museums and the art galleries cuz I'm I'm an artist like yeah is the Tade modern as well on your list is that where you're heading that's where I'm headed down but I won't take much of your time uh what do you think about London yourself wellow I've been London for like 24 hours I feel like it's like really an experienced place at the minute like I actually feel like it's better than most places I've been to which is which is pretty much Birmingham to be honest and birmingham's not a very good place so London's actually pretty fun pretty cool love the buildings been on a tour bus and how can we find you on social medias are you social medias um I do actually have social media yeah yeah would you like um would I like to what upload my social media how old are you by the way um 17 17 I don't know about that you know he so young you know but it was nice to chat to you Leslie yeah yeah Lexi yeah Lexi right from birming from ABN North UPN North Birmingham yeah all right and uh what you going to S Tate c um yeah I don't know I can't remember what was in there but there's an artist which you do want to see can't remember what their name is but I don't want to go see them yeah where you from yourself come um I'm living in Germany and I'm visiting from Germany all right nice one what what you see in London what have you seen and are you just staying or you living here no no no no it's my first time like visiting London and I went to London I and Bridge like towa Bridge yesterday and I also went to museum like Natural History Museum and which was so huge and then I was like so [ __ ] up sorry I we cut this off don't worry darling what's your name oh my name is Maria Maria all right nice one and where about in Germany you you live uh Frankfurt Frankfurt how do you like it over there oh to be honest it's just like different country because a German is more like shy and like kind of like Germany like countries also like that like a little bit boring you speak German yeah


yeah okay one yeah but I'm just a learning German I think like it's really important to learn languages when you just decide to live in other foreign countries then you have to learn then it could be way easier to live in in that countries I think yes how long you've been in Germany for uh it's been like one year and a half and before I was in the states in the United States I can hear the accent oh yeah just like but kind of like mixed somehow yeah you picked up different accents all over the world just like a little bit I don't know what's your name my name is Maria I told Maria yeah right nice to meet you Maria and what do you do in German if you don't mind telling us oh I work in Logistics in Germany yes and my profession is like I work as like sales operator and I make sales like Import and Export ship um like I handle like Import and Export like shipments I import like shipments from Asia and then coming to Europe and all like spread out to other European countries so kind of like Germany is a center of a Europe so I think like it's the that's the reason why a lot of like International trads and um opportunity you can get the opportunity in Germany too right right right right and where you original from by the way oh I'm from South Korea like I was born in South Korea and then later I also spent my childhood in China so I can also speak like Mandarin like FL so I speak like four languages but I think like nowadays yeah nowadays A lot of people are polyl yeah polyl so it's like it's kind of normal to be honest like especially like Europe a lot of people speak like multiple languages so I think it's not that like special thing but anyways somehow just every um the country that I live lived before U made me who I am right now so kind of like influenc a lot like kind of like Western mindset and half Western mindset and half like Asian mindset yeah there's a big difference between the Asian mindset and the European I hope yes big different I hope that many people especially like living in people from here and then also like European I wish they go visit like Asia and experience more because like culturally different and you also can feel like you know you can also find your another part of yourself you know it's a kind of you can broaden your Horizon and that's a kind of like big thing I think like you can experience what um anything that nowadays so easy to go to another country you just take like 13 hours of a flight you know just like so easy to go there like so yes I hope that words becomes more smaller and smaller and then just we're from same word you know just we're Global citizen so yeah I hope that like yes just many right Maria what do you think living in Germany you've seen the brexit what do you think about brexit oh brexit that's a quite like tough yes that's a quite like tough question I


think sorry that's a quite tough question I think eventually it's not good for like um British like econ economy I don't know yeah because it's like the co is getting getting up higher high and higher you know it's like getting more high and it's like kind of so expensive right now but before it was like your it it was also part of the European Comm the market right and yeah so it's a kind of it's could have be a little bit difficult to um Yes To Handle by himself right so it was a bad move for the Britain actually right yeah I have kind of like negative view on Cambridge scar fromd right yes I bought this scarf in an um platform that headp Porter platform yeah I I love this right yeah it's like teachers in Cambridge but anyways in terms of like how to say just economically they just can be independent but they also have to handle how they can lure the price you know that's the best side of um yes that's a best the price yes that's the best side of the um brexit but in the in the good part so I think like in a u good side it's like they can be more independent and then if they really you know just like grow their economy by themselves then yeah it's a good thing like they have their own F yes so that's thanks for your input you're so insightful darling you know great to I'm happy to catch you I love like British people you know because I'm actually polish myself this is is English ch


Pap Pap I forgot the Polish because no my ex-boyfriend was polish oh here we go exboyfriend was polish I'm another polish right


here Maria is so lovely yeah anyways like I found like every the country in Europe is so different per personality is different and so that's why I feel so interesting because before I thought it's anyway say I I thought like it's a part of like Western culture I thought it was a similar but which it was not s like kind of I can freely just express my idea and then straight forward I love it that you hear that guys where you from guys where from Lagos from Lagos Nigeria and the UK as well and the UK as well right are you sing London yes okay uh what do you think about magic fek magic fek do you know him yeah fakti yeah we like them yeah you like what's your favorite Nigerian artist what's your favorite nigan artist asak Asaka and you Asaka Asaka as well you know he's been here in in London yeah okay I like to face Adia peace square and uh Flava is my favorite one nice how is how is LEGOs doing okay why are you asking what's this for this really short interview there guys let's have what's your name go what your name sorry no we have to go Hey listen this is like Legos right yes right so how you feeling yourself how how are you we feel great how far how far we day how you do how we do small small okay then they're talking about the bridge there's a bit nervous of the bridge okay right well we have to we have to take him what would you recommend excuse me folks just a short interview about the bridge is that your first time on the bridge a first time on the bridge or you local third time third time third time where are you from I'm from


