Nicenanny3
youtu.be/HQHn_RivO2Q?si=s9oEer4OCve0ah4O
Perhaps listen to his speech before making judgements.
There you go again. Assuming that I hadn’t already seen it. I have listened to Yusuf's speech and read and studied it.
Yusuf (38) is only inspiring to those who don’t bother to scratch the surface of what he said or do any research about him. His speech was riddled with nonsense, inconsistencies, seriously insensitive inaccuracies and downright lies. He must have though that nobody would know anything about the history of slavery and British colonisation, or the history of America, Canada and Australia or fact check about his company.
Yusuf has made himself a very rich man through the sale of his hugely loss-making, jointly-owned company Velocity Mobile to Capital One. The bank is a massive supporter of the gun industry, the NRA and supplies loans to Israeli weapons-maker Elbit Systems. This company has been the subject of international condemnation and divestment due to its complicity with Israel’s severe violations of international law and human rights conventions. Hardly an ethical choice. This condemnation pre-dates the current war and the sale of Velocity. Capital One’s involvement with Elbit must have come to light during due diligence but Yusuf and his business partners went ahead with the sale anyway.
He claims that a British value is equality under the law. Please explain how this squares with Farage saying that Reform will leave the ECHR and how it squares with taking money from a bank which supports an Israeli weapons-maker condemned for violations of international law and human rights conventions.
He had a damn cheek too talking about housing shortages when the very rich people he was pandering to with his concierge app may well have been the very same people that acquire buy-to-leave properties in London. I remember when Kensington Council were struggling to find accommodation for the 300 people who survived the Grenfell Tower fire in which 72 people had died. Meantime 1 in every 8 properties in the borough stood empty.
whoownsengland.org/2017/06/18/where-are-the-empty-homes-in-kensington/
At the time of the Grenfell tragedy, there were 1,399 vacant dwellings in the borough.
There are currently over 700,000 properties that are unfurnished and standing empty in England alone. (ActionOnEmptyHomes)
But it’s so much easier to blame immigrants than the rich for the housing crisis.