Nick Ferrari takes on Extinction Rebellion for digging up garden outside Home Office

I would have thought that

digging

a

garden

isn't necessarily a good idea for an

extinction

rebellion

. I'm wrong? Good morning Nate, yes you are absolutely right, opening huge holes in our countryside is not the right thing for Britain to do when we are supposed to be leading the world on climate change for part of this year, the holes in which the government is giving permission for emissions are amazing, we are talking about more emissions and the entire British economy for a year because of this small action is a metaphor for what the government is going to do to Britain and Scotland to stop it why you and Would your colleagues dig a

garden

? because it actually draws attention to what the government is doing, no one thinks about the tension at the extraordinary destruction that the UK government is carrying out with these coal mines, I mean the government last week, so they brought out to the world that your children are living on a coal, your colleagues committing potential criminal damage, it is okay to dig a hole equivalent to

digging

a hole for a fruit tree, it is a timely metaphor for the destruction being committed by the UK government no, you don't own the land it's not like you're planting a fruit tree in your back or front yard yes it's a deliberately nonviolent direct action action well I can see a change in the government criminal harm Sorry, I appreciate it going to the courts, but if it is non-violent criminal harm that is causing harm, why are you seeking to do that?

I know they draw attention to it, but yeah, I mean, if you think that. In fact, digging a hole in the ground, the equipment is really annoying, exactly, in reality they are massive coal mines less important and we have a problem, no matter what I believe, it is what the law says and that is what we live according to the roads we have. We don't live by what you think is right or what I think is right, we live by the laws and those and those protectors, those climate protectors understood that action and full knowledge, just like the suffragettes, like Mahatma Gandhi , they're just a Martin Luther King Day.

We are taking action to try to make the point that Britain is in danger. I listened to you myself Nick last week and I know you are a decent person and I listened to your campaign last week with a broken heart, why was that? Because there is a decent man. Who cares about Britain? Yes, and instead of campaigning for the oil companies and the fossils that will come, we need to take it to court. You want the people who sound the alarm to be brought to court. No, no, respectfully, mr. McCarthy, I wonder if you heard it all because if you had this campaign it's enough just to remind my listeners that I love you and it's vital that you have the right to protest, but it has to be an orderly protest, you don't have the right. your rights do not trump those of people who want to go to work or even live in parts of the country where you print, of course you should protest.

I would be the first in not barricading to keep you the right to protest, we are not talking. On that, what I'm really trying to get to your heart is that you haven't campaigned for the oil companies and the fossil fuel companies to be taken to court, but you have campaigned for us now, why is he actually campaigning against people? they are destroying Britain and people are trying to protect Britain, that's my question for you, hello, okay, and here's my answer as to why people aren't campaigning, for those who need to go to work when you and your identity personally, when your colleagues close bridges or In nearby parts of London people lost their jobs last year people lost their livelihood I want them to be able to protest, but it has to be with the degree of order so that people can continue working other people should not lose their jobs Aging university yesterday the action yesterday blocks no road, it's exact, look for the equivalent of a fruit tree and you still complain about why, why, please, I do, when are you going to bring the oil companies into this program?

And I campaign for them to improvise at the front. of the courts because the damage they are doing, I see that the people of Great Britain are phenomenal. I think you and I have talked before about the incredible success the LGBT community has had with their protests and how they have such public support to do it. by gaining public support, you don't do it personally, your colleagues, you do it through confrontation, someone, you talk to a six year old gay boy, in fact, who actually had my friend murdered in Houma, let me finish, who has men murdered in homophobic crimes and I was in the street protesting and yes, I remember being hated by people like you because we were doing protests like this, I know that we are actually disturbing and disturbing recife because they never close Trafalgar Square, the LGBT people, the Homosexuals rioted at Stonewall and people were attacked.

Our friend still knows what fueled the fire that found my freedom. These people are the same people as a Stonewall teal and you are doing the same thing that a bachelor told the Stonewall gays in the sixties. I urge you to listen to me more regularly. I am very grateful for your time. I fully support LGBT campaigns. I fully support gay rights and I fully support your right to protest, but not to help other people lose their jobs. Hinder your work. Donecker McCarthy, thank you for your time with Extinction Rebellion.