Poland yes


we yes are you FR French France what about in France next to Paris listen these guys are from next to Paris what brought you to London what what why London why you come to London uh because how daughter wanted to go here and uh it's beautiful a big capital and it's very very beautiful okay okay okay and that's your your your your your daughters yes this one this my and my um okay what's your names my name is zupa and what's your name my name is Malo my name is an my name is Aus and Cil right we are here a French family here in the Millennium bridge is vlogger z how is that your first time on the bridge no no I'm a I'm a longtime resident here longtime resident here right where you from uh South East London Southeast London what you hear um university university I had a university thing inside the tap modern all right what about art art yeah yeah we were just looking at art and talking about art and uh I kind lie so boring but yeah like we're I'm going home now well nice what's your name uh Joseph Joseph nice to meet you Joseph where you from yourself Southeast London Southeast London right that's where you from right nice one what have you seen in Tate Tate modern is anything in interesting going on right now um yeah there's like we got we got these there's like a big big exhibition of like it's supposed to be like loads and loads of rotting rotting stuff rotting yeah like hanging from the ceiling um it's very you look at it and it's all over the wall it's very like um can you mention any names here no I don't know any names I just went in there and I looked all right my friend and uh what do you think about this Tommy Robinson case you know the Tommy Robinson case the can you remind me what that was about again yeah well it was like a far right activist being arrested yes yes yes uh as a journalism student yeah you is there for you I do not condone liable I do not condone misinformation I do not condone defamatory stuff journalists research


before you do stuff can I have an interview where you from Bulgaria Bulgaria all right where about sopia Sophia yes this is a sopia g and what is that your first time on the bridge yes and I'm leaving tomorrow oh you're going back to Bulgaria okay what brought you to London uh actually I went uh hello I went to uh visit friends in Cambridge and of course I couldn't miss to see the the city the T have have you been inside that Gallery yes what did you see everything everything and I just came from uh St Paul Church lovely Church from the top perfect how is sopia these days crazy why a lot of people a lot of tourists like here but smaller place but smaller over right yeah are you from the Turkish side or the Bulgarian side Bulgarian side Bulgarian side pavari no no just Bulgarian privat High yes yes okay darling well nice to meet you you know what's your name dimma dimma from from sopia yes and how long are you going to stay in London till tomorrow two days hey guys we've got only limited short time here with Lima yeah that's it going to drink wine would you recommend what would you recommend to see over there uh well the maybe the big church at the city center uh Alexander nki Alexander n we have a lot of galleries too a lot of artists uh we have uh nice beer but probably you should try banita and black sea and Black Sea well yeah it's not that close to Sofia but we have the black SE how can we find you on social medias you know do you have like social media and Instagram course I do have yeah can we share yes right from Bulgaria if you ever wondered going to Bulgaria and see sopia dimma is the person to see and she's just about to share her Instagram handle yeah maybe will will be difficult for to pronunciate let's try dimma dimma bakalova bakalova right we try to put the stion on the under the Vlog and and that's how we find you on social medias right Dima what do you do on your like everyday life basis uh I'm social media freelancer yeah I create content for different places like brunch and restaurants places in in sopia yeah I create videos photos copyrighting Etc listen this is the girl I need to hook up with dimma wonderful wonderful and uh how is life in Sofia much warmer are you feeling cold in London uh yes yes but I I try to uh look more like a English girl with the skirt I wouldn't wear the skirt right now you wouldn't in Bulgaria short SC right yeah it's hotter yeah but um I like it here and I like the people you like the people right yeah I'm from Poland myself you know I caki I like K I been there you've been to kov yes and uh brush not brush Bist bisto as well wow that's that's out of the way was far away so what brought you to bisto well uh I sank in a choir so I went with a choir there yes yes I I don't speak English very well but uh yes I uh I am come from London with my parents because I never uh I never come in London done it it was so good yeah very very uh very come on come here folks come here very beautiful city must be your sister right yeah it's my what's your names Sarah and Cy Remy the father mother is not the one thing right anyway what do you think about London oh it's great but uh the the there are more more Cloud than Sun okay in France uh it it sunny it's sunny but here it's a cloudy but it's good there's better weather in France they say yes this is a very beautiful city yeah we walk uh we walk much


much and voila voila nice to meet you what do you think about brexit know brexit ah the brexit yeah brexit uh I it it was very good yeah very good why why again because uh with this London is more money I think more money coming to London now after brexit yes thank you very much where is your money I don't know about that are you sure about that one yeah sure more money coming to break to UK because of brexit sure you're lucky to have the brexit yes was lucky right yeah you are lucky why we we have to do the same in France France is going to exit are you the Shan Paul uh fans you know the mar Leen no yeah I know her but I I not totally agree with her but for the economic situation the brexit is a good thing for the English people sure okay well well this is the French opinion here that's what we welcome and what about you brexit is good why I don't want to talk I am very tired to yes very tired okay nice to meet you guys till next time o this interview is for way it's BBC that's everything for today I hope you've enjoyed the interviews we've chatted to a few different people that's you can meet on Millennium Bridge D thank you very much for today yeah thank you you've been a great cameraman all the Zooms in is the cameraman Dean right and you can subscribe to Dean on a do do 6000 do 6000 on all platforms till next time [Music]

