I've fell up, it's not safe. What are you seeing? We'll need to teach something. No! No! Good morning, your June to London's finest conversation. Today we're talking about a topic of extremely hot and extremely controversial and first up on the line to discuss this topic we have Jenny. So over to you Jenny, good morning. Hi yeah, I'm just calling into say that I think it's the right thing to do. I think it's time for us British people to bear our... She's right you know. To stand up and protect our country for what is right. There's too many people here. Yeah she's right. They do not respect our values, they're not here for the wrong reasons. They don't want to integrate, they're not British. In British values and morals are important. I've fell up, it's not safe. There were too many children that I took but too much risk. I think there is the point, I think that all of us want peace and security for our families. And that can never happen if we don't want to. What do you want to do? Like this. You know, a tiny radical minority element in our society. No but the whole difference is that I'm protecting my country. I must be allowed to make myself my rights, my family. That's what I'm talking about. This is just going to escalate into Tiff attack violence and it's going to do no good to you know the traits are good. What off a society? We need to bring people together. Not dying for us people to harm each other. I don't want my family, my educated girl, I'm going to play the game and listen to it. I'm arrested and raped by gunchers of strangers that have even seen her own language. We just start standing up for what was right. So Jenny, you think that taking actions... What are you going to do this? I wanted it. Is the answer, meaming hurting, you know, innocent babies, is it? Is that what you're saying? We all need to make sacrifices. You've heard of martyrs, haven't you? One, two. That's not a concept that you made up. Maybe some of us need to make ourselves martyrs. Give ourselves with the cause. We all need to do something. What do you mean do something? Doing something. Is doing something positive to bring people together. And I should have dialogue and discussion. This is different. We need to fight violence with violence. Violence is the only language they understand. It's time to stand up for ourselves individuals. What are you wearing that for us? We need to stand up for ourselves and protect our families. Protect our homes, our children and our future children. If they don't belong here... They made a loved one suffer. Check it off. They have caused us to have pain and heartache. Jenny, it's just not right. I'm going to make myself a martyr. I'm going to sit and example that needs to be set. Hi, Jenny. Are you still there? Uh, Jenny, am I? Seems like the call may have dropped guys. Who's going in? There he is. If you are still listening, uh, the question I need to put to you is... Take your... Hey! We're going home. Are you tired of you? What's taking you so long? Hey, you. What do you think you're doing? Yes? Come on, then! Oh, no! I can't go! Stop, stop, stop, stop, my mother! Stop, please, please, no! Please, please, please, no! Mommy! Mommy! Mommy! Mommy! Mommy! Mommy! When did violence ever achieve anything, apart from creating a cycle of violence upon violence? And secondly, what impact will this have on our coming generations?