Nick Ferrari LOSES IT As Starmer STOOGE Refuses To Answer "ALIEN CULTURES" Question!

In this video, watch as LBC's Nick Ferrari repeatedly asks Labour's Northern Ireland Secretary Hilary Benn a very simple question.Is beheading an alien culture?Ferrari has to ask six times.Ben dodges, deflects and literally tries to change the subject to surgeons from Sudan.Watch this.

the United Kingdom.So say.

Well I would say I'm sorry that the honourable gentleman used the word alien culture because what exactly is he referring to?

Well of course you enjoy parliamentary privilege so I need to talk about an alleged beheading but if I move you more globally away from what might or might not have taken place in Northern Ireland elsewhere in the world is beheading an alien culture?

Well Look, we need to let the criminal justice process...No, I've just said I've moved you globally.Mr. Benn, I have moved you away from that.

I've specifically said that.We're not talking about the United Kingdom.Globally, is beheading an alien culture?

Well, speaking to a beheaded individual is absolutely abhorrent.And is it an alien culture?I think from all countries would condemn it.The point I was trying to make...So it is an alien culture, Mr. Benn?The point I was making in the House of Commons, and the reason I put it in the House of Commons

the point, alien, the wording alien culture, is that, what is that saying about, say, people who come from a particular country in another part of the world?Because perhaps we'd like to contrast.One individual who appears to have come from Sudan, originally engaged in this terror...Well, I've tried not to speak about that because I want to talk more globally, sir.Is it, and I'll ask for the fourth time, is beheading an alien culture, Mr. Benn?It is abhorrent, and of course it is.

It's a terrible thing to do.So it is an alien culture, Mr. Benn.But at the same time, Nick, at the same time, there are people from countries.There's probably a surgeon from Sudan, as you and I speak, who is operating on someone in a hospital.

I'm not talking about a surgeon from Sudan, sir.

I'm asking whether beheading for the sixth time, Mr. Benn, is beheading an alien culture.I have answered your question.It is or it is not.It is alien to all right -thinking people.But the point I'm making, you cannot label that everyone who comes from a particular country as representing something that...No, I'm not seeking to do that.

I'm not seeking to...

At the point I was responding to in the United, in the House of Commons...Yes.

Yes, that was the case.

But then why did you respond in that fashion to Jim Allister?

Because I took what he was saying to talk, talking about more generally people from an alien culture.The act Of course, it's abhorrent and alien to all fair -minded people, all reasonable thinking people.I've made that very, very clear indeed.But we cannot, in the end, we have to judge people as Martin Luther King famously said, not by the color of their skin or where they come from, but by the content of their character.

And that is the British way.Six times, Nick Ferrari had to ask a sitting cabinet minister six times whether beheading someone is an alienation.before getting anything resembling an honest answer.And even then, Hilary Benn couldn't bring himself to just say yes.Instead, he immediately pivoted to talking about imaginary surgeons from Sudan to avoid acknowledging that some cultural practices are fundamentally incompatible with British values.This is the exact instinct that frustrates the public, a political establishment so terrified of causing offense that they cannot state basic, obvious truths.

When our leaders refuse to identify a problem, they have absolutely no chance of solving it.