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LODZ (city in Poland) by NIGHT - POLAND TRAVEL VLOG

Lodz (city in Poland) by night



#lodzbynight #lodz #krakowbynight #krakow #krak #w #cracow #krakowplaces #poland #krakowlove #krakowpoland #cracowbynight #polska #warsawbynight #warszawa #warsaw #poland #warszawanoc #warsawpoland #warsawcity #instawarsaw #polska Join this channel to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCc6D5Fnuv-x76ZuBEE1QzqQ/join Check my website https://cosmopolitus.com/ and vlog on https://bloggervloggerselektazupa.blogspot.com/ Zupa Media – video content creation, production/DJ in London and all over the World. Explore our filmmaking services for all sectors. We create original and compelling video and animation content, Original video content from concept to completion. We offer high end film production, live event video coverage & web streaming. Filming your commercial in the United Kingdom has never been so easy. Contact us for a quote! We offer videographer, DJ and a London guide services. we can take you around main London’s attraction and film you while there producing a social media friendly video afterwards. We can also mix and add your favourite music to the video. I can deliver full video production services like documentary films, product videos, events coverage, voiceovers and street interviews. Vlog in text: W by night which is a wonderful City in central Poland it's not on the main tourist destination map but it's worth visiting it's about 100 kilomet from the capital of Poland War so uh so it's not too far by train you will get them in an hour and it's a big city of uh more than 300,000 inhabitants it used to be much bigger because it was uh a center of a textile business in 19th century which has obviously uh tied out and uh which is struggling but which is also emerging as a new place for festivals fun it's got the longest High Street in Poland full of pups restaurants and clubs so I do recommend visiting W it's full of vibe there are places that you can dance outside without having to have to pay for a tickets there are like a discotics outside on the Main Street so the city has got a great Vibe uh I do really recommend coming it's cheap in the end of the video you will see a advertisement of a hotel where I stayed it was a cheap one uh I do recommend staying there it's only about 20 minutes from the city center and you will be able to see also another part of Poland of wood that has seen during the second world war which W was the center of uh like a German um Administration for Poland which was saved it wasn't destroyed since you get the nice buildings that has survived this which is a wonderful selection of different styles I think it's called Art no because people had money people that had textile had to do something with textile business which is a big big business and exported tons of tons of textile to Russia the 19th century made fortunes and built beautiful mansions brown houses buildings that uh represent the art Noel style that is actually you know somebody told me a stories like they said can I have a building can you build me can you design a building for me yeah what what style would you like to represent and what they said was I want all of it I've got money for all of the Styles so that's why W is like a fantasy land to me thanks for watching this Vlog I hope you like enjoyed and commented and I will see you on the next one till then vlogger zupa stay safe my people in which I've stayed in the hotel A1 it's a really nice place for this room one one bed I paid 130 Z which is about uh 25b you have access to the kitchen car park really nice place do recommend stay with me I'm going to explore a little bit more foreign spee [Music] Please subscribe to my channels English - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCc6D5Fnuv-x76ZuBEE1QzqQ Polish https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCONq_xGqSq1IF_MF03QWhrQ Zupa's walks https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCsFDFcYxQfjFbksRp9g5tcA Music https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCqUliL9aCdLJKX7bEqssl_g/videos Find me on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/bartosz.strzelec.aka.zupa.tlumacz.dj.life.lover/ Twitter https://twitter.com/Selekta_Zupa Instagram https://www.instagram.com/selekta_zupa/ Tiktok https://www.tiktok.com/@vlogger_zupa #england #london #poland #polish #homeless #homelessness #uk #english #dailyvlog

Meet Brayan - wife cheated on him - had a BREAKDOWN

I met Brayan outside Victoria train station. Brayan comes from #Liverpool but spent many many years on the streets of #London . Join this channel to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCc6D5Fnuv-x76ZuBEE1QzqQ/join




