Sargon of Akkad - Carl Benjamin - We Are Still Alive

June 2, 2024 - Sargon of Akkad - Carl Benjamin

07:20

We Are Still Alive

My speech from the recent demonstration at Parliament. Many thanks to Nioh for recording me: https://twitter.com/NiohBerg/status/1796895023159451729

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	Good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen.
	My name is Carl Benjamin.
	You've probably seen me in the media this week being monstered by a politician, given no right of reply, obviously.
	If I was just a common citizen, then this would be a major problem.
	Thankfully, I have a media organisation, Lindseys.com, and we are guilty of interviewing the former prime minister.
	That was my prime.
	That's why I'm in trouble.
	But I stand today as just a husband, a father, an Englishman.
	And I can see that we're still alive.
	Because by God, you wouldn't know if you were looking at the TV, would you?
	Where is your representation?
	Where are your concerns being made present?
	And I tell you, man, this country has real problems.
	Like, I just want to tell you something about me.
	So, my father joined the RIS at 16 to get out of poverty, became a sergeant, and spent his life just doing desk work.
	It wasn't anything glorious, but it was good, respectable and necessary.
	And so now that's my fault being as a teenager.
	I grew up in Germany, RF Germany, JHQ.
	And so I actually know what it's like to live on a colony.
	A colony has characteristics.
	It has a certain kind of people who reproduce their own culture with their own laws, in their own language.
	It matters that they are different to the other populations around which they live.
	Now, when we were on the British colony in Germany, it was very obviously a transplant England to be placed in Germany.
	When you went from England into Germany, it became very obvious.
	None of the street signs were in German on the colony.
	No one spoke.
	I don't speak a word of German.
	I lived out there for eight years, so I didn't have to.
	I'm surrounded by England in Germany because they lost all war.
	Now that colony is gone.
	It's all been disappeared.
	But the point being that we are seeing the colonization of England now.
	And I say this from direct experience.
	We see courts that are not English courts.
	We see language on the signage that is not English.
	We see Labour MPs such as Nan Scharf campaigning in Urdu for her constituents.
	This is the sign of colonisation.
	And I say this because this is my experience.
	I know this firsthand.
	Nowhere, absolutely nowhere, is an Englishman's concern represented in our own parliament.
	And yet you have to pay for it.
	You are paying unbelievable amounts of money to people who are born overseas so they can live in this country.
	Half of the social housing in London is occupied by people born overseas.
	That is unbelievable.
	Unbelievable.
	This is what is happening to us every day by these people.
	Because you can't really blame the strangers that they allow to come and live among us.
	They're just responding to incentives.
	They're just going to come because we're offering them money.
	We're offering them a place.
	We're offering these things.
	Well, why wouldn't they?
	This should never have been allowed.
	This is why the country is creaking under the weight of immigration.
	Everything costs an unbelievable amount.
	The NHS is failing.
	Your children will not be able to buy houses.
	It used to be, when I was a teenager, the average house price was four times the national average wage.
	Now it's 12 times.
	Demand matters.
	Demand on the NHS matters.
	You, about 10%, 11% of this crowd is probably on an NHS waiting list.
	But it's unbelievable what they're doing to us.
	And they're doing it because of a fiction.
	They think this will grow the economy.
	Well, again, where is it?
	Where is it?
	Everything is falling apart.
	I live in Swindon, and five years ago, it was quite nice, actually.
	I never want to talk Swindon down, but I'm a man of Wessex and I'm going to defend it.
	Thank you.
	Swindon is where I live.
	Okay?
	Shut that throne down.
	But now it looks post-apocalyptic.
	It looks like there's just a tidal wave of the global nomads.
	They're not from any one place.
	They're not any one kind of people.
	You can't get to know them.
	There's a myriad different languages.
	And they're just here because the government thinks one day they'll pay the pensions.
	They're not going to pay any pensions.
	When things get bad here, they're just going to piss off.
	Okay?
	This is our country.
	We live here.
	This is the inheritance and patrimony of the English.
	I want them to hear the word.
	It's the forbidden word.
	England.
	England!
	I love sing the fives.
	I love seeing the flags.
	Love it.
	So, just to conclude, we have real problems.
	None of the mainstream parties are going to solve these problems.
	We are going, as Lawrence said, we are going to have to do it ourselves.
	And we can.
	But we have to remember, and this is the most important thing: upon the conduct of one depends the fate of all.
	We stand and fall together.
	So you have to remember your dignity as an English man and woman is on the line.
	Act worthy of the respect of your ancestors.
	Those great and glorious, victorious ancestors of ours are watching.
	They want us to win.
	We have to win for our children.
	This is it.
	There's no stepping backwards.
	There's no apologies.
	It's just forwards.
	We don't need to worry about any of the media, any of the communists.
	We don't need to worry about any of them.
	We just need to take a proper and wholesome message to the British people.
	We're going to do this.

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