Frankly, the people that are ultimately guilty for Rianna's murder are the British government. It's the British government who, despite massive public demand for something to be done, have seen absolutely nothing done. This is a decision that's raising serious questions about power, freedom, and who really gets to decide who enters Britain.
K Starmmer's government has just blocked a major global figure from entering the UK, citing concerns over public interest and controversial past remarks. Let's bring you some breaking news now and Sky News understands that Kenya West has been blocked from entering the UK as his presence would not be conducive to the public good. But here's the real issue.
Is this about protecting the public or setting a precedent that could go much further? If Kio Starman was to ban people coming into Britain with who with whose views he doesn't like, almost nobody be allowed in. So I think it's a dangerous path to go down because once governments start deciding who is acceptable, where does it stop?
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And Sky News understands that Kenya West has been blocked from entering the UK as his presence would not be conducive to the public good. It's understood West made an application to travel to the UK yesterday via an electronic travel authorization and the government blocked West's permission to travel and he doesn't hold a valid authorization uh visa. And this of course due to the fact that he was meant to headline the wireless festival later this summer, but many sponsors of the festival pulled out because of Kanye West's history of anti-semitic comments.
So we're now hearing that the government has blocked West's permission to travel to the UK. Right. This is where politics, culture, and free speech collide and it's already dividing opinion across the UK.
Kstarma tweeting out, "Kanye West should never have been invited to headline wireless. This government stands firmly with the Jewish community and we will not stop in our fight to confront and defeat the poison of anti-semitism. We will always take the action necessary to protect the public and uphold our values.
" This is what Robert Lo had to say. I couldn't care less what Kanye West says or does. If Brits want to part with their money to watch him shout into a microphone, let them.
He's a nutcase, but it should be up to those people who purchased a ticket if they attend his events, not Starmer. Banning him is too far. Now, this here as well, Rert Low, this is what he commented directly under Karma's tweet.
All of a sudden, we can decide who gets to enter Britain. Deport the third world rapists, conmen, and sex pests before Kanye soding west. Think that for myself, I wouldn't buy a ticket.
I I wouldn't recommend anyone buys a ticket. I think his comments are vile. Really vile.
The sort of rabbit hole of anti-semitism stroke Nazism that he's gone down is vile. But I think if we start banning people from entering the country because we don't like what they say, I worry where that ends up. I worry where that ends up.
I mean [clears throat] if K star was to ban people coming into Britain with who with who with who with who with who with who free market will sort this out in that sponsors are withdrawing already. The festival itself is threatened and I suspect very few people will buy tickets. I suspect the free market will choice will sort this out.
But the first duty of government is to keep its citizens safe. How do you feel the prime minister is fairing both in terms of people crossing the channel and also our defense more broadly? And also um if I may, Nigel Far, you want to be prime minister.
If you were prime minister now, would you give America permission to use British air bases for attacks on civilian infrastructure in Iran that the US president is threatening? Thank you. Uh there's a lot there you've just asked.
Uh I mean, frankly, frankly, the people that are ultimately guilty for Rian's murder are the British government. It's the British government who despite massive public demand for something to be done have seen absolutely nothing done. A previous government that promised they stop the boats.
This government that said they would smash the gangs. I very fairly ask what is plan B. There clearly isn't one of any kind at all.
And so I personally blame the government. I think you feel the same way, don't you? Sharma and the government.
Yeah. Yeah. Well, you couldn't get a clearer answer than that.
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