 folks we are here with Brian who's been on the Streets of London for how long 14 years 14 years what triggered your homelessness relationship breakdown it was it was a relationship breakdown all right what happened there have you been long together guys oh basically I've caught my wife cheating on me um obviously with a so-called friend and that um I was working we had a little girl together I thought I was doing everything the right thing in that like putting all me effort into like providing for me family and providing a home and do you know what I mean yeah but um obviously all along and I she was cheating with an next person an next man she was cheated she was cheated I actually C her C her doing it you caught her doing that when you came back home unexpect unexpectedly I I come home from working and I found next man in me house she didn't have no explanation why he was there and what reason he was there wow was that somebody you knew no no no I didn't really I've seen him about the area before or not but I didn't know this person though no I'm sorry to hear that and that was after so many how many years of marriage five years of mar 5 years of marriage and you have a child together right how old is your child 12 12 all right and then your m is still in Liverpool right yes okay so and after you you broke up with your Ms in Liverpool you decided to come to London why to be truthful whether to end me life cuz no one can stop me no one can judge me to come here to kill myself obviously I was on London Bridge I got up on the bridge a few times tried overdosing and that obviously it didn't work overdose with what um I interacted with Heroin I've tried taking tablets obviously that was 14 years ago though you know what I mean like about 13 years ago I've never tried anything since obviously I've just been trying to rebuild years ago you tried to to 13 years ago 13 years ago you you took an overdose um well yeah more than like I tried tried to jump off a bridge or tried to jump off a roof and see and how how is your mental health now it's getting better like it's getting better but it's still bad like it's still bad I still got them thoughts every single day mean something like that I do get suicidal thoughts every day yes yes wow that's bad are you actually in touch with any Charities that help homeless I do speak to about a charity called s mongos and that but they're not very mongos yeah yeah and they are they good they're not really helping me at the moment to be honest with you sir they're not really helping you at the moment that's not good to hear right Brian where do you usually sleep sleep I stay like around either this station or by the coach station or I stay close to like where the cameras and that because it's quite dangerous out here didn't it right where the cameras are yeah where it's safe and have you been attacked I have yes yes by Who members of the public drinks yeah I had a tent when I was up in safaga square and not someone tried to set it on fire when I was in a tent yeah right so you've been actually homeless for some time now yeah I have yeah life most of me life through being in care or not like in care I was in I was I was in care through from childhood that and it so were you were you like uh orphan orphan right all right sorry to hear that have you ever met your biological parents no no and it was mostly institutions or like families you were children's homes and that like homes and that yeah like institutions and that as you say around Liverpool or Liverpool cheser Manchester all different areas how do you remember this time I'm 41 years old it's like I was under a car like in them till I was 21 years old so he only 20 years ago it's still me still quite the things that I mean is they're not they're not nice places institutes or not you know what I mean right I'm really sorry to hear that well are you having any problems with like addictions um I drink but um I am at the moment getting off like I don't have like cut myself down and like yeah how much do you drink I drink about half a bottle a day that's it side no no no Spirits just s just S I used to be on the spirits and not vs a day I used to be vka like two three Lees of vka a day but I've I've cut right right down like you know what I mean now it's just decid done maybe in a few weeks few months and I hopefully fingers crossed to get off it all I mean I don't want to be doing it anymore all right so how is the future looking for you Brian if these have reach workers start to help me in that like I I want to I want to get somewhere to live I want to get a job I want to I want to get back into the community I want I do want to sort me life out right what what's your job what's my job at the moment plaster is that what you did and mechanic as well fun enough the the guy I was interviewing before he was a mechanic as well probably you know Robert from Victoria Robert Robert yeah Englishman maybe B by face that maybe SE face that maybe yeah all right well and so you say you you you've got a place like under somewhere like with a roof on top yeah and never sleep in the doorways to be truthful with you like most of the time where coffee near ways there to sleep out in that doorway or sleep up by the coach station in the doorway there but it right how is it to actually sleep on the on the raft you know on a cold you get used is that the only sleeping bag you have the I'm used to it like to be truthful with you and that like at first it was horrible it's like every news you hear and that you're twitching you're moving you're thinking someone's going to come near you but after so long out here and that like it it feels weird sleeping IND doors to be on truthful with you right I get all that anxiety and all that when I go indoors when I'm out here I sleep quite well it's been that long I've been that long you a place under a roof some I would love I would love somewhere yeah I would love to I would love to get interesting way yeah is there any way you've got like a phone number somebody who is watching this could call you and offer you help is there any any way I don't know I got no family or anything know I have you got a phone number that you want to share no no I all people have to look at you for in Victoria Coach Station for looking for Brian the from Liverpool and that's the only way people can can contact you oh they come and see L and come and see me in it around here all the time yeah you sounds like a Jordie I sound like a Jord no don't like a Jord Scouts yeah thank you I am I am a scouser yeah you are a scouser proper Liverpool big Port right how is the situation in Liverpool I haven't been up there for a long long time so I don't know I can't comment on that me I don't know no right I tell you what's going around here don't you know I mean it used to be one of the biggest Sports in it in the world Liverpool yeah man right right but and if there is an advice you would give to to people who are you know messing with drugs and you know living on the streets what would you tell them Brian Life's Too Short don't stop wor it Life's too short so it life is too short to do it it's not worth it is it it's not worth it stay sober is that the message Life's too short you short that's a big that's that's it life to is too short mate yeah well I'm losing a lot of friends around me at the moment you know what I mean not a lot of I've lost a lot of friends at the moment around me what what was the cause of of the deaths through through being on the street drugs like all sorts of things you know what I mean but like just lately I've lost a few lot of friends and not do you know what I mean that's why I say Life's Too Short do you know what I mean you don't want to be out here man every moment of it correct yeah live every moment you can do you know what I mean yeah well thanks a lot for the interview uh is there anything else would you like to add n that's all thank you we appreciate all right well God bless you hope you find somewhere warm and a place to stay so you don't have to be I don't know about your your problems with with substance abuse but yeah keep with


your so you should be able to get back and track well that's what I'm trying you know what I mean from three lers of vodka a day do you know what I mean down to half a bottle of side of a day if if even if I do get a drink I mean most of the time I don't and you manage that on your own without like going on a proper detox with with with the like like helping with sleeping tablets and stuff like that to help me sleep sleeping tablets yeah few volume tablets and that just to help me sleep and not of the doctor than that do to get over it and that but other than that yeah and how long that was that for going for it's been over the years man it's took years over the years it took actually over years to gradually do it yeah it's not just done it like it's took years to do it's not just like getting off it it's me mental health and everything you know what I mean there all sorts of things around it you know what I mean you can't just stop can you like that no but I think maybe if you would be looking out for a professional help you would be I I you know they say it's it's they know what they doing the therapist and things like that you know on your own must be so difficult were you ever thinking like reaching out for professional help Brian I have spoke to people like Outreach workers and that yeah and like do I've spoke to the doctor a few times and that but I don't know just don't stun it you know what I mean like he either going to kill me I was going the wrong way in it you know what I mean or that's why I'm still here to be honest with you if I didn't stop drinking I wouldn't be here now if I didn't stop doing what I was doing I wouldn't be you know won't be doing this interview with you know no it's well well done but I mean yeah I mean is there anything I can help you somehow just keep doing what you're doing sir is it keep doing what you're doing spread the love in it and spread the love what music do you like Brian all sorts all sorts The Beatles right the Liverpool Beatles I'm I'm happy like I go I like going to festivals and that I like Festival music and stuff I like going to different festivals sorts of festivals to glastenbury I haven't done glastenbury but there's one called SM world you had to promote that one for him SM World in Ken that's an amazing Festival yeah yeah was that this year or it's twice a year it is May and August yeah it's a beautiful Festival you want to go August yeah yeah and you recommend why would you recommend why because it's all lovely people there it all Dan and it's piece of love in it yeah festivals brilliant they all good people and what what other festivals you know out there that you would recomend those those are different ones I don't know of the top of them yet but that's the one main one I go to we got


