'The establishment doesn't want to talk about left-wing violence': Will Kingston and Carl Benjamin
•Carl Benjamin claims the establishment avoids discussing left-wing violence.
•He argues that many institutions are politically biased and favor the left.
•Benjamin warns that the public may face unfair treatment as a result of this bias.
المصدر: GB News | Source: GB NewsWill Kingston has been told that “the establishment doesn't want to talk about left-wing violence” by Lotus Eaters Media founder Carl Benjamin.
Discussing the issue on GB News, Mr Benjamin stressed that the threat was "on the minds of a lot of people" currently.
Asked why the issue was not receiving wider attention, he said: “Nobody's really interested in talking about it because they control the government. They control the courts. They control the media.
“The left-wing paradigm is the dominant paradigm in all of these spaces,” he insisted.
Mr Benjamin went on to claim institutions including the Civil Service were politically captured, arguing they would “always side with their own” rather than figures such as Reform UK leader Nigel Farage.
He warned that ordinary members of the public could find themselves treated unfairly, adding: “You're going to be on the rough side of whatever happens.”
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→Carl Benjamin claims the establishment avoids discussing left-wing violence.
→He argues that many institutions are politically biased and favor the left.
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