something right Rob how much money you can make a day not much I just get enough to get some food and try and get some sheltered and that to be truthful if you said I'm not greedy like you know I mean I get enough to get some food and sheltered and that I'm not greedy you know what I mean obviously when I was drinking and I used to get enough of me drinking that and that's also do you know what I mean right so not a lot have you been begging for a long time have you seen like a change in people's behavior when it comes to begging yeah there is yeah there is because since the lockdown to be honest with you since the lockdown and that like lot no one carries change no one has money anymore it's always either card or phone you know what I mean like have you ever thought for people as well not just for us out here it's getting harder for people as well in the do you know what I mean they're struggling in life as well do you know what mean it's not just struggling everyone is struggling do you know what I mean it's getting hard do you know what I mean is a yeah you've noticed the the kind of a decline yeah in quality of life everything and everything even even the way people are and need tort you and not you know what I mean like like people used to come up all the time and say hello and that and then buy you the coffee and all that now they they don't because they think if they come up and say hello yeah they have to buy something and it's not just about that you know what I mean I pref come up and just talk to me do you know what I mean it's not always about to change all the money in that oh sorry yeah it's not always about the change in the money is about conversations you know what I mean yeah right right right Brian and you didn't you didn't finish about the music you like you know can you name few bands I mean just to to see who you like I like J cinnamon right I like rap music I like I like I like allce I like all sorts of Music in that to be honest with you yeah music music's a bit of a therapy for me do you know what I mean I I love music yeah how do you listen to your music being homeless I go to the library and stuff like that right yeah goes to the library right right and you can listen in the library right right right library right yeah all right my friend well thanks for the interview no thank you I hope you have a well good day get make some money have a comfortable shelter for tonight are you where you off to tonight well if I can get enough that there's a h there's a hostel a backpack is hostel up by pimo called the ashor I'm going to try and get enough to get into therea now it's 26 it is 26 is the that's what I'm going to try and get enough for it right and you have no phone number no email nothing got an email that we can get hold of you somehow I don't have an email address and I you don't even have an email address n wow man with no contact I don't need to contact you know if you want to find me come always around here yeah all right all the best my friend n thank you God bless cheers thank you

BRITAIN'S FAR-RIGHTs gathered in London for a rally - Streets interviews

BRITAIN'S FAR-RIGHTs gathered in London for a rally - Streets interviews. Streets interviews with supporters of Tommy Robinson. Thousands of supporters of Tommy Robinson have gathered in central London for an anti-government rally.Tommy was absent from the demonstration following his arrest on Friday.


 


Vlog in text:


so I've told the story a couple times but I to say never said it to 100,000 people before uh you know great Heroes come along maybe once in a generation if you're lucky you got to Wi Church you got your William in the United States we have people like Martin Luther King you know they they don't come around a lot now in America we we have one this generation we got lucky we have a guy named Donald Trump Maybe was name [Applause] before but here you go another guy who I call the working class Donald Trump of great BR his name is Tommy [Applause] RS so you know I get out here


I'm you know what do you think about the the the what's happened to Tommy Robinson I think it's a disgrace you think it's a disgrace yeah I do he's definitely not a terrorist he's just telling the truth he's documented it how how can you argue can you just describe roughly what actually happened in what like why he was detained because he showed a documentary that he' made right that was he had documentary proof concerning school boys and the EST M turned on him what did the school boys do um one one school boy supposedly waterboarded um a a black boy um he wasn't water boarded he tipped some water over him he punched him but the reason was the black guy had been bullying girls and threaten and threatened to rape the white boy sister the black boy was known as a bully in the school and it was all covered up and you'll see it on Tommy's documentary called silenced silen and is that available on YouTube uh probably it's on X you'll find it on X or Urban SCP sorry it probably won't be on YouTube where they censor everything and they don't want you to see it cuz obviously it doesn't run for the government's narrative yeah Urban scoop or X you find it on there excuse me folks can I just have a you know five seconds what do you think about today's protest were you involved in the protest which which one which one you were on the peaceful one which one was a peaceful one one would you say well the one the not the far right


one well as your saying the peaceful one was the one that wasn't far right yeah right we have just been to that socalled far right one and there was no aggro there was no no there's no people in M no Mass nobody horrible all it is his love that's all it is his love children there every everybody there generations of people there and for you to say the far right one was going to be lo I heard about there was two arrests oh two arrests from how many thousands of people hundreds of thousands of people here and there to arrest come on all right I don't know sorry about that yeah if there's going to be if there's going to be a lot of far right don't you think there would have been more arrests and so and social Uprising and and disord uh disorder on the streets if there was more far rid but obviously you threatened have you do we feel threatened because it's far right and we're black do we feel threatened at a farri right event no we don't no we don't because it's all [ __ ] with the mainstream media are trying to Pedal right you coming from far for the protest uh I'm coming from um sort of yeah Fairway about 30 miles all right right what do you think about the the arrest of Tommy Robinson um yeah not very good not not very good and and you came here to protest against that decision right uh I came here


to tell people about this person okay well you from the different you that's for you right thank you Jesus the Savior that's the one right you can see his you can see his flag flying all over the place the Union Jack and the George cross and once we've got him back as our Banner where he needs to be we'll see what goes on Albano our Banner our Banner right God bless you thank you very much children to feel that they can save things do things and live a life that's free like we like we did how we grew up and this is changing right yeah very much so we are being for pleased controlled and who are you all right so this is what you are against the control the who are you representing oh just my little YouTube channel zupa vog but what do you represent I right I'm you know what I are you anti-immigration or myself a migrant I'm myself migrant here so I feel like you know it's against for 10 years you're well and truly integrated and want to be you love this country yeah I we love you okay we love you if you love our country yeah because it's a difficult I came here before brexit we were part of the union and now you know where do I fit I'm not I'm not a British citizen for 10 years I could be but I I they gave us the settled status you know all this European migrants and uh yeah we not British and where did you come from then Poland where I from originally you've worked hard you worked hard to be here well I was always working always work so you're you're integrated and you are British now do you want to be a British citizen am I interviewing you or you interviewing me yeah well it's a tricky one but yeah I want to know your opinion folks we are here with name is Aman Aman and I'm St okay the camera this is JJ JJ say hi JJ you been a really good Patriot here what do you think about today's protest it's about uniting the kingdom uniting the kingdom sir can you stand here cuz the camera is not uniting the Kingdom right uniting the Kingdom right I was born in the UK this country has given my family everything okay I would like to think in the heart of me I'm a patriot it's about uniting the kingdom it's a peaceful protest right to celebrate and unite all of us who are Brits JJ do you agree yes yes yes JJ agrees okay it's in the spirit of being British and being pro British that's why we have the flag this country has contributed so much to the world industry inventions the Magna cataa the legal system that been adopted throughout the world it's about celebrating that and uniting the kingdom that's why we're here today okay and that's why I showed my took my time to come here and show how interview what do you think about these protests today uh I have no idea sorry I'm not from here I'm a tourist this is only my second day in London okay but what's your uh you know beliefs you know you know the far right movement and the the anti anti faist movement which one would you support uh I think it's a circle so if you go far right you're on the way to the left if you go far left you're on the way to the right all right both are wrong H there's no right or wrong what suits you is what suits you that's that's all all right where you yourself where where you originally from uh originally from India can I just ask your opinion about the the protest can I ask you about the the protest you know uh about the you know if you can just describe what actually happened to the politician he was arrested right Tom Tommy Robins yeah he handed he you just a little bit here so we get I give you a card so he wasn't actually arrested he handed himself in before he was arrested because um he he just didn't want um to give the police the satisfaction of um you know making a fool of him and everybody else but um as we understand it um the fact that he was detained um in custody was um to to irritate the crowd and and you know like cause unrest but we said no it's not going to happen we're still going to be peaceful and carry on so that's as far as we know isn't it yeah apart from I he was arrested for political purposes there's nothing it didn't break any LW he didn't do anything wrong he didn't a sorry day in this country when we got political prisons that's all I got to say was a political prison all right guys and where you where you come from where do you come from from we we come from up North uh Middlesboro right you came especially for the for the protest especially for today yeah right okay so it's a big matter for Britain it's important oh yeah H absolutely it's really important we we want our country back I'm here with u what's your name uh Maria Maria right do you have like a far ride like you know protest against immigrants you said you from Romania right is there something is happening over there as well uh no Romania it's not such a big uh I don't know uh uh I don't know how to say it like it doesn't draw so many migrants yet we don't have so many so many immigrants and uh it's uh not very common to do protests about it in in our country there are not Grand protests in my country people don't agree and they don't I don't know much about it and uh where there when there are protests they there are small protests usually not not such a big like here smaller in but you managed to get rid of chesco that was a big protest and you killed him eventually Revolution not just a protest and uh it was one of the I don't know biggest uh movement in the in our country but it was some time ago this is the protest and that is not a terrorist he's just telling the truth yeah and that's why he was kind of detained right yeah because he was ordered by the courts not to show that film because it would expose what really happened I see I see and uh what you think about yourself about like brexit situation did that go well no it didn't go well I I voted for brexit mainly because I want to stop immigration and that you know that's mostly why people voted for brexit and nothing's changed you know we voted in our our governments on what they said about stopping immigration or lowering immigration and it's just gone higher so we just get betrayed all the time yeah the government has failed brexit right simple as that we had PL plenty of time to prepare for brexit and the government failed to prepare and that's why brexit has been a mess and what do you think about people like me from Eastern Europe who came here before brexit and uh then the brexit happened you know should we like leave or remain no I think you should leave you've made lives here my problem with immigration is not is not so much European people cuz we we have very similar culture cultes mine my issue is Islam um because they're nowhere near our culture they don't have the respect you know I don't want to be walk walking around in a Burker um you know I want freedom I want my daughters my granddaughters to have freedom I don't want them to be raped or stoned you know it's just not conducive to to our culture and I don't want it here we're not far right we're Patriots to our country yeah we're people who are fed up have seen their country being destroyed by lots of different things the government are allowing it and the people are saying enough is enough so even when they arrest Tommy Robinson again and they put him inside they think today they've been all week they've been trying to get the far-left involved and wanted them in London they wanted to get their numbers up cuz they wanted to cter protest cuz they believed we putting Tomy Robinson inside that the far right we're going to right I've been to three this year and all I have seen is multigenerational people every ethnicity every color there's nothing about race it's about being a decent person and saying we want to celebrate our culture we want to celebrate our values our beliefs and those are the values and beliefs that made it a great country one time and we see it being destroyed with two-tier policing with the courts being politicized and you know because you stand up for being a patriot for your country your D class has being far right and it is interesting the way it comes across cuz I have I've fallen out with people because they say you're far right Neo-Nazi you haven't seen any Hitler salutes you haven't seen any fascism we're just people that are fed up that the country's been taken over in a way that kills what is British mhm which is what attracted everybody to the country in the first place it just seems ridiculous and because we're not listened to we're not heard we have to come on marches peacefully and that's another peaceful process protest today another peaceful one so you came all the way from middlesbor to take part in the protest you want the country back what would you recommend for the current prime minister to do I can't possibly say that cuz we'll end up in prison no yeah I think think this is a credle of democracy I think um yeah I think it's h he should take a long walk of a short perod yeah you want him to resign yeah well if that's the way he resigns then that's fine that's fine by us yeah yeah you would rather him I've never heard that saying before which one A Long Walk of a short pier no I haven't had that one A Long Walk for a short pier a long walk off a short peer okay a PE goes out to sea and it's only so long so if you take a long walk where do you end up I see in all right okay that's what you want it's a polite say it's a polite saying we have got no respect for him whatsoever he has tore this country apart hasn't he yep he's taken it apart bit by he's broken promises he's gone back on everything he said he's just it's just actually we find him to be a traitor to this country he is a traitor he's worked hard he wants to do you want to stay here do you want to stay here yeah I would love to stay here oh you're welcome you're welcome by us we love Tommy Robinson cuz he speaks the truth we don't want him put in jail because he speaks the truth and who else is going to speak the truth I tell you what I would if I was you I think that's where I'd like to go cuz 20 years time this place is going to be Poland what news is this kid it's just a YouTube channel he independent how are you kid come here on this side you don't want to be in go back to Poland mate and start because that's one of the safest countries in Europe Poland and Hungary why cuz they're not they let islamis in they're dealing with won let them in okay where you coming from from Camden town I'm from Camden town from Camden town all right yeah yeah up a little bit up but I'm here from cden we're going to walk back JJ is getting a bit tired so all right thanks for the interview enjoy the rest of your day yeah now totally agree with what what the L said we're all here for Britain patriotic Britain and we're just there to spread love light with the people and we're not here we're not we're not far right just don't say far right cuz you know that's upsetting a lot of people in the country now like the far right J JJ are you far right are you far right I don't think JJ's a far right racist Doug JJ are you a far right racist dou well you seen it today no it's been a lot of love thanks and enjoy the rest of the day okay and what do you think about this you know being the far right protest against like migrants I'm myself a migrant uh how you feel about that uh I I don't know what far right and the immigrants have to do with each other but to each his own right everybody's right in their own way do you think uh you know unsafe in Britain I this is my first time in the UK this is day two in the UK all right you just arrived yes uh I'm I'm only here for another week or so so I'm just roaming around yeah people can change the history really so do you think things like that will change Britain uh yes yes I think that people really can change uh history and I think that it it's important if you have a point of view to express it and uh I don't know to make yourself heard all around the world because it's very important more than that you uh shut and you don't say anything the worst it will be after I don't know for your kids or for your grandkids or democracy yes yes I think it's very important to speak about what you think and uh to express your feelings and your wishes and it it can really it it could make a change around the world and many people don't want it here and I know not not all Muslims are that way um probably probably the majority Muslims are are are probably nice people but their culture is not conducive to ours the ideology the ideology of Islam it it's just not for Humanity what what what what is it exactly like in the ideology what what part of this well the fact that the prophet Muhammad was a pedophile in itself uh doesn't isn't a good start but um the acceptance of slavery pedophilia R stoning the murders of like things that we tolerate and accept like uh being gay or whatever for one instance there still countries um in Islam countries that still kill gay people just for being gay and you know they want to come here because quite Brave statements but I can understand your point of view why I mean you know we're not really as a society we well we are recently been oppressed by K sta but we're quite quite a free Society um now if they didn't if they don't want our free Society then why did they come here if if if they want you know to keep people down and to you know force people into a way of life which is their way then they can go back to their own Islam countries can't they because that's not we you came out here on the street we're a Christian country and we were all raised on Christian values and we won't tolerate what's going on in this country not at all not for one minute all right are you coming from far from Birmingham from Birmingham especially here for the protest just for the protest right would you like to add anything to the interview um it'd be nice to it's good to get different views but we're not hating anybody we don't hate the far-left we just want a Britain that has good values where decent people can live decent lives without the daughters being raped without people are being abused all the time without gangs taking over you know we've had the Scotland Yard which isn't far away from here they can't cope the level of crime that's been brought in within the immigration that's happened it's too much no if you have a boat that takes 100 people you put 150 in it it starts being unsafe it's not good for everybody and I think the Figures were 29,000 people already have come over on boats this year that's a city we do you see a city being built in this country every year so where do we put everybody it comes a point so it seems the government are trying to cause this unrest and the Tommy Robinson one was never about racism all he did was highlight radicalized Muslim men raping British women and then he's demonized for it he's never been charged with any racist offenses there's a big movement right and what party do you was Tomy Tomy Tommy Robin son was the name of the politician who was detained he's not a politician he's not a politian he was a right he was a reporter and he was detained for terrorist offenses and Reporting reporting things that were gone down in record and are true but he reported them when he was told do two by the courts well well what do you think of that for a politician sorry for a reporter that's what his job is his job is to report and be what what newspaper he was working for uh you know yeah he own he do his own independent yeah he's independent a YouTube chent to be perfectly honest I I don't know whether he was independent or not but um I think he was I think it was his independent um paper but the point being is as a journalist you are expected to be honest and tell the truth and he's done that but he's being punished for it and right nice one and where where you coming from Guys near Portsmouth so that's a Qui distance yeah you you came all all the way when did you make decision to come for the protest oh it's been planned for weeks for weeks yeah yeah a couple of months or something I don't know okay yeah quite well right are you going back home today or staying just go and get the the coach now the coach yeah right well have a safe trip home thanks for the interview yeah with the Islam and IM immigration yeah um the thing is the sensitive subjects and it's uh very indepth and confusing so it's easy to label someone's racist when they're going on about these certain subjects but without looking deeper into it looking about at The Wider picture you don't really understand where we're coming from takes the change of perception to change your perspective in that sense don't okay so is it's a tough one to even speak about especially cuz we are so tolerant even our own people people are forgetting that their own safety is at stake here in a sense so with the probability of danger going up and threat going up we've got to be more Vigilant as well as people when he did do time in prison he's been exonerated afterwards so why is he in prison again now they want him out the way and this is the process they do with everybody that stands up against them he'll probably die in there let's face it it's a terrorist prison who are the terrorists at the moment radical Muslims so they're going to put him in so they're going to put what they see as the farri Right leader into a jail with radicalist Muslims you think he's going to live would you want to do would you want to be in that prison as a white man who's non-muslim well imagine being Tommy Robinson and being put in something like that you know I just we just everybody's just so fed up of it aren't they everybody the whole country is so angry very angry right is that something to do with the the basically the the the price high price crisis and all that no it's got nothing to do the high price crisis really as per se it's got to do with the fact that um he said he was going to do all sorts of things for the country and he's done completely the opposite or next to nothing he's um he's been taking gifts


gifts off um you know rich people you know you don't get gifts off rich people for nothing so what does he owe them and why are we paying for it there's lots of things there's lots of things going on and and the thing is is that the people of this country aren't stupid they are not stupid and they know something's happening um they know he's doing something really underhand so is going to quite a few millionaire voted labor they are stupid yeah all right guys thanks a lot for the interview will enjoy the rest of the day finish off I'm voting I'm voting reform next time I'm voting reform Nigel farage for prime minister cuz he is a brilliant man right right Nigel farage what do you think about brexit did that go well no we have all right it hasn't been done there still ties oh I don't get me started yeah we have to go now our friends are waiting be talking to yet take care now yeah yeah guys nice thank you you living in the UK cuz you speak excellent English no I we are just in City break here for three days oh right just a break and where about in Romania you from uh I'm from pest it's uh 60 kilm from the Bucharest from the capital of Romania yes how is the weather now in Romania a little warmer uh not really it's pretty similar to here I thought that it would be much colder here but it's it's pretty similar now yes all right and what do you think about brexit you know brexit yes it was a big I don't know move about it it was a whole uh I don't know debate about it in now in our country uh I don't know what to say I think that you think it was a good thing or bad thing for Britain uh for Britain then I think that uh it was a good thing because uh people here were uh they wanted it and I think that uh if a whole country uh country wants it then it can it should be good for the country but uh I don't know what to say about people from Romania that were living here or the I don't know students that wanted to come to and study here because a lot of people in my country she wanteded to come to study to London or around England and uh it was bad for them because they took away their chance I think okay yes and and vice versa for the British they want to study in Europe I think but I think Britain is still part of the Erasmus program so you can still study abroad but there were a lot many programs and the the fees for the uh school was were a lot of see all right folks thanks a lot for the interview I wish you a nice evening and thank vog I hope I hope you see things differently did you go over to the other side no I didn't I tell you I just put a next next time it's not I I I came here accidentally and I'm thinking you know I would just ask people what's happening you I mean next time all right what's the situation in India back home uh there's not too much going on with um I don't know what what specifically are you asking for like you know the far ride movement do you have things like that as well going India is a very diverse country right uh and it's a 1.4 billion people uh country so there's a lot of opinions in India uh far right certainly far left certainly but I think for the most part India is doing a good job of uh you know maintaining peace yeah I think so yeah is India like going up there you know is getting better the situation uh in terms of the economy definitely yes uh in terms of the far right far left movement I I don't see anything that concerns me they're the safest countries and the and the the best country of the GDP is Poland right I might go that I'm thinking about it he's very uh is the safest country your Homeland you know they have very strict border control now they let lot of ukrainians in but they will not let islamist they want they don't want an islami country understand where they're coming from under Sharia law which is coming if we don't care for that's just coming here want our children to be safe our grandchildren to be safe yeah yeah I'd love to go to Poland be honest with you I think I ought to go to live there because it sounds like a good country and a safe country it's only two safe European countries Hungary and Poland but you are welcome here if you've been here thank you very much for the interview enjoy your evening safe trip home guys all the best all the best to you thank you


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